What is a list of words that have the letter X?
ABAXIALsituated away from the axis [adj]
ABAXILEabaxial (situated away from the axis) [adj]
ABOIDEAUXABOIDEAU, a type of dike [n]
ABOITEAUXABOITEAU, aboideau (a type of dike) [n]
ACETOXYLa univalent radical [n -S]
ACETOXYLSACETOXYL, a univalent radical [n]
ADAXIALsituated on the same side as [adj]
ADDAXa large antelope (a ruminant mammal) [n -ES]
ADDAXESADDAX, a large antelope (a ruminant mammal) [n]
ADIEUXADIEU, a farewell [n]
ADMINISTRATRIX[n -TRICES]
ADMIXto mix (to put together into one mass) [v -MIXED or -MIXT,
-MIXING, -MIXES]
ADMIXEDADMIX, to mix (to put together into one mass) [v]
ADMIXESADMIX, to mix (to put together into one mass) [v]
ADMIXINGADMIX, to mix (to put together into one mass) [v]
ADMIXTADMIX, to mix (to put together into one mass) [v]
ADMIXTUREthe process or result of admixing (to mix (to put
together into one mass)) [n -S]
ADMIXTURESADMIXTURE, the process or result of admixing (to mix
(to put together into one mass)) [n]
ADNEXAconjoined anatomical parts [n] : ADNEXAL ~adj
ADNEXALADNEXA, conjoined anatomical parts [adj]
AFFIXto attach (to connect as an associated part) [v -ED, -ING,
-ES] : AFFIXABLE ~adj
AFFIXABLEAFFIX, to attach (to connect as an associated part)
[adj]
AFFIXALpertaining to a prefix or suffix [adj]
AFFIXATION[n -S]
AFFIXATIONSAFFIXATION [n]
AFFIXEDAFFIX, to attach (to connect as an associated part)
[v]
AFFIXERone that affixes (to attach (to connect as an associated
part)) [n -S]
AFFIXERSAFFIXER, one that affixes (to attach (to connect as an
associated part)) [n]
AFFIXESAFFIX, to attach (to connect as an associated part)
[v]
AFFIXIALaffixal (pertaining to a prefix or suffix) [adj]
AFFIXINGAFFIX, to attach (to connect as an associated part)
[v]
AFFIXMENTsomething affixed (to attach (to connect as an
associated part)) [n -S]
AFFIXMENTSAFFIXMENT, something affixed (to attach (to connect as
an associated part)) [n]
AFFIXTUREthe act of affixing (to attach (to connect as an
associated part)) [n -S]
AFFIXTURESAFFIXTURE, the act of affixing (to attach (to connect
as an associated part)) [n]
AFFLUXa flowing toward a point [n -ES]
AFFLUXESAFFLUX, a flowing toward a point [n]
AFLATOXINa toxin produced by mold that can damage the liver and
may lead to liver cancer [n -S]
AFLATOXINSAFLATOXIN, a toxin produced by mold that can damage
the liver and may lead to liver cancer [n]
AFTERTAXremaining after payment of taxes [adj]
ALEXANDERa cocktail consisting of gin, chocolate liqueur, and
cream [n -S]
ALEXANDERSALEXANDER, a cocktail consisting of gin, chocolate
liqueur, and cream [n]
ALEXANDRINE[n -S]
ALEXANDRINESALEXANDRINE [n]
ALEXANDRITE[n -S]
ALEXANDRITESALEXANDRITE [n]
ALEXIAa cerebral disorder marked by the loss of the ability to
read [n -S]
ALEXIASALEXIA, a cerebral disorder marked by the loss of the
ability to read [n]
ALEXINa substance in the blood that aids in the destruction of
bacteria [n -S]
ALEXINEalexin (a substance in the blood that aids in the
destruction of bacteria) [n -S]
ALEXINESALEXINE, alexin (a substance in the blood that aids in
the destruction of bacteria) [n]
ALEXINSALEXIN, a substance in the blood that aids in the
destruction of bacteria [n]
ALKOXIDEa type of chemical salt [n -S]
ALKOXIDESALKOXIDE, a type of chemical salt [n]
ALKOXYcontaining a univalent radical composed of alkyl united
with oxygen [adj]
ALLOXANa chemical compound [n -S]
ALLOXANSALLOXAN, a chemical compound [n]
AMBIDEXTERITIESAMBIDEXTERITY [n]
AMBIDEXTERITY[n -TIES]
AMBIDEXTROUS[adj]
AMBIDEXTROUSLY[adv]
AMBISEXUAL[n -S]
AMBISEXUALITIESAMBISEXUALITY [n]
AMBISEXUALITY[n -TIES]
AMBISEXUALSAMBISEXUAL [n]
AMOXICILLIN[n -S]
AMOXICILLINSAMOXICILLIN [n]
AMOXYCILLIN[n -S]
AMOXYCILLINSAMOXYCILLIN [n]
AMPHIMIXESAMPHIMIXIS [n]
AMPHIMIXIS[n -MIXES]
AMPHIOXIAMPHIOXUS, a lancelet (a small marine organism) [n]
AMPHIOXUSa lancelet (a small marine organism) [n -OXI or
-OXUSES]
AMPHIOXUSESAMPHIOXUS, a lancelet (a small marine organism)
[n]
AMPLEXUSthe mating embrace of frogs [n -ES]
AMPLEXUSESAMPLEXUS, the mating embrace of frogs [n]
ANAPHYLAXESANAPHYLAXIS [n]
ANAPHYLAXIS[n -LAXES]
ANAPTYXESANAPTYXIS, epenthesis (the insertion of a phoneme,
letter, or syllable into a word, usually to satisfy the
phonological constraints of a language or poetic context) of a
vowel, as in "thataway" [n]
ANAPTYXISepenthesis (the insertion of a phoneme, letter, or
syllable into a word, usually to satisfy the phonological
constraints of a language or poetic context) of a vowel, as in
"thataway" [n -TYXES]
ANATOXINa toxoid (a type of toxin (a poisonous substance)) [n
-S]
ANATOXINSANATOXIN, a toxoid (a type of toxin (a poisonous
substance)) [n]
ANNEXto add or attach [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
ANNEXATION[n -S]
ANNEXATIONAL[adj]
ANNEXATIONIST[n -S]
ANNEXATIONISTSANNEXATIONIST [n]
ANNEXATIONSANNEXATION [n]
ANNEXEsomething added or attached [n -S]
ANNEXEDANNEX, to add or attach [v]
ANNEXESANNEX, to add or attach [v]
ANNEXINGANNEX, to add or attach [v]
ANOREXIAloss of appetite [n -S]
ANOREXIASANOREXIA, loss of appetite [n]
ANOREXICone affected with anorexia [n -S]
ANOREXICSANOREXIC, one affected with anorexia [n]
ANOREXIESANOREXY, anorexia (loss of appetite) [n]
ANOREXIGENIC[adj]
ANOREXYanorexia (loss of appetite) [n -OREXIES]
ANOXEMIAa disorder of the blood [n -S] : ANOXEMIC ~adj
ANOXEMIASANOXEMIA, a disorder of the blood [n]
ANOXEMICANOXEMIA, a disorder of the blood [adj]
ANOXIAabsence of oxygen [n -S] : ANOXIC ~adj
ANOXIASANOXIA, absence of oxygen [n]
ANOXICANOXIA, absence of oxygen [adj]
ANTEFIXan upright ornament at the eaves of a tiled roof [n
-FIXES or -FIXA or -FIXAE] : ANTEFIXAL ~adj
ANTEFIXAANTEFIX, an upright ornament at the eaves of a tiled
roof [n]
ANTEFIXAEANTEFIX, an upright ornament at the eaves of a tiled
roof [n]
ANTEFIXALANTEFIX, an upright ornament at the eaves of a tiled
roof [adj]
ANTEFIXESANTEFIX, an upright ornament at the eaves of a tiled
roof [n]
ANTHELIXantihelix (the inner curved ridge on the cartilage of
the external ear) [n -LICES or -LIXES]
ANTHELIXESANTHELIX, antihelix (the inner curved ridge on the
cartilage of the external ear) [n]
ANTHRAXan infectious disease [n -THRACES]
ANTIANXIETY[adj]
ANTIAUXINa substance that inhibits the growth-regulating
function of an auxin (a substance used to regulate plant growth) [n
-S]
ANTIAUXINSANTIAUXIN, a substance that inhibits the
growth-regulating function of an auxin (a substance used to
regulate plant growth) [n]
ANTICLIMAX[n -ES]
ANTICLIMAXESANTICLIMAX [n]
ANTIHELIXthe inner curved ridge on the cartilage of the external
ear [n -LIXES or -LICES]
ANTIHELIXESANTIHELIX, the inner curved ridge on the cartilage of
the external ear [n]
ANTIHOMOSEXUAL[adj]
ANTIOXIDANT[n -S]
ANTIOXIDANTSANTIOXIDANT [n]
ANTISEXopposed to sexual activity [adj]
ANTISEXIST[n -S]
ANTISEXISTSANTISEXIST [n]
ANTISEXUAL[adj]
ANTISEXUALITIESANTISEXUALITY [n]
ANTISEXUALITY[n -TIES]
ANTITAXopposing taxes [adj]
ANTITOXICANTITOXIN, an antibody with the ability to neutralize a
specific toxin [adj]
ANTITOXINan antibody with the ability to neutralize a specific
toxin [n -S] : ANTITOXIC ~adj
ANTITOXINSANTITOXIN, an antibody with the ability to neutralize
a specific toxin [n]
ANXIETIESANXIETY, painful or apprehensive uneasiness of mind
[n]
ANXIETYpainful or apprehensive uneasiness of mind [n -ETIES]
ANXIOLYTIC[n -S]
ANXIOLYTICSANXIOLYTIC [n]
ANXIOUSfull of anxiety [adj] : ANXIOUSLY ~adv
ANXIOUSLYANXIOUS, full of anxiety [adv]
ANXIOUSNESS[n -ES]
ANXIOUSNESSESANXIOUSNESS [n]
APEXthe highest point [n APEXES or APICES]
APEXESAPEX, the highest point [n]
APOMIXESAPOMIXIS, a type of reproductive process [n]
APOMIXISa type of reproductive process [n -MIXES]
APOPLEXIESAPOPLEXY, a sudden loss of sensation and muscular
control [n]
APOPLEXYa sudden loss of sensation and muscular control [n
-PLEXIES]
APPENDIXa collection of supplementary material at the end of a
book [n -DIXES or -DICES]
APPENDIXESAPPENDIX, a collection of supplementary material at
the end of a book [n]
APPROXIMATE[v -MATED, -MATING, -MATES]
APPROXIMATEDAPPROXIMATE [v]
APPROXIMATELY[adv]
APPROXIMATESAPPROXIMATE [v]
APPROXIMATINGAPPROXIMATE [v]
APPROXIMATION[n -S]
APPROXIMATIONSAPPROXIMATION [n]
APPROXIMATIVE[adj]
APRAXIAloss of the ability to perform coordinated movements [n
-S] : APRACTIC, APRAXIC ~adj
APRAXIASAPRAXIA, loss of the ability to perform coordinated
movements [n]
APRAXICAPRAXIA, loss of the ability to perform coordinated
movements [adj]
APTERYXthe kiwi (a flightless bird) [n -ES]
APTERYXESAPTERYX, the kiwi (a flightless bird) [n]
ARCHAEOPTERYX[n -ES]
ARCHAEOPTERYXESARCHAEOPTERYX [n]
ARUSPEXharuspex (a soothsayer of ancient Rome) [n -PICES]
ASEXUALoccurring or performed without sexual action [adj] :
ASEXUALLY ~adv
ASEXUALITIESASEXUALITY [n]
ASEXUALITY[n -TIES]
ASEXUALLYASEXUAL, occurring or performed without sexual action
[adv]
ASPHYXIAunconsciousness caused by lack of oxygen [n -S] :
ASPHYXIAL ~adj
ASPHYXIALASPHYXIA, unconsciousness caused by lack of oxygen
[adj]
ASPHYXIASASPHYXIA, unconsciousness caused by lack of oxygen
[n]
ASPHYXIATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
ASPHYXIATEDASPHYXIATE [v]
ASPHYXIATESASPHYXIATE [v]
ASPHYXIATINGASPHYXIATE [v]
ASPHYXIATION[n -S]
ASPHYXIATIONSASPHYXIATION [n]
ASPHYXIESASPHYXY, asphyxia (unconsciousness caused by lack of
oxygen) [n]
ASPHYXYasphyxia (unconsciousness caused by lack of oxygen) [n
-PHYXIES]
ATARAXIApeace of mind [n -S]
ATARAXIASATARAXIA, peace of mind [n]
ATARAXICa tranquilizing drug [n -S]
ATARAXICSATARAXIC, a tranquilizing drug [n]
ATARAXIESATARAXY, ataraxia (peace of mind) [n]
ATARAXYataraxia (peace of mind) [n -RAXIES]
ATAXIAloss of muscular coordination [n -S]
ATAXIASATAXIA, loss of muscular coordination [n]
ATAXICone suffering from ataxia [n -S]
ATAXICSATAXIC, one suffering from ataxia [n]
ATAXIESATAXY, ataxia (loss of muscular coordination) [n]
ATAXYataxia (loss of muscular coordination) [n ATAXIES]
AUSPEXa soothsayer of ancient Rome [n -PICES]
AUTOSEXING[adj]
AUTOTOXICAUTOTOXIN, any toxin or poison produced within the body
[adj]
AUTOTOXINany toxin or poison produced within the body [n -S] :
AUTOTOXIC ~adj
AUTOTOXINSAUTOTOXIN, any toxin or poison produced within the
body [n]
AUTOXIDATION[n -S]
AUTOXIDATIONSAUTOXIDATION [n]
AUXESESAUXESIS, an increase in cell size without cell division
[n]
AUXESISan increase in cell size without cell division [n
AUXESES]
AUXETICa substance that promotes auxesis [n -S]
AUXETICSAUXETIC, a substance that promotes auxesis [n]
AUXILIARIESAUXILIARY, an individual or group that assists or
functions in a supporting capacity [n]
AUXILIARYan individual or group that assists or functions in a
supporting capacity [n -RIES]
AUXINa substance used to regulate plant growth [n -S] : AUXINIC
~adj
AUXINICAUXIN, a substance used to regulate plant growth
[adj]
AUXINSAUXIN, a substance used to regulate plant growth [n]
AUXOTROPHan organism, such as a strain of bacteria, that has
lost the ability to synthesize certain substances required for its
growth and metabolism as the result of mutational changes [n
-S]
AUXOTROPHIC[adj]
AUXOTROPHIESAUXOTROPHY [n]
AUXOTROPHSAUXOTROPH, an organism, such as a strain of bacteria,
that has lost the ability to synthesize certain substances required
for its growth and metabolism as the result of mutational changes
[n]
AUXOTROPHY[n -PHIES]
AVIATRIXa female aviator (one that aviates (to fly an aircraft))
[n -TRICES or -TRIXES]
AVIATRIXESAVIATRIX, a female aviator (one that aviates (to fly
an aircraft)) [n]
AXto work on with an ax (a type of cutting tool) [v -ED, -ING,
-ES]
AXALaxial (pertaining to or forming an axis) [adj]
AXEto ax (to work on with an ax (a type of cutting tool)) [v
AXED, AXING, AXES]
AXEDAX, to work on with an ax (a type of cutting tool) [v]
AXELa jump in figure skating [n -S]
AXELSAXEL, a jump in figure skating [n]
AXEMANaxman (one who wields an ax) [n AXEMEN]
AXEMENAXEMAN, axman (one who wields an ax) [n]
AXENICfree from germs [adj]
AXENICALLY[adv]
AXESAX, to work on with an ax (a type of cutting tool) [v]
AXIALpertaining to or forming an axis [adj] : AXIALLY ~adv
AXIALITIESAXIALITY, the state of being axial (pertaining to or
forming an axis) [n]
AXIALITYthe state of being axial (pertaining to or forming an
axis) [n -TIES]
AXIALLYAXIAL, pertaining to or forming an axis [adv]
AXILthe angle between the upper side of a leaf and its
supporting stem [n -S]
AXILEaxial (pertaining to or forming an axis) [adj]
AXILLAthe armpit (the hollow under the arm at the shoulder) [n
-LAE or -LAS]
AXILLAEAXILLA, the armpit (the hollow under the arm at the
shoulder) [n]
AXILLARa feather on the undersurface of a bird's wing [n -S]
AXILLARIESAXILLARY, an axillar (a feather on the undersurface of
a bird's wing) [n]
AXILLARSAXILLAR, a feather on the undersurface of a bird's wing
[n]
AXILLARYan axillar (a feather on the undersurface of a bird's
wing) [n -LARIES]
AXILLASAXILLA, the armpit (the hollow under the arm at the
shoulder) [n]
AXILSAXIL, the angle between the upper side of a leaf and its
supporting stem [n]
AXINGAX, to work on with an ax (a type of cutting tool) [v]
AXIOLOGICAL[adj]
AXIOLOGICALLY[adv]
AXIOLOGIESAXIOLOGY, the study of values and value judgments
[n]
AXIOLOGYthe study of values and value judgments [n -GIES]
AXIOMa self-evident truth [n -S] : AXIOMATIC ~adj, AXIOMATICALLY
~adv
AXIOMATICAXIOM, a self-evident truth [adj]
AXIOMATICALLYAXIOM, a self-evident truth [adv]
AXIOMATISATION[n -S]
AXIOMATISATIONSAXIOMATISATION [n]
AXIOMATIZATION[n -S]
AXIOMATIZATIONSAXIOMATIZATION [n]
AXIOMATIZE[v -TIZED, -TIZING, -TIZES]
AXIOMATIZEDAXIOMATIZE [v]
AXIOMATIZESAXIOMATIZE [v]
AXIOMATIZINGAXIOMATIZE [v]
AXIOMSAXIOM, a self-evident truth [n]
AXIONa hypothetical subatomic particle [n -S]
AXIONSAXION, a hypothetical subatomic particle [n]
AXISa straight line about which a body rotates [n AXES] : AXISED
~adj / an Asian deer [n AXISES]
AXISEDAXIS, a straight line about which a body rotates [adj]
AXISESAXIS, a straight line about which a body rotates [n]
AXISYMMETRIC[adj]
AXISYMMETRICAL[adj]
AXISYMMETRIESAXISYMMETRY [n]
AXISYMMETRY[n -TRIES]
AXITEa fiber of an axon [n -S]
AXITESAXITE, a fiber of an axon [n]
AXLEa shaft upon which a wheel revolves [n -S] : AXLED ~adj
AXLEDAXLE, a shaft upon which a wheel revolves [adj]
AXLESAXLE, a shaft upon which a wheel revolves [n]
AXLETREEa type of axle (a shaft upon which a wheel revolves) [n
-S]
AXLETREESAXLETREE, a type of axle (a shaft upon which a wheel
revolves) [n]
AXLIKEresembling an ax [adj]
AXMANone who wields an ax [n AXMEN]
AXMENAXMAN, one who wields an ax [n]
AXOLOTLa salamander of Mexico and western United States [n
-S]
AXOLOTLSAXOLOTL, a salamander of Mexico and western United
States [n]
AXONthe central process of a neuron [n -S] : AXONAL, AXONIC
~adj
AXONALAXON, the central process of a neuron [adj]
AXONEaxon (the central process of a neuron) [n -S]
AXONEMALpertaining to an axoneme (a part of a cilium) [adj]
AXONEMEa part of a cilium [n -S]
AXONEMESAXONEME, a part of a cilium [n]
AXONESAXONE, axon (the central process of a neuron) [n]
AXONICAXON, the central process of a neuron [adj]
AXONOMETRIC[adj]
AXONSAXON, the central process of a neuron [n]
AXOPLASMthe protoplasm of an axon [n -S]
AXOPLASMIC[adj]
AXOPLASMSAXOPLASM, the protoplasm of an axon [n]
AXSEEDa European herb [n -S]
AXSEEDSAXSEED, a European herb [n]
BANDBOXa lightweight box [n -ES]
BANDBOXESBANDBOX, a lightweight box [n]
BANDEAUXBANDEAU, a headband (a band worn on the head) [n]
BANJAXto damage or ruin [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
BANJAXEDBANJAX, to damage or ruin [v]
BANJAXESBANJAX, to damage or ruin [v]
BANJAXINGBANJAX, to damage or ruin [v]
BASIFIXED[adj]
BATEAUXBATEAU, a flat-bottomed boat [n]
BATTEAUXBATTEAU, bateau (a flat-bottomed boat) [n]
BAUXITEan ore of aluminum [n -S] : BAUXITIC ~adj
BAUXITESBAUXITE, an ore of aluminum [n]
BAUXITICBAUXITE, an ore of aluminum [adj]
BEAUXBEAU, a boyfriend [n]
BEESWAXa type of wax [n -ES]
BEESWAXESBEESWAX, a type of wax [n]
BEMIXto mix thoroughly [v -MIXED or -MIXT, -MIXING, -MIXES]
BEMIXEDBEMIX, to mix thoroughly [v]
BEMIXESBEMIX, to mix thoroughly [v]
BEMIXINGBEMIX, to mix thoroughly [v]
BEMIXTBEMIX, to mix thoroughly [v]
BETAXEDburdened with taxes [adj]
BETWIXTbetween (in the space that separates) [prep]
BIAXALbiaxial (having two axes) [adj]
BIAXIALhaving two axes [adj]
BIAXIALLY[adv]
BICONVEXconvex on both sides [adj]
BICONVEXITIESBICONVEXITY [n]
BICONVEXITY[n -TIES]
BIFLEXbent in two places [adj]
BIJOUXBIJOU, a jewel [n]
BIOTOXINpoison made by a plant or animal [n -S]
BIOTOXINSBIOTOXIN, poison made by a plant or animal [n]
BISECTRIX[n -TRICES]
BISEXUALone who is attracted to both sexes [n -S]
BISEXUALITIESBISEXUALITY [n]
BISEXUALITY[n -TIES]
BISEXUALLY[adv]
BISEXUALSBISEXUAL, one who is attracted to both sexes [n]
BLAXPLOITATION[n -S]
BLAXPLOITATIONSBLAXPLOITATION [n]
BOBBYSOXgirls' socks that reach above the ankle [n]
BOLLIXto bungle (to work, make, or do clumsily) [v -ED, -ING,
-ES]
BOLLIXEDBOLLIX, to bungle (to work, make, or do clumsily)
[v]
BOLLIXESBOLLIX, to bungle (to work, make, or do clumsily)
[v]
BOLLIXINGBOLLIX, to bungle (to work, make, or do clumsily)
[v]
BOLLOXto bollix (to bungle (to work, make, or do clumsily)) [v
-ED, -ING, -ES]
BOLLOXEDBOLLOX, to bollix (to bungle (to work, make, or do
clumsily)) [v]
BOLLOXESBOLLOX, to bollix (to bungle (to work, make, or do
clumsily)) [v]
BOLLOXINGBOLLOX, to bollix (to bungle (to work, make, or do
clumsily)) [v]
BOMBAXpertaining to a family of tropical trees [adj]
BOMBYXa silkworm (a caterpillar that spins a cocoon of silk
fibers) [n -ES]
BOMBYXESBOMBYX, a silkworm (a caterpillar that spins a cocoon of
silk fibers) [n]
BOOMBOXa portable radio and tape or compact disc player [n
-ES]
BOOMBOXESBOOMBOX, a portable radio and tape or compact disc
player [n]
BORAXa white crystalline compound [n -RAXES or -RACES]
BORAXESBORAX, a white crystalline compound [n]
BORDEAUXa red or white wine [n BORDEAUX]
BORDEREAUXBORDEREAU [n]
BOXto put in a box (a rectangular container) [v -ED, -ING,
-ES]
BOXBALLa form of handball [n -S]
BOXBALLSBOXBALL, a form of handball [n]
BOXBERRIESBOXBERRY, an evergreen plant [n]
BOXBERRYan evergreen plant [n -RIES]
BOXBOARDstiff paperboard [n -S]
BOXBOARDSBOXBOARD, stiff paperboard [n]
BOXCARa roofed freight car [n -S]
BOXCARSBOXCAR, a roofed freight car [n]
BOXEDBOX, to put in a box (a rectangular container) [v]
BOXERone that packs boxes [n -S]
BOXERSBOXER, one that packs boxes [n]
BOXESBOX, to put in a box (a rectangular container) [v]
BOXFISHa marine fish [n -ES]
BOXFISHESBOXFISH, a marine fish [n]
BOXFULas much as a box can hold [n -S]
BOXFULSBOXFUL, as much as a box can hold [n]
BOXHAULto veer a ship around [v -ED, -ING, -S]
BOXHAULEDBOXHAUL, to veer a ship around [v]
BOXHAULINGBOXHAUL, to veer a ship around [v]
BOXHAULSBOXHAUL, to veer a ship around [v]
BOXIERBOXY, resembling a box [adj]
BOXIESTBOXY, resembling a box [adj]
BOXILYBOXY, resembling a box [adv]
BOXINESSthe state of being boxy (resembling a box) [n -ES]
BOXINESSESBOXINESS, the state of being boxy (resembling a box)
[n]
BOXINGa casing (a protective outer covering) [n -S]
BOXINGSBOXING, a casing (a protective outer covering) [n]
BOXLIKEresembling a box [adj]
BOXTHORNa thorny shrub [n -S]
BOXTHORNSBOXTHORN, a thorny shrub [n]
BOXWOODan evergreen shrub [n -S]
BOXWOODSBOXWOOD, an evergreen shrub [n]
BOXYresembling a box [adj BOXIER, BOXIEST] : BOXILY ~adv
BRAXIESBRAXY, a fever of sheep [n]
BRAXYa fever of sheep [n BRAXIES]
BREADBOXa container for bread [n -ES]
BREADBOXESBREADBOX, a container for bread [n]
BROADAXa broad-edged ax [n -ES]
BROADAXEbroadax (a broad-edged ax) [n -S]
BROADAXESBROADAX, a broad-edged ax [n]
BRUXto grind the teeth [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
BRUXEDBRUX, to grind the teeth [v]
BRUXESBRUX, to grind the teeth [v]
BRUXINGBRUX, to grind the teeth [v]
BRUXISMa nervous grinding of the teeth [n -S]
BRUXISMSBRUXISM, a nervous grinding of the teeth [n]
BUREAUXBUREAU, a chest of drawers [n]
BUXOMhealthily plump [adj -OMER, -OMEST] : BUXOMLY ~adv
BUXOMERBUXOM, healthily plump [adj]
BUXOMESTBUXOM, healthily plump [adj]
BUXOMLYBUXOM, healthily plump [adv]
BUXOMNESS[n -ES]
BUXOMNESSESBUXOMNESS [n]
CACHEXIAgeneral ill health [n -S] : CACHEXIC ~adj
CACHEXIASCACHEXIA, general ill health [n]
CACHEXICCACHEXIA, general ill health [adj]
CACHEXIESCACHEXY, cachexia (general ill health) [n]
CACHEXYcachexia (general ill health) [n -CHEXIES]
CACOMIXLa raccoon-like mammal [n -S]
CACOMIXLE[n -S]
CACOMIXLESCACOMIXLE [n]
CACOMIXLSCACOMIXL, a raccoon-like mammal [n]
CALIXa cup [n -LICES]
CALXa mineral residue [n -ES or CALCES]
CALXESCALX, a mineral residue [n]
CALYXthe outer protective covering of a flower [n -LYXES or
-LYCES]
CALYXESCALYX, the outer protective covering of a flower [n]
CANTHAXANTHIN[n -S]
CANTHAXANTHINSCANTHAXANTHIN [n]
CARAPAXcarapace (a hard, protective outer covering) [n -ES]
CARAPAXESCARAPAX, carapace (a hard, protective outer covering)
[n]
CARBOXYLa univalent acid radical [n -S]
CARBOXYLASE[n -S]
CARBOXYLASESCARBOXYLASE [n]
CARBOXYLATE[v -LATED, -LATING, -LATES]
CARBOXYLATEDCARBOXYLATE [v]
CARBOXYLATESCARBOXYLATE [v]
CARBOXYLATINGCARBOXYLATE [v]
CARBOXYLATION[n -S]
CARBOXYLATIONSCARBOXYLATION [n]
CARBOXYLIC[adj]
CARBOXYLSCARBOXYL, a univalent acid radical [n]
CAREXa marsh plant [n CARICES]
CASHBOXa container for money [n -ES]
CASHBOXESCASHBOX, a container for money [n]
CATALEXESCATALEXIS [n]
CATALEXIS[n -LEXES]
CATAPLEXIESCATAPLEXY [n]
CATAPLEXY[n -PLEXIES]
CATHEXESCATHEXIS, the concentration of psychic energy on a
person or idea [n]
CATHEXISthe concentration of psychic energy on a person or idea
[n -THEXES]
CAUDEXthe woody base of some plants [n -DICES or -DEXES]
CAUDEXESCAUDEX, the woody base of some plants [n]
CELOTEXa building board that is employed as insulation or
paneling -- a trademark [n -ES]
CELOTEXESCELOTEX, a building board that is employed as
insulation or paneling -- a trademark [n]
CEPHALEXIN[n -S]
CEPHALEXINSCEPHALEXIN [n]
CEPHALOTHORAX[n -THORAXES or -THORACES]
CEPHALOTHORAXESCEPHALOTHORAX [n]
CERVIXthe neck [n -VICES or -VIXES]
CERVIXESCERVIX, the neck [n]
CHAMOIXCHAMOIS, a soft leather [n]
CHAPEAUXCHAPEAU, a hat [n]
CHATEAUXCHATEAU, a large country house [n]
CHATTERBOX[n -ES]
CHATTERBOXESCHATTERBOX [n]
CHEMOTAXESCHEMOTAXIS [n]
CHEMOTAXIS[n -TAXES]
CHEMOTAXONOMIC[adj]
CHEMOTAXONOMIESCHEMOTAXONOMY [n]
CHEMOTAXONOMIST[n -S]
CHEMOTAXONOMY[n -MIES]
CHIONODOXA[n -S]
CHIONODOXASCHIONODOXA [n]
CHRONAXIEthe time required to excite a nerve cell electrically
[n -S]
CHRONAXIESCHRONAXY, the time required to excite a nerve cell
electrically [n]
CHRONAXYthe time required to excite a nerve cell electrically [n
-AXIES]
CICATRIXscar tissue [n -TRICES or -TRIXES]
CICATRIXESCICATRIX, scar tissue [n]
CIMEXa bedbug (a bloodsucking insect) [n -MICES]
CIPHERTEXT[n -S]
CIPHERTEXTSCIPHERTEXT [n]
CIRCUMFLEX[n -ES]
CIRCUMFLEXESCIRCUMFLEX [n]
CLAXONklaxon (a low-pitched horn) [n -S]
CLAXONSCLAXON, klaxon (a low-pitched horn) [n]
CLIMAXto reach a high or dramatic point [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
CLIMAXEDCLIMAX, to reach a high or dramatic point [v]
CLIMAXESCLIMAX, to reach a high or dramatic point [v]
CLIMAXINGCLIMAX, to reach a high or dramatic point [v]
CLIMAXLESS[adj]
CLOXACILLIN[n -S]
CLOXACILLINSCLOXACILLIN [n]
COADJUTRIX[n -TRICES]
COALBOXa box for storing coal [n -ES]
COALBOXESCOALBOX, a box for storing coal [n]
COANNEXto annex jointly [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
COANNEXEDCOANNEX, to annex jointly [v]
COANNEXESCOANNEX, to annex jointly [v]
COANNEXINGCOANNEX, to annex jointly [v]
COAXto cajole (to persuade by flattery) [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
COAXALcoaxial (having a common axis) [adj]
COAXEDCOAX, to cajole (to persuade by flattery) [v]
COAXERone that coaxes (to cajole (to persuade by flattery)) [n
-S]
COAXERSCOAXER, one that coaxes (to cajole (to persuade by
flattery)) [n]
COAXESCOAX, to cajole (to persuade by flattery) [v]
COAXIALhaving a common axis [adj]
COAXIALLY[adv]
COAXINGCOAX, to cajole (to persuade by flattery) [v]
COAXINGLY[adv]
COCARBOXYLASE[n -S]
COCARBOXYLASESCOCARBOXYLASE [n]
COCCYXa bone of the spine [n -CYGES or -CYXES]
COCCYXESCOCCYX, a bone of the spine [n]
CODEXan ancient manuscript [n -DICES]
COEXECUTOR[n -S]
COEXECUTORSCOEXECUTOR [n]
COEXERTto exert jointly [v -ED, -ING, -S]
COEXERTEDCOEXERT, to exert jointly [v]
COEXERTINGCOEXERT, to exert jointly [v]
COEXERTSCOEXERT, to exert jointly [v]
COEXISTto exist together [v -ED, -ING, -S]
COEXISTEDCOEXIST, to exist together [v]
COEXISTENCE[n -S]
COEXISTENCESCOEXISTENCE [n]
COEXISTENT[adj]
COEXISTINGCOEXIST, to exist together [v]
COEXISTSCOEXIST, to exist together [v]
COEXTENDto extend through the same space or time as another [v
-ED, -ING, -S]
COEXTENDEDCOEXTEND, to extend through the same space or time as
another [v]
COEXTENDINGCOEXTEND, to extend through the same space or time as
another [v]
COEXTENDSCOEXTEND, to extend through the same space or time as
another [v]
COEXTENSIVE[adj]
COEXTENSIVELY[adv]
COMIXcomic books or strips [n]
COMMIXto mix together [v -MIXED or -MIXT, -MIXING, -MIXES]
COMMIXEDCOMMIX, to mix together [v]
COMMIXESCOMMIX, to mix together [v]
COMMIXINGCOMMIX, to mix together [v]
COMMIXTCOMMIX, to mix together [v]
COMMIXTURE[n -S]
COMMIXTURESCOMMIXTURE [n]
COMPLEXcomplicated [adj -PLEXER, -PLEXEST] / to make complex [v
-ED, -ING, -ES]
COMPLEXATION[n -S]
COMPLEXATIONSCOMPLEXATION [n]
COMPLEXEDCOMPLEX, to make complex [v]
COMPLEXERCOMPLEX, complicated [adj]
COMPLEXESCOMPLEX, to make complex [v]
COMPLEXESTCOMPLEX, complicated [adj]
COMPLEXIFIEDCOMPLEXIFY [v]
COMPLEXIFIESCOMPLEXIFY [v]
COMPLEXIFY[v -FIED, -FYING, -FIES]
COMPLEXIFYINGCOMPLEXIFY [v]
COMPLEXINGCOMPLEX, to make complex [v]
COMPLEXION[n -S]
COMPLEXIONAL[adj]
COMPLEXIONED[adj]
COMPLEXIONSCOMPLEXION [n]
COMPLEXITIESCOMPLEXITY [n]
COMPLEXITY[n -TIES]
COMPLEXLY[adv]
COMPLEXNESS[n -ES]
COMPLEXNESSESCOMPLEXNESS [n]
CONFLUXa flowing together of streams [n -ES]
CONFLUXESCONFLUX, a flowing together of streams [n]
CONNEXION[n -S]
CONNEXIONSCONNEXION [n]
CONTEXTthe part of a discourse in which a particular word or
phrase appears [n -S]
CONTEXTLESS[adj]
CONTEXTSCONTEXT, the part of a discourse in which a particular
word or phrase appears [n]
CONTEXTUAL[adj]
CONTEXTUALIZE[v -IZED, -IZING, -IZES]
CONTEXTUALIZEDCONTEXTUALIZE [v]
CONTEXTUALIZESCONTEXTUALIZE [v]
CONTEXTUALIZINGCONTEXTUALIZE [v]
CONTEXTUALLY[adv]
CONTEXTURE[n -S]
CONTEXTURESCONTEXTURE [n]
CONVEXa surface or body that is convex (curving outward) [n
-ES]
CONVEXESCONVEX, a surface or body that is convex (curving
outward) [n]
CONVEXITIESCONVEXITY [n]
CONVEXITY[n -TIES]
CONVEXLYin a convex manner [adv]
CORTEXthe outer layer of an organ [n -TICES or -TEXES] :
CORTICAL ~adj
CORTEXESCORTEX, the outer layer of an organ [n]
COTEAUXCOTEAU, the higher ground of a region [n]
COTURNIXa small quail [n -ES]
COTURNIXESCOTURNIX, a small quail [n]
COUNTEREXAMPLE[n -S]
COUNTEREXAMPLESCOUNTEREXAMPLE [n]
COUTEAUXCOUTEAU, a knife (a sharp-edged instrument used for
cutting) [n]
COWPOXa cattle disease [n -ES]
COWPOXESCOWPOX, a cattle disease [n]
COXto coxswain (to steer a racing rowboat) [v -ED, -ING,
-ES]
COXAthe hip or hip joint [n COXAE] : COXAL ~adj
COXAECOXA, the hip or hip joint [n]
COXALCOXA, the hip or hip joint [adj]
COXALGIApain in the hip [n -S] : COXALGIC ~adj
COXALGIASCOXALGIA, pain in the hip [n]
COXALGICCOXALGIA, pain in the hip [adj]
COXALGIESCOXALGY, coxalgia (pain in the hip) [n]
COXALGYcoxalgia (pain in the hip) [n -GIES]
COXCOMBa conceited dandy [n -S]
COXCOMBIC[adj]
COXCOMBICAL[adj]
COXCOMBRIESCOXCOMBRY [n]
COXCOMBRY[n -RIES]
COXCOMBSCOXCOMB, a conceited dandy [n]
COXEDCOX, to coxswain (to steer a racing rowboat) [v]
COXESCOX, to coxswain (to steer a racing rowboat) [v]
COXINGCOX, to coxswain (to steer a racing rowboat) [v]
COXITIDESCOXITIS, inflammation of the hip joint [n]
COXITISinflammation of the hip joint [n COXITIDES]
COXLESShaving no coxswain (the director of the crew of a racing
rowboat) [adj]
COXSWAINto steer a racing rowboat [v -ED, -ING, -S]
COXSWAINEDCOXSWAIN, to steer a racing rowboat [v]
COXSWAININGCOXSWAIN, to steer a racing rowboat [v]
COXSWAINSCOXSWAIN, to steer a racing rowboat [v]
CRUCIFIXa cross bearing an image of Christ [n -ES]
CRUCIFIXESCRUCIFIX, a cross bearing an image of Christ [n]
CRUCIFIXION[n -S]
CRUCIFIXIONSCRUCIFIXION [n]
CRUXa basic or decisive point [n CRUXES or CRUCES]
CRUXESCRUX, a basic or decisive point [n]
CULEXa mosquito (a winged insect) [n CULEXES or CULICES]
CULEXESCULEX, a mosquito (a winged insect) [n]
CURTALAXa cutlass (a short sword) [n -ES]
CURTALAXESCURTALAX, a cutlass (a short sword) [n]
CYBERSEXan online sex-oriented conversation [n -ES]
CYBERSEXESCYBERSEX, an online sex-oriented conversation [n]
CYCLODEXTRIN[n -S]
CYCLODEXTRINSCYCLODEXTRIN [n]
CYCLOHEXANE[n -S]
CYCLOHEXANESCYCLOHEXANE [n]
CYCLOHEXANONE[n -S]
CYCLOHEXANONESCYCLOHEXANONE [n]
CYCLOHEXIMIDE[n -S]
CYCLOHEXIMIDESCYCLOHEXIMIDE [n]
CYCLOHEXYLAMINE[n -S]
CYLIXkylix (a drinking vessel) [n CYLICES]
CYTOTAXONOMIC[adj]
CYTOTAXONOMIESCYTOTAXONOMY [n]
CYTOTAXONOMY[n -MIES]
CYTOTOXIC[adj]
CYTOTOXICITIESCYTOTOXICITY [n]
CYTOTOXICITY[n -TIES]
CYTOTOXIN[n -S]
CYTOTOXINSCYTOTOXIN [n]
DECARBOXYLASE[n -S]
DECARBOXYLASESDECARBOXYLASE [n]
DECARBOXYLATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
DECARBOXYLATEDDECARBOXYLATE [v]
DECARBOXYLATESDECARBOXYLATE [v]
DECARBOXYLATINGDECARBOXYLATE [v]
DECARBOXYLATION[n -S]
DEFLEXEDbent downward [adj]
DEFLEXION[n -S]
DEFLEXIONSDEFLEXION [n]
DEIXISthe specifying function of some words [n DEIXISES]
DEIXISESDEIXIS, the specifying function of some words [n]
DELUXEof special elegance or luxury [adj]
DEMULTIPLEXER[n -S]
DEMULTIPLEXERSDEMULTIPLEXER [n]
DEOXIDATION[n -S]
DEOXIDATIONSDEOXIDATION [n]
DEOXIDIZE[v -DIZED, -DIZING, -DIZES]
DEOXIDIZEDDEOXIDIZE [v]
DEOXIDIZER[n -S]
DEOXIDIZERSDEOXIDIZER [n]
DEOXIDIZESDEOXIDIZE [v]
DEOXIDIZINGDEOXIDIZE [v]
DEOXYhaving less oxygen than the compound from which it is
derived [adj]
DEOXYGENATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
DEOXYGENATEDDEOXYGENATE [v]
DEOXYGENATESDEOXYGENATE [v]
DEOXYGENATINGDEOXYGENATE [v]
DEOXYGENATION[n -S]
DEOXYGENATIONSDEOXYGENATION [n]
DEOXYRIBOSE[n -S]
DEOXYRIBOSESDEOXYRIBOSE [n]
DESEXto castrate or spay [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
DESEXEDDESEX, to castrate or spay [v]
DESEXESDESEX, to castrate or spay [v]
DESEXINGDESEX, to castrate or spay [v]
DESEXUALIZATION[n -S]
DESEXUALIZE[v -IZED, -IZING, -IZES]
DESEXUALIZEDDESEXUALIZE [v]
DESEXUALIZESDESEXUALIZE [v]
DESEXUALIZINGDESEXUALIZE [v]
DESOXYdeoxy (having less oxygen than the compound from which it
is derived) [adj]
DETOXto detoxify (to remove a toxin from) [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
DETOXEDDETOX, to detoxify (to remove a toxin from) [v]
DETOXESDETOX, to detoxify (to remove a toxin from) [v]
DETOXICANT[n -S]
DETOXICANTSDETOXICANT [n]
DETOXICATE[v -CATED, -CATING, -CATES]
DETOXICATEDDETOXICATE [v]
DETOXICATESDETOXICATE [v]
DETOXICATINGDETOXICATE [v]
DETOXICATION[n -S]
DETOXICATIONSDETOXICATION [n]
DETOXIFICATION[n -S]
DETOXIFICATIONSDETOXIFICATION [n]
DETOXIFIEDDETOXIFY, to remove a toxin from [v]
DETOXIFIESDETOXIFY, to remove a toxin from [v]
DETOXIFYto remove a toxin from [v -FIED, -FYING, -FIES]
DETOXIFYINGDETOXIFY, to remove a toxin from [v]
DETOXINGDETOX, to detoxify (to remove a toxin from) [v]
DEWAXto remove wax from [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
DEWAXEDDEWAX, to remove wax from [v]
DEWAXESDEWAX, to remove wax from [v]
DEWAXINGDEWAX, to remove wax from [v]
DEXa sulfate used as a central nervous system stimulant [n
-ES]
DEXAMETHASONE[n -S]
DEXAMETHASONESDEXAMETHASONE [n]
DEXESDEX, a sulfate used as a central nervous system stimulant
[n]
DEXIEa tablet of dex [n -S]
DEXIESDEXY, dexie (a tablet of dex) [n]
DEXTERsituated on the right [adj]
DEXTERITIESDEXTERITY [n]
DEXTERITY[n -TIES]
DEXTEROUS[adj]
DEXTEROUSLY[adv]
DEXTEROUSNESS[n -ES]
DEXTEROUSNESSESDEXTEROUSNESS [n]
DEXTRALpertaining to the right [adj]
DEXTRALLY[adv]
DEXTRANa substance used as a blood plasma substitute [n -S]
DEXTRANASE[n -S]
DEXTRANASESDEXTRANASE [n]
DEXTRANSDEXTRAN, a substance used as a blood plasma substitute
[n]
DEXTRINa substance used as an adhesive [n -S]
DEXTRINEdextrin (a substance used as an adhesive) [n -S]
DEXTRINESDEXTRINE, dextrin (a substance used as an adhesive)
[n]
DEXTRINSDEXTRIN, a substance used as an adhesive [n]
DEXTROturning to the right [adj]
DEXTROROTARY[adj]
DEXTROROTATORY[adj]
DEXTRORSE[adj]
DEXTROSEa form of glucose [n -S]
DEXTROSESDEXTROSE, a form of glucose [n]
DEXTROUSadroit (skillful (having skill (the ability to do
something well))) [adj]
DEXYdexie (a tablet of dex) [n DEXIES]
DICARBOXYLIC[adj]
DIGITOXIGENIN[n -S]
DIGITOXIGENINSDIGITOXIGENIN [n]
DIGITOXIN[n -S]
DIGITOXINSDIGITOXIN [n]
DIGOXINa drug to improve heart function [n -S]
DIGOXINSDIGOXIN, a drug to improve heart function [n]
DIOXANdioxane (a flammable liquid) [n -S]
DIOXANEa flammable liquid [n -S]
DIOXANESDIOXANE, a flammable liquid [n]
DIOXANSDIOXAN, dioxane (a flammable liquid) [n]
DIOXIDdioxide (a type of oxide (a binary compound of oxygen with
another element or radical)) [n -S]
DIOXIDEa type of oxide (a binary compound of oxygen with another
element or radical) [n -S]
DIOXIDESDIOXIDE, a type of oxide (a binary compound of oxygen
with another element or radical) [n]
DIOXIDSDIOXID, dioxide (a type of oxide (a binary compound of
oxygen with another element or radical)) [n]
DIOXINa toxic solid hydrocarbon [n -S]
DIOXINSDIOXIN, a toxic solid hydrocarbon [n]
DIPLEXpertaining to the simultaneous transmission or reception
of two radio signals [adj]
DIPLEXERa coupling device [n -S]
DIPLEXERSDIPLEXER, a coupling device [n]
DIRECTRIX[n -TRIXES or -TRICES]
DIRECTRIXESDIRECTRIX [n]
DISCLIMAX[n -MAXES]
DISCLIMAXESDISCLIMAX [n]
DISINTOXICATE[v -CATED, -CATING, -CATES]
DISINTOXICATEDDISINTOXICATE [v]
DISINTOXICATESDISINTOXICATE [v]
DISINTOXICATINGDISINTOXICATE [v]
DISINTOXICATION[n -S]
DIXITa statement [n -S]
DIXITSDIXIT, a statement [n]
DOMINATRIX[n -TRICES]
DOUXvery sweet -- used of champagne [adj]
DOXIEdoxy (a doctrine (a belief or set of beliefs taught or
advocated)) [n -S]
DOXIESDOXY, a doctrine (a belief or set of beliefs taught or
advocated) [n]
DOXOLOGIESDOXOLOGY, a hymn or verse of praise to God [n]
DOXOLOGYa hymn or verse of praise to God [n -GIES]
DOXORUBICIN[n -S]
DOXORUBICINSDOXORUBICIN [n]
DOXYa doctrine (a belief or set of beliefs taught or advocated)
[n DOXIES]
DOXYCYCLINE[n -S]
DOXYCYCLINESDOXYCYCLINE [n]
DUPLEXto make duple (having two parts or elements) [v -ED, -ING,
-ES]
DUPLEXEDDUPLEX, to make duple (having two parts or elements)
[v]
DUPLEXERan electronic switching device [n -S]
DUPLEXERSDUPLEXER, an electronic switching device [n]
DUPLEXESDUPLEX, to make duple (having two parts or elements)
[v]
DUPLEXINGDUPLEX, to make duple (having two parts or elements)
[v]
DUPLEXITIESDUPLEXITY [n]
DUPLEXITY[n -TIES]
DUXELLESa garnish or sauce with minced mushrooms [n
DUXELLES]
DYSLEXIAimpairment of the ability to read [n -S]
DYSLEXIASDYSLEXIA, impairment of the ability to read [n]
DYSLEXICone who is affected with dyslexia [n -S]
DYSLEXICSDYSLEXIC, one who is affected with dyslexia [n]
DYSTAXIAa form of muscular tremor [n -S]
DYSTAXIASDYSTAXIA, a form of muscular tremor [n]
EARWAXcerumen (a waxy secretion of the ear) [n -ES]
EARWAXESEARWAX, cerumen (a waxy secretion of the ear) [n]
EAUXEAU, water [n]
ECONOBOXa small economical car [n -ES]
ECONOBOXESECONOBOX, a small economical car [n]
EDITRIXa female editor (one that edits (to correct and prepare
for publication)) [n -TRIXES or -TRICES]
EDITRIXESEDITRIX, a female editor (one that edits (to correct
and prepare for publication)) [n]
EFFLUXan outflow [n -ES]
EFFLUXESEFFLUX, an outflow [n]
EFFLUXION[n -S]
EFFLUXIONSEFFLUXION [n]
EKTEXINEan outer layer of the exine [n -S]
EKTEXINESEKTEXINE, an outer layer of the exine [n]
ELIXIRa medicinal beverage [n -S]
ELIXIRSELIXIR, a medicinal beverage [n]
ENDEXINEan inner layer of the exine [n -S]
ENDEXINESENDEXINE, an inner layer of the exine [n]
ENDOMIXIS[n -MIXISES]
ENDOMIXISESENDOMIXIS [n]
ENDOPEROXIDE[n -S]
ENDOPEROXIDESENDOPEROXIDE [n]
ENDOTOXIC[adj]
ENDOTOXIN[n -S]
ENDOTOXINSENDOTOXIN [n]
ENTEROTOXIN[n -S]
ENTEROTOXINSENTEROTOXIN [n]
EPEXEGESESEPEXEGESIS [n]
EPEXEGESIS[n -GESES]
EPEXEGETIC[adj]
EPEXEGETICAL[adj]
EPEXEGETICALLY[adv]
EPICALYXa set of bracts close to and resembling a calyx [n
-LYXES or -LYCES]
EPICALYXESEPICALYX, a set of bracts close to and resembling a
calyx [n]
EPISTAXESEPISTAXIS [n]
EPISTAXIS[n -STAXES]
EPITAXIAL[adj]
EPITAXIALLY[adv]
EPITAXICEPITAXY, a type of crystalline growth [adj]
EPITAXIESEPITAXY, a type of crystalline growth [n]
EPITAXYa type of crystalline growth [n -TAXIES] : EPITAXIC
~adj
EPOXIDATION[n -S]
EPOXIDATIONSEPOXIDATION [n]
EPOXIDEan epoxy compound [n -S]
EPOXIDESEPOXIDE, an epoxy compound [n]
EPOXIDIZE[v -DIZED, -DIZING, -DIZES]
EPOXIDIZEDEPOXIDIZE [v]
EPOXIDIZESEPOXIDIZE [v]
EPOXIDIZINGEPOXIDIZE [v]
EPOXIEDEPOXY, to glue with epoxy (a type of resin) [v]
EPOXIESEPOXY, to glue with epoxy (a type of resin) [v]
EPOXYto glue with epoxy (a type of resin) [v EPOXIED or EPOXYED,
EPOXYING, EPOXIES]
EPOXYEDEPOXY, to glue with epoxy (a type of resin) [v]
EPOXYINGEPOXY, to glue with epoxy (a type of resin) [v]
EQUINOXa point on the celestial sphere [n -ES]
EQUINOXESEQUINOX, a point on the celestial sphere [n]
ETHOXIESETHOXY, ethoxyl (a univalent chemical radical) [n]
ETHOXYethoxyl (a univalent chemical radical) [n -OXIES]
ETHOXYLa univalent chemical radical [n -S]
ETHOXYLSETHOXYL, a univalent chemical radical [n]
EUTAXIESEUTAXY, good order [n]
EUTAXYgood order [n -TAXIES]
EUXENITEa mineral [n -S]
EUXENITESEUXENITE, a mineral [n]
EXto cross out [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
EXABYTEone quintillion bytes [n -S]
EXABYTESEXABYTE, one quintillion bytes [n]
EXACERBATE[v -BATED, -BATING, -BATES]
EXACERBATEDEXACERBATE [v]
EXACERBATESEXACERBATE [v]
EXACERBATINGEXACERBATE [v]
EXACERBATION[n -S]
EXACERBATIONSEXACERBATION [n]
EXACTprecise (sharply and clearly defined or stated) [adj
-ACTER, -ACTEST] / to force the payment or yielding of [v -ED,
-ING, -S]
EXACTAa type of horse racing bet [n -S]
EXACTABLE[adj]
EXACTASEXACTA, a type of horse racing bet [n]
EXACTEDEXACT, to force the payment or yielding of [v]
EXACTERone that exacts (to force the payment or yielding of) [n
-S]
EXACTERSEXACTER, one that exacts (to force the payment or
yielding of) [n]
EXACTESTEXACT, precise (sharply and clearly defined or stated)
[adj]
EXACTINGEXACT, to force the payment or yielding of [v]
EXACTINGLY[adv]
EXACTINGNESS[n -ES]
EXACTINGNESSESEXACTINGNESS [n]
EXACTIONthe act of exacting (to force the payment or yielding
of) [n -S]
EXACTIONSEXACTION, the act of exacting (to force the payment or
yielding of) [n]
EXACTITUDE[n -S]
EXACTITUDESEXACTITUDE [n]
EXACTLYin an exact manner [adv]
EXACTNESS[n -ES]
EXACTNESSESEXACTNESS [n]
EXACTORexacter (one that exacts (to force the payment or
yielding of)) [n -S]
EXACTORSEXACTOR, exacter (one that exacts (to force the payment
or yielding of)) [n]
EXACTSEXACT, to force the payment or yielding of [v]
EXAGGERATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
EXAGGERATEDEXAGGERATE [v]
EXAGGERATEDLY[adv]
EXAGGERATEDNESS[n -ES]
EXAGGERATESEXAGGERATE [v]
EXAGGERATINGEXAGGERATE [v]
EXAGGERATION[n -S]
EXAGGERATIONSEXAGGERATION [n]
EXAGGERATIVE[adj]
EXAGGERATOR[n -S]
EXAGGERATORSEXAGGERATOR [n]
EXAGGERATORY[adj]
EXAHERTZone quintillion hertz [n -HERTZ or -HERTZES]
EXAHERTZESEXAHERTZ, one quintillion hertz [n]
EXALTto raise (to move to a higher position) [v -ED, -ING,
-S]
EXALTATION[n -S]
EXALTATIONSEXALTATION [n]
EXALTEDEXALT, to raise (to move to a higher position) [v]
EXALTEDLY[adv]
EXALTERone that exalts (to raise (to move to a higher position))
[n -S]
EXALTERSEXALTER, one that exalts (to raise (to move to a higher
position)) [n]
EXALTINGEXALT, to raise (to move to a higher position) [v]
EXALTSEXALT, to raise (to move to a higher position) [v]
EXAMan examination [n -S]
EXAMENa critical study [n -S]
EXAMENSEXAMEN, a critical study [n]
EXAMINABLE[adj]
EXAMINANT[n -S]
EXAMINANTSEXAMINANT [n]
EXAMINATION[n -S]
EXAMINATIONAL[adj]
EXAMINATIONSEXAMINATION [n]
EXAMINEto inspect (to look carefully at or over) [v -INED,
-INING, -INES]
EXAMINEDEXAMINE, to inspect (to look carefully at or over)
[v]
EXAMINEEone that is taking an examination [n -S]
EXAMINEESEXAMINEE, one that is taking an examination [n]
EXAMINERone that examines (to inspect (to look carefully at or
over)) [n -S]
EXAMINERSEXAMINER, one that examines (to inspect (to look
carefully at or over)) [n]
EXAMINESEXAMINE, to inspect (to look carefully at or over)
[v]
EXAMININGEXAMINE, to inspect (to look carefully at or over)
[v]
EXAMPLEto show by representation [v -PLED, -PLING, -PLES]
EXAMPLEDEXAMPLE, to show by representation [v]
EXAMPLESEXAMPLE, to show by representation [v]
EXAMPLINGEXAMPLE, to show by representation [v]
EXAMSEXAM, an examination [n]
EXANIMATE[adj]
EXANTHEMa skin eruption [n -S]
EXANTHEMA[n -MATA or -MAS]
EXANTHEMASEXANTHEMA [n]
EXANTHEMATAEXANTHEMA [n]
EXANTHEMATIC[adj]
EXANTHEMATOUS[adj]
EXANTHEMSEXANTHEM, a skin eruption [n]
EXAPTEDutilized for a function other than the one developed
through natural selection [adj]
EXAPTIVEpertaining to an exapted function [adj]
EXARCHthe ruler of a province in the Byzantine Empire [n -S] :
EXARCHAL ~adj
EXARCHALEXARCH, the ruler of a province in the Byzantine Empire
[adj]
EXARCHATE[n -S]
EXARCHATESEXARCHATE [n]
EXARCHIESEXARCHY, the domain of an exarch [n]
EXARCHSEXARCH, the ruler of a province in the Byzantine Empire
[n]
EXARCHYthe domain of an exarch [n -CHIES]
EXASPERATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
EXASPERATEDEXASPERATE [v]
EXASPERATEDLY[adv]
EXASPERATESEXASPERATE [v]
EXASPERATINGEXASPERATE [v]
EXASPERATINGLY[adv]
EXASPERATION[n -S]
EXASPERATIONSEXASPERATION [n]
EXCAUDATE[adj]
EXCAVATEto dig out [v -VATED, -VATING, -VATES]
EXCAVATEDEXCAVATE, to dig out [v]
EXCAVATESEXCAVATE, to dig out [v]
EXCAVATINGEXCAVATE, to dig out [v]
EXCAVATION[n -S]
EXCAVATIONAL[adj]
EXCAVATIONSEXCAVATION [n]
EXCAVATOR[n -S]
EXCAVATORSEXCAVATOR [n]
EXCEEDto go beyond [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXCEEDEDEXCEED, to go beyond [v]
EXCEEDERone that exceeds (to go beyond) [n -S]
EXCEEDERSEXCEEDER, one that exceeds (to go beyond) [n]
EXCEEDINGEXCEED, to go beyond [v]
EXCEEDINGLY[adv]
EXCEEDSEXCEED, to go beyond [v]
EXCELto surpass others [v -CELLED, -CELLING, -CELS]
EXCELLEDEXCEL, to surpass others [v]
EXCELLENCE[n -S]
EXCELLENCESEXCELLENCE [n]
EXCELLENCIESEXCELLENCY [n]
EXCELLENCY[n -CIES]
EXCELLENT[adj]
EXCELLENTLY[adv]
EXCELLINGEXCEL, to surpass others [v]
EXCELSEXCEL, to surpass others [v]
EXCELSIOR[n -S]
EXCELSIORSEXCELSIOR [n]
EXCEPTto leave out [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXCEPTEDEXCEPT, to leave out [v]
EXCEPTINGEXCEPT, to leave out [v]
EXCEPTION[n -S]
EXCEPTIONABLE[adj]
EXCEPTIONABLY[adv]
EXCEPTIONAL[adj]
EXCEPTIONALISM[n -S]
EXCEPTIONALISMSEXCEPTIONALISM [n]
EXCEPTIONALITY[n -TIES]
EXCEPTIONALLY[adv]
EXCEPTIONALNESS[n -ES]
EXCEPTIONSEXCEPTION [n]
EXCEPTIVE[adj]
EXCEPTSEXCEPT, to leave out [v]
EXCERPTto pick out a passage from for quoting [v -ED, -ING,
-S]
EXCERPTEDEXCERPT, to pick out a passage from for quoting [v]
EXCERPTER[n -S]
EXCERPTERSEXCERPTER [n]
EXCERPTINGEXCERPT, to pick out a passage from for quoting
[v]
EXCERPTION[n -S]
EXCERPTIONSEXCERPTION [n]
EXCERPTOR[n -S]
EXCERPTORSEXCERPTOR [n]
EXCERPTSEXCERPT, to pick out a passage from for quoting [v]
EXCESSto eliminate the position of [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
EXCESSEDEXCESS, to eliminate the position of [v]
EXCESSESEXCESS, to eliminate the position of [v]
EXCESSINGEXCESS, to eliminate the position of [v]
EXCESSIVE[adj]
EXCESSIVELY[adv]
EXCESSIVENESS[n -ES]
EXCESSIVENESSESEXCESSIVENESS [n]
EXCHANGEto give and receive reciprocally [v -CHANGED, -CHANGING,
-CHANGES]
EXCHANGEABILITY[n -TIES]
EXCHANGEABLE[adj]
EXCHANGEDEXCHANGE, to give and receive reciprocally [v]
EXCHANGERone that exchanges (to give and receive reciprocally)
[n -S]
EXCHANGERSEXCHANGER, one that exchanges (to give and receive
reciprocally) [n]
EXCHANGESEXCHANGE, to give and receive reciprocally [v]
EXCHANGINGEXCHANGE, to give and receive reciprocally [v]
EXCHEQUER[n -S]
EXCHEQUERSEXCHEQUER [n]
EXCIDEto excise (to remove by cutting out) [v -CIDED, -CIDING,
-CIDES]
EXCIDEDEXCIDE, to excise (to remove by cutting out) [v]
EXCIDESEXCIDE, to excise (to remove by cutting out) [v]
EXCIDINGEXCIDE, to excise (to remove by cutting out) [v]
EXCIMERa dimer that exists in an excited state [n -S]
EXCIMERSEXCIMER, a dimer that exists in an excited state [n]
EXCIPIENT[n -S]
EXCIPIENTSEXCIPIENT [n]
EXCIPLEa rim around the hymenium of various lichens [n -S]
EXCIPLESEXCIPLE, a rim around the hymenium of various lichens
[n]
EXCISABLE[adj]
EXCISEto remove by cutting out [v -CISED, -CISING, -CISES]
EXCISEDEXCISE, to remove by cutting out [v]
EXCISEMAN[n EXCISEMEN]
EXCISEMENEXCISEMAN [n]
EXCISESEXCISE, to remove by cutting out [v]
EXCISINGEXCISE, to remove by cutting out [v]
EXCISIONthe act of excising (to remove by cutting out) [n
-S]
EXCISIONAL[adj]
EXCISIONSEXCISION, the act of excising (to remove by cutting
out) [n]
EXCITABILITIESEXCITABILITY [n]
EXCITABILITY[n -TIES]
EXCITABLE[adj]
EXCITABLENESS[n -ES]
EXCITABLENESSESEXCITABLENESS [n]
EXCITABLY[adv]
EXCITANTa stimulant [n -S]
EXCITANTSEXCITANT, a stimulant [n]
EXCITATION[n -S]
EXCITATIONSEXCITATION [n]
EXCITATIVE[adj]
EXCITATORY[adj]
EXCITEto arouse the emotions of [v -CITED, -CITING, -CITES]
EXCITEDEXCITE, to arouse the emotions of [v]
EXCITEDLY[adv]
EXCITEMENT[n -S]
EXCITEMENTSEXCITEMENT [n]
EXCITERone that excites (to arouse the emotions of) [n -S]
EXCITERSEXCITER, one that excites (to arouse the emotions of)
[n]
EXCITESEXCITE, to arouse the emotions of [v]
EXCITINGEXCITE, to arouse the emotions of [v]
EXCITINGLY[adv]
EXCITONa phenomenon occurring in an excited crystal [n -S]
EXCITONIC[adj]
EXCITONSEXCITON, a phenomenon occurring in an excited crystal
[n]
EXCITORexciter (one that excites (to arouse the emotions of)) [n
-S]
EXCITORSEXCITOR, exciter (one that excites (to arouse the
emotions of)) [n]
EXCLAIMto cry out suddenly [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXCLAIMEDEXCLAIM, to cry out suddenly [v]
EXCLAIMER[n -S]
EXCLAIMERSEXCLAIMER [n]
EXCLAIMINGEXCLAIM, to cry out suddenly [v]
EXCLAIMSEXCLAIM, to cry out suddenly [v]
EXCLAMATION[n -S]
EXCLAMATIONSEXCLAMATION [n]
EXCLAMATORY[adj]
EXCLAVEa portion of a country which is isolated in foreign
territory [n -S]
EXCLAVESEXCLAVE, a portion of a country which is isolated in
foreign territory [n]
EXCLOSURE[n -S]
EXCLOSURESEXCLOSURE [n]
EXCLUDABILITIESEXCLUDABILITY [n]
EXCLUDABILITY[n -TIES]
EXCLUDABLE[adj]
EXCLUDEto shut out [v -CLUDED, -CLUDING, -CLUDES]
EXCLUDEDEXCLUDE, to shut out [v]
EXCLUDERone that excludes (to shut out) [n -S]
EXCLUDERSEXCLUDER, one that excludes (to shut out) [n]
EXCLUDESEXCLUDE, to shut out [v]
EXCLUDIBLE[adj]
EXCLUDINGEXCLUDE, to shut out [v]
EXCLUSION[n -S]
EXCLUSIONARY[adj]
EXCLUSIONIST[n -S]
EXCLUSIONISTSEXCLUSIONIST [n]
EXCLUSIONSEXCLUSION [n]
EXCLUSIVE[n -S]
EXCLUSIVELY[adv]
EXCLUSIVENESS[n -ES]
EXCLUSIVENESSESEXCLUSIVENESS [n]
EXCLUSIVESEXCLUSIVE [n]
EXCLUSIVISM[n -S]
EXCLUSIVISMSEXCLUSIVISM [n]
EXCLUSIVIST[n -S]
EXCLUSIVISTSEXCLUSIVIST [n]
EXCLUSIVITIESEXCLUSIVITY [n]
EXCLUSIVITY[n -TIES]
EXCLUSORY[adj]
EXCOGITATE[v -TATED, -TATING, -TATES]
EXCOGITATEDEXCOGITATE [v]
EXCOGITATESEXCOGITATE [v]
EXCOGITATINGEXCOGITATE [v]
EXCOGITATION[n -S]
EXCOGITATIONSEXCOGITATION [n]
EXCOGITATIVE[adj]
EXCOMMUNICATE[v -CATED, -CATING, -CATES]
EXCOMMUNICATEDEXCOMMUNICATE [v]
EXCOMMUNICATESEXCOMMUNICATE [v]
EXCOMMUNICATINGEXCOMMUNICATE [v]
EXCOMMUNICATION[n -S]
EXCOMMUNICATIVE[adj]
EXCOMMUNICATOR[n -S]
EXCOMMUNICATORSEXCOMMUNICATOR [n]
EXCORIATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
EXCORIATEDEXCORIATE [v]
EXCORIATESEXCORIATE [v]
EXCORIATINGEXCORIATE [v]
EXCORIATION[n -S]
EXCORIATIONSEXCORIATION [n]
EXCREMENT[n -S]
EXCREMENTAL[adj]
EXCREMENTITIOUS[adj]
EXCREMENTSEXCREMENT [n]
EXCRESCENCE[n -S]
EXCRESCENCESEXCRESCENCE [n]
EXCRESCENCIESEXCRESCENCY [n]
EXCRESCENCY[n -CIES]
EXCRESCENT[adj]
EXCRESCENTLY[adv]
EXCRETAexcreted matter [n] : EXCRETAL ~adj
EXCRETALEXCRETA, excreted matter [adj]
EXCRETEto separate and eliminate from an organic body [v
-CRETED, -CRETING, -CRETES]
EXCRETEDEXCRETE, to separate and eliminate from an organic body
[v]
EXCRETERone that excretes (to separate and eliminate from an
organic body) [n -S]
EXCRETERSEXCRETER, one that excretes (to separate and eliminate
from an organic body) [n]
EXCRETESEXCRETE, to separate and eliminate from an organic body
[v]
EXCRETINGEXCRETE, to separate and eliminate from an organic body
[v]
EXCRETION[n -S]
EXCRETIONSEXCRETION [n]
EXCRETIVE[adj]
EXCRETORIESEXCRETORY [n]
EXCRETORY[n -RIES]
EXCRUCIATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
EXCRUCIATEDEXCRUCIATE [v]
EXCRUCIATESEXCRUCIATE [v]
EXCRUCIATINGEXCRUCIATE [v]
EXCRUCIATINGLY[adv]
EXCRUCIATION[n -S]
EXCRUCIATIONSEXCRUCIATION [n]
EXCULPATE[v -PATED, -PATING, -PATES]
EXCULPATEDEXCULPATE [v]
EXCULPATESEXCULPATE [v]
EXCULPATINGEXCULPATE [v]
EXCULPATION[n -S]
EXCULPATIONSEXCULPATION [n]
EXCULPATORY[adj]
EXCURRENT[adj]
EXCURSION[n -S]
EXCURSIONIST[n -S]
EXCURSIONISTSEXCURSIONIST [n]
EXCURSIONSEXCURSION [n]
EXCURSIVE[adj]
EXCURSIVELY[adv]
EXCURSIVENESS[n -ES]
EXCURSIVENESSESEXCURSIVENESS [n]
EXCURSUSa long appended exposition of a topic [n -ES]
EXCURSUSESEXCURSUS, a long appended exposition of a topic
[n]
EXCUSABLE[adj]
EXCUSABLENESS[n -ES]
EXCUSABLENESSESEXCUSABLENESS [n]
EXCUSABLY[adv]
EXCUSATORY[adj]
EXCUSEto apologize for [v -CUSED, -CUSING, -CUSES]
EXCUSEDEXCUSE, to apologize for [v]
EXCUSERone that excuses (to apologize for) [n -S]
EXCUSERSEXCUSER, one that excuses (to apologize for) [n]
EXCUSESEXCUSE, to apologize for [v]
EXCUSINGEXCUSE, to apologize for [v]
EXECan executive officer [n -S]
EXECRABLE[adj]
EXECRABLENESS[n -ES]
EXECRABLENESSESEXECRABLENESS [n]
EXECRABLY[adv]
EXECRATEto curse (to wish evil upon) [v -CRATED, -CRATING,
-CRATES]
EXECRATEDEXECRATE, to curse (to wish evil upon) [v]
EXECRATESEXECRATE, to curse (to wish evil upon) [v]
EXECRATINGEXECRATE, to curse (to wish evil upon) [v]
EXECRATION[n -S]
EXECRATIONSEXECRATION [n]
EXECRATIVE[adj]
EXECRATOR[n -S]
EXECRATORSEXECRATOR [n]
EXECSEXEC, an executive officer [n]
EXECUTABLE[adj]
EXECUTANT[n -S]
EXECUTANTSEXECUTANT [n]
EXECUTEto carry out [v -CUTED, -CUTING, -CUTES]
EXECUTEDEXECUTE, to carry out [v]
EXECUTERexecutor (one that executes (to carry out)) [n -S]
EXECUTERSEXECUTER, executor (one that executes (to carry out))
[n]
EXECUTESEXECUTE, to carry out [v]
EXECUTINGEXECUTE, to carry out [v]
EXECUTION[n -S]
EXECUTIONER[n -S]
EXECUTIONERSEXECUTIONER [n]
EXECUTIONSEXECUTION [n]
EXECUTIVE[n -S]
EXECUTIVESEXECUTIVE [n]
EXECUTORone that executes (to carry out) [n -S]
EXECUTORIAL[adj]
EXECUTORSEXECUTOR, one that executes (to carry out) [n]
EXECUTORY[adj]
EXECUTRICESEXECUTRIX [n]
EXECUTRIX[n -TRIXES or -TRICES]
EXECUTRIXESEXECUTRIX [n]
EXEDEX, to cross out [v]
EXEDRAa curved outdoor bench [n -DRAE]
EXEDRAEEXEDRA, a curved outdoor bench [n]
EXEGESESEXEGESIS, critical explanation or analysis [n]
EXEGESIScritical explanation or analysis [n -GESES] : EXEGETIC
~adj
EXEGETEone skilled in exegesis [n -S]
EXEGETESEXEGETE, one skilled in exegesis [n]
EXEGETICEXEGESIS, critical explanation or analysis [adj]
EXEGETICAL[adj]
EXEGETICS[n]
EXEGETIST[n -S]
EXEGETISTSEXEGETIST [n]
EXEMPLAEXEMPLUM, an example [n]
EXEMPLARone that is worthy of being copied [n -S]
EXEMPLARILY[adv]
EXEMPLARINESS[n -ES]
EXEMPLARINESSESEXEMPLARINESS [n]
EXEMPLARITIESEXEMPLARITY [n]
EXEMPLARITY[n -TIES]
EXEMPLARSEXEMPLAR, one that is worthy of being copied [n]
EXEMPLARY[adj]
EXEMPLIFICATION[n -S]
EXEMPLIFIEDEXEMPLIFY [v]
EXEMPLIFIESEXEMPLIFY [v]
EXEMPLIFY[v -FIED, -FYING, -FIES]
EXEMPLIFYINGEXEMPLIFY [v]
EXEMPLUMan example [n -PLA]
EXEMPTto free from an obligation required of others [v -ED,
-ING, -S]
EXEMPTEDEXEMPT, to free from an obligation required of others
[v]
EXEMPTINGEXEMPT, to free from an obligation required of others
[v]
EXEMPTION[n -S]
EXEMPTIONSEXEMPTION [n]
EXEMPTIVE[adj]
EXEMPTSEXEMPT, to free from an obligation required of others
[v]
EXENTERATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
EXENTERATEDEXENTERATE [v]
EXENTERATESEXENTERATE [v]
EXENTERATINGEXENTERATE [v]
EXENTERATION[n -S]
EXENTERATIONSEXENTERATION [n]
EXEQUATUR[n -S]
EXEQUATURSEXEQUATUR [n]
EXEQUIALEXEQUY, a funeral procession [adj]
EXEQUIESEXEQUY, a funeral procession [n]
EXEQUYa funeral procession [n -QUIES] : EXEQUIAL ~adj
EXERCISABLE[adj]
EXERCISEto make use of [v -CISED, -CISING, -CISES]
EXERCISEDEXERCISE, to make use of [v]
EXERCISER[n -S]
EXERCISERSEXERCISER [n]
EXERCISESEXERCISE, to make use of [v]
EXERCISINGEXERCISE, to make use of [v]
EXERCITATION[n -S]
EXERCITATIONSEXERCITATION [n]
EXERCYCLE[n -S]
EXERCYCLESEXERCYCLE [n]
EXERGONIC[adj]
EXERGUALEXERGUE, a space on a coin [adj]
EXERGUEa space on a coin [n -S] : EXERGUAL ~adj
EXERGUESEXERGUE, a space on a coin [n]
EXERTto put into action [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXERTEDEXERT, to put into action [v]
EXERTINGEXERT, to put into action [v]
EXERTIONthe act of exerting (to put into action) [n -S]
EXERTIONSEXERTION, the act of exerting (to put into action)
[n]
EXERTIVEtending to exert [adj]
EXERTSEXERT, to put into action [v]
EXESEX, to cross out [v]
EXEUNTthey leave the stage -- used as a stage direction [v]
EXFOLIANT[n -S]
EXFOLIANTSEXFOLIANT [n]
EXFOLIATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
EXFOLIATEDEXFOLIATE [v]
EXFOLIATESEXFOLIATE [v]
EXFOLIATINGEXFOLIATE [v]
EXFOLIATION[n -S]
EXFOLIATIONSEXFOLIATION [n]
EXFOLIATIVE[adj]
EXHALANTsomething that exhales [n -S]
EXHALANTSEXHALANT, something that exhales [n]
EXHALATION[n -S]
EXHALATIONSEXHALATION [n]
EXHALEto expel air or vapor [v -HALED, -HALING, -HALES]
EXHALEDEXHALE, to expel air or vapor [v]
EXHALENTexhalant (something that exhales) [n -S]
EXHALENTSEXHALENT, exhalant (something that exhales) [n]
EXHALESEXHALE, to expel air or vapor [v]
EXHALINGEXHALE, to expel air or vapor [v]
EXHAUSTto use up [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXHAUSTEDEXHAUST, to use up [v]
EXHAUSTER[n -S]
EXHAUSTERSEXHAUSTER [n]
EXHAUSTIBILITY[n -TIES]
EXHAUSTIBLE[adj]
EXHAUSTINGEXHAUST, to use up [v]
EXHAUSTION[n -S]
EXHAUSTIONSEXHAUSTION [n]
EXHAUSTIVE[adj]
EXHAUSTIVELY[adv]
EXHAUSTIVENESS[n -ES]
EXHAUSTIVITIESEXHAUSTIVITY [n]
EXHAUSTIVITY[n -TIES]
EXHAUSTLESS[adj]
EXHAUSTLESSLY[adv]
EXHAUSTLESSNESS[n -ES]
EXHAUSTSEXHAUST, to use up [v]
EXHEDRAexedra (a curved outdoor bench) [n -DRAE]
EXHEDRAEEXHEDRA, exedra (a curved outdoor bench) [n]
EXHIBITto present for public viewing [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXHIBITEDEXHIBIT, to present for public viewing [v]
EXHIBITER[n -S]
EXHIBITERSEXHIBITER [n]
EXHIBITINGEXHIBIT, to present for public viewing [v]
EXHIBITION[n -S]
EXHIBITIONER[n -S]
EXHIBITIONERSEXHIBITIONER [n]
EXHIBITIONISM[n -S]
EXHIBITIONISMSEXHIBITIONISM [n]
EXHIBITIONIST[n -S]
EXHIBITIONISTIC[adj]
EXHIBITIONISTSEXHIBITIONIST [n]
EXHIBITIONSEXHIBITION [n]
EXHIBITIVE[adj]
EXHIBITOR[n -S]
EXHIBITORSEXHIBITOR [n]
EXHIBITORY[adj]
EXHIBITSEXHIBIT, to present for public viewing [v]
EXHILARATE[v -RATED, -RATING, -RATES]
EXHILARATEDEXHILARATE [v]
EXHILARATESEXHILARATE [v]
EXHILARATINGEXHILARATE [v]
EXHILARATINGLY[adv]
EXHILARATION[n -S]
EXHILARATIONSEXHILARATION [n]
EXHILARATIVE[adj]
EXHORTto advise urgently [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXHORTATION[n -S]
EXHORTATIONSEXHORTATION [n]
EXHORTATIVE[adj]
EXHORTATORY[adj]
EXHORTEDEXHORT, to advise urgently [v]
EXHORTERone that exhorts (to advise urgently) [n -S]
EXHORTERSEXHORTER, one that exhorts (to advise urgently) [n]
EXHORTINGEXHORT, to advise urgently [v]
EXHORTSEXHORT, to advise urgently [v]
EXHUMATION[n -S]
EXHUMATIONSEXHUMATION [n]
EXHUMEto dig out of the earth [v -HUMED, -HUMING, -HUMES]
EXHUMEDEXHUME, to dig out of the earth [v]
EXHUMERone that exhumes (to dig out of the earth) [n -S]
EXHUMERSEXHUMER, one that exhumes (to dig out of the earth)
[n]
EXHUMESEXHUME, to dig out of the earth [v]
EXHUMINGEXHUME, to dig out of the earth [v]
EXIGENCEexigency (urgency (the quality of being urgent)) [n
-S]
EXIGENCESEXIGENCE, exigency (urgency (the quality of being
urgent)) [n]
EXIGENCIESEXIGENCY, urgency (the quality of being urgent)
[n]
EXIGENCYurgency (the quality of being urgent) [n -CIES]
EXIGENTurgent (requiring immediate attention) [adj]
EXIGENTLY[adv]
EXIGIBLEliable to be demanded [adj]
EXIGUITIESEXIGUITY, the state of being exiguous (meager
(deficient in quantity or quality)) [n]
EXIGUITYthe state of being exiguous (meager (deficient in
quantity or quality)) [n -ITIES]
EXIGUOUSmeager (deficient in quantity or quality) [adj]
EXIGUOUSLY[adv]
EXIGUOUSNESS[n -ES]
EXIGUOUSNESSESEXIGUOUSNESS [n]
EXILABLEEXILE, to banish from one's own country [adj]
EXILEto banish from one's own country [v -ILED, -ILING, -ILES] :
EXILABLE ~adj
EXILEDEXILE, to banish from one's own country [v]
EXILERone that exiles (to banish from one's own country) [n
-S]
EXILERSEXILER, one that exiles (to banish from one's own
country) [n]
EXILESEXILE, to banish from one's own country [v]
EXILIANexilic (pertaining to exile (banishment from one's own
country)) [adj]
EXILICpertaining to exile (banishment from one's own country)
[adj]
EXILINGEXILE, to banish from one's own country [v]
EXIMIOUSexcellent [adj]
EXINEthe outer layer of certain spores [n -S]
EXINESEXINE, the outer layer of certain spores [n]
EXINGEX, to cross out [v]
EXISTto be (to have actuality) [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXISTEDEXIST, to be (to have actuality) [v]
EXISTENCE[n -S]
EXISTENCESEXISTENCE [n]
EXISTENTsomething that exists [n -S]
EXISTENTIAL[adj]
EXISTENTIALISM[n -S]
EXISTENTIALISMSEXISTENTIALISM [n]
EXISTENTIALIST[n -S]
EXISTENTIALISTSEXISTENTIALIST [n]
EXISTENTIALLY[adv]
EXISTENTSEXISTENT, something that exists [n]
EXISTINGEXIST, to be (to have actuality) [v]
EXISTSEXIST, to be (to have actuality) [v]
EXITto go out [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXITEDEXIT, to go out [v]
EXITINGEXIT, to go out [v]
EXITLESSlacking a way out [adj]
EXITSEXIT, to go out [v]
EXOBIOLOGICAL[adj]
EXOBIOLOGIESEXOBIOLOGY [n]
EXOBIOLOGIST[n -S]
EXOBIOLOGISTSEXOBIOLOGIST [n]
EXOBIOLOGY[n -GIES]
EXOCARPthe epicarp (the outer layer of a pericarp) [n -S]
EXOCARPSEXOCARP, the epicarp (the outer layer of a pericarp)
[n]
EXOCRINEan external secretion [n -S]
EXOCRINESEXOCRINE, an external secretion [n]
EXOCYCLIC[adj]
EXOCYTICpertaining to cellular excretion [adj]
EXOCYTOSE[v -TOSED, -TOSING, -TOSES]
EXOCYTOSEDEXOCYTOSE [v]
EXOCYTOSESEXOCYTOSIS [n]
EXOCYTOSINGEXOCYTOSE [v]
EXOCYTOSIS[n -TOSES]
EXOCYTOTIC[adj]
EXODERMthe ectoderm (the outermost germ layer of an embryo) [n
-S]
EXODERMIS[n -DERMISES]
EXODERMISESEXODERMIS [n]
EXODERMSEXODERM, the ectoderm (the outermost germ layer of an
embryo) [n]
EXODOIEXODOS, a concluding dramatic scene [n]
EXODONTIA[n -S]
EXODONTIASEXODONTIA [n]
EXODONTIST[n -S]
EXODONTISTSEXODONTIST [n]
EXODOSa concluding dramatic scene [n -DOI]
EXODUSa movement away [n -ES]
EXODUSESEXODUS, a movement away [n]
EXOENZYME[n -S]
EXOENZYMESEXOENZYME [n]
EXOERGICreleasing energy [adj]
EXOERYTHROCYTIC[adj]
EXOGAMICEXOGAMY, marriage outside of a particular group
[adj]
EXOGAMIESEXOGAMY, marriage outside of a particular group [n]
EXOGAMOUS[adj]
EXOGAMYmarriage outside of a particular group [n -MIES] :
EXOGAMIC ~adj
EXOGENa type of plant [n -S]
EXOGENISM[n -S]
EXOGENISMSEXOGENISM [n]
EXOGENOUS[adj]
EXOGENOUSLY[adv]
EXOGENSEXOGEN, a type of plant [n]
EXONa sequence in the genetic code [n -S] : EXONIC ~adj
EXONERATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
EXONERATEDEXONERATE [v]
EXONERATESEXONERATE [v]
EXONERATINGEXONERATE [v]
EXONERATION[n -S]
EXONERATIONSEXONERATION [n]
EXONERATIVE[adj]
EXONICEXON, a sequence in the genetic code [adj]
EXONSEXON, a sequence in the genetic code [n]
EXONUCLEASE[n -S]
EXONUCLEASESEXONUCLEASE [n]
EXONUMIAnumismatic items other than coins or paper money [n]
EXONUMIST[n -S]
EXONUMISTSEXONUMIST [n]
EXONYMa name for a people used by outsiders and not by the
people themselves [n -S]
EXONYMSEXONYM, a name for a people used by outsiders and not by
the people themselves [n]
EXOPEPTIDASE[n -S]
EXOPEPTIDASESEXOPEPTIDASE [n]
EXOPHTHALMIC[adj]
EXOPHTHALMOS[n -MOSES]
EXOPHTHALMOSESEXOPHTHALMOS [n]
EXOPHTHALMUS[n -MUSES]
EXOPHTHALMUSESEXOPHTHALMUS [n]
EXORABLEpersuadable [adj]
EXORBITANCE[n -S]
EXORBITANCESEXORBITANCE [n]
EXORBITANT[adj]
EXORBITANTLY[adv]
EXORCISEto free of an evil spirit [v -CISED, -CISING,
-CISES]
EXORCISEDEXORCISE, to free of an evil spirit [v]
EXORCISER[n -S]
EXORCISERSEXORCISER [n]
EXORCISESEXORCISE, to free of an evil spirit [v]
EXORCISINGEXORCISE, to free of an evil spirit [v]
EXORCISMthe act of exorcising (to free of an evil spirit) [n
-S]
EXORCISMSEXORCISM, the act of exorcising (to free of an evil
spirit) [n]
EXORCISTone who practices exorcism (the act of exorcising (to
free of an evil spirit)) [n -S]
EXORCISTIC[adj]
EXORCISTICAL[adj]
EXORCISTSEXORCIST, one who practices exorcism (the act of
exorcising (to free of an evil spirit)) [n]
EXORCIZEto exorcise (to free of an evil spirit) [v -CIZED,
-CIZING, -CIZES]
EXORCIZEDEXORCIZE, to exorcise (to free of an evil spirit)
[v]
EXORCIZESEXORCIZE, to exorcise (to free of an evil spirit)
[v]
EXORCIZINGEXORCIZE, to exorcise (to free of an evil spirit)
[v]
EXORDIAEXORDIUM, a beginning [n]
EXORDIALEXORDIUM, a beginning [adj]
EXORDIUMa beginning [n -DIUMS or -DIA] : EXORDIAL ~adj
EXORDIUMSEXORDIUM, a beginning [n]
EXOSKELETAL[adj]
EXOSKELETON[n -S]
EXOSKELETONSEXOSKELETON [n]
EXOSMICEXOSMOSE, a form of osmosis [adj]
EXOSMOSEa form of osmosis [n -S] : EXOSMIC ~adj
EXOSMOSESEXOSMOSE, a form of osmosis [n]
EXOSMOSIS[n -MOSES]
EXOSMOTIC[adj]
EXOSPHERE[n -S]
EXOSPHERESEXOSPHERE [n]
EXOSPHERIC[adj]
EXOSPOREthe outer coat of a spore [n -S]
EXOSPORESEXOSPORE, the outer coat of a spore [n]
EXOSPORIAEXOSPORIUM [n]
EXOSPORIUM[n -RIA]
EXOSTOSESEXOSTOSIS [n]
EXOSTOSIS[n -TOSES]
EXOTERICsuitable for the public [adj]
EXOTERICALLY[adv]
EXOTHERMAL[adj]
EXOTHERMALLY[adv]
EXOTHERMIC[adj]
EXOTHERMICALLY[adv]
EXOTHERMICITIESEXOTHERMICITY [n]
EXOTHERMICITY[n -TIES]
EXOTICsomething from another part of the world [n -S]
EXOTICAthings excitingly different or unusual [n]
EXOTICALLY[adv]
EXOTICISM[n -S]
EXOTICISMSEXOTICISM [n]
EXOTICIST[n -S]
EXOTICISTSEXOTICIST [n]
EXOTICNESS[n -ES]
EXOTICNESSESEXOTICNESS [n]
EXOTICSEXOTIC, something from another part of the world [n]
EXOTISMan exotic (something from another part of the world) [n
-S]
EXOTISMSEXOTISM, an exotic (something from another part of the
world) [n]
EXOTOXICEXOTOXIN, an excreted toxin [adj]
EXOTOXINan excreted toxin [n -S] : EXOTOXIC ~adj
EXOTOXINSEXOTOXIN, an excreted toxin [n]
EXOTROPIA[n -S]
EXOTROPIASEXOTROPIA [n]
EXOTROPIC[adj]
EXPANDto increase in size or volume [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXPANDABILITIESEXPANDABILITY [n]
EXPANDABILITY[n -TIES]
EXPANDABLE[adj]
EXPANDEDEXPAND, to increase in size or volume [v]
EXPANDERone that expands (to increase in size or volume) [n
-S]
EXPANDERSEXPANDER, one that expands (to increase in size or
volume) [n]
EXPANDINGEXPAND, to increase in size or volume [v]
EXPANDORa type of transducer [n -S]
EXPANDORSEXPANDOR, a type of transducer [n]
EXPANDSEXPAND, to increase in size or volume [v]
EXPANSEa wide, continuous area [n -S]
EXPANSESEXPANSE, a wide, continuous area [n]
EXPANSIBILITIESEXPANSIBILITY [n]
EXPANSIBILITY[n -TIES]
EXPANSIBLE[adj]
EXPANSILE[adj]
EXPANSION[n -S]
EXPANSIONAL[adj]
EXPANSIONARY[adj]
EXPANSIONISM[n -S]
EXPANSIONISMSEXPANSIONISM [n]
EXPANSIONIST[n -S]
EXPANSIONISTIC[adj]
EXPANSIONISTSEXPANSIONIST [n]
EXPANSIONSEXPANSION [n]
EXPANSIVE[adj]
EXPANSIVELY[adv]
EXPANSIVENESS[n -ES]
EXPANSIVENESSESEXPANSIVENESS [n]
EXPANSIVITIESEXPANSIVITY [n]
EXPANSIVITY[n -TIES]
EXPATan expatriate person [n -S]
EXPATIATE[v EXPATIATED, EXPATIATING, EXPATIATES]
EXPATIATEDEXPATIATE [v]
EXPATIATESEXPATIATE [v]
EXPATIATINGEXPATIATE [v]
EXPATIATION[n -S]
EXPATIATIONSEXPATIATION [n]
EXPATRIATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
EXPATRIATEDEXPATRIATE [v]
EXPATRIATESEXPATRIATE [v]
EXPATRIATINGEXPATRIATE [v]
EXPATRIATION[n -S]
EXPATRIATIONSEXPATRIATION [n]
EXPATRIATISM[n -S]
EXPATRIATISMSEXPATRIATISM [n]
EXPATSEXPAT, an expatriate person [n]
EXPECTto anticipate [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXPECTABLE[adj]
EXPECTABLY[adv]
EXPECTANCE[n -S]
EXPECTANCESEXPECTANCE [n]
EXPECTANCIESEXPECTANCY [n]
EXPECTANCY[n -CIES]
EXPECTANT[n -S]
EXPECTANTLY[adv]
EXPECTANTSEXPECTANT [n]
EXPECTATION[n -S]
EXPECTATIONAL[adj]
EXPECTATIONSEXPECTATION [n]
EXPECTATIVE[adj]
EXPECTEDEXPECT, to anticipate [v]
EXPECTEDLY[adv]
EXPECTEDNESS[n -ES]
EXPECTEDNESSESEXPECTEDNESS [n]
EXPECTERone that expects (to anticipate) [n -S]
EXPECTERSEXPECTER, one that expects (to anticipate) [n]
EXPECTINGEXPECT, to anticipate [v]
EXPECTORANT[n -S]
EXPECTORANTSEXPECTORANT [n]
EXPECTORATE[v -RATED, -RATING, -RATES]
EXPECTORATEDEXPECTORATE [v]
EXPECTORATESEXPECTORATE [v]
EXPECTORATINGEXPECTORATE [v]
EXPECTORATION[n -S]
EXPECTORATIONSEXPECTORATION [n]
EXPECTSEXPECT, to anticipate [v]
EXPEDIENCE[n -S]
EXPEDIENCESEXPEDIENCE [n]
EXPEDIENCIESEXPEDIENCY [n]
EXPEDIENCY[n -CIES]
EXPEDIENT[n -S]
EXPEDIENTIAL[adj]
EXPEDIENTLY[adv]
EXPEDIENTSEXPEDIENT [n]
EXPEDITEto speed up the progress of [v -DITED, -DITING,
-DITES]
EXPEDITEDEXPEDITE, to speed up the progress of [v]
EXPEDITER[n -S]
EXPEDITERSEXPEDITER [n]
EXPEDITESEXPEDITE, to speed up the progress of [v]
EXPEDITINGEXPEDITE, to speed up the progress of [v]
EXPEDITION[n -S]
EXPEDITIONARY[adj]
EXPEDITIONSEXPEDITION [n]
EXPEDITIOUS[adj]
EXPEDITIOUSLY[adv]
EXPEDITIOUSNESS[n -ES]
EXPEDITOR[n -S]
EXPEDITORSEXPEDITOR [n]
EXPELto force out [v -PELLED, -PELLING, -PELS]
EXPELLABLE[adj]
EXPELLANT[n -S]
EXPELLANTSEXPELLANT [n]
EXPELLEDEXPEL, to force out [v]
EXPELLEEa deportee (one who is deported) [n -S]
EXPELLEESEXPELLEE, a deportee (one who is deported) [n]
EXPELLENT[n -S]
EXPELLENTSEXPELLENT [n]
EXPELLERone that expels (to force out) [n -S]
EXPELLERSEXPELLER, one that expels (to force out) [n]
EXPELLINGEXPEL, to force out [v]
EXPELSEXPEL, to force out [v]
EXPENDto use up [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXPENDABILITIESEXPENDABILITY [n]
EXPENDABILITY[n -TIES]
EXPENDABLE[n -S]
EXPENDABLESEXPENDABLE [n]
EXPENDEDEXPEND, to use up [v]
EXPENDERone that expends (to use up) [n -S]
EXPENDERSEXPENDER, one that expends (to use up) [n]
EXPENDINGEXPEND, to use up [v]
EXPENDITURE[n -S]
EXPENDITURESEXPENDITURE [n]
EXPENDSEXPEND, to use up [v]
EXPENSEto charge with costs [v -PENSED, -PENSING, -PENSES]
EXPENSEDEXPENSE, to charge with costs [v]
EXPENSESEXPENSE, to charge with costs [v]
EXPENSINGEXPENSE, to charge with costs [v]
EXPENSIVE[adj]
EXPENSIVELY[adv]
EXPENSIVENESS[n -ES]
EXPENSIVENESSESEXPENSIVENESS [n]
EXPERIENCE[v -ENCED, -ENCING, -ENCES]
EXPERIENCEDEXPERIENCE [v]
EXPERIENCESEXPERIENCE [v]
EXPERIENCINGEXPERIENCE [v]
EXPERIENTIAL[adj]
EXPERIENTIALLY[adv]
EXPERIMENT[v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXPERIMENTAL[adj]
EXPERIMENTALISM[n -S]
EXPERIMENTALIST[n -S]
EXPERIMENTALLY[adv]
EXPERIMENTATION[n -S]
EXPERIMENTEDEXPERIMENT [v]
EXPERIMENTER[n -S]
EXPERIMENTERSEXPERIMENTER [n]
EXPERIMENTINGEXPERIMENT [v]
EXPERIMENTSEXPERIMENT [v]
EXPERTto serve as an authority [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXPERTEDEXPERT, to serve as an authority [v]
EXPERTINGEXPERT, to serve as an authority [v]
EXPERTISE[n -S]
EXPERTISESEXPERTISE [n]
EXPERTISM[n -S]
EXPERTISMSEXPERTISM [n]
EXPERTIZE[v -IZED, -IZING, -IZES]
EXPERTIZEDEXPERTIZE [v]
EXPERTIZESEXPERTIZE [v]
EXPERTIZINGEXPERTIZE [v]
EXPERTLYskillfully [adv]
EXPERTNESS[n -ES]
EXPERTNESSESEXPERTNESS [n]
EXPERTSEXPERT, to serve as an authority [v]
EXPIABLEcapable of being expiated [adj]
EXPIATEto atone for [v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
EXPIATEDEXPIATE, to atone for [v]
EXPIATESEXPIATE, to atone for [v]
EXPIATINGEXPIATE, to atone for [v]
EXPIATION[n -S]
EXPIATIONSEXPIATION [n]
EXPIATORone that expiates (to atone for) [n -S]
EXPIATORSEXPIATOR, one that expiates (to atone for) [n]
EXPIATORY[adj]
EXPIRATION[n -S]
EXPIRATIONSEXPIRATION [n]
EXPIRATORY[adj]
EXPIREto come to an end [v -PIRED, -PIRING, -PIRES]
EXPIREDEXPIRE, to come to an end [v]
EXPIRERone that expires (to come to an end) [n -S]
EXPIRERSEXPIRER, one that expires (to come to an end) [n]
EXPIRESEXPIRE, to come to an end [v]
EXPIRIESEXPIRY, a termination [n]
EXPIRINGEXPIRE, to come to an end [v]
EXPIRYa termination [n -RIES]
EXPLAINto make plain or understandable [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXPLAINABLE[adj]
EXPLAINEDEXPLAIN, to make plain or understandable [v]
EXPLAINER[n -S]
EXPLAINERSEXPLAINER [n]
EXPLAININGEXPLAIN, to make plain or understandable [v]
EXPLAINSEXPLAIN, to make plain or understandable [v]
EXPLANATION[n -S]
EXPLANATIONSEXPLANATION [n]
EXPLANATIVE[adj]
EXPLANATIVELY[adv]
EXPLANATORILY[adv]
EXPLANATORY[adj]
EXPLANTto remove from the natural site of growth and place in a
medium [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXPLANTATION[n -S]
EXPLANTATIONSEXPLANTATION [n]
EXPLANTEDEXPLANT, to remove from the natural site of growth and
place in a medium [v]
EXPLANTINGEXPLANT, to remove from the natural site of growth and
place in a medium [v]
EXPLANTSEXPLANT, to remove from the natural site of growth and
place in a medium [v]
EXPLETIVE[n -S]
EXPLETIVESEXPLETIVE [n]
EXPLETORY[adj]
EXPLICABLE[adj]
EXPLICABLY[adv]
EXPLICATE[v -CATED, -CATING, -CATES]
EXPLICATEDEXPLICATE [v]
EXPLICATESEXPLICATE [v]
EXPLICATINGEXPLICATE [v]
EXPLICATION[n -S]
EXPLICATIONSEXPLICATION [n]
EXPLICATIVE[adj]
EXPLICATIVELY[adv]
EXPLICATOR[n -S]
EXPLICATORSEXPLICATOR [n]
EXPLICATORY[adj]
EXPLICITa statement formerly used at the close of a book [n
-S]
EXPLICITLY[adv]
EXPLICITNESS[n -ES]
EXPLICITNESSESEXPLICITNESS [n]
EXPLICITSEXPLICIT, a statement formerly used at the close of a
book [n]
EXPLODEto blow up [v -PLODED, -PLODING, -PLODES]
EXPLODEDEXPLODE, to blow up [v]
EXPLODERone that explodes (to blow up) [n -S]
EXPLODERSEXPLODER, one that explodes (to blow up) [n]
EXPLODESEXPLODE, to blow up [v]
EXPLODINGEXPLODE, to blow up [v]
EXPLOITto take advantage of [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXPLOITABLE[adj]
EXPLOITATION[n -S]
EXPLOITATIONSEXPLOITATION [n]
EXPLOITATIVE[adj]
EXPLOITATIVELY[adv]
EXPLOITEDEXPLOIT, to take advantage of [v]
EXPLOITER[n -S]
EXPLOITERSEXPLOITER [n]
EXPLOITINGEXPLOIT, to take advantage of [v]
EXPLOITIVE[adj]
EXPLOITSEXPLOIT, to take advantage of [v]
EXPLORATION[n -S]
EXPLORATIONAL[adj]
EXPLORATIONSEXPLORATION [n]
EXPLORATIVE[adj]
EXPLORATIVELY[adv]
EXPLORATORY[adj]
EXPLOREto travel through for the purpose of discovery [v
-PLORED, -PLORING, -PLORES]
EXPLOREDEXPLORE, to travel through for the purpose of discovery
[v]
EXPLORERone that explores (to travel through for the purpose of
discovery) [n -S]
EXPLORERSEXPLORER, one that explores (to travel through for the
purpose of discovery) [n]
EXPLORESEXPLORE, to travel through for the purpose of discovery
[v]
EXPLORINGEXPLORE, to travel through for the purpose of discovery
[v]
EXPLOSION[n -S]
EXPLOSIONSEXPLOSION [n]
EXPLOSIVE[n -S]
EXPLOSIVELY[adv]
EXPLOSIVENESS[n -ES]
EXPLOSIVENESSESEXPLOSIVENESS [n]
EXPLOSIVESEXPLOSIVE [n]
EXPOa public exhibition [n -POS]
EXPONENTone who expounds (to explain in detail) [n -S]
EXPONENTIAL[n -S]
EXPONENTIALLY[adv]
EXPONENTIALSEXPONENTIAL [n]
EXPONENTIATION[n -S]
EXPONENTIATIONSEXPONENTIATION [n]
EXPONENTSEXPONENT, one who expounds (to explain in detail)
[n]
EXPORTto send to other countries for commercial purposes [v -ED,
-ING, -S]
EXPORTABILITIESEXPORTABILITY [n]
EXPORTABILITY[n -TIES]
EXPORTABLE[adj]
EXPORTATION[n -S]
EXPORTATIONSEXPORTATION [n]
EXPORTEDEXPORT, to send to other countries for commercial
purposes [v]
EXPORTERone that exports (to send to other countries for
commercial purposes) [n -S]
EXPORTERSEXPORTER, one that exports (to send to other countries
for commercial purposes) [n]
EXPORTINGEXPORT, to send to other countries for commercial
purposes [v]
EXPORTSEXPORT, to send to other countries for commercial
purposes [v]
EXPOSEXPO, a public exhibition [n]
EXPOSABLE[adj]
EXPOSALan exposure (the act of exposing (to lay open to view))
[n -S]
EXPOSALSEXPOSAL, an exposure (the act of exposing (to lay open
to view)) [n]
EXPOSEto lay open to view [v -POSED, -POSING, -POSES]
EXPOSEDEXPOSE, to lay open to view [v]
EXPOSERone that exposes (to lay open to view) [n -S]
EXPOSERSEXPOSER, one that exposes (to lay open to view) [n]
EXPOSESEXPOSE, to lay open to view [v]
EXPOSINGEXPOSE, to lay open to view [v]
EXPOSITto expound (to explain in detail) [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXPOSITEDEXPOSIT, to expound (to explain in detail) [v]
EXPOSITINGEXPOSIT, to expound (to explain in detail) [v]
EXPOSITION[n -S]
EXPOSITIONAL[adj]
EXPOSITIONSEXPOSITION [n]
EXPOSITIVE[adj]
EXPOSITOR[n -S]
EXPOSITORSEXPOSITOR [n]
EXPOSITORY[adj]
EXPOSITSEXPOSIT, to expound (to explain in detail) [v]
EXPOSTULATE[v -LATED, -LATING, -LATES]
EXPOSTULATEDEXPOSTULATE [v]
EXPOSTULATESEXPOSTULATE [v]
EXPOSTULATINGEXPOSTULATE [v]
EXPOSTULATION[n -S]
EXPOSTULATIONSEXPOSTULATION [n]
EXPOSTULATORY[adj]
EXPOSUREthe act of exposing (to lay open to view) [n -S]
EXPOSURESEXPOSURE, the act of exposing (to lay open to view)
[n]
EXPOUNDto explain in detail [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXPOUNDEDEXPOUND, to explain in detail [v]
EXPOUNDER[n -S]
EXPOUNDERSEXPOUNDER [n]
EXPOUNDINGEXPOUND, to explain in detail [v]
EXPOUNDSEXPOUND, to explain in detail [v]
EXPRESSto set forth in words [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
EXPRESSAGE[n -S]
EXPRESSAGESEXPRESSAGE [n]
EXPRESSEDEXPRESS, to set forth in words [v]
EXPRESSER[n -S]
EXPRESSERSEXPRESSER [n]
EXPRESSESEXPRESS, to set forth in words [v]
EXPRESSIBLE[adj]
EXPRESSINGEXPRESS, to set forth in words [v]
EXPRESSION[n -S]
EXPRESSIONAL[adj]
EXPRESSIONISM[n -S]
EXPRESSIONISMSEXPRESSIONISM [n]
EXPRESSIONIST[n -S]
EXPRESSIONISTIC[adj]
EXPRESSIONISTSEXPRESSIONIST [n]
EXPRESSIONLESS[adj]
EXPRESSIONSEXPRESSION [n]
EXPRESSIVE[adj]
EXPRESSIVELY[adv]
EXPRESSIVENESS[n -ES]
EXPRESSIVITIESEXPRESSIVITY [n]
EXPRESSIVITY[n -TIES]
EXPRESSLY[adv]
EXPRESSMAN[n EXPRESSMEN]
EXPRESSMENEXPRESSMAN [n]
EXPRESSOespresso (a strong coffee) [n -SOS]
EXPRESSOSEXPRESSO, espresso (a strong coffee) [n]
EXPRESSWAY[n -WAYS]
EXPRESSWAYSEXPRESSWAY [n]
EXPROPRIATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
EXPROPRIATEDEXPROPRIATE [v]
EXPROPRIATESEXPROPRIATE [v]
EXPROPRIATINGEXPROPRIATE [v]
EXPROPRIATION[n -S]
EXPROPRIATIONSEXPROPRIATION [n]
EXPROPRIATOR[n -S]
EXPROPRIATORSEXPROPRIATOR [n]
EXPULSEto expel (to force out) [v -PULSED, -PULSING,
-PULSES]
EXPULSEDEXPULSE, to expel (to force out) [v]
EXPULSESEXPULSE, to expel (to force out) [v]
EXPULSINGEXPULSE, to expel (to force out) [v]
EXPULSION[n -S]
EXPULSIONSEXPULSION [n]
EXPULSIVE[adj]
EXPUNCTION[n -S]
EXPUNCTIONSEXPUNCTION [n]
EXPUNGEto delete (to remove written or printed matter) [v
-PUNGED, -PUNGING, -PUNGES]
EXPUNGEDEXPUNGE, to delete (to remove written or printed matter)
[v]
EXPUNGERone that expunges (to delete (to remove written or
printed matter)) [n -S]
EXPUNGERSEXPUNGER, one that expunges (to delete (to remove
written or printed matter)) [n]
EXPUNGESEXPUNGE, to delete (to remove written or printed matter)
[v]
EXPUNGINGEXPUNGE, to delete (to remove written or printed
matter) [v]
EXPURGATE[v -GATED, -GATING, -GATES]
EXPURGATEDEXPURGATE [v]
EXPURGATESEXPURGATE [v]
EXPURGATINGEXPURGATE [v]
EXPURGATION[n -S]
EXPURGATIONSEXPURGATION [n]
EXPURGATOR[n -S]
EXPURGATORIAL[adj]
EXPURGATORSEXPURGATOR [n]
EXPURGATORY[adj]
EXQUISITE[n -S]
EXQUISITELY[adv]
EXQUISITENESS[n -ES]
EXQUISITENESSESEXQUISITENESS [n]
EXQUISITESEXQUISITE [n]
EXSANGUINATE[v -NATED, -NATING, -NATES]
EXSANGUINATEDEXSANGUINATE [v]
EXSANGUINATESEXSANGUINATE [v]
EXSANGUINATINGEXSANGUINATE [v]
EXSANGUINATION[n -S]
EXSANGUINATIONSEXSANGUINATION [n]
EXSCINDto cut out [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXSCINDEDEXSCIND, to cut out [v]
EXSCINDINGEXSCIND, to cut out [v]
EXSCINDSEXSCIND, to cut out [v]
EXSECANTa trigonometric function of an angle [n -S]
EXSECANTSEXSECANT, a trigonometric function of an angle [n]
EXSECTto cut out [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXSECTEDEXSECT, to cut out [v]
EXSECTINGEXSECT, to cut out [v]
EXSECTION[n -S]
EXSECTIONSEXSECTION [n]
EXSECTSEXSECT, to cut out [v]
EXSERTto thrust out [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXSERTEDEXSERT, to thrust out [v]
EXSERTILE[adj]
EXSERTINGEXSERT, to thrust out [v]
EXSERTION[n -S]
EXSERTIONSEXSERTION [n]
EXSERTSEXSERT, to thrust out [v]
EXSICCATE[v -CATED, -CATING, -CATES]
EXSICCATEDEXSICCATE [v]
EXSICCATESEXSICCATE [v]
EXSICCATINGEXSICCATE [v]
EXSICCATION[n -S]
EXSICCATIONSEXSICCATION [n]
EXSOLUTION[n -S]
EXSOLUTIONSEXSOLUTION [n]
EXSTROPHIESEXSTROPHY [n]
EXSTROPHY[n -PHIES]
EXTANTstill in existence [adj]
EXTEMPORAL[adj]
EXTEMPORALLY[adv]
EXTEMPORANEITY[n -TIES]
EXTEMPORANEOUS[adj]
EXTEMPORARILY[adv]
EXTEMPORARY[adj]
EXTEMPORE[adv]
EXTEMPORISATION[n -S]
EXTEMPORISE[v -RISED, -RISING, -RISES]
EXTEMPORISEDEXTEMPORISE [v]
EXTEMPORISESEXTEMPORISE [v]
EXTEMPORISINGEXTEMPORISE [v]
EXTEMPORIZATION[n -S]
EXTEMPORIZE[v -RIZED, -RIZING, -RIZES]
EXTEMPORIZEDEXTEMPORIZE [v]
EXTEMPORIZER[n -S]
EXTEMPORIZERSEXTEMPORIZER [n]
EXTEMPORIZESEXTEMPORIZE [v]
EXTEMPORIZINGEXTEMPORIZE [v]
EXTENDto stretch out to full length [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXTENDABILITIESEXTENDABILITY [n]
EXTENDABILITY[n -TIES]
EXTENDABLE[adj]
EXTENDEDEXTEND, to stretch out to full length [v]
EXTENDEDLY[adv]
EXTENDEDNESS[n -ES]
EXTENDEDNESSESEXTENDEDNESS [n]
EXTENDERa substance added to another substance [n -S]
EXTENDERSEXTENDER, a substance added to another substance
[n]
EXTENDIBLE[adj]
EXTENDINGEXTEND, to stretch out to full length [v]
EXTENDSEXTEND, to stretch out to full length [v]
EXTENSIBILITIESEXTENSIBILITY [n]
EXTENSIBILITY[n -TIES]
EXTENSIBLE[adj]
EXTENSILE[adj]
EXTENSION[n -S]
EXTENSIONAL[adj]
EXTENSIONALITY[n -TIES]
EXTENSIONALLY[adv]
EXTENSIONSEXTENSION [n]
EXTENSITIESEXTENSITY [n]
EXTENSITY[n -TIES]
EXTENSIVE[adj]
EXTENSIVELY[adv]
EXTENSIVENESS[n -ES]
EXTENSIVENESSESEXTENSIVENESS [n]
EXTENSOMETER[n -S]
EXTENSOMETERSEXTENSOMETER [n]
EXTENSORa muscle that extends a limb [n -S]
EXTENSORSEXTENSOR, a muscle that extends a limb [n]
EXTENTthe range over which something extends [n -S]
EXTENTSEXTENT, the range over which something extends [n]
EXTENUATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
EXTENUATEDEXTENUATE [v]
EXTENUATESEXTENUATE [v]
EXTENUATINGEXTENUATE [v]
EXTENUATION[n -S]
EXTENUATIONSEXTENUATION [n]
EXTENUATOR[n -S]
EXTENUATORSEXTENUATOR [n]
EXTENUATORY[adj]
EXTERIORa part or surface that is outside [n -S]
EXTERIORISE[v -ISED, -ISING, -ISES]
EXTERIORISEDEXTERIORISE [v]
EXTERIORISESEXTERIORISE [v]
EXTERIORISINGEXTERIORISE [v]
EXTERIORITIESEXTERIORITY [n]
EXTERIORITY[n -TIES]
EXTERIORIZATION[n -S]
EXTERIORIZE[v -IZED, -IZING, -IZES]
EXTERIORIZEDEXTERIORIZE [v]
EXTERIORIZESEXTERIORIZE [v]
EXTERIORIZINGEXTERIORIZE [v]
EXTERIORLY[adv]
EXTERIORSEXTERIOR, a part or surface that is outside [n]
EXTERMINATE[v -NATED, -NATING, -NATES]
EXTERMINATEDEXTERMINATE [v]
EXTERMINATESEXTERMINATE [v]
EXTERMINATINGEXTERMINATE [v]
EXTERMINATION[n -S]
EXTERMINATIONSEXTERMINATION [n]
EXTERMINATOR[n -S]
EXTERMINATORSEXTERMINATOR [n]
EXTERMINATORY[adj]
EXTERMINE[v -MINED, -MINING, -MINES]
EXTERMINEDEXTERMINE [v]
EXTERMINESEXTERMINE [v]
EXTERMININGEXTERMINE [v]
EXTERNa nonresident of an institution [n -S]
EXTERNALan exterior (a part or surface that is outside) [n
-S]
EXTERNALISATION[n -S]
EXTERNALISE[v -ISED, -ISING, -ISES]
EXTERNALISEDEXTERNALISE [v]
EXTERNALISESEXTERNALISE [v]
EXTERNALISINGEXTERNALISE [v]
EXTERNALISM[n -S]
EXTERNALISMSEXTERNALISM [n]
EXTERNALITIESEXTERNALITY [n]
EXTERNALITY[n -TIES]
EXTERNALIZATION[n -S]
EXTERNALIZE[v -IZED, -IZING, -IZES]
EXTERNALIZEDEXTERNALIZE [v]
EXTERNALIZESEXTERNALIZE [v]
EXTERNALIZINGEXTERNALIZE [v]
EXTERNALLY[adv]
EXTERNALSEXTERNAL, an exterior (a part or surface that is
outside) [n]
EXTERNEextern (a nonresident of an institution) [n -S]
EXTERNESEXTERNE, extern (a nonresident of an institution)
[n]
EXTERNSEXTERN, a nonresident of an institution [n]
EXTERNSHIP[n -S]
EXTERNSHIPSEXTERNSHIP [n]
EXTEROCEPTIVE[adj]
EXTEROCEPTOR[n -S]
EXTEROCEPTORSEXTEROCEPTOR [n]
EXTERRITORIAL[adj]
EXTINCTto extinguish [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXTINCTEDEXTINCT, to extinguish [v]
EXTINCTINGEXTINCT, to extinguish [v]
EXTINCTION[n -S]
EXTINCTIONSEXTINCTION [n]
EXTINCTIVE[adj]
EXTINCTSEXTINCT, to extinguish [v]
EXTINGUISH[v -ED, -ING, -ES]
EXTINGUISHABLE[adj]
EXTINGUISHEDEXTINGUISH [v]
EXTINGUISHER[n -S]
EXTINGUISHERSEXTINGUISHER [n]
EXTINGUISHESEXTINGUISH [v]
EXTINGUISHINGEXTINGUISH [v]
EXTINGUISHMENT[n -S]
EXTINGUISHMENTSEXTINGUISHMENT [n]
EXTIRPATE[v -PATED, -PATING, -PATES]
EXTIRPATEDEXTIRPATE [v]
EXTIRPATESEXTIRPATE [v]
EXTIRPATINGEXTIRPATE [v]
EXTIRPATION[n -S]
EXTIRPATIONSEXTIRPATION [n]
EXTIRPATOR[n -S]
EXTIRPATORSEXTIRPATOR [n]
EXTOLto praise highly [v -TOLLED, -TOLLING, -TOLS]
EXTOLLto extol (to praise highly) [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXTOLLEDEXTOL, to praise highly [v]
EXTOLLERone that extols (to praise highly) [n -S]
EXTOLLERSEXTOLLER, one that extols (to praise highly) [n]
EXTOLLINGEXTOL, to praise highly [v]
EXTOLLSEXTOLL, to extol (to praise highly) [v]
EXTOLMENT[n -S]
EXTOLMENTSEXTOLMENT [n]
EXTOLSEXTOL, to praise highly [v]
EXTORTto obtain from a person by violence or intimidation [v
-ED, -ING, -S]
EXTORTEDEXTORT, to obtain from a person by violence or
intimidation [v]
EXTORTERone that extorts (to obtain from a person by violence or
intimidation) [n -S]
EXTORTERSEXTORTER, one that extorts (to obtain from a person by
violence or intimidation) [n]
EXTORTINGEXTORT, to obtain from a person by violence or
intimidation [v]
EXTORTION[n -S]
EXTORTIONARY[adj]
EXTORTIONATE[adj]
EXTORTIONATELY[adv]
EXTORTIONER[n -S]
EXTORTIONERSEXTORTIONER [n]
EXTORTIONIST[n -S]
EXTORTIONISTSEXTORTIONIST [n]
EXTORTIONSEXTORTION [n]
EXTORTIVE[adj]
EXTORTSEXTORT, to obtain from a person by violence or
intimidation [v]
EXTRAsomething additional [n -S]
EXTRABOLD[n -S]
EXTRABOLDSEXTRABOLD [n]
EXTRACELLULAR[adj]
EXTRACELLULARLY[adv]
EXTRACORPOREAL[adj]
EXTRACRANIAL[adj]
EXTRACTto pull or draw out [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXTRACTABILITY[n -TIES]
EXTRACTABLE[adj]
EXTRACTEDEXTRACT, to pull or draw out [v]
EXTRACTINGEXTRACT, to pull or draw out [v]
EXTRACTION[n -S]
EXTRACTIONSEXTRACTION [n]
EXTRACTIVE[n -S]
EXTRACTIVELY[adv]
EXTRACTIVESEXTRACTIVE [n]
EXTRACTOR[n -S]
EXTRACTORSEXTRACTOR [n]
EXTRACTSEXTRACT, to pull or draw out [v]
EXTRACURRICULAR[n -S]
EXTRADITABLE[adj]
EXTRADITE[v -DITED, -DITING, -DITES]
EXTRADITEDEXTRADITE [v]
EXTRADITESEXTRADITE [v]
EXTRADITINGEXTRADITE [v]
EXTRADITION[n -S]
EXTRADITIONSEXTRADITION [n]
EXTRADOSthe outer curve of an arch [n -ES]
EXTRADOSESEXTRADOS, the outer curve of an arch [n]
EXTRAEMBRYONIC[adj]
EXTRAGALACTIC[adj]
EXTRAHEPATIC[adj]
EXTRAJUDICIAL[adj]
EXTRAJUDICIALLY[adv]
EXTRALEGAL[adj]
EXTRALEGALLY[adv]
EXTRALIMITAL[adj]
EXTRALINGUISTIC[adj]
EXTRALITERARY[adj]
EXTRALITIESEXTRALITY [n]
EXTRALITY[n -TIES]
EXTRALOGICAL[adj]
EXTRAMARITAL[adj]
EXTRAMUNDANE[adj]
EXTRAMURAL[adj]
EXTRAMURALLY[adv]
EXTRAMUSICAL[adj]
EXTRANEOUS[adj]
EXTRANEOUSLY[adv]
EXTRANEOUSNESS[n -ES]
EXTRANETan intranet that permits limited access by outsiders [n
-S]
EXTRANETSEXTRANET, an intranet that permits limited access by
outsiders [n]
EXTRANUCLEAR[adj]
EXTRAORDINAIRE[adj]
EXTRAORDINARILY[adv]
EXTRAORDINARY[adj]
EXTRAPOLATE[v -LATED, -LATING, -LATES]
EXTRAPOLATEDEXTRAPOLATE [v]
EXTRAPOLATESEXTRAPOLATE [v]
EXTRAPOLATINGEXTRAPOLATE [v]
EXTRAPOLATION[n -S]
EXTRAPOLATIONSEXTRAPOLATION [n]
EXTRAPOLATIVE[adj]
EXTRAPOLATOR[n -S]
EXTRAPOLATORSEXTRAPOLATOR [n]
EXTRAPYRAMIDAL[adj]
EXTRASEXTRA, something additional [n]
EXTRASENSORY[adj]
EXTRASYSTOLE[n -S]
EXTRASYSTOLESEXTRASYSTOLE [n]
EXTRATEXTUAL[adj]
EXTRAUTERINE[adj]
EXTRAVAGANCE[n -S]
EXTRAVAGANCESEXTRAVAGANCE [n]
EXTRAVAGANCIESEXTRAVAGANCY [n]
EXTRAVAGANCY[n -CIES]
EXTRAVAGANT[adj]
EXTRAVAGANTLY[adv]
EXTRAVAGANZA[n -S]
EXTRAVAGANZASEXTRAVAGANZA [n]
EXTRAVAGATE[v -GATED, -GATING, -GATES]
EXTRAVAGATEDEXTRAVAGATE [v]
EXTRAVAGATESEXTRAVAGATE [v]
EXTRAVAGATINGEXTRAVAGATE [v]
EXTRAVASATE[v -SATED, -SATING, -SATES]
EXTRAVASATEDEXTRAVASATE [v]
EXTRAVASATESEXTRAVASATE [v]
EXTRAVASATINGEXTRAVASATE [v]
EXTRAVASATION[n -S]
EXTRAVASATIONSEXTRAVASATION [n]
EXTRAVASCULAR[adj]
EXTRAVEHICULAR[adj]
EXTRAVERSION[n -S]
EXTRAVERSIONSEXTRAVERSION [n]
EXTRAVERT[n -S]
EXTRAVERTED[adj]
EXTRAVERTSEXTRAVERT [n]
EXTREMAEXTREMUM, a maximum or a minimum of a mathematical
function [n]
EXTREMEexisting in a very high degree [adj -TREMER, -TREMEST] /
the highest degree [n -S]
EXTREMELY[adv]
EXTREMENESS[n -ES]
EXTREMENESSESEXTREMENESS [n]
EXTREMEREXTREME, existing in a very high degree [adj]
EXTREMESEXTREME, the highest degree [n]
EXTREMESTEXTREME, existing in a very high degree [adj]
EXTREMISM[n -S]
EXTREMISMSEXTREMISM [n]
EXTREMIST[n -S]
EXTREMISTSEXTREMIST [n]
EXTREMITIESEXTREMITY [n]
EXTREMITY[n -TIES]
EXTREMUMa maximum or a minimum of a mathematical function [n
-MA]
EXTRICABLE[adj]
EXTRICATE[v -CATED, -CATING, -CATES]
EXTRICATEDEXTRICATE [v]
EXTRICATESEXTRICATE [v]
EXTRICATINGEXTRICATE [v]
EXTRICATION[n -S]
EXTRICATIONSEXTRICATION [n]
EXTRINSIC[adj]
EXTRINSICALLY[adv]
EXTRORSEfacing outward [adj]
EXTROVERSION[n -S]
EXTROVERSIONSEXTROVERSION [n]
EXTROVERT[n -S]
EXTROVERTED[adj]
EXTROVERTSEXTROVERT [n]
EXTRUDABILITIESEXTRUDABILITY [n]
EXTRUDABILITY[n -TIES]
EXTRUDABLE[adj]
EXTRUDEto force, thrust, or push out [v -TRUDED, -TRUDING,
-TRUDES]
EXTRUDEDEXTRUDE, to force, thrust, or push out [v]
EXTRUDERone that extrudes (to force, thrust, or push out) [n
-S]
EXTRUDERSEXTRUDER, one that extrudes (to force, thrust, or push
out) [n]
EXTRUDESEXTRUDE, to force, thrust, or push out [v]
EXTRUDINGEXTRUDE, to force, thrust, or push out [v]
EXTRUSION[n -S]
EXTRUSIONSEXTRUSION [n]
EXTRUSIVE[adj]
EXTUBATEto remove a tube from [v -BATED, -BATING, -BATES]
EXTUBATEDEXTUBATE, to remove a tube from [v]
EXTUBATESEXTUBATE, to remove a tube from [v]
EXTUBATINGEXTUBATE, to remove a tube from [v]
EXUBERANCE[n -S]
EXUBERANCESEXUBERANCE [n]
EXUBERANT[adj]
EXUBERANTLY[adv]
EXUBERATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
EXUBERATEDEXUBERATE [v]
EXUBERATESEXUBERATE [v]
EXUBERATINGEXUBERATE [v]
EXUDATEan exuded substance [n -S]
EXUDATESEXUDATE, an exuded substance [n]
EXUDATION[n -S]
EXUDATIONSEXUDATION [n]
EXUDATIVE[adj]
EXUDEto ooze forth [v -UDED, -UDING, -UDES]
EXUDEDEXUDE, to ooze forth [v]
EXUDESEXUDE, to ooze forth [v]
EXUDINGEXUDE, to ooze forth [v]
EXULTto rejoice greatly [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EXULTANCE[n -S]
EXULTANCESEXULTANCE [n]
EXULTANCIESEXULTANCY [n]
EXULTANCY[n -CIES]
EXULTANTexulting [adj]
EXULTANTLY[adv]
EXULTATION[n -S]
EXULTATIONSEXULTATION [n]
EXULTEDEXULT, to rejoice greatly [v]
EXULTINGEXULT, to rejoice greatly [v]
EXULTINGLY[adv]
EXULTSEXULT, to rejoice greatly [v]
EXURBa residential area lying beyond the suburbs of a city [n
-S] : EXURBAN ~adj
EXURBANEXURB, a residential area lying beyond the suburbs of a
city [adj]
EXURBANITE[n -S]
EXURBANITESEXURBANITE [n]
EXURBIAan exurb (a residential area lying beyond the suburbs of
a city) [n -S]
EXURBIASEXURBIA, an exurb (a residential area lying beyond the
suburbs of a city) [n]
EXURBSEXURB, a residential area lying beyond the suburbs of a
city [n]
EXUVIAEXUVIUM, the molted covering of an animal [n]
EXUVIAEEXUVIUM, the molted covering of an animal [n]
EXUVIALEXUVIUM, the molted covering of an animal [adj]
EXUVIATEto molt (to cast off an outer covering) [v -ATED,
-ATING, -ATES]
EXUVIATEDEXUVIATE, to molt (to cast off an outer covering)
[v]
EXUVIATESEXUVIATE, to molt (to cast off an outer covering)
[v]
EXUVIATINGEXUVIATE, to molt (to cast off an outer covering)
[v]
EXUVIATION[n -S]
EXUVIATIONSEXUVIATION [n]
EXUVIUMthe molted covering of an animal [n -VIAE or -VIA] :
EXUVIAL ~adj
FABLIAUXFABLIAU, a short metrical tale popular in medieval
France [n]
FALXa sickle-shaped structure [n FALCES]
FAREBOXa receptacle for fares on a bus [n -ES]
FAREBOXESFAREBOX, a receptacle for fares on a bus [n]
FAUXnot genuine; fake [adj]
FAXto transmit and reproduce by electronic means [v -ED, -ING,
-ES]
FAXEDFAX, to transmit and reproduce by electronic means [v]
FAXESFAX, to transmit and reproduce by electronic means [v]
FAXINGFAX, to transmit and reproduce by electronic means [v]
FEDEXto send by Federal Express [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
FEDEXEDFEDEX, to send by Federal Express [v]
FEDEXESFEDEX, to send by Federal Express [v]
FEDEXINGFEDEX, to send by Federal Express [v]
FEEDBOXa box for animal feed [n -ES]
FEEDBOXESFEEDBOX, a box for animal feed [n]
FELLATRIX[n -TRIXES or -TRICES]
FELLATRIXESFELLATRIX [n]
FERREDOXIN[n -S]
FERREDOXINSFERREDOXIN [n]
FIREBOXa chamber in which fuel is burned [n -ES]
FIREBOXESFIREBOX, a chamber in which fuel is burned [n]
FIXto repair (to restore to good condition) [v FIXED or FIXT,
FIXING, FIXES] : FIXABLE ~adj
FIXABLEFIX, to repair (to restore to good condition) [adj]
FIXATEto make stable or stationary [v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
FIXATEDFIXATE, to make stable or stationary [v]
FIXATESFIXATE, to make stable or stationary [v]
FIXATIFfixative (a substance for preserving paintings or
drawings) [n -S]
FIXATIFSFIXATIF, fixative (a substance for preserving paintings
or drawings) [n]
FIXATINGFIXATE, to make stable or stationary [v]
FIXATIONthe act of fixating (to make stable or stationary) [n
-S]
FIXATIONSFIXATION, the act of fixating (to make stable or
stationary) [n]
FIXATIVEa substance for preserving paintings or drawings [n
-S]
FIXATIVESFIXATIVE, a substance for preserving paintings or
drawings [n]
FIXEDFIX, to repair (to restore to good condition) [v]
FIXEDLYfirmly (in a firm manner) [adv]
FIXEDNESS[n -ES]
FIXEDNESSESFIXEDNESS [n]
FIXERone that fixes (to repair (to restore to good condition))
[n -S]
FIXERSFIXER, one that fixes (to repair (to restore to good
condition)) [n]
FIXESFIX, to repair (to restore to good condition) [v]
FIXINGFIX, to repair (to restore to good condition) [v]
FIXINGSaccompaniments to the main dish of a meal [n]
FIXITinvolved with fixing things [adj]
FIXITIESFIXITY, stability [n]
FIXITYstability [n -TIES]
FIXTFIX, to repair (to restore to good condition) [v]
FIXTUREa permanent part or appendage of a house [n -S]
FIXTURESFIXTURE, a permanent part or appendage of a house
[n]
FIXUREfirmness (the state of being firm (unyielding to
pressure)) [n -S]
FIXURESFIXURE, firmness (the state of being firm (unyielding to
pressure)) [n]
FLAMBEAUXFLAMBEAU, a flaming torch [n]
FLAXan annual herb [n -ES]
FLAXENof a pale yellow color [adj]
FLAXESFLAX, an annual herb [n]
FLAXIERFLAXY, flaxen (of a pale yellow color) [adj]
FLAXIESTFLAXY, flaxen (of a pale yellow color) [adj]
FLAXSEEDthe seed of flax [n -S]
FLAXSEEDSFLAXSEED, the seed of flax [n]
FLAXYflaxen (of a pale yellow color) [adj FLAXIER, FLAXIEST]
FLEXto bend (to curve (to deviate from straightness)) [v -ED,
-ING, -ES]
FLEXAGONa folded paper construction [n -S]
FLEXAGONSFLEXAGON, a folded paper construction [n]
FLEXEDFLEX, to bend (to curve (to deviate from straightness))
[v]
FLEXESFLEX, to bend (to curve (to deviate from straightness))
[v]
FLEXIBILITIESFLEXIBILITY [n]
FLEXIBILITY[n -TIES]
FLEXIBLEcapable of being bent [adj] : FLEXIBLY ~adv
FLEXIBLYFLEXIBLE, capable of being bent [adv]
FLEXILEflexible (capable of being bent) [adj]
FLEXINGFLEX, to bend (to curve (to deviate from straightness))
[v]
FLEXIONflection (the act of bending (to curve)) [n -S]
FLEXIONAL[adj]
FLEXIONSFLEXION, flection (the act of bending (to curve))
[n]
FLEXITIME[n -S]
FLEXITIMESFLEXITIME [n]
FLEXOGRAPHIC[adj]
FLEXOGRAPHIESFLEXOGRAPHY [n]
FLEXOGRAPHY[n -PHIES]
FLEXORa muscle that serves to bend a bodily part [n -S]
FLEXORSFLEXOR, a muscle that serves to bend a bodily part
[n]
FLEXTIMEa system that allows flexible working hours [n -S]
FLEXTIMER[n -S]
FLEXTIMERSFLEXTIMER [n]
FLEXTIMESFLEXTIME, a system that allows flexible working hours
[n]
FLEXUOSEflexuous (winding) [adj]
FLEXUOUSwinding [adj]
FLEXURALFLEXURE, the act of bending (to curve (to deviate from
straightness)) [adj]
FLEXUREthe act of bending (to curve (to deviate from
straightness)) [n -S] : FLEXURAL ~adj
FLEXURESFLEXURE, the act of bending (to curve (to deviate from
straightness)) [n]
FLUIDEXTRACT[n -S]
FLUIDEXTRACTSFLUIDEXTRACT [n]
FLUMMOXto confuse (to mix up mentally) [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
FLUMMOXEDFLUMMOX, to confuse (to mix up mentally) [v]
FLUMMOXESFLUMMOX, to confuse (to mix up mentally) [v]
FLUMMOXINGFLUMMOX, to confuse (to mix up mentally) [v]
FLUOXETINE[n -S]
FLUOXETINESFLUOXETINE [n]
FLUXto melt (to change from a solid to a liquid state by heat)
[v -ED, -ING, -ES]
FLUXEDFLUX, to melt (to change from a solid to a liquid state by
heat) [v]
FLUXESFLUX, to melt (to change from a solid to a liquid state by
heat) [v]
FLUXGATEa device to measure a magnetic field [n -S]
FLUXGATESFLUXGATE, a device to measure a magnetic field [n]
FLUXINGFLUX, to melt (to change from a solid to a liquid state
by heat) [v]
FLUXIONthe act of flowing (to move steadily and smoothly along)
[n -S]
FLUXIONAL[adj]
FLUXIONSFLUXION, the act of flowing (to move steadily and
smoothly along) [n]
FORNIXan arched anatomical structure [n -NICES] : FORNICAL
~adj
FOURPLEXquadplex (a building having four units) [n -ES]
FOURPLEXESFOURPLEX, quadplex (a building having four units)
[n]
FOWLPOXa virus disease of poultry [n -ES]
FOWLPOXESFOWLPOX, a virus disease of poultry [n]
FOXto outwit (to get the better of by superior cleverness) [v
-ED, -ING, -ES]
FOXEDFOX, to outwit (to get the better of by superior
cleverness) [v]
FOXESFOX, to outwit (to get the better of by superior
cleverness) [v]
FOXFIREa glow produced by certain fungi on decaying wood [n
-S]
FOXFIRESFOXFIRE, a glow produced by certain fungi on decaying
wood [n]
FOXFISHa large shark [n -ES]
FOXFISHESFOXFISH, a large shark [n]
FOXGLOVEa flowering plant [n -S]
FOXGLOVESFOXGLOVE, a flowering plant [n]
FOXHOLEa small pit used for cover in a battle area [n -S]
FOXHOLESFOXHOLE, a small pit used for cover in a battle area
[n]
FOXHOUNDa hunting dog [n -S]
FOXHOUNDSFOXHOUND, a hunting dog [n]
FOXHUNTto hunt with hounds for a fox [v -ED, -ING, -S]
FOXHUNTEDFOXHUNT, to hunt with hounds for a fox [v]
FOXHUNTER[n -S]
FOXHUNTERSFOXHUNTER [n]
FOXHUNTING[n -S]
FOXHUNTINGSFOXHUNTING [n]
FOXHUNTSFOXHUNT, to hunt with hounds for a fox [v]
FOXIERFOXY, crafty (skillful in deceiving) [adj]
FOXIESTFOXY, crafty (skillful in deceiving) [adj]
FOXILYin a foxy manner [adv]
FOXINESSthe state of being foxy (crafty (skillful in deceiving))
[n -ES]
FOXINESSESFOXINESS, the state of being foxy (crafty (skillful in
deceiving)) [n]
FOXINGa piece of material used to cover the upper portion of a
shoe [n -S]
FOXINGSFOXING, a piece of material used to cover the upper
portion of a shoe [n]
FOXLIKEresembling a fox (a carnivorous mammal) [adj]
FOXSKINthe skin of a fox [n -S]
FOXSKINSFOXSKIN, the skin of a fox [n]
FOXTAILthe tail of a fox [n -S]
FOXTAILSFOXTAIL, the tail of a fox [n]
FOXTROTto dance the fox trot (a dance for couples) [v -TROTTED,
-TROTTING, -TROTS]
FOXTROTSFOXTROT, to dance the fox trot (a dance for couples)
[v]
FOXTROTTEDFOXTROT, to dance the fox trot (a dance for couples)
[v]
FOXTROTTINGFOXTROT, to dance the fox trot (a dance for couples)
[v]
FOXYcrafty (skillful in deceiving) [adj FOXIER, FOXIEST]
FRAXINELLA[n -S]
FRAXINELLASFRAXINELLA [n]
FUCOXANTHIN[n -S]
FUCOXANTHINSFUCOXANTHIN [n]
FUNPLEXa building with facilities for sports and games [n
-ES]
FUNPLEXESFUNPLEX, a building with facilities for sports and
games [n]
GALAXan evergreen herb [n -ES]
GALAXESGALAX, an evergreen herb [n]
GALAXIESGALAXY, a large system of celestial bodies [n]
GALAXYa large system of celestial bodies [n -AXIES]
GASPEREAUXGASPEREAU [n]
GATEAUXGATEAU, a fancy cake [n]
GEARBOXan automotive transmission [n -ES]
GEARBOXESGEARBOX, an automotive transmission [n]
GENERATRIX[n -TRICES]
GEOTAXESGEOTAXIS, the movement of an organism in response to
gravity [n]
GEOTAXISthe movement of an organism in response to gravity [n
-TAXES]
GLOXINIAa tropical plant [n -S]
GLOXINIASGLOXINIA, a tropical plant [n]
GOOGOLPLEX[n -ES]
GOOGOLPLEXESGOOGOLPLEX [n]
GOXgaseous oxygen [n -ES]
GOXESGOX, gaseous oxygen [n]
GRAVLAXcured salmon [n GRAVLAX]
HALLUXthe big toe [n -LUCES] : HALLUCAL ~adj
HANDAXa short-handled ax [n -ES]
HANDAXESHANDAX, a short-handled ax [n]
HAPAXa word that occurs only once [n -ES]
HAPAXESHAPAX, a word that occurs only once [n]
HARUSPEXa soothsayer of ancient Rome [n -PICES]
HATBOXa box for a hat [n -ES]
HATBOXESHATBOX, a box for a hat [n]
HELIXsomething spiral in form [n -LIXES or -LICES]
HELIXESHELIX, something spiral in form [n]
HELLBOXa printer's receptacle [n -ES]
HELLBOXESHELLBOX, a printer's receptacle [n]
HEMATOXYLIN[n -S]
HEMATOXYLINSHEMATOXYLIN [n]
HEMOTOXIC[adj]
HEMOTOXIN[n -S]
HEMOTOXINSHEMOTOXIN [n]
HEPATOTOXIC[adj]
HEPATOTOXICITY[n -TIES]
HERETRIXheritrix (a female heritor (one that inherits
(inherit))) [n -TRIXES or -TRICES]
HERETRIXESHERETRIX, heritrix (a female heritor (one that
inherits (inherit))) [n]
HERITRIXa female heritor (one that inherits (to receive by legal
succession)) [n -TRIXES or -TRICES]
HERITRIXESHERITRIX, a female heritor (one that inherits (to
receive by legal succession)) [n]
HETEROAUXIN[n -S]
HETEROAUXINSHETEROAUXIN [n]
HETERODOX[adj]
HETERODOXIESHETERODOXY [n]
HETERODOXY[n -DOXIES]
HETERODUPLEX[n -PLEXES]
HETERODUPLEXESHETERODUPLEX [n]
HETEROSEXUAL[n -S]
HETEROSEXUALITY[n -TIES]
HETEROSEXUALLY[adv]
HETEROSEXUALSHETEROSEXUAL [n]
HEXto cast an evil spell upon [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
HEXACHLORETHANE[n -S]
HEXACHLOROPHENE[n -S]
HEXACHORD[n -S]
HEXACHORDSHEXACHORD [n]
HEXADa group of six [n -S] : HEXADIC ~adj
HEXADEhexad (a group of six) [n -S]
HEXADECIMAL[n -S]
HEXADECIMALSHEXADECIMAL [n]
HEXADESHEXADE, hexad (a group of six) [n]
HEXADICHEXAD, a group of six [adj]
HEXADSHEXAD, a group of six [n]
HEXAGONa polygon having six sides [n -S]
HEXAGONAL[adj]
HEXAGONALLY[adv]
HEXAGONSHEXAGON, a polygon having six sides [n]
HEXAGRAMa six-pointed star [n -S]
HEXAGRAMSHEXAGRAM, a six-pointed star [n]
HEXAHEDRAHEXAHEDRON [n]
HEXAHEDRON[n -DRA or -DRONS]
HEXAHEDRONSHEXAHEDRON [n]
HEXAHYDRATE[n -S]
HEXAHYDRATESHEXAHYDRATE [n]
HEXAMETER[n -S]
HEXAMETERSHEXAMETER [n]
HEXAMETHONIUM[n -S]
HEXAMETHONIUMSHEXAMETHONIUM [n]
HEXAMINEa chemical compound [n -S]
HEXAMINESHEXAMINE, a chemical compound [n]
HEXANEa volatile liquid [n -S]
HEXANESHEXANE, a volatile liquid [n]
HEXAPLAan edition in which six texts are set in parallel columns
[n -S] : HEXAPLAR ~adj
HEXAPLARHEXAPLA, an edition in which six texts are set in
parallel columns [adj]
HEXAPLASHEXAPLA, an edition in which six texts are set in
parallel columns [n]
HEXAPLOID[n -S]
HEXAPLOIDIESHEXAPLOIDY [n]
HEXAPLOIDSHEXAPLOID [n]
HEXAPLOIDY[n -DIES]
HEXAPODa six-legged insect [n -S]
HEXAPODIESHEXAPODY, a line of verse with six feet [n]
HEXAPODSHEXAPOD, a six-legged insect [n]
HEXAPODYa line of verse with six feet [n -DIES]
HEXARCHIESHEXARCHY, a group of six separate states [n]
HEXARCHYa group of six separate states [n -CHIES]
HEXASTICH[n -S]
HEXASTICHSHEXASTICH [n]
HEXEDHEX, to cast an evil spell upon [v]
HEXERone that hexes (to cast an evil spell upon) [n -S]
HEXEREIwitchcraft [n -S]
HEXEREISHEXEREI, witchcraft [n]
HEXERSHEXER, one that hexes (to cast an evil spell upon) [n]
HEXESHEX, to cast an evil spell upon [v]
HEXINGHEX, to cast an evil spell upon [v]
HEXOBARBITAL[n -S]
HEXOBARBITALSHEXOBARBITAL [n]
HEXOKINASE[n -S]
HEXOKINASESHEXOKINASE [n]
HEXONEa hydrocarbon solvent [n -S]
HEXONESHEXONE, a hydrocarbon solvent [n]
HEXOSAMINIDASE[n -S]
HEXOSAMINIDASESHEXOSAMINIDASE [n]
HEXOSANa carbohydrate [n -S]
HEXOSANSHEXOSAN, a carbohydrate [n]
HEXOSEa simple sugar [n -S]
HEXOSESHEXOSE, a simple sugar [n]
HEXYLa hydrocarbon radical [n -S] : HEXYLIC ~adj
HEXYLICHEXYL, a hydrocarbon radical [adj]
HEXYLRESORCINOL[n -S]
HEXYLSHEXYL, a hydrocarbon radical [n]
HOAXto deceive (to mislead by falsehood) [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
HOAXEDHOAX, to deceive (to mislead by falsehood) [v]
HOAXERone that hoaxes (to deceive (to mislead by falsehood)) [n
-S]
HOAXERSHOAXER, one that hoaxes (to deceive (to mislead by
falsehood)) [n]
HOAXESHOAX, to deceive (to mislead by falsehood) [v]
HOAXINGHOAX, to deceive (to mislead by falsehood) [v]
HOMEOBOXa short DNA sequence [n -ES]
HOMEOBOXESHOMEOBOX, a short DNA sequence [n]
HOMOSEXhomosexuality [n -ES]
HOMOSEXESHOMOSEX, homosexuality [n]
HOMOSEXUAL[n -S]
HOMOSEXUALITIESHOMOSEXUALITY [n]
HOMOSEXUALITY[n -TIES]
HOMOSEXUALLY[adv]
HOMOSEXUALSHOMOSEXUAL [n]
HOMOTAXESHOMOTAXIS [n]
HOMOTAXIS[n -TAXES]
HORSEPOXa skin disease of horses [n -ES]
HORSEPOXESHORSEPOX, a skin disease of horses [n]
HOTBOXan overheated bearing of a railroad car [n -ES]
HOTBOXESHOTBOX, an overheated bearing of a railroad car [n]
HUMIDEXan index of discomfort [n -ES]
HUMIDEXESHUMIDEX, an index of discomfort [n]
HYDROPEROXIDE[n -S]
HYDROPEROXIDESHYDROPEROXIDE [n]
HYDROTHORAX[n -RAXES or -RACES]
HYDROTHORAXESHYDROTHORAX [n]
HYDROXIDE[n -S]
HYDROXIDESHYDROXIDE [n]
HYDROXYcontaining hydroxyl [adj]
HYDROXYAPATITE[n -S]
HYDROXYAPATITESHYDROXYAPATITE [n]
HYDROXYLthe radical or group containing oxygen and hydrogen [n
-S]
HYDROXYLAMINE[n -S]
HYDROXYLAMINESHYDROXYLAMINE [n]
HYDROXYLAPATITE[n -S]
HYDROXYLASE[n -S]
HYDROXYLASESHYDROXYLASE [n]
HYDROXYLATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
HYDROXYLATEDHYDROXYLATE [v]
HYDROXYLATESHYDROXYLATE [v]
HYDROXYLATINGHYDROXYLATE [v]
HYDROXYLATION[n -S]
HYDROXYLATIONSHYDROXYLATION [n]
HYDROXYLIC[adj]
HYDROXYLSHYDROXYL, the radical or group containing oxygen and
hydrogen [n]
HYDROXYPROLINE[n -S]
HYDROXYPROLINESHYDROXYPROLINE [n]
HYDROXYUREA[n -S]
HYDROXYUREASHYDROXYUREA [n]
HYDROXYZINE[n -S]
HYDROXYZINESHYDROXYZINE [n]
HYPERCATALEXESHYPERCATALEXIS [n]
HYPERCATALEXIS[n -LEXES]
HYPERCOMPLEX[adj]
HYPEREXCITABLE[adj]
HYPEREXCITED[adj]
HYPEREXCITEMENT[n -S]
HYPEREXCRETION[n -S]
HYPEREXCRETIONSHYPEREXCRETION [n]
HYPEREXTEND[v -ED, -ING, -S]
HYPEREXTENDEDHYPEREXTEND [v]
HYPEREXTENDINGHYPEREXTEND [v]
HYPEREXTENDSHYPEREXTEND [v]
HYPEREXTENSION[n -S]
HYPEREXTENSIONSHYPEREXTENSION [n]
HYPERPYREXIA[n -S]
HYPERPYREXIASHYPERPYREXIA [n]
HYPERSEXUAL[adj]
HYPERSEXUALITY[n -TIES]
HYPERTEXT[n -S]
HYPERTEXTSHYPERTEXT [n]
HYPOPHARYNX[n -YNXES or -YNGES]
HYPOPHARYNXESHYPOPHARYNX [n]
HYPOTAXESHYPOTAXIS [n]
HYPOTAXIS[n -TAXES]
HYPOXANTHINE[n -S]
HYPOXANTHINESHYPOXANTHINE [n]
HYPOXEMIA[n -S]
HYPOXEMIASHYPOXEMIA [n]
HYPOXEMIC[adj]
HYPOXIAa deficiency of oxygen in body tissue [n -S] : HYPOXIC
~adj
HYPOXIASHYPOXIA, a deficiency of oxygen in body tissue [n]
HYPOXICHYPOXIA, a deficiency of oxygen in body tissue [adj]
HYRAXa small, harelike mammal [n -RAXES or -RACES]
HYRAXESHYRAX, a small, harelike mammal [n]
IBEXa wild goat [n IBEXES or IBICES]
IBEXESIBEX, a wild goat [n]
ICEBOXa cabinet for cooling food [n -ES]
ICEBOXESICEBOX, a cabinet for cooling food [n]
ILEXa holly (a tree) [n -ES]
ILEXESILEX, a holly (a tree) [n]
IMMIXto mix in [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
IMMIXEDIMMIX, to mix in [v]
IMMIXESIMMIX, to mix in [v]
IMMIXINGIMMIX, to mix in [v]
IMMIXTURE[n -S]
IMMIXTURESIMMIXTURE [n]
INDEXa type of reference guide at the end of a book [n INDEXES
or INDICES] / to provide with an index [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
INDEXABLE[adj]
INDEXATION[n -S]
INDEXATIONSINDEXATION [n]
INDEXEDINDEX, to provide with an index [v]
INDEXERone that indexes [n -S]
INDEXERSINDEXER, one that indexes [n]
INDEXESINDEX, a type of reference guide at the end of a book
[n]
INDEXICAL[n -S]
INDEXICALSINDEXICAL [n]
INDEXINGthe linking of wages and prices to cost-of-living levels
[n -S]
INDEXINGSINDEXING, the linking of wages and prices to
cost-of-living levels [n]
INDOXYLa chemical compound [n -S]
INDOXYLSINDOXYL, a chemical compound [n]
INEXACTnot exact [adj]
INEXACTITUDE[n -S]
INEXACTITUDESINEXACTITUDE [n]
INEXACTLY[adv]
INEXACTNESS[n -ES]
INEXACTNESSESINEXACTNESS [n]
INEXCUSABLE[adj]
INEXCUSABLENESS[n -ES]
INEXCUSABLY[adv]
INEXHAUSTIBLE[adj]
INEXHAUSTIBLY[adv]
INEXISTENCE[n -S]
INEXISTENCESINEXISTENCE [n]
INEXISTENT[adj]
INEXORABILITIESINEXORABILITY [n]
INEXORABILITY[n -TIES]
INEXORABLE[adj]
INEXORABLENESS[n -ES]
INEXORABLY[adv]
INEXPEDIENCE[n -S]
INEXPEDIENCESINEXPEDIENCE [n]
INEXPEDIENCIESINEXPEDIENCY [n]
INEXPEDIENCY[n -CIES]
INEXPEDIENT[adj]
INEXPEDIENTLY[adv]
INEXPENSIVE[adj]
INEXPENSIVELY[adv]
INEXPENSIVENESS[n -ES]
INEXPERIENCE[n -S]
INEXPERIENCED[adj]
INEXPERIENCESINEXPERIENCE [n]
INEXPERTa novice (a person new to any field or activity) [n
-S]
INEXPERTLY[adv]
INEXPERTNESS[n -ES]
INEXPERTNESSESINEXPERTNESS [n]
INEXPERTSINEXPERT, a novice (a person new to any field or
activity) [n]
INEXPIABLE[adj]
INEXPIABLY[adv]
INEXPLAINABLE[adj]
INEXPLICABILITY[n -TIES]
INEXPLICABLE[adj]
INEXPLICABLY[adv]
INEXPLICIT[adj]
INEXPRESSIBLE[adj]
INEXPRESSIBLY[adv]
INEXPRESSIVE[adj]
INEXPRESSIVELY[adv]
INEXPUGNABLE[adj]
INEXPUGNABLY[adv]
INEXPUNGIBLE[adj]
INEXTRICABILITY[n -TIES]
INEXTRICABLE[adj]
INEXTRICABLY[adv]
INFIXto implant (to set securely) [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
INFIXATION[n -S]
INFIXATIONSINFIXATION [n]
INFIXEDINFIX, to implant (to set securely) [v]
INFIXESINFIX, to implant (to set securely) [v]
INFIXINGINFIX, to implant (to set securely) [v]
INFIXIONthe act of infixing (to implant (to set securely)) [n
-S]
INFIXIONSINFIXION, the act of infixing (to implant (to set
securely)) [n]
INFLEXEDbent inward [adj]
INFLEXIBILITIESINFLEXIBILITY [n]
INFLEXIBILITY[n -TIES]
INFLEXIBLE[adj]
INFLEXIBLENESS[n -ES]
INFLEXIBLY[adv]
INFLEXION[n -S]
INFLEXIONSINFLEXION [n]
INFLUXa flowing in [n -ES]
INFLUXESINFLUX, a flowing in [n]
INHERITRIXinheritress (a female inheritor (one that inherits
(inherit))) [n -TRIXES or -TRICES]
INHERITRIXESINHERITRIX, inheritress (a female inheritor (one
that inherits (inherit))) [n]
INNOXIOUS[adj]
INTERMIXto mix together [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
INTERMIXEDINTERMIX, to mix together [v]
INTERMIXESINTERMIX, to mix together [v]
INTERMIXINGINTERMIX, to mix together [v]
INTERMIXTURE[n -S]
INTERMIXTURESINTERMIXTURE [n]
INTERPAROXYSMAL[adj]
INTERPROXIMAL[adj]
INTERREXa type of sovereign [n -REGES]
INTERSEXa person having characteristics of both sexes [n
-ES]
INTERSEXESINTERSEX, a person having characteristics of both
sexes [n]
INTERSEXUAL[adj]
INTERSEXUALITY[n -TIES]
INTERSEXUALLY[adv]
INTERTEXTUAL[adj]
INTERTEXTUALITY[n -TIES]
INTERTEXTUALLY[adv]
INTOXICANT[n -S]
INTOXICANTSINTOXICANT [n]
INTOXICATE[v -CATED, -CATING, -CATES]
INTOXICATEDINTOXICATE [v]
INTOXICATEDLY[adv]
INTOXICATESINTOXICATE [v]
INTOXICATINGINTOXICATE [v]
INTOXICATION[n -S]
INTOXICATIONSINTOXICATION [n]
IRREFLEXIVE[adj]
ISOALLOXAZINE[n -S]
ISOALLOXAZINESISOALLOXAZINE [n]
ISOCARBOXAZID[n -S]
ISOCARBOXAZIDSISOCARBOXAZID [n]
IXIAa flowering plant [n -S]
IXIASIXIA, a flowering plant [n]
IXODIDa bloodsucking insect [n -S]
IXODIDSIXODID, a bloodsucking insect [n]
IXORAa flowering plant [n -S]
IXORASIXORA, a flowering plant [n]
IXTLEistle (a strong fiber) [n -S]
IXTLESIXTLE, istle (a strong fiber) [n]
JAMBEAUXJAMBEAU, a piece of armor for the leg [n]
JEUXJEU, a game [n]
JINXto bring bad luck to [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
JINXEDJINX, to bring bad luck to [v]
JINXESJINX, to bring bad luck to [v]
JINXINGJINX, to bring bad luck to [v]
JUKEBOXa coin-operated phonograph [n -ES]
JUKEBOXESJUKEBOX, a coin-operated phonograph [n]
JUXTAPOSE[v -POSED, -POSING, -POSES]
JUXTAPOSEDJUXTAPOSE [v]
JUXTAPOSESJUXTAPOSE [v]
JUXTAPOSINGJUXTAPOSE [v]
JUXTAPOSITION[n -S]
JUXTAPOSITIONAL[adj]
JUXTAPOSITIONSJUXTAPOSITION [n]
KEXa dry, hollow stalk [n -ES]
KEXESKEX, a dry, hollow stalk [n]
KICKBOXto box in a style that allows kicking [v -ED, -ING,
-ES]
KICKBOXEDKICKBOX, to box in a style that allows kicking [v]
KICKBOXER[n -S]
KICKBOXERSKICKBOXER [n]
KICKBOXESKICKBOX, to box in a style that allows kicking [v]
KICKBOXING[n -S]
KICKBOXINGSKICKBOXING [n]
KLAXONa low-pitched horn [n -S]
KLAXONSKLAXON, a low-pitched horn [n]
KLEENEXa cleansing tissue -- a trademark [n -ES]
KLEENEXESKLEENEX, a cleansing tissue -- a trademark [n]
KYLIXa drinking vessel [n -LIKES]
LARYNXan organ of the respiratory tract [n LARYNGES or LARYNXES]
: LARYNGAL ~adj
LARYNXESLARYNX, an organ of the respiratory tract [n]
LATEXa milky liquid of certain plants [n LATICES or LATEXES]
LATEXESLATEX, a milky liquid of certain plants [n]
LAXnot strict or stringent [adj LAXER, LAXEST] / a vowel
articulated with relatively relaxed muscles [n -ES]
LAXATIONthe act of relaxing (to make less tense or rigid) [n
-S]
LAXATIONSLAXATION, the act of relaxing (to make less tense or
rigid) [n]
LAXATIVEa drug that stimulates evacuation of the bowels [n
-S]
LAXATIVESLAXATIVE, a drug that stimulates evacuation of the
bowels [n]
LAXERLAX, not strict or stringent [adj]
LAXESLAX, a vowel articulated with relatively relaxed muscles
[n]
LAXESTLAX, not strict or stringent [adj]
LAXITIESLAXITY, the state of being lax (not strict or stringent)
[n]
LAXITYthe state of being lax (not strict or stringent) [n
-ITIES]
LAXLYin a lax manner [adv]
LAXNESSlaxity (the state of being lax (not strict or stringent))
[n -ES]
LAXNESSESLAXNESS, laxity (the state of being lax (not strict or
stringent)) [n]
LETTERBOX[v -ED, -ING, -ES]
LETTERBOXEDLETTERBOX [v]
LETTERBOXESLETTERBOX [v]
LETTERBOXING[n -S]
LETTERBOXINGSLETTERBOXING [n]
LEXlaw [n LEGES]
LEXEMEa linguistic unit [n -S] : LEXEMIC ~adj
LEXEMESLEXEME, a linguistic unit [n]
LEXEMICLEXEME, a linguistic unit [adj]
LEXESLEXIS, the vocabulary of a language, a group, or a subject
field [n]
LEXICALEXICON, a dictionary [n]
LEXICALpertaining to the words of a language [adj]
LEXICALISATION[n -S]
LEXICALISATIONSLEXICALISATION [n]
LEXICALITIESLEXICALITY [n]
LEXICALITY[n -TIES]
LEXICALIZATION[n -S]
LEXICALIZATIONSLEXICALIZATION [n]
LEXICALIZE[v -IZED, -IZING, -IZES]
LEXICALIZEDLEXICALIZE [v]
LEXICALIZESLEXICALIZE [v]
LEXICALIZINGLEXICALIZE [v]
LEXICALLY[adv]
LEXICOGRAPHER[n -S]
LEXICOGRAPHERSLEXICOGRAPHER [n]
LEXICOGRAPHIC[adj]
LEXICOGRAPHICAL[adj]
LEXICOGRAPHIESLEXICOGRAPHY [n]
LEXICOGRAPHY[n -PHIES]
LEXICOLOGIESLEXICOLOGY [n]
LEXICOLOGIST[n -S]
LEXICOLOGISTSLEXICOLOGIST [n]
LEXICOLOGY[n -GIES]
LEXICONa dictionary [n -CA or -CONS]
LEXICONSLEXICON, a dictionary [n]
LEXISthe vocabulary of a language, a group, or a subject field
[n LEXES]
LIXIVIALIXIVIUM, a solution obtained by leaching [n]
LIXIVIALLIXIVIUM, a solution obtained by leaching [adj]
LIXIVIATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
LIXIVIATEDLIXIVIATE [v]
LIXIVIATESLIXIVIATE [v]
LIXIVIATINGLIXIVIATE [v]
LIXIVIATION[n -S]
LIXIVIATIONSLIXIVIATION [n]
LIXIVIUMa solution obtained by leaching [n -IA or -IUMS] :
LIXIVIAL ~adj
LIXIVIUMSLIXIVIUM, a solution obtained by leaching [n]
LOCKBOXa box that locks [n -ES]
LOCKBOXESLOCKBOX, a box that locks [n]
LOXto supply with lox (liquid oxygen) [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
LOXEDLOX, to supply with lox (liquid oxygen) [v]
LOXESLOX, to supply with lox (liquid oxygen) [v]
LOXINGLOX, to supply with lox (liquid oxygen) [v]
LOXODROME[n -S]
LOXODROMESLOXODROME [n]
LUMMOXa clumsy person [n -ES]
LUMMOXESLUMMOX, a clumsy person [n]
LUNCHBOXa container for carrying meals to school or work [n
-ES]
LUNCHBOXESLUNCHBOX, a container for carrying meals to school or
work [n]
LUREXa metallic yarn or thread -- a trademark [n -ES]
LUREXESLUREX, a metallic yarn or thread -- a trademark [n]
LUXa unit of illumination [n LUXES or LUCES]
LUXATEto put out of joint [v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
LUXATEDLUXATE, to put out of joint [v]
LUXATESLUXATE, to put out of joint [v]
LUXATINGLUXATE, to put out of joint [v]
LUXATIONthe act of luxating (to put out of joint) [n -S]
LUXATIONSLUXATION, the act of luxating (to put out of joint)
[n]
LUXEluxury (free indulgence in that which affords pleasure or
comfort) [n -S]
LUXESLUXE, luxury (free indulgence in that which affords
pleasure or comfort) [n]
LUXURIANCE[n -S]
LUXURIANCESLUXURIANCE [n]
LUXURIANT[adj]
LUXURIANTLY[adv]
LUXURIATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
LUXURIATEDLUXURIATE [v]
LUXURIATESLUXURIATE [v]
LUXURIATINGLUXURIATE [v]
LUXURIESLUXURY, free indulgence in that which affords pleasure
or comfort [n]
LUXURIOUS[adj]
LUXURIOUSLY[adv]
LUXURIOUSNESS[n -ES]
LUXURIOUSNESSESLUXURIOUSNESS [n]
LUXURYfree indulgence in that which affords pleasure or comfort
[n -RIES]
LYNXa short-tailed wildcat [n -ES]
LYNXESLYNX, a short-tailed wildcat [n]
MAILBOXa box for depositing mail [n -ES]
MAILBOXESMAILBOX, a box for depositing mail [n]
MANTEAUXMANTEAU, a loose cloak [n]
MASTIXmastic (an aromatic resin) [n -ES]
MASTIXESMASTIX, mastic (an aromatic resin) [n]
MASTOPEXIESMASTOPEXY [n]
MASTOPEXY[n -PEXIES]
MATCHBOXa small box [n -ES]
MATCHBOXESMATCHBOX, a small box [n]
MATRIXsomething within which something else originates or
develops [n -TRICES or -TRIXES]
MATRIXESMATRIX, something within which something else originates
or develops [n]
MAXto reach the upper limit [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
MAXEDMAX, to reach the upper limit [v]
MAXESMAX, to reach the upper limit [v]
MAXIa long skirt or coat [n -S]
MAXICOATa long coat [n -S]
MAXICOATSMAXICOAT, a long coat [n]
MAXILLAthe upper jaw or jawbone [n -LAE or -LAS]
MAXILLAEMAXILLA, the upper jaw or jawbone [n]
MAXILLARIESMAXILLARY [n]
MAXILLARY[n -RIES]
MAXILLASMAXILLA, the upper jaw or jawbone [n]
MAXILLIPED[n -S]
MAXILLIPEDSMAXILLIPED [n]
MAXILLOFACIAL[adj]
MAXIMa brief statement of a general truth or principle [n
-S]
MAXIMAMAXIMUM, the greatest possible amount, quantity, or degree
[n]
MAXIMALan element of a mathematical set that is followed by no
other [n -S]
MAXIMALIST[n -S]
MAXIMALISTSMAXIMALIST [n]
MAXIMALLY[adv]
MAXIMALSMAXIMAL, an element of a mathematical set that is
followed by no other [n]
MAXIMINthe maximum of a set of minima [n -S]
MAXIMINSMAXIMIN, the maximum of a set of minima [n]
MAXIMISEto maximize (to make as great as possible) [v -MISED,
-MISING, -MISES]
MAXIMISEDMAXIMISE, to maximize (to make as great as possible)
[v]
MAXIMISESMAXIMISE, to maximize (to make as great as possible)
[v]
MAXIMISINGMAXIMISE, to maximize (to make as great as possible)
[v]
MAXIMITEa powerful explosive [n -S]
MAXIMITESMAXIMITE, a powerful explosive [n]
MAXIMIZATION[n -S]
MAXIMIZATIONSMAXIMIZATION [n]
MAXIMIZEto make as great as possible [v -MIZED, -MIZING,
-MIZES]
MAXIMIZEDMAXIMIZE, to make as great as possible [v]
MAXIMIZER[n -S]
MAXIMIZERSMAXIMIZER [n]
MAXIMIZESMAXIMIZE, to make as great as possible [v]
MAXIMIZINGMAXIMIZE, to make as great as possible [v]
MAXIMSMAXIM, a brief statement of a general truth or principle
[n]
MAXIMUMthe greatest possible amount, quantity, or degree [n
-MUMS or -MA]
MAXIMUMLY[adv]
MAXIMUMSMAXIMUM, the greatest possible amount, quantity, or
degree [n]
MAXINGMAX, to reach the upper limit [v]
MAXISMAXI, a long skirt or coat [n]
MAXIXEa Brazilian dance [n -S]
MAXIXESMAXIXE, a Brazilian dance [n]
MAXWELLa unit of magnetic flux [n -S]
MAXWELLSMAXWELL, a unit of magnetic flux [n]
MEDIATRIX[n -TRIXES or -TRICES]
MEDIATRIXESMEDIATRIX [n]
MEGAPIXEL[n -S]
MEGAPIXELSMEGAPIXEL [n]
MEGAPLEXa large building having many movie theaters [n -ES]
MEGAPLEXESMEGAPLEX, a large building having many movie theaters
[n]
MENINXany of the membranes enclosing the brain and spinal cord
[n -NINGES]
MESOTHORAX[n -RAXES or -RACES]
MESOTHORAXESMESOTHORAX [n]
METAGALAXIESMETAGALAXY [n]
METAGALAXY[n -GALAXIES]
METATHORAX[n -RAXES or -RACES]
METATHORAXESMETATHORAX [n]
METAXYLEM[n -S]
METAXYLEMSMETAXYLEM [n]
METHOTREXATE[n -S]
METHOTREXATESMETHOTREXATE [n]
METHOXIDE[n -S]
METHOXIDESMETHOXIDE [n]
METHOXYcontaining a certain chemical group [adj]
METHOXYCHLOR[n -S]
METHOXYCHLORSMETHOXYCHLOR [n]
METHOXYFLURANE[n -S]
METHOXYFLURANESMETHOXYFLURANE [n]
METHOXYLmethoxy (containing a certain chemical group) [adj]
METHYLXANTHINE[n -S]
METHYLXANTHINESMETHYLXANTHINE [n]
METROPLEX[n -ES]
METROPLEXESMETROPLEX [n]
MICROLUXa unit of illumination [n -LUXES or -LUCES]
MICROLUXESMICROLUX, a unit of illumination [n]
MILIEUXMILIEU, environment [n]
MILLILUXa unit of illumination [n -LUXES or -LUCES]
MILLILUXESMILLILUX, a unit of illumination [n]
MINIMAXthe minimum of a set of maxima [n -ES]
MINIMAXESMINIMAX, the minimum of a set of maxima [n]
MINOXIDIL[n -S]
MINOXIDILSMINOXIDIL [n]
MINXa pert girl [n -ES] : MINXISH ~adj
MINXESMINX, a pert girl [n]
MINXISHMINX, a pert girl [adj]
MIREPOIXa sauteed mixture of diced vegetables [n MIREPOIX]
MIREXan insecticide [n -ES]
MIREXESMIREX, an insecticide [n]
MIXto put together into one mass [v MIXED or MIXT, MIXING,
MIXES] : MIXABLE, MIXIBLE ~adj, MIXEDLY ~adv
MIXABLEMIX, to put together into one mass [adj]
MIXEDMIX, to put together into one mass [v]
MIXEDLYMIX, to put together into one mass [adv]
MIXERone that mixes (to put together into one mass) [n -S]
MIXERSMIXER, one that mixes (to put together into one mass)
[n]
MIXESMIX, to put together into one mass [v]
MIXIBLEMIX, to put together into one mass [adj]
MIXINGMIX, to put together into one mass [v]
MIXOLOGIESMIXOLOGY, the art of making mixed drinks [n]
MIXOLOGIST[n -S]
MIXOLOGISTSMIXOLOGIST [n]
MIXOLOGYthe art of making mixed drinks [n -GIES]
MIXTMIX, to put together into one mass [v]
MIXTUREsomething produced by mixing [n -S]
MIXTURESMIXTURE, something produced by mixing [n]
MIXUPa state of confusion [n -S]
MIXUPSMIXUP, a state of confusion [n]
MONAXIALhaving one axis [adj]
MONAXONa straight spicule in sponges [n -S]
MONAXONSMONAXON, a straight spicule in sponges [n]
MONOCARBOXYLIC[adj]
MONOHYDROXY[adj]
MONOXIDEa type of oxide (a binary compound of oxygen with
another element or radical) [n -S]
MONOXIDESMONOXIDE, a type of oxide (a binary compound of oxygen
with another element or radical) [n]
MORCEAUXMORCEAU, a short literary or musical composition [n]
MORPHALLAXESMORPHALLAXIS [n]
MORPHALLAXIS[n -LAXES]
MOXAa Chinese plant [n -S]
MOXASMOXA, a Chinese plant [n]
MOXIEspirit or courage [n -S]
MOXIESMOXIE, spirit or courage [n]
MULTIAXIAL[adj]
MULTIPLEX[v -ED, -ING, -ES]
MULTIPLEXEDMULTIPLEX [v]
MULTIPLEXER[n -S]
MULTIPLEXERSMULTIPLEXER [n]
MULTIPLEXESMULTIPLEX [v]
MULTIPLEXINGMULTIPLEX [v]
MULTIPLEXOR[n -S]
MULTIPLEXORSMULTIPLEXOR [n]
MUREXa marine mollusk [n -RICES or -REXES]
MUREXESMUREX, a marine mollusk [n]
MUSKOXa large bovid of arctic regions [n -OXEN]
MUSKOXENMUSKOX, a large bovid of arctic regions [n]
MYCOTOXIN[n -S]
MYCOTOXINSMYCOTOXIN [n]
MYXAMEBAa slime mold that resembles an amoeba [n -BAS or
-BAE]
MYXAMEBAEMYXAMEBA, a slime mold that resembles an amoeba [n]
MYXAMEBASMYXAMEBA, a slime mold that resembles an amoeba [n]
MYXAMOEBA[n -BAE or -BAS]
MYXAMOEBAEMYXAMOEBA [n]
MYXAMOEBASMYXAMOEBA [n]
MYXEDEMAa disease caused by decreased activity of the thyroid
gland [n -S]
MYXEDEMASMYXEDEMA, a disease caused by decreased activity of the
thyroid gland [n]
MYXEDEMATOUS[adj]
MYXEDEMIC[adj]
MYXOCYTEa large cell found in mucous tissue [n -S]
MYXOCYTESMYXOCYTE, a large cell found in mucous tissue [n]
MYXOEDEMA[n -S]
MYXOEDEMASMYXOEDEMA [n]
MYXOIDcontaining mucus [adj]
MYXOMAa tumor composed of mucous tissue [n -MAS or -MATA]
MYXOMASMYXOMA, a tumor composed of mucous tissue [n]
MYXOMATAMYXOMA, a tumor composed of mucous tissue [n]
MYXOMATOSESMYXOMATOSIS [n]
MYXOMATOSIS[n -TOSES]
MYXOMATOUS[adj]
MYXOMYCETE[n -S]
MYXOMYCETESMYXOMYCETE [n]
MYXOVIRAL[adj]
MYXOVIRUS[n -ES]
MYXOVIRUSESMYXOVIRUS [n]
NALOXONEa chemical compound [n -S]
NALOXONESNALOXONE, a chemical compound [n]
NALTREXONE[n -S]
NALTREXONESNALTREXONE [n]
NAPROXENan anti-inflammatory drug [n -S]
NAPROXENSNAPROXEN, an anti-inflammatory drug [n]
NARTHEXa vestibule in a church [n -ES]
NARTHEXESNARTHEX, a vestibule in a church [n]
NASOPHARYNX[n -YNXES or -YNGES]
NASOPHARYNXESNASOPHARYNX [n]
NEOCORTEX[n -TEXES or -TICES]
NEOCORTEXESNEOCORTEX [n]
NEOORTHODOX[adj]
NEOORTHODOXIESNEOORTHODOXY [n]
NEOORTHODOXY[n -DOXIES]
NEPHROTOXIC[adj]
NEPHROTOXICITY[n -TIES]
NEURAXONa part of a neuron [n -S]
NEURAXONSNEURAXON, a part of a neuron [n]
NEUROTOXIC[adj]
NEUROTOXICITIESNEUROTOXICITY [n]
NEUROTOXICITY[n -TIES]
NEUROTOXIN[n -S]
NEUROTOXINSNEUROTOXIN [n]
NEXTcoming immediately after; adjoining [adj]
NEXTDOORlocated in the next building or room [adj]
NEXUSa connection or link [n -ES]
NEXUSESNEXUS, a connection or link [n]
NIXa water sprite [n NIXES or NIXE] / to veto (to forbid or
prevent authoritatively) [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
NIXENIX, a water sprite [n]
NIXEDNIX, to veto (to forbid or prevent authoritatively) [v]
NIXESNIX, a water sprite [n]
NIXIEa female water sprite [n -S]
NIXIESNIXY, an undeliverable piece of mail [n]
NIXINGNIX, to veto (to forbid or prevent authoritatively)
[v]
NIXYan undeliverable piece of mail [n NIXIES]
NONCOMPLEX[adj]
NONEXCLUSIVE[adj]
NONEXECUTIVE[n -S]
NONEXECUTIVESNONEXECUTIVE [n]
NONEXEMPT[n -S]
NONEXEMPTSNONEXEMPT [n]
NONEXISTENCE[n -S]
NONEXISTENCESNONEXISTENCE [n]
NONEXISTENT[adj]
NONEXISTENTIAL[adj]
NONEXOTIC[adj]
NONEXPENDABLE[adj]
NONEXPERIMENTAL[adj]
NONEXPERT[n -S]
NONEXPERTSNONEXPERT [n]
NONEXPLANATORY[adj]
NONEXPLOITATION[n]
NONEXPLOITATIVE[adj]
NONEXPLOITIVE[adj]
NONEXPLOSIVE[adj]
NONEXPOSED[adj]
NONEXTANT[adj]
NONHOMOSEXUAL[n -S]
NONHOMOSEXUALSNONHOMOSEXUAL [n]
NONINTOXICANT[n -S]
NONINTOXICANTSNONINTOXICANT [n]
NONINTOXICATING[adj]
NONLEXICAL[adj]
NONORTHODOX[adj]
NONOXIDIZING[adj]
NONSEXIST[adj]
NONSEXUAL[adj]
NONTAXa tax of little consequence [n -ES]
NONTAXABLE[adj]
NONTAXESNONTAX, a tax of little consequence [n]
NONTOXICnot toxic [adj]
NOXIOUSharmful to health [adj]
NOXIOUSLY[adv]
NOXIOUSNESS[n -ES]
NOXIOUSNESSESNOXIOUSNESS [n]
OBNOXIOUS[adj]
OBNOXIOUSLY[adv]
OBNOXIOUSNESS[n -ES]
OBNOXIOUSNESSESOBNOXIOUSNESS [n]
OCTUPLEXbeing eight times as great [adj]
ONYXa variety of quartz [n -ES]
ONYXESONYX, a variety of quartz [n]
ORATRIXa female orator (one that orates (to speak formally)) [n
-TRICES]
OROPHARYNX[n -YNXES or -YNGES]
OROPHARYNXESOROPHARYNX [n]
ORTHODOXone holding traditional beliefs [n -ES]
ORTHODOXESORTHODOX, one holding traditional beliefs [n]
ORTHODOXIESORTHODOXY [n]
ORTHODOXLY[adv]
ORTHODOXY[n -DOXIES]
ORYXan African antelope [n -ES]
ORYXESORYX, an African antelope [n]
OTOTOXICadversely affecting hearing or balance [adj]
OTOTOXICITIESOTOTOXICITY [n]
OTOTOXICITY[n -TIES]
OUTBOXto surpass in boxing [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
OUTBOXEDOUTBOX, to surpass in boxing [v]
OUTBOXESOUTBOX, to surpass in boxing [v]
OUTBOXINGOUTBOX, to surpass in boxing [v]
OUTFOXto outwit (to get the better of by superior cleverness) [v
-ED, -ING, -ES]
OUTFOXEDOUTFOX, to outwit (to get the better of by superior
cleverness) [v]
OUTFOXESOUTFOX, to outwit (to get the better of by superior
cleverness) [v]
OUTFOXINGOUTFOX, to outwit (to get the better of by superior
cleverness) [v]
OUTJINXto surpass in jinxing (to bring bad luck to) [v -ED,
-ING, -ES]
OUTJINXEDOUTJINX, to surpass in jinxing (to bring bad luck to)
[v]
OUTJINXESOUTJINX, to surpass in jinxing (to bring bad luck to)
[v]
OUTJINXINGOUTJINX, to surpass in jinxing (to bring bad luck to)
[v]
OVERANXIETIESOVERANXIETY [n]
OVERANXIETY[n -TIES]
OVERANXIOUSANXIOUS, full of anxiety [adj]
OVERCOMPLEX[adj]
OVEREXAGGERATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
OVEREXAGGERATEDOVEREXAGGERATE [v]
OVEREXAGGERATESOVEREXAGGERATE [v]
OVEREXCITE[v -CITED, -CITING, -CITES]
OVEREXCITEDOVEREXCITE [v]
OVEREXCITESOVEREXCITE [v]
OVEREXCITINGOVEREXCITE [v]
OVEREXERCISE[v -CISED, -CISING, -CISES]
OVEREXERCISEDOVEREXERCISE [v]
OVEREXERCISESOVEREXERCISE [v]
OVEREXERCISINGOVEREXERCISE [v]
OVEREXERT[v -ED, -ING, -S]
OVEREXERTEDOVEREXERT [v]
OVEREXERTINGOVEREXERT [v]
OVEREXERTION[n -S]
OVEREXERTIONSOVEREXERTION [n]
OVEREXERTSOVEREXERT [v]
OVEREXPAND[v -ED, -ING, -S]
OVEREXPANDEDOVEREXPAND [v]
OVEREXPANDINGOVEREXPAND [v]
OVEREXPANDSOVEREXPAND [v]
OVEREXPANSION[n -S]
OVEREXPANSIONSOVEREXPANSION [n]
OVEREXPECTATION[n -S]
OVEREXPLAIN[v -ED, -ING, -S]
OVEREXPLAINEDOVEREXPLAIN [v]
OVEREXPLAININGOVEREXPLAIN [v]
OVEREXPLAINSOVEREXPLAIN [v]
OVEREXPLICIT[adj]
OVEREXPLOIT[v -ED, -ING, -S]
OVEREXPLOITEDOVEREXPLOIT [v]
OVEREXPLOITINGOVEREXPLOIT [v]
OVEREXPLOITSOVEREXPLOIT [v]
OVEREXPOSE[v -POSED, -POSING, -POSES]
OVEREXPOSEDOVEREXPOSE [v]
OVEREXPOSESOVEREXPOSE [v]
OVEREXPOSINGOVEREXPOSE [v]
OVEREXPOSURE[n -S]
OVEREXPOSURESOVEREXPOSURE [n]
OVEREXTEND[v -ED, -ING, -S]
OVEREXTENDEDOVEREXTEND [v]
OVEREXTENDINGOVEREXTEND [v]
OVEREXTENDSOVEREXTEND [v]
OVEREXTENSION[n -S]
OVEREXTENSIONSOVEREXTENSION [n]
OVEREXTRACTION[n -S]
OVEREXTRACTIONSOVEREXTRACTION [n]
OVEREXTRAVAGANT[adj]
OVEREXUBERANT[adj]
OVERLAXtoo lax (not strict or stringent) [adj]
OVERMIXto mix too much [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
OVERMIXEDOVERMIX, to mix too much [v]
OVERMIXESOVERMIX, to mix too much [v]
OVERMIXINGOVERMIX, to mix too much [v]
OVERSEXED[adj]
OVERTAXto tax too heavily [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
OVERTAXATION[n -S]
OVERTAXATIONSOVERTAXATION [n]
OVERTAXEDOVERTAX, to tax too heavily [v]
OVERTAXESOVERTAX, to tax too heavily [v]
OVERTAXINGOVERTAX, to tax too heavily [v]
OXa clumsy person [n -ES] / a hoofed mammal [n OXEN]
OXACILLIN[n -S]
OXACILLINSOXACILLIN [n]
OXALACETATE[n -S]
OXALACETATESOXALACETATE [n]
OXALATEto treat with an oxalate (a chemical salt) [v -LATED,
-LATING, -LATES]
OXALATEDOXALATE, to treat with an oxalate (a chemical salt)
[v]
OXALATESOXALATE, to treat with an oxalate (a chemical salt)
[v]
OXALATINGOXALATE, to treat with an oxalate (a chemical salt)
[v]
OXALICOXALIS, a flowering plant [adj]
OXALISa flowering plant [n -ALISES] : OXALIC ~adj
OXALISESOXALIS, a flowering plant [n]
OXALOACETATE[n -S]
OXALOACETATESOXALOACETATE [n]
OXAZEPAMa tranquilizing drug [n -S]
OXAZEPAMSOXAZEPAM, a tranquilizing drug [n]
OXAZINEa chemical compound [n -S]
OXAZINESOXAZINE, a chemical compound [n]
OXBLOODa deep red color [n -S]
OXBLOODSOXBLOOD, a deep red color [n]
OXBOWa U-shaped piece of wood in an ox yoke [n -S]
OXBOWSOXBOW, a U-shaped piece of wood in an ox yoke [n]
OXCARTan ox-drawn cart [n -S]
OXCARTSOXCART, an ox-drawn cart [n]
OXENOX, a clumsy person [n]
OXESOX, a clumsy person [n]
OXEYEa flowering plant [n -S]
OXEYESOXEYE, a flowering plant [n]
OXFORDa type of shoe (a covering for the foot) [n -S]
OXFORDSOXFORD, a type of shoe (a covering for the foot) [n]
OXHEARTa variety of sweet cherry [n -S]
OXHEARTSOXHEART, a variety of sweet cherry [n]
OXIDoxide (a binary compound of oxygen with another element or
radical) [n -S]
OXIDABLEcapable of being oxidized [adj]
OXIDANTan oxidizing agent [n -S]
OXIDANTSOXIDANT, an oxidizing agent [n]
OXIDASEan oxidizing enzyme [n -S] : OXIDASIC ~adj
OXIDASESOXIDASE, an oxidizing enzyme [n]
OXIDASICOXIDASE, an oxidizing enzyme [adj]
OXIDATEto oxidize (to combine with oxygen) [v -DATED, -DATING,
-DATES]
OXIDATEDOXIDATE, to oxidize (to combine with oxygen) [v]
OXIDATESOXIDATE, to oxidize (to combine with oxygen) [v]
OXIDATINGOXIDATE, to oxidize (to combine with oxygen) [v]
OXIDATION[n -S]
OXIDATIONSOXIDATION [n]
OXIDATIVE[adj]
OXIDATIVELY[adv]
OXIDEa binary compound of oxygen with another element or radical
[n -S] : OXIDIC ~adj
OXIDESOXIDE, a binary compound of oxygen with another element or
radical [n]
OXIDICOXIDE, a binary compound of oxygen with another element or
radical [adj]
OXIDISEto oxidize (to combine with oxygen) [v -DISED, -DISING,
-DISES]
OXIDISEDOXIDISE, to oxidize (to combine with oxygen) [v]
OXIDISERoxidizer (an oxidant (an oxidizing agent)) [n -S]
OXIDISERSOXIDISER, oxidizer (an oxidant (an oxidizing agent))
[n]
OXIDISESOXIDISE, to oxidize (to combine with oxygen) [v]
OXIDISINGOXIDISE, to oxidize (to combine with oxygen) [v]
OXIDIZABLE[adj]
OXIDIZEto combine with oxygen [v -DIZED, -DIZING, -DIZES]
OXIDIZEDOXIDIZE, to combine with oxygen [v]
OXIDIZERan oxidant (an oxidizing agent) [n -S]
OXIDIZERSOXIDIZER, an oxidant (an oxidizing agent) [n]
OXIDIZESOXIDIZE, to combine with oxygen [v]
OXIDIZINGOXIDIZE, to combine with oxygen [v]
OXIDOREDUCTASE[n -S]
OXIDOREDUCTASESOXIDOREDUCTASE [n]
OXIDSOXID, oxide (a binary compound of oxygen with another
element or radical) [n]
OXIMoxime (a chemical compound) [n -S]
OXIMEa chemical compound [n -S]
OXIMESOXIME, a chemical compound [n]
OXIMETERan instrument for measuring the amount of oxygen in the
blood [n -S]
OXIMETERSOXIMETER, an instrument for measuring the amount of
oxygen in the blood [n]
OXIMETRIESOXIMETRY, the use of an oximeter (an instrument for
measuring the amount of oxygen in the blood) [n]
OXIMETRYthe use of an oximeter (an instrument for measuring the
amount of oxygen in the blood) [n -TRIES]
OXIMSOXIM, oxime (a chemical compound) [n]
OXLIKEresembling an ox (a clumsy person) [adj]
OXLIPa flowering plant [n -S]
OXLIPSOXLIP, a flowering plant [n]
OXOcontaining oxygen [adj]
OXPECKERan African bird [n -S]
OXPECKERSOXPECKER, an African bird [n]
OXTAILthe tail of an ox [n -S]
OXTAILSOXTAIL, the tail of an ox [n]
OXTERthe armpit (the hollow under the arm at the shoulder) [n
-S]
OXTERSOXTER, the armpit (the hollow under the arm at the
shoulder) [n]
OXTONGUEa European herb [n -S]
OXTONGUESOXTONGUE, a European herb [n]
OXYcontaining oxygen [adj]
OXYACETYLENE[adj]
OXYACIDan acid that contains oxygen [n -S]
OXYACIDSOXYACID, an acid that contains oxygen [n]
OXYCODONE[n -S]
OXYCODONESOXYCODONE [n]
OXYGENa gaseous element [n -S] : OXYGENIC ~adj
OXYGENASE[n -S]
OXYGENASESOXYGENASE [n]
OXYGENATE[v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
OXYGENATEDOXYGENATE [v]
OXYGENATESOXYGENATE [v]
OXYGENATINGOXYGENATE [v]
OXYGENATION[n -S]
OXYGENATIONSOXYGENATION [n]
OXYGENATOR[n -S]
OXYGENATORSOXYGENATOR [n]
OXYGENICOXYGEN, a gaseous element [adj]
OXYGENIZE[v -IZED, -IZING, -IZES]
OXYGENIZEDOXYGENIZE [v]
OXYGENIZESOXYGENIZE [v]
OXYGENIZINGOXYGENIZE [v]
OXYGENLESS[adj]
OXYGENOUS[adj]
OXYGENSOXYGEN, a gaseous element [n]
OXYHEMOGLOBIN[n -S]
OXYHEMOGLOBINSOXYHEMOGLOBIN [n]
OXYHYDROGEN[adj]
OXYMORAOXYMORON, a combination of contradictory or incongruous
words [n]
OXYMORONa combination of contradictory or incongruous words [n
-MORONS or -MORA]
OXYMORONIC[adj]
OXYMORONICALLY[adv]
OXYMORONSOXYMORON, a combination of contradictory or incongruous
words [n]
OXYPHENBUTAZONE[n -S]
OXYPHILoxyphile (an organism that thrives in a relatively acid
environment) [n -S]
OXYPHILEan organism that thrives in a relatively acid
environment [n -S]
OXYPHILESOXYPHILE, an organism that thrives in a relatively acid
environment [n]
OXYPHILIC[adj]
OXYPHILSOXYPHIL, oxyphile (an organism that thrives in a
relatively acid environment) [n]
OXYSALTa salt of an oxyacid [n -S]
OXYSALTSOXYSALT, a salt of an oxyacid [n]
OXYSOMEa structural unit of cellular cristae [n -S]
OXYSOMESOXYSOME, a structural unit of cellular cristae [n]
OXYTETRACYCLINE[n -S]
OXYTOCICa drug that hastens the process of childbirth [n -S]
OXYTOCICSOXYTOCIC, a drug that hastens the process of childbirth
[n]
OXYTOCINa pituitary hormone [n -S]
OXYTOCINSOXYTOCIN, a pituitary hormone [n]
OXYTONEa word having heavy stress on the last syllable [n
-S]
OXYTONESOXYTONE, a word having heavy stress on the last syllable
[n]
OXYURIASESOXYURIASIS [n]
OXYURIASIS[n -URIASES]
PACKWAXpaxwax (the nuchal ligament of a quadruped) [n -ES]
PACKWAXESPACKWAX, paxwax (the nuchal ligament of a quadruped)
[n]
PACLITAXEL[n -S]
PACLITAXELSPACLITAXEL [n]
PANCHAXa tropical fish [n -ES]
PANCHAXESPANCHAX, a tropical fish [n]
PANMIXESPANMIXIS, panmixia (random mating within a breeding
population) [n]
PANMIXIArandom mating within a breeding population [n -S]
PANMIXIASPANMIXIA, random mating within a breeding population
[n]
PANMIXISpanmixia (random mating within a breeding population) [n
-MIXES]
PANSEXUAL[n -S]
PANSEXUALITIESPANSEXUALITY [n]
PANSEXUALITY[n -TIES]
PANSEXUALSPANSEXUAL [n]
PARADOXa statement seemingly contradictory or absurd yet perhaps
true [n -ES]
PARADOXESPARADOX, a statement seemingly contradictory or absurd
yet perhaps true [n]
PARADOXICAL[adj]
PARADOXICALITY[n -TIES]
PARADOXICALLY[adv]
PARADOXICALNESS[n -ES]
PARALLAXan apparent optical displacement of an object [n
-ES]
PARALLAXESPARALLAX, an apparent optical displacement of an
object [n]
PARAMYXOVIRUS[n -ES]
PARAMYXOVIRUSESPARAMYXOVIRUS [n]
PARASEXUAL[adj]
PARASEXUALITIESPARASEXUALITY [n]
PARASEXUALITY[n -TIES]
PARATAXESPARATAXIS [n]
PARATAXIS[n -TAXES]
PAROXYSMa sudden fit or attack [n -S]
PAROXYSMAL[adj]
PAROXYSMSPAROXYSM, a sudden fit or attack [n]
PAXa ceremonial embrace given to signify Christian love and
unity [n -ES]
PAXESPAX, a ceremonial embrace given to signify Christian love
and unity [n]
PAXWAXthe nuchal ligament of a quadruped [n -ES]
PAXWAXESPAXWAX, the nuchal ligament of a quadruped [n]
PEGBOXa part of a stringed instrument [n -ES]
PEGBOXESPEGBOX, a part of a stringed instrument [n]
PEMPHIXa skin disease [n -ES]
PEMPHIXESPEMPHIX, a skin disease [n]
PENTOXIDE[n -S]
PENTOXIDESPENTOXIDE [n]
PEPPERBOX[n -ES]
PEPPERBOXESPEPPERBOX [n]
PEROXIDperoxide [n -S]
PEROXIDASE[n -S]
PEROXIDASESPEROXIDASE [n]
PEROXIDEto treat with peroxide (a bleaching agent) [v -IDED,
-IDING, -IDES]
PEROXIDEDPEROXIDE, to treat with peroxide (a bleaching agent)
[v]
PEROXIDESPEROXIDE, to treat with peroxide (a bleaching agent)
[v]
PEROXIDIC[adj]
PEROXIDINGPEROXIDE, to treat with peroxide (a bleaching agent)
[v]
PEROXIDSPEROXID, peroxide [n]
PEROXISOMAL[adj]
PEROXISOME[n -S]
PEROXISOMESPEROXISOME [n]
PEROXYcontaining the bivalent group O2 [adj]
PERPLEXto make mentally uncertain [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
PERPLEXEDPERPLEX, to make mentally uncertain [v]
PERPLEXEDLY[adv]
PERPLEXER[n -S]
PERPLEXERSPERPLEXER [n]
PERPLEXESPERPLEX, to make mentally uncertain [v]
PERPLEXINGPERPLEX, to make mentally uncertain [v]
PERPLEXITIESPERPLEXITY [n]
PERPLEXITY[n -TIES]
PERSPEXan acrylic plastic consisting essentially of polymethyl
methacrylate -- a trademark [n -ES]
PERSPEXESPERSPEX, an acrylic plastic consisting essentially of
polymethyl methacrylate -- a trademark [n]
PHALANXa formation of infantry in ancient Greece [n -ES]
PHALANXESPHALANX, a formation of infantry in ancient Greece
[n]
PHARYNXa section of the digestive tract [n -YNGES or -YNXES]
PHARYNXESPHARYNX, a section of the digestive tract [n]
PHENIXphoenix (a mythical bird) [n -ES]
PHENIXESPHENIX, phoenix (a mythical bird) [n]
PHENOXIDE[n -S]
PHENOXIDESPHENOXIDE [n]
PHENOXYcontaining a radical derived from phenol [adj]
PHLOXa flowering plant [n -ES]
PHLOXESPHLOX, a flowering plant [n]
PHOENIXa mythical bird [n -ES]
PHOENIXESPHOENIX, a mythical bird [n]
PHOENIXLIKE[adj]
PHOTOEXCITATION[n -S]
PHOTOEXCITED[adj]
PHOTOOXIDATION[n -S]
PHOTOOXIDATIONSPHOTOOXIDATION [n]
PHOTOOXIDATIVE[adj]
PHOTOOXIDIZE[v -DIZED, -DIZING, -DIZES]
PHOTOOXIDIZEDPHOTOOXIDIZE [v]
PHOTOOXIDIZESPHOTOOXIDIZE [v]
PHOTOOXIDIZINGPHOTOOXIDIZE [v]
PHOTOTAXESPHOTOTAXIS [n]
PHOTOTAXIESPHOTOTAXY [n]
PHOTOTAXIS[n -TAXES]
PHOTOTAXY[n -TAXIES]
PHOTOTOXIC[adj]
PHOTOTOXICITIESPHOTOTOXICITY [n]
PHOTOTOXICITY[n -TIES]
PHYLAXISan inhibiting of infection by the body [n -AXISES]
PHYLAXISESPHYLAXIS, an inhibiting of infection by the body
[n]
PHYLLOTAXESPHYLLOTAXIS [n]
PHYLLOTAXIESPHYLLOTAXY [n]
PHYLLOTAXIS[n -TAXES]
PHYLLOTAXY[n -TAXIES]
PHYLLOXERA[n -S]
PHYLLOXERASPHYLLOXERA [n]
PHYTOALEXIN[n -S]
PHYTOALEXINSPHYTOALEXIN [n]
PHYTOTOXIC[adj]
PHYTOTOXICITIESPHYTOTOXICITY [n]
PHYTOTOXICITY[n -TIES]
PICKAXto use a pickax (a tool for breaking hard surfaces) [v
-ED, -ING, -ES]
PICKAXEto pickax (to use a pickax (a tool for breaking hard
surfaces)) [v -AXED, -AXING, -AXES]
PICKAXEDPICKAXE, to pickax (to use a pickax (a tool for breaking
hard surfaces)) [v]
PICKAXESPICKAXE, to pickax (to use a pickax (a tool for breaking
hard surfaces)) [v]
PICKAXINGPICKAXE, to pickax (to use a pickax (a tool for
breaking hard surfaces)) [v]
PICROTOXIN[n -S]
PICROTOXINSPICROTOXIN [n]
PILLBOXa small box for pills [n -ES]
PILLBOXESPILLBOX, a small box for pills [n]
PIXpyx (a container in which the eucharistic bread is kept) [n
-ES]
PIXELa basic unit of a video image [n -S]
PIXELSPIXEL, a basic unit of a video image [n]
PIXESPIX, pyx (a container in which the eucharistic bread is
kept) [n]
PIXIEpixy (a playfully mischievous fairy or elf) [n -S] :
PIXIEISH ~adj
PIXIEISHPIXIE, pixy (a playfully mischievous fairy or elf)
[adj]
PIXIESPIXIE, pixy (a playfully mischievous fairy or elf) [n]
PIXILATED[adj]
PIXILATION[n -S]
PIXILATIONSPIXILATION [n]
PIXILLATED[adj]
PIXINESSthe state of being playfully mischievous [n -ES]
PIXINESSESPIXINESS, the state of being playfully mischievous
[n]
PIXYa playfully mischievous fairy or elf [n PIXIES] : PIXYISH
~adj
PIXYISHPIXY, a playfully mischievous fairy or elf [adj]
PLAINTEXT[n -S]
PLAINTEXTSPLAINTEXT [n]
PLATEAUXPLATEAU, a level stretch of elevated land [n]
PLEIOTAXIESPLEIOTAXY [n]
PLEIOTAXY[n -TAXIES]
PLEXa multiplex [n -ES]
PLEXALpertaining to a plexus (an interlacing of parts) [adj]
PLEXESPLEX, a multiplex [n]
PLEXIFORM[adj]
PLEXORa small, hammer-like medical instrument [n -S]
PLEXORSPLEXOR, a small, hammer-like medical instrument [n]
PLEXUSan interlacing of parts [n -ES]
PLEXUSESPLEXUS, an interlacing of parts [n]
PNEUMOTHORAX[n -RAXES or -RACES]
PNEUMOTHORAXESPNEUMOTHORAX [n]
POLEAXto strike with an axlike weapon [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
POLEAXEto poleax (to strike with an axlike weapon) [v -AXED,
-AXING, -AXES]
POLEAXEDPOLEAX, to strike with an axlike weapon [v]
POLEAXESPOLEAX, to strike with an axlike weapon [v]
POLEAXINGPOLEAX, to strike with an axlike weapon [v]
POLLEXthe innermost digit of the forelimb [n -LICES] : POLLICAL
~adj
POLYHYDROXY[adj]
POLYMYXIN[n -S]
POLYMYXINSPOLYMYXIN [n]
PONTIFEXan ancient Roman priest [n -FICES]
PORTMANTEAUXPORTMANTEAU [n]
POSTAXIAL[adj]
POSTBOXa mailbox (a box for depositing mail) [n -ES]
POSTBOXESPOSTBOX, a mailbox (a box for depositing mail) [n]
POSTEXERCISE[adj]
POSTEXILIC[adj]
POSTEXPERIENCE[adj]
POSTEXPOSURE[adj]
POSTFIXto affix at the end of something [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
POSTFIXAL[adj]
POSTFIXEDPOSTFIX, to affix at the end of something [v]
POSTFIXESPOSTFIX, to affix at the end of something [v]
POSTFIXINGPOSTFIX, to affix at the end of something [v]
POSTTAXafter taxes have been taken out [adj]
POXto infect with syphilis [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
POXEDPOX, to infect with syphilis [v]
POXESPOX, to infect with syphilis [v]
POXIERPOXY, afflicted with a pox [adj]
POXIESTPOXY, afflicted with a pox [adj]
POXINGPOX, to infect with syphilis [v]
POXVIRUSa type of virus (any of a class of submicroscopic
pathogens) [n -ES]
POXVIRUSESPOXVIRUS, a type of virus (any of a class of
submicroscopic pathogens) [n]
POXYafflicted with a pox [adj POXIER, POXIEST]
PRAXEOLOGICAL[adj]
PRAXEOLOGIESPRAXEOLOGY [n]
PRAXEOLOGY[n -GIES]
PRAXESPRAXIS, practical use of a branch of learning [n]
PRAXISpractical use of a branch of learning [n PRAXISES or
PRAXES]
PRAXISESPRAXIS, practical use of a branch of learning [n]
PREAXIALsituated in front of an axis [adj]
PRECIEUXexcessively refined [adj]
PREEXCITE[v -CITED, -CITING, -CITES]
PREEXCITEDPREEXCITE [v]
PREEXCITESPREEXCITE [v]
PREEXCITINGPREEXCITE [v]
PREEXEMPT[v -ED, -ING, -S]
PREEXEMPTEDPREEXEMPT [v]
PREEXEMPTINGPREEXEMPT [v]
PREEXEMPTSPREEXEMPT [v]
PREEXILIC[adj]
PREEXISTto exist before [v -ED, -ING, -S]
PREEXISTEDPREEXIST, to exist before [v]
PREEXISTENCE[n -S]
PREEXISTENCESPREEXISTENCE [n]
PREEXISTENT[adj]
PREEXISTINGPREEXIST, to exist before [v]
PREEXISTSPREEXIST, to exist before [v]
PREEXPERIMENT[adj]
PREEXPOSE[v -POSED, -POSING, -POSES]
PREEXPOSEDPREEXPOSE [v]
PREEXPOSESPREEXPOSE [v]
PREEXPOSINGPREEXPOSE [v]
PREFIXto add as a prefix (a form affixed to the beginning of a
root word) [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
PREFIXALpertaining to or being a prefix [adj]
PREFIXEDPREFIX, to add as a prefix (a form affixed to the
beginning of a root word) [v]
PREFIXESPREFIX, to add as a prefix (a form affixed to the
beginning of a root word) [v]
PREFIXINGPREFIX, to add as a prefix (a form affixed to the
beginning of a root word) [v]
PREFIXION[n -S]
PREFIXIONSPREFIXION [n]
PREMAXILLA[n -LAE or -LAS]
PREMAXILLAEPREMAXILLA [n]
PREMAXILLARIESPREMAXILLARY [n]
PREMAXILLARY[n -RIES]
PREMAXILLASPREMAXILLA [n]
PREMIXto mix before use [v -MIXED or -MIXT, -MIXING, -MIXES]
PREMIXEDPREMIX, to mix before use [v]
PREMIXESPREMIX, to mix before use [v]
PREMIXINGPREMIX, to mix before use [v]
PREMIXTPREMIX, to mix before use [v]
PRETAXexisting before provision for taxes [adj]
PRETEXTto allege as an excuse [v -ED, -ING, -S]
PRETEXTEDPRETEXT, to allege as an excuse [v]
PRETEXTINGPRETEXT, to allege as an excuse [v]
PRETEXTSPRETEXT, to allege as an excuse [v]
PREXprexy (a president) [n -ES]
PREXESPREX, prexy (a president) [n]
PREXIESPREXY, a president [n]
PREXYa president [n PREXIES]
PRIEDIEUXPRIEDIEU, a piece of furniture for kneeling on during
prayer [n]
PRINCOXprincock (a coxcomb (a conceited dandy)) [n -ES]
PRINCOXESPRINCOX, princock (a coxcomb (a conceited dandy))
[n]
PROLIXtediously long and wordy [adj] : PROLIXLY ~adv
PROLIXITIESPROLIXITY [n]
PROLIXITY[n -TIES]
PROLIXLYPROLIX, tediously long and wordy [adv]
PROPHYLAXESPROPHYLAXIS [n]
PROPHYLAXIS[n -LAXES]
PROPOXYPHENE[n -S]
PROPOXYPHENESPROPOXYPHENE [n]
PROTHORAX[n -RAXES or -RACES]
PROTHORAXESPROTHORAX [n]
PROTOGALAXIESPROTOGALAXY [n]
PROTOGALAXY[n -GALAXIES]
PROTOXIDan oxide (a binary compound of oxygen with another
element or radical) [n -S]
PROTOXIDE[n -S]
PROTOXIDESPROTOXIDE [n]
PROTOXIDSPROTOXID, an oxide (a binary compound of oxygen with
another element or radical) [n]
PROTOXYLEM[n -S]
PROTOXYLEMSPROTOXYLEM [n]
PROXEMICpertaining to a branch of environmental study [adj]
PROXEMICS[n]
PROXIESPROXY, a person authorized to act for another [n]
PROXIMALlocated near the point of origin [adj]
PROXIMALLY[adv]
PROXIMATE[adj]
PROXIMATELY[adv]
PROXIMATENESS[n -ES]
PROXIMATENESSESPROXIMATENESS [n]
PROXIMITIESPROXIMITY [n]
PROXIMITY[n -TIES]
PROXIMOof or occurring in the following month [adj]
PROXYa person authorized to act for another [n PROXIES]
PSYCHOSEXUAL[adj]
PSYCHOSEXUALITY[n -TIES]
PSYCHOSEXUALLY[adv]
PYREXborosilicate glass and glassware resistant to heat,
chemicals, and electricity -- a trademark [n -ES]
PYREXESPYREX, borosilicate glass and glassware resistant to
heat, chemicals, and electricity -- a trademark [n]
PYREXIAfever [n -S] : PYREXIAL, PYREXIC ~adj
PYREXIALPYREXIA, fever [adj]
PYREXIASPYREXIA, fever [n]
PYREXICPYREXIA, fever [adj]
PYRIDOXAL[n -S]
PYRIDOXALSPYRIDOXAL [n]
PYRIDOXAMINE[n -S]
PYRIDOXAMINESPYRIDOXAMINE [n]
PYRIDOXIN[n -S]
PYRIDOXINE[n -S]
PYRIDOXINESPYRIDOXINE [n]
PYRIDOXINSPYRIDOXIN [n]
PYROXENEany of a group of minerals common in igneous rocks [n
-S]
PYROXENESPYROXENE, any of a group of minerals common in igneous
rocks [n]
PYROXENIC[adj]
PYROXENITE[n -S]
PYROXENITESPYROXENITE [n]
PYROXENITIC[adj]
PYROXENOID[n -S]
PYROXENOIDSPYROXENOID [n]
PYROXYLIN[n -S]
PYROXYLINSPYROXYLIN [n]
PYXa container in which the eucharistic bread is kept [n
-ES]
PYXESPYX, a container in which the eucharistic bread is kept
[n]
PYXIDESPYXIS, a pyxidium (a type of seed vessel) [n]
PYXIDIAPYXIDIUM, a type of seed vessel [n]
PYXIDIUMa type of seed vessel [n -IA]
PYXIEan evergreen shrub [n -S]
PYXIESPYXIE, an evergreen shrub [n]
PYXISa pyxidium (a type of seed vessel) [n PYXIDES]
QUADPLEXa building having four units [n -ES]
QUADPLEXESQUADPLEX, a building having four units [n]
QUINCUNXan arrangement of five objects [n -ES]
QUINCUNXESQUINCUNX, an arrangement of five objects [n]
QUINCUNXIAL[adj]
QUIXOTEa quixotic person [n -S]
QUIXOTESQUIXOTE, a quixotic person [n]
QUIXOTICextremely idealistic [adj]
QUIXOTICAL[adj]
QUIXOTICALLY[adv]
QUIXOTISM[n -S]
QUIXOTISMSQUIXOTISM [n]
QUIXOTRIESQUIXOTRY, quixotic action or thought [n]
QUIXOTRYquixotic action or thought [n -TRIES]
RADIXthe root of a plant [n -DICES or -DIXES]
RADIXESRADIX, the root of a plant [n]
RATTLEBOX[n -ES]
RATTLEBOXESRATTLEBOX [n]
RAXto stretch out [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
RAXEDRAX, to stretch out [v]
RAXESRAX, to stretch out [v]
RAXINGRAX, to stretch out [v]
REAFFIXAFFIX, to attach (to connect as an associated part) [v
-ED, -ING, -ES]
REAFFIXEDREAFFIX, AFFIX, to attach (to connect as an associated
part) [v]
REAFFIXESREAFFIX, AFFIX, to attach (to connect as an associated
part) [v]
REAFFIXINGREAFFIX, AFFIX, to attach (to connect as an associated
part) [v]
REANNEXANNEX, to add or attach [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
REANNEXATIONANNEXATION [n -S]
REANNEXATIONSREANNEXATION, ANNEXATION [n]
REANNEXEDREANNEX, ANNEX, to add or attach [v]
REANNEXESREANNEX, ANNEX, to add or attach [v]
REANNEXINGREANNEX, ANNEX, to add or attach [v]
RECONTEXTUALIZECONTEXTUALIZE [v -IZED, -IZING, -IZES]
RECTRIXa feather of a bird's tail [n -TRICES]
REDOXa type of chemical reaction [n -ES]
REDOXESREDOX, a type of chemical reaction [n]
REDUXbrought back [adj]
REEXAMINATIONEXAMINATION [n -S]
REEXAMINATIONSREEXAMINATION, EXAMINATION [n]
REEXAMINEEXAMINE, to inspect (to look carefully at or over) [v
-MINED, -MINING, -MINES]
REEXAMINEDREEXAMINE, EXAMINE, to inspect (to look carefully at
or over) [v]
REEXAMINESREEXAMINE, EXAMINE, to inspect (to look carefully at
or over) [v]
REEXAMININGREEXAMINE, EXAMINE, to inspect (to look carefully at
or over) [v]
REEXECUTEEXECUTE, to carry out [v -CUTED, -CUTING, -CUTES]
REEXECUTEDREEXECUTE, EXECUTE, to carry out [v]
REEXECUTESREEXECUTE, EXECUTE, to carry out [v]
REEXECUTINGREEXECUTE, EXECUTE, to carry out [v]
REEXHIBITEXHIBIT, to present for public viewing [v -ED, -ING,
-S]
REEXHIBITEDREEXHIBIT, EXHIBIT, to present for public viewing
[v]
REEXHIBITINGREEXHIBIT, EXHIBIT, to present for public viewing
[v]
REEXHIBITSREEXHIBIT, EXHIBIT, to present for public viewing
[v]
REEXPELEXPEL, to force out [v -PELLED, -PELLING, -PELS]
REEXPELLEDREEXPEL, EXPEL, to force out [v]
REEXPELLINGREEXPEL, EXPEL, to force out [v]
REEXPELSREEXPEL, EXPEL, to force out [v]
REEXPERIENCEEXPERIENCE [v -ENCED, -ENCING, -ENCES]
REEXPERIENCEDREEXPERIENCE, EXPERIENCE [v]
REEXPERIENCESREEXPERIENCE, EXPERIENCE [v]
REEXPERIENCINGREEXPERIENCE, EXPERIENCE [v]
REEXPLAINEXPLAIN, to make plain or understandable [v -ED, -ING,
-S]
REEXPLAINEDREEXPLAIN, EXPLAIN, to make plain or understandable
[v]
REEXPLAININGREEXPLAIN, EXPLAIN, to make plain or understandable
[v]
REEXPLAINSREEXPLAIN, EXPLAIN, to make plain or understandable
[v]
REEXPLOREEXPLORE, to travel through for the purpose of discovery
[v -PLORED, -PLORING, -PLORES]
REEXPLOREDREEXPLORE, EXPLORE, to travel through for the purpose
of discovery [v]
REEXPLORESREEXPLORE, EXPLORE, to travel through for the purpose
of discovery [v]
REEXPLORINGREEXPLORE, EXPLORE, to travel through for the purpose
of discovery [v]
REEXPORTEXPORT, to send to other countries for commercial
purposes [v -ED, -ING, -S]
REEXPORTATIONEXPORTATION [n -S]
REEXPORTATIONSREEXPORTATION, EXPORTATION [n]
REEXPORTEDREEXPORT, EXPORT, to send to other countries for
commercial purposes [v]
REEXPORTINGREEXPORT, EXPORT, to send to other countries for
commercial purposes [v]
REEXPORTSREEXPORT, EXPORT, to send to other countries for
commercial purposes [v]
REEXPOSEEXPOSE, to lay open to view [v -POSED, -POSING,
-POSES]
REEXPOSEDREEXPOSE, EXPOSE, to lay open to view [v]
REEXPOSESREEXPOSE, EXPOSE, to lay open to view [v]
REEXPOSINGREEXPOSE, EXPOSE, to lay open to view [v]
REEXPOSUREEXPOSURE, the act of exposing (to lay open to view) [n
-S]
REEXPOSURESREEXPOSURE, EXPOSURE, the act of exposing (to lay
open to view) [n]
REEXPRESSEXPRESS, to set forth in words [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
REEXPRESSEDREEXPRESS, EXPRESS, to set forth in words [v]
REEXPRESSESREEXPRESS, EXPRESS, to set forth in words [v]
REEXPRESSINGREEXPRESS, EXPRESS, to set forth in words [v]
REFIXFIX, to repair (to restore to good condition) [v -ED, -ING,
-ES]
REFIXEDREFIX, FIX, to repair (to restore to good condition)
[v]
REFIXESREFIX, FIX, to repair (to restore to good condition)
[v]
REFIXINGREFIX, FIX, to repair (to restore to good condition)
[v]
REFLEXto bend back [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
REFLEXEDREFLEX, to bend back [v]
REFLEXESREFLEX, to bend back [v]
REFLEXINGREFLEX, to bend back [v]
REFLEXIONFLEXION, flection (the act of bending (to curve)) [n
-S]
REFLEXIONSREFLEXION, FLEXION, flection (the act of bending (to
curve)) [n]
REFLEXIVE[n -S]
REFLEXIVELY[adv]
REFLEXIVENESS[n -ES]
REFLEXIVENESSESREFLEXIVENESS [n]
REFLEXIVESREFLEXIVE [n]
REFLEXIVITIESREFLEXIVITY [n]
REFLEXIVITY[n -TIES]
REFLEXLYin a reflexed manner [adv]
REFLEXOLOGIESREFLEXOLOGY [n]
REFLEXOLOGY[n -GIES]
REFLUXto cause to flow back [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
REFLUXEDREFLUX, to cause to flow back [v]
REFLUXESREFLUX, to cause to flow back [v]
REFLUXINGREFLUX, to cause to flow back [v]
REINDEXINDEX, to provide with an index [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
REINDEXEDREINDEX, INDEX, to provide with an index [v]
REINDEXESREINDEX, INDEX, to provide with an index [v]
REINDEXINGREINDEX, INDEX, to provide with an index [v]
RELAXto make less tense or rigid [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
RELAXABLE[adj]
RELAXANTa drug that relieves muscular tension [n -S]
RELAXANTSRELAXANT, a drug that relieves muscular tension [n]
RELAXATIONLAXATION, the act of relaxing (to make less tense or
rigid) [n -S]
RELAXATIONSRELAXATION, LAXATION, the act of relaxing (to make
less tense or rigid) [n]
RELAXEDRELAX, to make less tense or rigid [v]
RELAXEDLY[adv]
RELAXEDNESS[n -ES]
RELAXEDNESSESRELAXEDNESS [n]
RELAXERone that relaxes (to make less tense or rigid) [n -S]
RELAXERSRELAXER, one that relaxes (to make less tense or rigid)
[n]
RELAXESRELAX, to make less tense or rigid [v]
RELAXINa female hormone (a secretion of the endocrine organs) [n
-S]
RELAXINGRELAX, to make less tense or rigid [v]
RELAXINSRELAXIN, a female hormone (a secretion of the endocrine
organs) [n]
REMEXa flight feather of a bird's wing [n REMIGES] : REMIGIAL
~adj
REMIXMIX, to put together into one mass [v -MIXED or -MIXT,
-MIXING, -MIXES]
REMIXEDREMIX, MIX, to put together into one mass [v]
REMIXESREMIX, MIX, to put together into one mass [v]
REMIXINGREMIX, MIX, to put together into one mass [v]
REMIXTREMIX, MIX, to put together into one mass [v]
REMIXTUREMIXTURE, something produced by mixing [n -S]
REMIXTURESREMIXTURE, MIXTURE, something produced by mixing
[n]
REOXIDATIONOXIDATION [n -S]
REOXIDATIONSREOXIDATION, OXIDATION [n]
REOXIDIZEOXIDIZE, to combine with oxygen [v -DIZED, -DIZING,
-DIZES]
REOXIDIZEDREOXIDIZE, OXIDIZE, to combine with oxygen [v]
REOXIDIZESREOXIDIZE, OXIDIZE, to combine with oxygen [v]
REOXIDIZINGREOXIDIZE, OXIDIZE, to combine with oxygen [v]
RESEAUXRESEAU, a filter screen for making color films [n]
RETAXTAX, to place a tax (a charge imposed by authority for
public purposes) on [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
RETAXEDRETAX, TAX, to place a tax (a charge imposed by authority
for public purposes) on [v]
RETAXESRETAX, TAX, to place a tax (a charge imposed by authority
for public purposes) on [v]
RETAXINGRETAX, TAX, to place a tax (a charge imposed by
authority for public purposes) on [v]
RETEXTURETEXTURE, to make by weaving [v -TURED, -TURING,
-TURES]
RETEXTUREDRETEXTURE, TEXTURE, to make by weaving [v]
RETEXTURESRETEXTURE, TEXTURE, to make by weaving [v]
RETEXTURINGRETEXTURE, TEXTURE, to make by weaving [v]
RETROFLEX[n -ES]
RETROFLEXESRETROFLEX [n]
RETROFLEXION[n -S]
RETROFLEXIONSRETROFLEXION [n]
REWAXWAX, to coat with wax (a natural, heat-sensitive substance)
[v -ED, -ING, -ES]
REWAXEDREWAX, WAX, to coat with wax (a natural, heat-sensitive
substance) [v]
REWAXESREWAX, WAX, to coat with wax (a natural, heat-sensitive
substance) [v]
REWAXINGREWAX, WAX, to coat with wax (a natural, heat-sensitive
substance) [v]
REXan animal with a single wavy layer of hair [n -ES] / king [n
REGES]
REXESREX, an animal with a single wavy layer of hair [n]
REXINEa strong, coated cloth used as a covering material for
books -- a trademark [n -S]
REXINESREXINE, a strong, coated cloth used as a covering
material for books -- a trademark [n]
RHEOTAXESRHEOTAXIS [n]
RHEOTAXIS[n -TAXES]
RONDEAUXRONDEAU, a short poem of fixed form [n]
ROULEAUXROULEAU, a roll of coins wrapped in paper [n]
ROUXa mixture of butter and flour [n ROUX]
SALPINXan anatomical tube [n -PINGES]
SALTBOXa type of house [n -ES]
SALTBOXESSALTBOX, a type of house [n]
SANDBOXa box containing sand for children to play in [n -ES]
SANDBOXESSANDBOX, a box containing sand for children to play in
[n]
SARDONYXa variety of quartz [n -ES]
SARDONYXESSARDONYX, a variety of quartz [n]
SAUCEBOXa saucy person [n -ES]
SAUCEBOXESSAUCEBOX, a saucy person [n]
SAXa saxophone [n -ES]
SAXATILEliving or growing among rocks [adj]
SAXESSAX, a saxophone [n]
SAXHORNa brass wind instrument [n -S]
SAXHORNSSAXHORN, a brass wind instrument [n]
SAXICOLOUS[adj]
SAXIFRAGE[n -S]
SAXIFRAGESSAXIFRAGE [n]
SAXITOXIN[n -S]
SAXITOXINSSAXITOXIN [n]
SAXONIESSAXONY, a woolen fabric [n]
SAXONYa woolen fabric [n -NIES]
SAXOPHONE[n -S]
SAXOPHONESSAXOPHONE [n]
SAXOPHONIC[adj]
SAXOPHONIST[n -S]
SAXOPHONISTSSAXOPHONIST [n]
SAXTUBAa bass saxhorn [n -S]
SAXTUBASSAXTUBA, a bass saxhorn [n]
SCOLEXthe knoblike head of a tapeworm [n -LECES or -LICES]
SEMIFLEXIBLE[adj]
SEXto determine the sex (the property by which organisms are
classified according to reproductive functions) of [v -ED, -ING,
-ES]
SEXAGENARIAN[n -S]
SEXAGENARIANSSEXAGENARIAN [n]
SEXAGESIMAL[n -S]
SEXAGESIMALSSEXAGESIMAL [n]
SEXDECILLION[n -S]
SEXDECILLIONSSEXDECILLION [n]
SEXEDSEX, to determine the sex (the property by which organisms
are classified according to reproductive functions) of [v]
SEXENNIAL[n -S]
SEXENNIALSSEXENNIAL [n]
SEXESSEX, to determine the sex (the property by which organisms
are classified according to reproductive functions) of [v]
SEXIERSEXY, arousing sexual desire [adj]
SEXIESTSEXY, arousing sexual desire [adj]
SEXILYin a sexy manner [adv]
SEXINESSthe quality or state of being sexy [n -ES]
SEXINESSESSEXINESS, the quality or state of being sexy [n]
SEXINGSEX, to determine the sex (the property by which organisms
are classified according to reproductive functions) of [v]
SEXISMprejudice or discrimination against women [n -S]
SEXISMSSEXISM, prejudice or discrimination against women [n]
SEXISTone that practices sexism (prejudice or discrimination
against women) [n -S]
SEXISTSSEXIST, one that practices sexism (prejudice or
discrimination against women) [n]
SEXLESSlacking sexual characteristics [adj]
SEXLESSLY[adv]
SEXLESSNESS[n -ES]
SEXLESSNESSESSEXLESSNESS [n]
SEXOLOGIC[adj]
SEXOLOGIESSEXOLOGY, the study of human sexual behavior [n]
SEXOLOGIST[n -S]
SEXOLOGISTSSEXOLOGIST [n]
SEXOLOGYthe study of human sexual behavior [n -GIES]
SEXPLOITATION[n -S]
SEXPLOITATIONSSEXPLOITATION [n]
SEXPOTa sexually attractive woman [n -S]
SEXPOTSSEXPOT, a sexually attractive woman [n]
SEXTone of seven canonical daily periods for prayer and devotion
[n -S]
SEXTAINa stanza of six lines [n -S]
SEXTAINSSEXTAIN, a stanza of six lines [n]
SEXTANa recurrent malarial fever [n -S]
SEXTANSSEXTAN, a recurrent malarial fever [n]
SEXTANTan instrument for measuring angular distances [n -S]
SEXTANTSSEXTANT, an instrument for measuring angular distances
[n]
SEXTARIISEXTARIUS, an ancient Roman unit of liquid measure
[n]
SEXTARIUSan ancient Roman unit of liquid measure [n -TARII]
SEXTETa group of six [n -S]
SEXTETSSEXTET, a group of six [n]
SEXTETTEsextet (a group of six) [n -S]
SEXTETTESSEXTETTE, sextet (a group of six) [n]
SEXTILEthe position of two celestial bodies when they are sixty
degrees apart [n -S]
SEXTILESSEXTILE, the position of two celestial bodies when they
are sixty degrees apart [n]
SEXTILLION[n -S]
SEXTILLIONSSEXTILLION [n]
SEXTOsixmo (a paper size) [n -TOS]
SEXTODECIMO[n -MOS]
SEXTODECIMOSSEXTODECIMO [n]
SEXTONa maintenance worker of a church [n -S]
SEXTONSSEXTON, a maintenance worker of a church [n]
SEXTOSSEXTO, sixmo (a paper size) [n]
SEXTSSEXT, one of seven canonical daily periods for prayer and
devotion [n]
SEXTUPLEto make six times as great [v -PLED, -PLING, -PLES]
SEXTUPLEDSEXTUPLE, to make six times as great [v]
SEXTUPLESSEXTUPLE, to make six times as great [v]
SEXTUPLET[n -S]
SEXTUPLETSSEXTUPLET [n]
SEXTUPLICATE[v -CATED, -CATING, -CATES]
SEXTUPLICATEDSEXTUPLICATE [v]
SEXTUPLICATESSEXTUPLICATE [v]
SEXTUPLICATINGSEXTUPLICATE [v]
SEXTUPLINGSEXTUPLE, to make six times as great [v]
SEXTUPLYto six times as much or as many [adv]
SEXUALpertaining to sex [adj] : SEXUALLY ~adv
SEXUALITIESSEXUALITY [n]
SEXUALITY[n -TIES]
SEXUALIZE[v -IZED, -IZING, -IZES]
SEXUALIZEDSEXUALIZE [v]
SEXUALIZESSEXUALIZE [v]
SEXUALIZINGSEXUALIZE [v]
SEXUALLYSEXUAL, pertaining to sex [adv]
SEXYarousing sexual desire [adj SEXIER, SEXIEST]
SHADOWBOX[v -ED, -ING, -ES]
SHADOWBOXEDSHADOWBOX [v]
SHADOWBOXESSHADOWBOX [v]
SHADOWBOXINGSHADOWBOX [v]
SHOEBOXan oblong box for holding a pair of shoes [n -ES]
SHOEBOXESSHOEBOX, an oblong box for holding a pair of shoes
[n]
SILEXsilica (a form of silicon) [n -ES]
SILEXESSILEX, silica (a form of silicon) [n]
SILOXANEa chemical compound [n -S]
SILOXANESSILOXANE, a chemical compound [n]
SILVEXan herbicide [n -ES]
SILVEXESSILVEX, an herbicide [n]
SIMPLEXa simple word [n -PLEXES, -PLICES, or -PLICIA]
SIMPLEXESSIMPLEX, a simple word [n]
SIXa number [n -ES]
SIXESSIX, a number [n]
SIXFOLDbeing six times as great as [adj]
SIXMOa paper size [n -MOS]
SIXMOSSIXMO, a paper size [n]
SIXPENCEa British coin worth six pennies [n -S]
SIXPENCESSIXPENCE, a British coin worth six pennies [n]
SIXPENNYworth sixpence [adj]
SIXTEa fencing parry [n -S]
SIXTEENa number [n -S]
SIXTEENMO[n -MOS]
SIXTEENMOSSIXTEENMO [n]
SIXTEENSSIXTEEN, a number [n]
SIXTEENTH[n -S]
SIXTEENTHSSIXTEENTH [n]
SIXTESSIXTE, a fencing parry [n]
SIXTHone of six equal parts [n -S]
SIXTHLYin the sixth place [adv]
SIXTHSSIXTH, one of six equal parts [n]
SIXTIESSIXTY, a number [n]
SIXTIETHone of sixty equal parts [n -S]
SIXTIETHSSIXTIETH, one of sixty equal parts [n]
SIXTYa number [n -TIES]
SIXTYISHbeing about sixty years old [adj]
SKYBOXan enclosure of seats situated high in a stadium [n
-ES]
SKYBOXESSKYBOX, an enclosure of seats situated high in a stadium
[n]
SMALLPOXa virus disease [n -ES]
SMALLPOXESSMALLPOX, a virus disease [n]
SMILAXa twining plant [n -ES]
SMILAXESSMILAX, a twining plant [n]
SNUFFBOXa box for holding snuff [n -ES]
SNUFFBOXESSNUFFBOX, a box for holding snuff [n]
SOAPBOXto deliver an informal impassioned speech on the street
[v -ED, -ING, -ES]
SOAPBOXEDSOAPBOX, to deliver an informal impassioned speech on
the street [v]
SOAPBOXESSOAPBOX, to deliver an informal impassioned speech on
the street [v]
SOAPBOXINGSOAPBOX, to deliver an informal impassioned speech on
the street [v]
SOCIOSEXUAL[adj]
SONOVOXa sound effects device [n -ES]
SONOVOXESSONOVOX, a sound effects device [n]
SOUNDBOXa resonant cavity in a musical instrument [n -ES]
SOUNDBOXESSOUNDBOX, a resonant cavity in a musical instrument
[n]
SOXSOCK, a knitted or woven covering for the foot [n]
SPADIXa flower cluster [n -DICES or -DIXES]
SPADIXESSPADIX, a flower cluster [n]
SPANDEXa synthetic elastic fiber [n -ES]
SPANDEXESSPANDEX, a synthetic elastic fiber [n]
SPHINXa monster in Egyptian mythology [n SPHINXES or
SPHINGES]
SPHINXESSPHINX, a monster in Egyptian mythology [n]
SPHINXLIKE[adj]
SPHYNXa cat of a breed of hairless cats [n -ES]
SPHYNXESSPHYNX, a cat of a breed of hairless cats [n]
SPINIFEXan Australian grass [n -ES]
SPINIFEXESSPINIFEX, an Australian grass [n]
STEREOTAXIC[adj]
STEREOTAXICALLY[adv]
STORAXa fragrant resin [n -ES]
STORAXESSTORAX, a fragrant resin [n]
STRONGBOX[n -ES]
STRONGBOXESSTRONGBOX [n]
STYRAXstorax (a fragrant resin) [n -ES]
STYRAXESSTYRAX, storax (a fragrant resin) [n]
SUBAXIALsomewhat axial [adj]
SUBBUREAUXSUBBUREAU [n]
SUBCLIMAX[n -ES]
SUBCLIMAXESSUBCLIMAX [n]
SUBCORTEX[n -TEXES or -TICES]
SUBCORTEXESSUBCORTEX [n]
SUBFIXa distinguishing symbol or letter written below another
character [n -ES]
SUBFIXESSUBFIX, a distinguishing symbol or letter written below
another character [n]
SUBINDEXa subfix (a distinguishing symbol or letter written
below another character) [n -DEXES or -DICES]
SUBINDEXESSUBINDEX, a subfix (a distinguishing symbol or letter
written below another character) [n]
SUBLUXATION[n -S]
SUBLUXATIONSSUBLUXATION [n]
SUBMAXILLARIESSUBMAXILLARY [n]
SUBMAXILLARY[n -RIES]
SUBMAXIMAL[adj]
SUBOXIDEan oxide containing relatively little oxygen [n -S]
SUBOXIDESSUBOXIDE, an oxide containing relatively little oxygen
[n]
SUBTAXASUBTAXON, a subdivision of a taxon [n]
SUBTAXONa subdivision of a taxon [n -TAXA or -TAXONS]
SUBTAXONSSUBTAXON, a subdivision of a taxon [n]
SUBTEXTwritten or printed matter under a more general text [n
-S]
SUBTEXTSSUBTEXT, written or printed matter under a more general
text [n]
SUBTEXTUAL[adj]
SUFFIXto add as a suffix (a form affixed to the end of a root
word) [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
SUFFIXALpertaining to or being a suffix [adj]
SUFFIXATION[n -S]
SUFFIXATIONSSUFFIXATION [n]
SUFFIXEDSUFFIX, to add as a suffix (a form affixed to the end of
a root word) [v]
SUFFIXESSUFFIX, to add as a suffix (a form affixed to the end of
a root word) [v]
SUFFIXINGSUFFIX, to add as a suffix (a form affixed to the end
of a root word) [v]
SUFFIXION[n -S]
SUFFIXIONSSUFFIXION [n]
SULFOXIDE[n -S]
SULFOXIDESSULFOXIDE [n]
SUPERDELUXE[adj]
SUPEREXPENSIVE[adj]
SUPEREXPRESS[n -ES]
SUPEREXPRESSESSUPEREXPRESS [n]
SUPERFIXa recurrent pattern of stress in speech [n -ES]
SUPERFIXESSUPERFIX, a recurrent pattern of stress in speech
[n]
SUPERHELIX[n -LIXES or -LICES]
SUPERHELIXESSUPERHELIX [n]
SUPERLUXURIOUS[adj]
SUPERLUXURY[adj]
SUPEROXIDE[n -S]
SUPEROXIDESSUPEROXIDE [n]
SUPERSEXa type of sterile organism [n -ES]
SUPERSEXESSUPERSEX, a type of sterile organism [n]
SUPERSEXUALITY[n -TIES]
SUPERTAXan additional tax [n -ES]
SUPERTAXESSUPERTAX, an additional tax [n]
SURTAXto assess with an extra tax [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
SURTAXEDSURTAX, to assess with an extra tax [v]
SURTAXESSURTAX, to assess with an extra tax [v]
SURTAXINGSURTAX, to assess with an extra tax [v]
SWEATBOXa small enclosure in which one is made to sweat [n
-ES]
SWEATBOXESSWEATBOX, a small enclosure in which one is made to
sweat [n]
SWINEPOXa disease of swine [n -ES]
SWINEPOXESSWINEPOX, a disease of swine [n]
SYNTAXthe way in which words are put together to form phrases
and sentences [n -ES]
SYNTAXESSYNTAX, the way in which words are put together to form
phrases and sentences [n]
SYRINXthe vocal organ of a bird [n -INGES or -INXES]
SYRINXESSYRINX, the vocal organ of a bird [n]
TABLEAUXTABLEAU, a picture [n]
TAMOXIFEN[n -S]
TAMOXIFENSTAMOXIFEN [n]
TAXto place a tax (a charge imposed by authority for public
purposes) on [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
TAXATAXON, a unit of scientific classification [n]
TAXABLEsubject to tax [adj] : TAXABLY ~adv / a taxable item [n
-S]
TAXABLESTAXABLE, a taxable item [n]
TAXABLYTAXABLE, subject to tax [adv]
TAXATIONthe process of taxing [n -S]
TAXATIONSTAXATION, the process of taxing [n]
TAXEDTAX, to place a tax (a charge imposed by authority for
public purposes) on [v]
TAXEMEa minimum grammatical feature of selection [n -S] :
TAXEMIC ~adj
TAXEMESTAXEME, a minimum grammatical feature of selection
[n]
TAXEMICTAXEME, a minimum grammatical feature of selection
[adj]
TAXERone that taxes (to place a tax (a charge imposed by
authority for public purposes) on) [n -S]
TAXERSTAXER, one that taxes (to place a tax (a charge imposed by
authority for public purposes) on) [n]
TAXESTAX, to place a tax (a charge imposed by authority for
public purposes) on [v]
TAXIto travel in a taxicab [v TAXIED, TAXIING or TAXYING, TAXIS
or TAXIES]
TAXICABan automobile for hire [n -S]
TAXICABSTAXICAB, an automobile for hire [n]
TAXIDERMIC[adj]
TAXIDERMIESTAXIDERMY [n]
TAXIDERMIST[n -S]
TAXIDERMISTSTAXIDERMIST [n]
TAXIDERMY[n -MIES]
TAXIEDTAXI, to travel in a taxicab [v]
TAXIESTAXI, to travel in a taxicab [v]
TAXIINGTAXI, to travel in a taxicab [v]
TAXIMANthe operator of a taxicab [n TAXIMEN]
TAXIMENTAXIMAN, the operator of a taxicab [n]
TAXIMETER[n -S]
TAXIMETERSTAXIMETER [n]
TAXINGTAX, to place a tax (a charge imposed by authority for
public purposes) on [v]
TAXINGLYin an onerous manner [adv]
TAXISTAXI, to travel in a taxicab [v]
TAXITEa volcanic rock [n -S] : TAXITIC ~adj
TAXITESTAXITE, a volcanic rock [n]
TAXITICTAXITE, a volcanic rock [adj]
TAXIWAYa paved strip at an airport [n -WAYS]
TAXIWAYSTAXIWAY, a paved strip at an airport [n]
TAXLESSfree from taxation [adj]
TAXMANone who collects taxes [n TAXMEN]
TAXMENTAXMAN, one who collects taxes [n]
TAXOLa medicinal substance from a yew tree [n -S]
TAXOLSTAXOL, a medicinal substance from a yew tree [n]
TAXONa unit of scientific classification [n TAXA or TAXONS]
TAXONOMIC[adj]
TAXONOMICALLY[adv]
TAXONOMIESTAXONOMY, the study of scientific classification
[n]
TAXONOMIST[n -S]
TAXONOMISTSTAXONOMIST [n]
TAXONOMYthe study of scientific classification [n -MIES]
TAXONSTAXON, a unit of scientific classification [n]
TAXPAIDpaid for by taxes [adj]
TAXPAYERone that pays taxes [n -S]
TAXPAYERSTAXPAYER, one that pays taxes [n]
TAXPAYING[n -S]
TAXPAYINGSTAXPAYING [n]
TAXUSan evergreen tree or shrub [n TAXUS]
TAXWISEpertaining to taxes [adj]
TAXYINGTAXI, to travel in a taxicab [v]
TEABOXa box for tea leaves [n -ES]
TEABOXESTEABOX, a box for tea leaves [n]
TECTRIXa small feather of a bird's wing [n -TRICES]
TELEFAXa system for transmitting graphic material over telephone
lines [n -ES]
TELEFAXESTELEFAX, a system for transmitting graphic material
over telephone lines [n]
TELETEXTa communications system in which printed matter is
telecast to subscribers [n -S]
TELETEXTSTELETEXT, a communications system in which printed
matter is telecast to subscribers [n]
TELEXto send a message by a type of telegraphic system [v -ED,
-ING, -ES]
TELEXEDTELEX, to send a message by a type of telegraphic system
[v]
TELEXESTELEX, to send a message by a type of telegraphic system
[v]
TELEXINGTELEX, to send a message by a type of telegraphic system
[v]
TELOTAXESTELOTAXIS [n]
TELOTAXIS[n -TAXES]
TESTATRIX[n -TRIXES or -TRICES]
TESTATRIXESTESTATRIX [n]
TETRODOTOXIN[n -S]
TETRODOTOXINSTETRODOTOXIN [n]
TETROXIDa type of oxide (a binary compound of oxygen with
another element or radical) [n -S]
TETROXIDE[n -S]
TETROXIDESTETROXIDE [n]
TETROXIDSTETROXID, a type of oxide (a binary compound of oxygen
with another element or radical) [n]
TEXASthe uppermost structure on a steamboat [n -ES]
TEXASESTEXAS, the uppermost structure on a steamboat [n]
TEXTthe main body of a written or printed work [n -S]
TEXTBOOKa book used in the study of a subject [n -S]
TEXTBOOKISH[adj]
TEXTBOOKSTEXTBOOK, a book used in the study of a subject [n]
TEXTILEa woven fabric [n -S]
TEXTILESTEXTILE, a woven fabric [n]
TEXTLESShaving no text [adj]
TEXTSTEXT, the main body of a written or printed work [n]
TEXTUALpertaining to a text (the main body of a written or
printed work) [adj]
TEXTUALLY[adv]
TEXTUARIESTEXTUARY, a specialist in the study of the Scriptures
[n]
TEXTUARYa specialist in the study of the Scriptures [n
-ARIES]
TEXTURALpertaining to the surface characteristics of something
[adj]
TEXTURALLY[adv]
TEXTUREto make by weaving [v -TURED, -TURING, -TURES]
TEXTUREDTEXTURE, to make by weaving [v]
TEXTURELESS[adj]
TEXTURESTEXTURE, to make by weaving [v]
TEXTURINGTEXTURE, to make by weaving [v]
TEXTURIZE[v -IZED, -IZING, -IZES]
TEXTURIZEDTEXTURIZE [v]
TEXTURIZESTEXTURIZE [v]
TEXTURIZINGTEXTURIZE [v]
THERMOTAXESTHERMOTAXIS [n]
THERMOTAXIS[n -TAXES]
THIGMOTAXESTHIGMOTAXIS [n]
THIGMOTAXIS[n -TAXES]
THIXOTROPIC[adj]
THIXOTROPIESTHIXOTROPY [n]
THIXOTROPY[n -PIES]
THORAXthe part of the body between the neck and the abdomen [n
-RACES or -RAXES] : THORACAL, THORACIC ~adj
THORAXESTHORAX, the part of the body between the neck and the
abdomen [n]
THROMBOXANE[n -S]
THROMBOXANESTHROMBOXANE [n]
THYROTOXICOSESTHYROTOXICOSIS [n]
THYROTOXICOSIS[n -COSES]
THYROXINan amino acid [n -S]
THYROXINE[n -S]
THYROXINESTHYROXINE [n]
THYROXINSTHYROXIN, an amino acid [n]
TINDERBOX[n -ES]
TINDERBOXESTINDERBOX [n]
TOADFLAXa perennial herb [n -ES]
TOADFLAXESTOADFLAX, a perennial herb [n]
TONNEAUXTONNEAU, the rear seating compartment of an automobile
[n]
TOOLBOXa box for tools [n -ES]
TOOLBOXESTOOLBOX, a box for tools [n]
TORTRIXa small moth (a winged insect) [n -ES]
TORTRIXESTORTRIX, a small moth (a winged insect) [n]
TOXAEMIAtoxemia (the condition of having toxins in the blood) [n
-S] : TOXAEMIC ~adj
TOXAEMIASTOXAEMIA, toxemia (the condition of having toxins in
the blood) [n]
TOXAEMICTOXAEMIA, toxemia (the condition of having toxins in the
blood) [adj]
TOXAPHENE[n -S]
TOXAPHENESTOXAPHENE [n]
TOXEMIAthe condition of having toxins in the blood [n -S] :
TOXEMIC ~adj
TOXEMIASTOXEMIA, the condition of having toxins in the blood
[n]
TOXEMICTOXEMIA, the condition of having toxins in the blood
[adj]
TOXICtoxin (a poisonous substance) [n -S] : TOXICAL ~adj
TOXICALTOXIC, toxin (a poisonous substance) [adj]
TOXICALLY[adv]
TOXICANTa poisonous substance [n -S]
TOXICANTSTOXICANT, a poisonous substance [n]
TOXICITIESTOXICITY, the quality of being poisonous [n]
TOXICITYthe quality of being poisonous [n -TIES]
TOXICOLOGIC[adj]
TOXICOLOGICAL[adj]
TOXICOLOGICALLY[adv]
TOXICOLOGIESTOXICOLOGY [n]
TOXICOLOGIST[n -S]
TOXICOLOGISTSTOXICOLOGIST [n]
TOXICOLOGY[n -GIES]
TOXICOSESTOXICOSIS [n]
TOXICOSIS[n -COSES]
TOXICSTOXIC, toxin (a poisonous substance) [n]
TOXIGENIC[adj]
TOXIGENICITIESTOXIGENICITY [n]
TOXIGENICITY[n -TIES]
TOXINa poisonous substance [n -S]
TOXINEtoxin (a poisonous substance) [n -S]
TOXINESTOXINE, toxin (a poisonous substance) [n]
TOXINSTOXIN, a poisonous substance [n]
TOXOIDa type of toxin (a poisonous substance) [n -S]
TOXOIDSTOXOID, a type of toxin (a poisonous substance) [n]
TOXOPHILIESTOXOPHILY [n]
TOXOPHILITE[n -S]
TOXOPHILITESTOXOPHILITE [n]
TOXOPHILY[n -LIES]
TOXOPLASMA[n -S]
TOXOPLASMASTOXOPLASMA [n]
TOXOPLASMIC[adj]
TOXOPLASMOSESTOXOPLASMOSIS [n]
TOXOPLASMOSIS[n -MOSES]
TRANSAXLE[n -S]
TRANSAXLESTRANSAXLE [n]
TRANSFIXto impale (to pierce with a pointed object) [v -FIXED or
-FIXT, -FIXING, -FIXES]
TRANSFIXEDTRANSFIX, to impale (to pierce with a pointed object)
[v]
TRANSFIXESTRANSFIX, to impale (to pierce with a pointed object)
[v]
TRANSFIXINGTRANSFIX, to impale (to pierce with a pointed object)
[v]
TRANSFIXION[n -S]
TRANSFIXIONSTRANSFIXION [n]
TRANSFIXTTRANSFIX, to impale (to pierce with a pointed object)
[v]
TRANSSEXUAL[n -S]
TRANSSEXUALISM[n -S]
TRANSSEXUALISMSTRANSSEXUALISM [n]
TRANSSEXUALITY[n -TIES]
TRANSSEXUALSTRANSSEXUAL [n]
TRIAXIALhaving three axes [adj]
TRIAXIALITIESTRIAXIALITY [n]
TRIAXIALITY[n -TIES]
TRICARBOXYLIC[adj]
TRIHYDROXY[adj]
TRIOXIDtrioxide (a type of oxide (a binary compound of oxygen
with another element or radical)) [n -S]
TRIOXIDEa type of oxide (a binary compound of oxygen with
another element or radical) [n -S]
TRIOXIDESTRIOXIDE, a type of oxide (a binary compound of oxygen
with another element or radical) [n]
TRIOXIDSTRIOXID, trioxide (a type of oxide (a binary compound of
oxygen with another element or radical)) [n]
TRIPLEXan apartment having three floors [n -ES]
TRIPLEXESTRIPLEX, an apartment having three floors [n]
TROPHALLAXESTROPHALLAXIS [n]
TROPHALLAXIS[n -LAXES]
TROPOTAXESTROPOTAXIS [n]
TROPOTAXIS[n -TAXES]
TROUSSEAUXTROUSSEAU [n]
TRUMEAUXTRUMEAU, a column supporting part of a doorway [n]
TUBIFEXan aquatic worm [n -ES]
TUBIFEXESTUBIFEX, an aquatic worm [n]
TUXa tuxedo (a man's semiformal dinner coat) [n -ES]
TUXEDOa man's semiformal dinner coat [n -DOES or -DOS] :
TUXEDOED ~adj
TUXEDOEDTUXEDO, a man's semiformal dinner coat [adj]
TUXEDOESTUXEDO, a man's semiformal dinner coat [n]
TUXEDOSTUXEDO, a man's semiformal dinner coat [n]
TUXESTUX, a tuxedo (a man's semiformal dinner coat) [n]
TWIXTbetween (in the space that separates) [prep]
ULEXITEa mineral [n -S]
ULEXITESULEXITE, a mineral [n]
ULTRAEXCLUSIVE[adj]
ULTRAORTHODOX[adj]
UNANNEXEDANNEX, to add or attach [adj]
UNAXEDAX, to work on with an ax (a type of cutting tool)
[adj]
UNBOXto remove from a box [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
UNBOXEDUNBOX, to remove from a box [v]
UNBOXESUNBOX, to remove from a box [v]
UNBOXINGUNBOX, to remove from a box [v]
UNDEREXPOSE[v -POSED, -POSING, -POSES]
UNDEREXPOSEDUNDEREXPOSE [v]
UNDEREXPOSESUNDEREXPOSE [v]
UNDEREXPOSINGUNDEREXPOSE [v]
UNDEREXPOSURE[n -S]
UNDEREXPOSURESUNDEREXPOSURE [n]
UNDERSEXED[adj]
UNDERTAXto tax less than the usual amount [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
UNDERTAXEDUNDERTAX, to tax less than the usual amount [v]
UNDERTAXESUNDERTAX, to tax less than the usual amount [v]
UNDERTAXINGUNDERTAX, to tax less than the usual amount [v]
UNEXALTEDEXALT, to raise (to move to a higher position)
[adj]
UNEXAMINEDEXAMINE, to inspect (to look carefully at or over)
[adj]
UNEXAMPLEDEXAMPLE, to show by representation [adj]
UNEXCELLEDEXCEL, to surpass others [adj]
UNEXCEPTIONABLEEXCEPTIONABLE [adj]
UNEXCEPTIONABLYEXCEPTIONABLY [adv]
UNEXCEPTIONALEXCEPTIONAL [adj]
UNEXCITABLEEXCITABLE [adj]
UNEXCITEDEXCITE, to arouse the emotions of [adj]
UNEXCITINGEXCITE, to arouse the emotions of [adj]
UNEXCUSEDEXCUSE, to apologize for [adj]
UNEXERCISEDEXERCISE, to make use of [adj]
UNEXOTICnot exotic [adj]
UNEXPECTEDEXPECT, to anticipate [adj]
UNEXPECTEDLYEXPECTEDLY [adv]
UNEXPECTEDNESSEXPECTEDNESS [n -ES]
UNEXPENDEDEXPEND, to use up [adj]
UNEXPERTnot expert [adj]
UNEXPIREDEXPIRE, to come to an end [adj]
UNEXPLAINABLEEXPLAINABLE [adj]
UNEXPLAINEDEXPLAIN, to make plain or understandable [adj]
UNEXPLODEDEXPLODE, to blow up [adj]
UNEXPLOITEDEXPLOIT, to take advantage of [adj]
UNEXPLOREDEXPLORE, to travel through for the purpose of
discovery [adj]
UNEXPOSEDEXPOSE, to lay open to view [adj]
UNEXPRESSEDEXPRESS, to set forth in words [adj]
UNEXPRESSIVEEXPRESSIVE [adj]
UNEXPURGATEDEXPURGATE [adj]
UNEXTRAORDINARYEXTRAORDINARY [adj]
UNFIXto unfasten (to release from fastenings) [v -FIXED or
-FIXT, -FIXING, -FIXES]
UNFIXEDUNFIX, to unfasten (to release from fastenings) [v]
UNFIXESUNFIX, to unfasten (to release from fastenings) [v]
UNFIXINGUNFIX, to unfasten (to release from fastenings) [v]
UNFIXTUNFIX, to unfasten (to release from fastenings) [v]
UNFLEXEDFLEX, to bend (to curve (to deviate from straightness))
[adj]
UNIAXIALhaving one axis [adj]
UNINDEXEDINDEX, to provide with an index [adj]
UNISEXthe condition of not being distinguishable as to sex [n
-ES]
UNISEXESUNISEX, the condition of not being distinguishable as to
sex [n]
UNISEXUAL[adj]
UNISEXUALITIESUNISEXUALITY [n]
UNISEXUALITY[n -TIES]
UNMIXto separate from a mixture [v -MIXED or -MIXT, -MIXING,
-MIXES]
UNMIXABLEMIXABLE, MIX, to put together into one mass [adj]
UNMIXEDMIX, to put together into one mass [adj]
UNMIXEDLYMIXEDLY, MIX, to put together into one mass [adv]
UNMIXESUNMIX, to separate from a mixture [v]
UNMIXINGUNMIX, to separate from a mixture [v]
UNMIXTMIX, to put together into one mass [adj]
UNNILHEXIUM[n -S]
UNNILHEXIUMSUNNILHEXIUM [n]
UNORTHODOXnot orthodox [adj]
UNORTHODOXIESUNORTHODOXY, ORTHODOXY [n]
UNORTHODOXLYORTHODOXLY [adv]
UNORTHODOXYORTHODOXY [n -DOXIES]
UNOXYGENATEDOXYGENATE [adj]
UNRELAXEDRELAX, to make less tense or rigid [adj]
UNSEXto deprive of sexual power [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
UNSEXEDUNSEX, to deprive of sexual power [v]
UNSEXESUNSEX, to deprive of sexual power [v]
UNSEXINGUNSEX, to deprive of sexual power [v]
UNSEXUALSEXUAL, pertaining to sex [adj]
UNSEXYSEXY, arousing sexual desire [adj]
UNTAXEDTAX, to place a tax (a charge imposed by authority for
public purposes) on [adj]
UNVEXEDVEX, to annoy (to be troublesome to) [adj]
UNVEXTVEX, to annoy (to be troublesome to) [adj]
UNWAXEDWAX, to coat with wax (a natural, heat-sensitive
substance) [adj]
URTEXTthe original text [n -S]
URTEXTSURTEXT, the original text [n]
UXORIALpertaining to a wife (a woman married to a man) [adj]
UXORIALLY[adv]
UXORICIDE[n -S]
UXORICIDESUXORICIDE [n]
UXORIOUSexcessively submissive or devoted to one's wife
[adj]
UXORIOUSLY[adv]
UXORIOUSNESS[n -ES]
UXORIOUSNESSESUXORIOUSNESS [n]
VARIXa varicose vein [n VARICES]
VERNIXa fatty substance covering the skin of a fetus [n -ES]
VERNIXESVERNIX, a fatty substance covering the skin of a fetus
[n]
VERTEXthe highest point of something [n -TEXES or -TICES]
VERTEXESVERTEX, the highest point of something [n]
VEXto annoy (to be troublesome to) [v VEXED or VEXT, VEXING,
VEXES]
VEXATIONa cause of trouble [n -S]
VEXATIONSVEXATION, a cause of trouble [n]
VEXATIOUS[adj]
VEXATIOUSLY[adv]
VEXATIOUSNESS[n -ES]
VEXATIOUSNESSESVEXATIOUSNESS [n]
VEXEDVEX, to annoy (to be troublesome to) [v]
VEXEDLYin a vexed manner [adv]
VEXEDNESS[n -ES]
VEXEDNESSESVEXEDNESS [n]
VEXERone that vexes (to annoy (to be troublesome to)) [n -S]
VEXERSVEXER, one that vexes (to annoy (to be troublesome to))
[n]
VEXESVEX, to annoy (to be troublesome to) [v]
VEXILvexillum (the web or vane of a feather) [n -S]
VEXILLAVEXILLUM, the web or vane of a feather [n]
VEXILLARVEXILLUM, the web or vane of a feather [adj]
VEXILLARIESVEXILLARY [n]
VEXILLARY[n -RIES]
VEXILLATE[adj]
VEXILLOLOGIC[adj]
VEXILLOLOGICAL[adj]
VEXILLOLOGIESVEXILLOLOGY [n]
VEXILLOLOGIST[n -S]
VEXILLOLOGISTSVEXILLOLOGIST [n]
VEXILLOLOGY[n -GIES]
VEXILLUMthe web or vane of a feather [n -LA] : VEXILLAR ~adj
VEXILSVEXIL, vexillum (the web or vane of a feather) [n]
VEXINGVEX, to annoy (to be troublesome to) [v]
VEXINGLYin a vexing manner [adv]
VEXTVEX, to annoy (to be troublesome to) [v]
VIDEOTEXan electronic system for transmitting data to a
subscriber's video screen [n -ES]
VIDEOTEXESVIDEOTEX, an electronic system for transmitting data
to a subscriber's video screen [n]
VIDEOTEXT[n -S]
VIDEOTEXTSVIDEOTEXT [n]
VIXENa shrewish woman [n -S] : VIXENISH, VIXENLY ~adj
VIXENISHVIXEN, a shrewish woman [adj]
VIXENLYVIXEN, a shrewish woman [adj]
VIXENSVIXEN, a shrewish woman [n]
VOLVOXany of a genus of freshwater protozoa [n -ES]
VOLVOXESVOLVOX, any of a genus of freshwater protozoa [n]
VORTEXa whirling mass of fluid [n -TEXES or -TICES] : VORTICAL
~adj
VORTEXESVORTEX, a whirling mass of fluid [n]
VOXvoice [n VOCES]
WAXto coat with wax (a natural, heat-sensitive substance) [v
-ED, -ING, -ES] : WAXABLE ~adj
WAXABLEWAX, to coat with wax (a natural, heat-sensitive
substance) [adj]
WAXBERRIESWAXBERRY, a berry with a waxy coating [n]
WAXBERRYa berry with a waxy coating [n -RIES]
WAXBILLa tropical bird [n -S]
WAXBILLSWAXBILL, a tropical bird [n]
WAXEDWAX, to coat with wax (a natural, heat-sensitive substance)
[v]
WAXENcovered with wax [adj]
WAXERone that waxes (to coat with wax (a natural, heat-sensitive
substance)) [n -S]
WAXERSWAXER, one that waxes (to coat with wax (a natural,
heat-sensitive substance)) [n]
WAXESWAX, to coat with wax (a natural, heat-sensitive substance)
[v]
WAXIERWAXY, resembling wax [adj]
WAXIESTWAXY, resembling wax [adj]
WAXILYin a waxy manner [adv]
WAXINESSthe quality of being waxy [n -ES]
WAXINESSESWAXINESS, the quality of being waxy [n]
WAXINGthe act of one that waxes (to coat with wax (a natural,
heat-sensitive substance)) [n -S]
WAXINGSWAXING, the act of one that waxes (to coat with wax (a
natural, heat-sensitive substance)) [n]
WAXLIKEresembling wax [adj]
WAXPLANTa tropical plant [n -S]
WAXPLANTSWAXPLANT, a tropical plant [n]
WAXWEEDan annual herb [n -S]
WAXWEEDSWAXWEED, an annual herb [n]
WAXWINGa type of passerine bird [n -S]
WAXWINGSWAXWING, a type of passerine bird [n]
WAXWORKan effigy made of wax [n -S]
WAXWORKER[n -S]
WAXWORKERSWAXWORKER [n]
WAXWORKSWAXWORK, an effigy made of wax [n]
WAXWORMa moth that infests beehives [n -S]
WAXWORMSWAXWORM, a moth that infests beehives [n]
WAXYresembling wax [adj WAXIER, WAXIEST]
WOADWAXan ornamental shrub [n -ES]
WOADWAXEN[n -S]
WOADWAXENSWOADWAXEN [n]
WOADWAXESWOADWAX, an ornamental shrub [n]
WOODBOXa woodbin (a bin for holding firewood) [n -ES]
WOODBOXESWOODBOX, a woodbin (a bin for holding firewood) [n]
WOODWAXwoadwax (an ornamental shrub) [n -ES]
WOODWAXEN[n -S]
WOODWAXENSWOODWAXEN [n]
WOODWAXESWOODWAX, woadwax (an ornamental shrub) [n]
WORKBOXa box for holding work instruments and materials [n
-ES]
WORKBOXESWORKBOX, a box for holding work instruments and
materials [n]
XANTHANa gum produced by bacterial fermentation [n -S]
XANTHANSXANTHAN, a gum produced by bacterial fermentation
[n]
XANTHATEa chemical salt [n -S]
XANTHATESXANTHATE, a chemical salt [n]
XANTHEINthe water-soluble part of the coloring matter in yellow
flowers [n -S]
XANTHEINSXANTHEIN, the water-soluble part of the coloring matter
in yellow flowers [n]
XANTHENEa chemical compound [n -S]
XANTHENESXANTHENE, a chemical compound [n]
XANTHICtending to have a yellow color [adj]
XANTHINa yellow pigment [n -S]
XANTHINEa chemical compound [n -S]
XANTHINESXANTHINE, a chemical compound [n]
XANTHINSXANTHIN, a yellow pigment [n]
XANTHOMAa skin disease [n -MAS or -MATA]
XANTHOMASXANTHOMA, a skin disease [n]
XANTHOMATAXANTHOMA, a skin disease [n]
XANTHONEa chemical compound [n -S]
XANTHONESXANTHONE, a chemical compound [n]
XANTHOPHYLL[n -S]
XANTHOPHYLLSXANTHOPHYLL [n]
XANTHOUSyellow (of a bright color like that of ripe lemons)
[adj]
XEBECa Mediterranean sailing vessel [n -S]
XEBECSXEBEC, a Mediterranean sailing vessel [n]
XENIAthe effect of pollen on certain plant structures [n -S] :
XENIAL ~adj
XENIALXENIA, the effect of pollen on certain plant structures
[adj]
XENIASXENIA, the effect of pollen on certain plant structures
[n]
XENICpertaining to a type of culture medium [adj]
XENOBIOTIC[n -S]
XENOBIOTICSXENOBIOTIC [n]
XENOBLAST[n -S]
XENOBLASTSXENOBLAST [n]
XENOCRYST[n -S]
XENOCRYSTSXENOCRYST [n]
XENODIAGNOSESXENODIAGNOSIS [n]
XENODIAGNOSIS[n -NOSES]
XENODIAGNOSTIC[adj]
XENOGAMIESXENOGAMY, the transfer of pollen from one plant to
another [n]
XENOGAMYthe transfer of pollen from one plant to another [n
-MIES]
XENOGENEIC[adj]
XENOGENIC[adj]
XENOGENIESXENOGENY, the supposed production of offspring totally
different from the parent [n]
XENOGENYthe supposed production of offspring totally different
from the parent [n -NIES]
XENOGRAFT[n -S]
XENOGRAFTSXENOGRAFT [n]
XENOLITHa rock fragment included in another rock [n -S]
XENOLITHIC[adj]
XENOLITHSXENOLITH, a rock fragment included in another rock
[n]
XENONa gaseous element [n -S]
XENONSXENON, a gaseous element [n]
XENOPHILE[n -S]
XENOPHILESXENOPHILE [n]
XENOPHOBE[n -S]
XENOPHOBESXENOPHOBE [n]
XENOPHOBIA[n -S]
XENOPHOBIASXENOPHOBIA [n]
XENOPHOBIC[adj]
XENOPHOBICALLY[adv]
XENOPUSa frog native to southern Africa [n -PUSES]
XENOPUSESXENOPUS, a frog native to southern Africa [n]
XENOTROPIC[adj]
XERARCHdeveloping in a dry area [adj]
XERICrequiring only a small amount of moisture [adj]
XERICALLY[adv]
XERISCAPE[n -S]
XERISCAPESXERISCAPE [n]
XERODERMA[n -MAE or -MAS]
XERODERMAEXERODERMA [n]
XERODERMASXERODERMA [n]
XEROGRAPHIC[adj]
XEROGRAPHICALLY[adv]
XEROGRAPHIESXEROGRAPHY [n]
XEROGRAPHY[n -PHIES]
XEROPHILE[adj]
XEROPHILIESXEROPHILY [n]
XEROPHILOUS[adj]
XEROPHILY[n -LIES]
XEROPHTHALMIA[n -S]
XEROPHTHALMIASXEROPHTHALMIA [n]
XEROPHTHALMIC[adj]
XEROPHYTE[n -S]
XEROPHYTESXEROPHYTE [n]
XEROPHYTIC[adj]
XEROPHYTISM[n -S]
XEROPHYTISMSXEROPHYTISM [n]
XERORADIOGRAPHY[n -PHIES]
XEROSEREa dry-land sere [n -S]
XEROSERESXEROSERE, a dry-land sere [n]
XEROSESXEROSIS, abnormal dryness of a body part or tissue
[n]
XEROSISabnormal dryness of a body part or tissue [n -ROSES] :
XEROTIC ~adj
XEROTHERMIC[adj]
XEROTICXEROSIS, abnormal dryness of a body part or tissue
[adj]
XEROXto copy on a xerographic copier [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
XEROXEDXEROX, to copy on a xerographic copier [v]
XEROXESXEROX, to copy on a xerographic copier [v]
XEROXINGXEROX, to copy on a xerographic copier [v]
XERUSan African ground squirrel [n -ES]
XERUSESXERUS, an African ground squirrel [n]
XIa Greek letter [n -S]
XIPHISTERNAXIPHISTERNUM [n]
XIPHISTERNUM[n -NA]
XIPHOIDa part of the sternum [n -S]
XIPHOIDSXIPHOID, a part of the sternum [n]
XISXI, a Greek letter [n]
XUa monetary unit of Vietnam [n XU]
XYLANa substance found in cell walls of plants [n -S]
XYLANSXYLAN, a substance found in cell walls of plants [n]
XYLEMa complex plant tissue [n -S]
XYLEMSXYLEM, a complex plant tissue [n]
XYLENEa flammable hydrocarbon [n -S]
XYLENESXYLENE, a flammable hydrocarbon [n]
XYLIDINxylidine (a chemical compound) [n -S]
XYLIDINEa chemical compound [n -S]
XYLIDINESXYLIDINE, a chemical compound [n]
XYLIDINSXYLIDIN, xylidine (a chemical compound) [n]
XYLITOLan alcohol (a flammable liquid) [n -S]
XYLITOLSXYLITOL, an alcohol (a flammable liquid) [n]
XYLOCARPa hard, woody fruit [n -S]
XYLOCARPSXYLOCARP, a hard, woody fruit [n]
XYLOGRAPH[v -ED, -ING, -S]
XYLOGRAPHEDXYLOGRAPH [v]
XYLOGRAPHER[n -S]
XYLOGRAPHERSXYLOGRAPHER [n]
XYLOGRAPHIC[adj]
XYLOGRAPHICAL[adj]
XYLOGRAPHIESXYLOGRAPHY [n]
XYLOGRAPHINGXYLOGRAPH [v]
XYLOGRAPHSXYLOGRAPH [v]
XYLOGRAPHY[n -PHIES]
XYLOIDresembling wood [adj]
XYLOLxylene (a flammable hydrocarbon) [n -S]
XYLOLSXYLOL, xylene (a flammable hydrocarbon) [n]
XYLOPHAGE[n -S]
XYLOPHAGESXYLOPHAGE [n]
XYLOPHAGOUS[adj]
XYLOPHONE[n -S]
XYLOPHONESXYLOPHONE [n]
XYLOPHONIST[n -S]
XYLOPHONISTSXYLOPHONIST [n]
XYLOSEa type of sugar [n -S]
XYLOSESXYLOSE, a type of sugar [n]
XYLOTOMIESXYLOTOMY, the preparation of sections of wood for
microscopic examination [n]
XYLOTOMYthe preparation of sections of wood for microscopic
examination [n -MIES]
XYLYLa univalent radical [n -S]
XYLYLSXYLYL, a univalent radical [n]
XYSTxystus (a roofed area where athletes trained in ancient
Greece) [n -S]
XYSTERa surgical instrument for scraping bones [n -S]
XYSTERSXYSTER, a surgical instrument for scraping bones [n]
XYSTIXYSTUS, a roofed area where athletes trained in ancient
Greece [n]
XYSTOIXYSTOS, xystus (a roofed area where athletes trained in
ancient Greece) [n]
XYSTOSxystus (a roofed area where athletes trained in ancient
Greece) [n -TOI]
XYSTSXYST, xystus (a roofed area where athletes trained in
ancient Greece) [n]
XYSTUSa roofed area where athletes trained in ancient Greece [n
-TI]
ZAXa tool for cutting roof slates [n -ES]
ZAXESZAX, a tool for cutting roof slates [n]
ZOOXANTHELLA[n ZOOXANTHELLAE]
ZOOXANTHELLAEZOOXANTHELLA [n]
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