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--- ./data/additions-2014-dumped.tsv 2014-12-08 01:15:34.000000000 -0600 |
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+++ ./data/additions-2014-prepped.tsv 2014-12-08 01:15:34.000000000 -0600 |
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ALGUACIL the Arabic system of arthmetic notation [n -S] : ALGUAZIL is the the same as ALGORISM? arabic.txt and math.txt |
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ALGUAZIL alguacil [n -S] arabic.txt and math.txt |
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ALIASED new definition for alias, now a verb, to assign an assumed name to [v] ALIASES and ALIASING were already good, computer.txt |
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-ALIYOTH a new additional plural for aliyah polyorth |
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+ALIYOTH plural of ALIYAH [n/pl] polyorth |
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ALLIAK an Inuit sledge [n -S] Inuit |
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ALVAR an area of exposed limestone [n -S] |
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AMAUTI amautik [n -S] Inuit |
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AMAUTIK an Inuit woman's parka [n -S] : AMAUTI(s) Inuit |
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AMENTUM a mentally deficient person [n AMENTA] : AMENT(s) |
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-AMINOS new definition for AMINO (was an adjective) |
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+AMINOS plural of AMINOS [n/pl] new definition for AMINO |
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AMRIT amrita [n -S] : AMREETA AMRIT AMRITA new polyorth, hindu.txt |
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AMTRAK amtrac (an amphibious military vehicle) [n -S] AMTRAC and AMTRACK were already good, so new polyorth; also trains.txt |
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ANANDA extreme happiness [n -S] happy.txt, hindu.txt |
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ARTESIAN pertaining to a type of well [adj] new RETINA 8 |
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ARTIGI atigi (a type of Inuit parka) [n -S] |
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ARTSIE a student in an arts program [n -S] ARTSIES new stem bingo |
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-ASCON a type of sponge [n -S] ASCONOID (adj) |
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+ASCON a type of sponge [n -S] : ASCONOID |
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ASHINE shining [adj] |
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ASHPAN a tray under a grate to catch the ashes [n -S] smoking.txt |
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ASHRAMA a stage of life in Hinduism [n -S] hindu.txt |
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ASHTANGA a type of yoga [n -S] hindu.txt |
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ASKARI a soldier or police officer of eastern Africa [n -S] |
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-ASSONATE to use a word or syllable that resembles another in sound [v -TED -TING -TES] : ASSONANT(s) |
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+ASSONATE to use a word or syllable that resembles another in sound [v ASSONATED ASSONATING ASSONATES] : ASSONANT(s) |
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ASURA a Hindu demon [n -S] hindu.txt |
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ASWIM swimming [adj] |
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ATIGI a type of Inuit parka [n -S] : ARTIGI(s) |
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ATISHOO ahchoo [interj] |
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-ATTABOYS new definition for attaboy, so now it is pluralizable so why is ATTAGIRLS not also now good? |
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+ATTABOYS plural of ATTABOY [n/pl] new definition for attaboy, so now it is pluralizable; so why is ATTAGIRLS not also now good? |
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AUGH used to express despair or frustration [interj] : ARGH these get added to: AARGH AARRGH AARRGHH |
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AUMBRY ambry (a recess in a church [n AUMBRIES] : AMBERY AMBRY new polyorth: AMBERY AMBRY AUMBRY |
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-AUTODIAL to dial a telephone number automatically [v -DIALED or -DIALLED, -DIALING or DIALLING, -S] |
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+AUTODIAL to dial a telephone number automatically [v AUTODIALED or AUTODIALLED, AUTODIALING or AUTODIALLING, -S] |
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AUTOLOAD self-loading [adj] : AUTOLOADING note AUTOLOADING was already good. Computer.txt |
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AYAYA a type of singing among the Inuit [n -S] another new palindrome. Are there more palindromes in Inuit words, or does it just seem that way? |
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BABACU a babassu (a palm tree) [n -S] trees.txt |
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BALLBUSTERS too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good expurgated? |
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BALLCOCK a type of valve [n -S] |
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BALLGIRL a girl who retrieves balls during a game [n -S] : BALLBOY(s) |
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-BALLSED new definition for balls : to make a mistake in doing something [v BALLS BALLSED BALLSING] |
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-BALLSING new definition for balls : to make a mistake in doing something [v BALLS BALLSED BALLSING] |
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+BALLSED new definition for balls : to make a mistake in doing something [v BALLSED BALLSING BALLS] |
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+BALLSING new definition for balls : to make a mistake in doing something [v BALLSED BALLSING BALLS] |
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BALTI a type of Pakistani cuisine [n -S] |
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BANC a bench [n -S] french.txt |
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BANDIEST new definition for bandy : curved apart at the knees [adj BANDIER BANDIEST] new TISANE 8 |
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BAYER new definition for bay: dark reddish brown [adj BAYER BAYEST] horses.txt |
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BAYEST new definition for bay: dark reddish brown [adj BAYER BAYEST] horses.txt |
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BAYFRONT the shoreline of a bay (an inlet of the sea) [n -S] : BAYSIDE(s) |
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-BAYNODDY a bayman [n -DIES] |
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+BAYNODDY a bayman [n BAYNODDIES] |
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BAYSIDE the shore of a bay (an inlet of the sea) [n -S] : BAYFRONT(s) |
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BAYWOP unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good likely expurgated |
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BAYWOPS unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good likely expurgated |
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BAZOOM unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good expurgated or omitted from OSPD5 in error? BAZOOMS was good before, but not in OSPD4, so presume this is expurgated |
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BAZZ to throw (as a stone) [v -ED -ING -ES] |
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-BEAGLED beagle: to hunt with beagles (small hounds) : BEAGLER(s) beagle is now a verb (was just a noun); dogs.txt |
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+BEAGLED beagle: to hunt with beagles (small hounds) [v] : BEAGLER(s) beagle is now a verb (was just a noun); dogs.txt |
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BEAGLING the activity of hunting with beagles [n -S] : BEAGLER(s) dogs.txt |
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BEAL an infected sore (a painful place on the body) [n -S] : BEALING(s) |
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BEALING a beal [n -S] |
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BEERILY in a manner affected by beer, drunkenly [adv] alcohol.txt |
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BEERNUT a peanut with a sweet coating [n -S] also a trademark? Alcohol.txt |
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BEGAD used as a mild oath [interj] : EGAD |
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-BEGEM to bejewel [v -GEMMED -GEMMING -GEMS] jewelry.txt |
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+BEGEM to bejewel [v BEGEMMED BEGEMMING BEGEMS] jewelry.txt |
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BEIGER beige: [adj] beige compares now. Color.txt |
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BEIGEST beige: [adj] beige compares now |
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BEJASUS bejesus [n -ES] another new spelling. Already good: BEJEEZUS BEJESUS, and BEJABERS BEJABBERS BEJEEBERS |
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BIFOLDS new definition for bifold : a two-piece door [n] |
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BIMINI a type of awning for a yacht [n -S] ships.txt, places.txt |
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BING used to indicate a sudden action [interj] fruit.txt |
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-BINGINGS BINGEINGS is also good alcohol.txt |
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+BINGINGS BINGEINGS is also good; alcohol.txt |
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+BINGEINGS BINGINGS is also good; alcohol.txt |
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BINMAN a garbage collector [n BINMEN] |
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BIOCATALYSES too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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BIOCATALYSIS too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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BLEWIT unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good this is listed in OWL3 but not in OSPD5. The OSPD5 entry erroneously lists BLEWITS as the singular and BLEWITSES as the plural. Should be BLEWIT and BLEWITS only. |
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BLEWITS a pale blue mushroom [n -ES] this is an error: the mushroom is BLEWIT, and plural is BLEWITS. OWL3 includes BLEWIT, BLEWITS and BLEWITSES, while OSPD5 includes BLEWITS and BLEWITSES. BLEWIT needs to be added to OSPD5 and BLEWITSES should be removed from both OWL3 and OSPD5 |
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BLING to dress in a flashy manner [v -ED -ING -S] jewelry.txt |
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-BLINY a new additional plural for BLIN yiddish.txt |
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-BLOGGED blog is now a verb BLOGS and BLOGGING were already good, computer.txt |
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+BLINY plural of BLIN [n/pl] a new additional plural for BLIN; yiddish.txt |
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+BLOGGED tense of BLOG [v] blog is now a verb BLOGS and BLOGGING were already good, computer.txt |
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BLOKEISH resembling typical behaviour of a bloke [adj] : BLOKEY |
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BLOKEY blokeish [adj BLOKIER BLOKIEST] |
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BLOODTHIRSTIER too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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BURKHA a burka [n -S] BURKA and BURQA were already good |
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BURPEE a physical exercise [n -S] also a trademark; |
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BURRFISH a fish with erect spines [n -ES] fish.txt |
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-BUSHBABY a small tree-dwelling primate [n -BABIES] monkey.txt |
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+BUSHBABY a small tree-dwelling primate [n BUSHBABIES] monkey.txt |
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BUSHIES new definition for bushy : a person who lives in the bush [n] |
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BUSHLOT a woodlot [n -S] trees.txt |
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BUSKINGS |
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BUTTERCREAMS too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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BUTTERHEAD too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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BUTTERHEADS too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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-BUTTLE to serve as a butler [v -TLED -TLING -TLES] : BUTLE |
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+BUTTLE to serve as a butler [v BUTTLED BUTTLING BUTTLES] : BUTLE |
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BUZZBAIT a vibrating fishing lure [n -S] fish.txt |
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BUZZINGS unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good OWL3 says it's good, but it is not in OSPD5. error |
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BUZZKILL one that has a depressing or negative effect [n -S] |
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CAMI a camisole [n -S] |
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CAMWOOD an African hardwood tree [n -S] trees.txt |
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CANDYMAN one who sells illegal drugs [n CANDYMEN] drugs.txt |
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-CANINGS new plural |
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-CAPEESH capisce [interjection] |
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+CANINGS plural of CANING [n] |
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+CAPEESH capisce [interj] |
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CAPISCE used to ask if one understands [interj] : CAPEESH italian.txt |
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CAPONISE caponize [v -SED -SING -SES] birds.txt |
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CAPOT a capote [n -S] |
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CAPRI a woman's tapered pants [n -S] CAPRIS was already good. Places.txt |
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CARINGLY in a caring manner [adv] |
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-CARINGS new plural |
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+CARINGS plural of CARING [n] |
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CARNIVALESQUE too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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CASHBACK an incentive of cash given back to the purchaser [n -S] |
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CASSIOPE an evergreen shrub [n -S] trees.txt |
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CAUTERISED too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good CAUTERISE was added to OWL3, but all the conjugations are missing |
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CAUTERISES too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good CAUTERISE was added to OWL3, but all the conjugations are missing |
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CAUTERISING too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good CAUTERISE was added to OWL3, but all the conjugations are missing |
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-CAVA a sparkling Spanish wine [n -s] alcohol.txt |
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+CAVA a sparkling Spanish wine [n -S] alcohol.txt |
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CAZH slang for casual [adj] |
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CELEBRATIVE too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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CELEBUTANTE too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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COROZO a tropical palm tree [n -S] trees.txt |
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CORRETTO espresso with booze [n -S] italian.txt |
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COSTINGS |
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-COTEAUS additional plural for coteau (previously only COTEAUX was good) |
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+COTEAUS plural of COTEAU [n] : COTEAUX additional plural for coteau (previously only COTEAUX was good) |
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COTTAGED new definition for cottage : to vacation at a small house [v COTTAGED COTTAGING] |
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COUNTERPLAYED unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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COUNTERPLAYING unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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DAS da [n] |
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DATINGS |
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DAWNINGS |
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-DEBUR to deburr [v -BURRED -BURRING -BURS] definition in OSPD5 actually says "BEBURR" which appears to be a typo |
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-DEBURR to remove rough edges from [v -BURRED -BURRING -BURS] : DEBUR |
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+DEBUR to deburr [v DEBURRED DEBURRING DEBURS] definition in OSPD5 actually says "BEBURR" which appears to be a typo |
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+DEBURR to remove rough edges from [v DEBURRED DEBURRING DEBURS] : DEBUR |
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DECADELONG too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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DECAN one of the three equal 10-degree divisions of a sign of the Zodiac [n -S] astronomy.txt |
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DECANAI unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good printed in OWL3 but not in OSPD5. appears to be an error |
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DEFRIEND to remove (a person's name) from a list of friends [v -ED -ING -S] : UNFRIEND facebook |
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DEIONISE deionize [v -SED -SING -SES] : DEIONISER(s) |
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DEIONISER deionizer [n -S] this is in OSPD5 even though it's a 9 |
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-DEMOI new plural of DEMOS [n] DEMOSES used to be the only plural of DEMOS, now OSPD5 only lists DEMOI even though OWL3 has both plurals. Definitely an error somewhere |
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+DEMOI new plural of DEMOS [n/pl] DEMOSES used to be the only plural of DEMOS, now OSPD5 only lists DEMOI even though OWL3 has both plurals. Definitely an error somewhere |
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DEP a convenience store [n -S] |
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DEPS dep [n] |
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DEPUTISE deputize [v -SED -SING -SES] |
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DESI a person of Indian, Pakistani, or Banladeshi birth who lives abroad [n -S] : DESHI(s) hindu.txt |
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DETRITIVORE too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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DETRITIVORES too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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-DETUNE to adjust an instrument so that it is no longer in tune [v -TUNED -TUNING -TUNES] finally! |
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+DETUNE to adjust an instrument so that it is no longer in tune [v DETUNED DETUNING DETUNES] finally! |
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DEVI a Hindu goddess [n -S] hindu.txt |
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DHIKR a Sufi religious ceremony [n -S] arabic.txt |
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DICKERER one who dickers [n -S] |
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DOUT to extinguish (as a fire) [v -ED -ING -S] fire.txt |
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DOWNHOLE used down or in an oil well [adj] |
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DOWNILY in a downy manner [adv] |
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-DOWNRATE to make lower in value [v -RATED -RATING -RATES] new anagrame for DANEWORT and TEARDOWN |
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+DOWNRATE to make lower in value [v DOWNRATED DOWNRATING DOWNRATES] new anagrame for DANEWORT and TEARDOWN |
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DOWSINGS |
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DREAMSCAPE unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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DREAMSCAPES unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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EEJIT an idiot [n -S] stupid.txt |
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EENSY tiny [adj EENSIER EENSIEST] |
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EEW eeew [interj] |
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-EGGIER eggy: tasting or smelling of egg [adj EGGIEST] eggy now compares |
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-EGGIEST eggy: tasting or smelling of egg [adj EGGIER] eggy now compares |
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-EGOTIZE to talk and think about oneself excessively [v -TIZED -TIZING -TIZES] |
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+EGGIER eggy: tasting or smelling of egg [adj EGGIER EGGIEST] eggy now compares |
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+EGGIEST eggy: tasting or smelling of egg [adj EGGIER EGGIEST] eggy now compares |
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+EGOTIZE to talk and think about oneself excessively [v EGOTIZED EGOTIZING EGOTIZES] |
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EJIDO a pice of land farmed communally in Mexico [n -S] spanish.txt |
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EKKA a one-horse vehicle of India [n -S] |
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ELBOWINGS new definition for elbowing : the act of fouling an opponent with an elbow [n] |
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EUROLAND the eurozone [n -S] currency.txt |
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EUROZONE the area formed by the countries using the euro [n -S] : EUROLAND(s) currency.txt |
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EXOGENIC formed or occurring on the surface of the earth [adj] : EXOGENOUS, EXOGENISM(s) |
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-EXTROPY the prediction that human intelligence will enable life to expand throughout the universe [n -PIES] |
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+EXTROPY the prediction that human intelligence will enable life to expand throughout the universe [n EXTRPIES] |
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EYELETED additional conjugation for eyelet [v] |
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EYELETING additional conjugation for eyelet [v] |
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EYEPATCH a patch worn by pirates (or to protect an injured eye) [n -ES] |
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FACEOFF the action that starts a hockey game [n -S] |
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FACTICE a rubber-like material [n -S] |
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FACTUM a statement of the fact of a case begin appealed [n -S or FACTA] |
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-FAFF to make a fuss [v - ED -ING -S] |
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+FAFF to make a fuss [v -ED -ING -S] |
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FAH fa [n -S] |
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FAHS fah [n] |
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FAIRIER new definition for fairy : pertaining to or resembling a fairy [adj FAIRIER FAIRIEST] gay.txt |
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FANGIRL a female who is an enthusiastic devotee of something [n -S] : FANBOY(s) |
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FASHIONY fashionable, trendy [adj] |
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FATHERINGS too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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-FAUCETRY an array of faucets [n -TRIES] |
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+FAUCETRY an array of faucets [n FAUCETRIES] |
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FAUNIST a specialist on faunas [n -S] |
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FAVORABILITIES too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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FAVORABILITY too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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FAXABLE capable of being faxed [adj] |
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-FEEDINGS feeding is now a noun on its own FEEDING was good before, as a verb conjugation only, FEEDINGS is new |
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+FEEDINGS feeding is now a noun on its own FEEDING was good before, as a verb conjugation only, FEEDINGS is new |
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FELTY resembling felt (a cloth made from wool) [adj FELTIER FELTIEST] fabric.txt |
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FENING a monetary unit of Bosnia and Herzegovina [n -S] currency.txt |
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FESTA a religious festival [n -S] religion.txt |
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FLIPPIER flippy [adj FLIPPIER FLIPPIEST] FLIPPY was good |
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FLIPPIEST flippy [adj FLIPPIER FLIPPIEST] FLIPPY was good |
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FLIXWEED a plant in the mustard family [n -S] |
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-FLUTEYER additional comparitor for flutey [adj FLUTEYER FLUTEYEST, FLUTIER FLUTIEST] musicalinstruments.txt |
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-FLUTEYEST additional comparitor for flutey [adj FLUTEYER FLUTEYEST, FLUTIER FLUTIEST] musicalinstruments.txt |
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+FLUTEYER additional comparitor for flutey [adj FLUTEYER or FLUTIER, FLUTEYEST or FLUTIEST] musicalinstruments.txt |
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+FLUTEYEST additional comparitor for flutey [adj FLUTEYER or FLUTIER, FLUTEYEST or FLUTIEST] musicalinstruments.txt |
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FOALINGS horses.txt |
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FOETIDLY fetidly (having an offensive odor) [adv] |
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FOGGINGS weather.txt |
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FOOTBED the insole in a boot or shoe [n -S] |
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FOOTLONG a hotdog one foot long [n -S] |
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FOREX a portmanteau: foreign exchange [n -ES] |
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-FOXBERRY a cowberry [n -BERRIES] fruit.txt |
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+FOXBERRY a cowberry [n FOXBERRIES] fruit.txt |
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FRACK to engage in fracking [v -ED -ING -S] : FRACKING(s) |
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FRACKING the injection of fluid into shale beds in order to free up petroleum [n -S] : FRACK |
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FRANCISE francize [v -SED -SING -SES] |
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FRANKUM the hardened resin of a spruce tree [n -S] trees.txt |
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FREERIDE a type of snowboard [n -S] |
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-FRENEMY someone who purports to be a friend but is actually an enemy [n -MIES] portmanteau |
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+FRENEMY someone who purports to be a friend but is actually an enemy [n FRENEMIES] portmanteau |
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FREON unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good omitted from OSPD5 because it is a trademark? |
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FREONS unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good omitted from OSPD5 because it is a trademark? |
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FRESHERS fresher has new definition : a freshman [n -S] FRESHER was only an adjectival form before |
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FRICOT an Acadian stew with potatoes and meat or fish [n -S] |
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-FRILLERY an arrangement of frills [n -RIES] : FRILLER(s) |
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+FRILLERY an arrangement of frills [n FRILLERIES] : FRILLER(s) |
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FRILLIES an item of women's underwear [n/pl] |
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FRINGINGS fringing: an ornamental border of loose short strips [n] |
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FRIULANO a mild Italian cheese [n -S] cheese.txt |
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FUDGY resembling fudge (a soft, sweet candy) [adj FUDGIER FUDGIEST] about time. Candy.txt |
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FUNDABLE able to provide money for [adj] |
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FUNDINGS funding: money provided for a particular purpose [n] |
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-FUNGOS fungo plural used to just be FUNGOES |
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+FUNGOS plural of FUNGO [n] : FUNGOES fungo plural used to just be FUNGOES |
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FUNKSTER a fan or performer of earthy, bluesy music [n -S] pfunk* still not acceptable |
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FUNSTER one that makes fun; a comedian [n -S] : PUNSTER(s) funny.txt |
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FURBALL a ball of fur regurgitated by a cat [n -S] cats.txt |
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GABBA aggressive sounding music with a very fast beat [n -S] |
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GACH to gatch [v -ED -ING -ES] : GACHER(s), GACH GATCH GAUCH |
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GACHER one that gaches [n -S] : GACHER GATCHER GAUCHER |
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-GALED new definition for gale : to frolic playfully [GALED GALING] weather.txt |
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-GALING new definition for gale : to frolic playfully [GALED GALING] weather.txt |
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+GALED new definition for gale : to frolic playfully [v GALED GALING] weather.txt |
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+GALING new definition for gale : to frolic playfully [v GALED GALING] weather.txt |
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GALLOWAY a breed of hornless cattle [n -S] place name? |
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GAMEBOOK a book of strategies used by a sports team [n -S] |
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GAMEFISH a fish caught for sport [n -ES] fish.txt |
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GASTROPUBS too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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GATCH to behave boastfully [v -ED -ING -ES]: GATCHER(s), GACH GATCH GAUCH |
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GATCHER one that gatches [n -S] : GACHER GATCHER GAUCHER |
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-GAUCH to gatch [n -ED -ING -ES] : GACHER(s), GACH GATCH GAUCH |
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+GAUCH to gatch [v -ED -ING -ES] : GACHER(s), GACH GATCH GAUCH |
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GAUCHER one that gauches [n -S] : GACHER GATCHER GAUCHER |
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GAUNCH underpants [n -ES] : GAUNCH GINCH GITCH GONCH GOTCH polyorth |
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GAWMOGE a clownish person [n -S] |
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GENNING gen is now a verb: to provide or obtain information [v GENNED GENNING GENS] gen and gens were previously good |
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GENUFLEXION too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good GENUFLECTION(s) is already good |
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GENUFLEXIONS too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good GENUFLECTION(s) is already good |
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-GEOCACHE to search for hidden objects using GPS [v -CACHED -CACHING -CACHES] |
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+GEOCACHE to search for hidden objects using GPS [v GEOCACHED GEOCACHING GEOCACHES] |
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GHAZAL an amatory lyric poem [n -S] |
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GI a martial arts garment [n -S] japanese.txt |
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GIF a computer file in a type of image format [n -S] |
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GUNPORT an opening in a ship or airplane for a gun to shoot through [n -S] guns.txt |
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GUNTER a type of sail [n -S] ships.txt |
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GURDWARA a Sikh temple [n -S] religion.txt |
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-GURDY a winch on a fishing boat [n -DIES] ships.txt |
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+GURDY a winch on a fishing boat [n GURDIES] ships.txt |
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GURGLY making bubbling sounds [adj GURGLIER GURGLIEST] |
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-GUSTOS previously GUSTOES was the only plural of GUSTO |
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+GUSTOS plural of GUSTO [n] : GUSTOES previously GUSTOES was the only plural of GUSTO |
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GUTFUL an excessive amount [n -S] |
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GYMSLIP a sleeveless tunic often worn by schoolgirls [n -S] |
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GYNIE a gynecologist [n -S] : GYNO(s) reproduction.txt |
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GYNO a gynecologist [n -S] : GYNIE(s) reproduction.txt |
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GYPO a small-time logging operator [n -S] : GYPPO(s) trees.txt |
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-GYPOS |
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+GYPOS plural of GYPO [n] : GYPPO(s) |
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GYPPO a small-time logging operator [n -S] : GYPO(s) trees.txt |
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HACKINGS computer.txt |
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HAICK a haik [n -S] arabic.txt |
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HWYL an emotion that inspires impassioned eloquence [n -S] |
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HYPERVARIABLE too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good math.txt |
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ICEFISH to fish through a hole in the ice on lake or river [v -ED -ING -ES] fish.txt |
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-ICESCAPE a landscape covered in ice [n -S[ |
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+ICESCAPE a landscape covered in ice [n -S] |
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ICEWORM a small worm found in glaciers [n -S] |
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ICKS new definition for ick : something sticky or disgusting [n] |
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IDENT identification [n -S] computer.txt |
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IRONISE ironize [v -SED -SING -SES] another one bites the dust |
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IRONLESS having no iron [adj] new SENIOR 8 |
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ITEMISER itemizer [n -S] |
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-IVORIED new adjetive form for ivory |
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+IVORIED of IVORY [adj] new adjective form for ivory |
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IVORIER unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good looks like they have a new def for ivory as an adjective that compares, but it is not printed in OSPD5 |
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IVORIEST unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good looks like they have a new def for ivory as an adjective that compares, but it is not printed in OSPD5 |
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IXNAY not! [interj] pig latin makes the bigtime |
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JAILBAITS unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good JAILBAIT was in OSPD4 as an adjective; it appears to be a noun now, and both JAILBAIT and JAILBAITS are expurgated |
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JAKER unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good not in OSPD5 |
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JAKEST unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good not in OSPD5 |
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-JAMBEAUS additional plural for jambeau (previously only JAMBEAUX was good) |
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+JAMBEAUS plural of JAMBEAU [n] : JAMBEAUX additional plural for jambeau (previously only JAMBEAUX was good) |
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JANNEY to janny [v -ED -ING -S] |
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-JANNY to act as a disguised merrymaker at christmas [v -NIED -NYING -NIES] : JANNEY, JANNYING(s) |
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+JANNY to act as a disguised merrymaker at christmas [v JANNIED JANNYING JANNIES] : JANNEY, JANNYING(s) |
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JANNYING the act of one who jannies [n -S] |
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JEALOUSER too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good since JEALOUS is a 7, this should be in OSPD as an inflection |
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JEALOUSEST too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good since JEALOUS is a 7, this should be in OSPD as an inflection |
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JOBBIE an example of its type [n -S] |
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JOCKDOM the world of athletes [n -S] |
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JOCKY resembling an athlete [adj JOCKIER JOCKIEST] |
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-JOOK a tavern that has a jukebox [n -s} |
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+JOOK a tavern that has a jukebox [n -S] |
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JOSHINGS |
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JOYPAD a device for controlling a computer game [n -S] computers.txt |
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JUDGEMENTAL unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good JUDGMENTAL was already good |
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JUDICARE government-paid legal services [n -S] |
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JUDY a woman [n JUDIES] names.txt |
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-JUMAR to climb with ropes using a type of clamp [v -MARED or -MARRED, -MARING or -MARRING,-MARS] |
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+JUMAR to climb with ropes using a type of clamp [v JUMARED or JUMARRED, JUMARING or JUMARRING, JUMARS] |
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JUMBIE a spirit of a dead person [n -S] death.txt |
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JUMPINGS |
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JUMPSIES a game involving jumping over a taut rope [n/pl] |
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JUSES unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good appears to be an error, since the legal definition of JUS has plural of JURA; but perhaps this is a plural for the French definition, since they also added VERJUSES |
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JUVIE juvenile detention [n -S] crime.txt |
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KABADDI a tackling sport of South Asia [n -S] |
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-KABLOOEY [interj] : KABLOOIE thank you Bill Watterson? |
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+KABLOOEY kablooie [interj] : KABLOOIE thank you Bill Watterson? |
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KABLOOIE kablooey [interj] thank you Bill Watterson? |
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KABLOONA a person who is not Inuit [n -S or -T] more Inuit |
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KABOCHA a japanese squash [n -S] japanese.txt |
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KARRI an Australian eucalyptus [n -S] trees.txt |
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KATANA a Japanese single-edged sword [n -S] japanese.txt |
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KATHUMP a loud thudding sound [n -S] |
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-KATSINA kachina [n -M or -S] KACHINA KATCHINA KATCINA were already good |
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+KATSINA kachina [n KATSINAM or -S] : KACHINA KATCHINA KATCINA KACHINA KATCHINA KATCINA were already good |
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KAZACHOC kazachok [n -S] from russian |
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KEENINGS |
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KELPFISH a fish that lives in the kelp [n -ES] fish.txt |
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KIKUYU a type of grass [n -S] also the name of a people in Africa? |
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KIPPA a yarmulke [n -S] : KIPPAH yiddish.txt |
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KIPPAH a yarmulke [n -S] : KIPPA yiddish.txt |
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-KISSIER kissy now compares |
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-KISSIEST kissy now compares |
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+KISSIER comparative of kissy [adj] kissy now compares |
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+KISSIEST comparative of kissy [adj] kissy now compares |
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KITINGS crime.txt |
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KLIEG a bright electric lamp used in movie making [n -S] |
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KNAIDEL a type of dumpling [n -S or KNAIDLACH] : KNEIDEL yiddish.txt |
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MANKY inferior or defective [adj MANKIER MANKIEST] new TISANE 8 |
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MANOEUVRABILITY too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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MANOEUVRABLE too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good MANOEUVRE [v] was already good |
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-MANSCAPE to trim or remove a man's body hair to enhance appearance [v -SCAPED -SCAPING -SCAPES] |
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+MANSCAPE to trim or remove a man's body hair to enhance appearance [v MANSCAPED MANSCAPING MANSCAPES] |
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MARIONBERRIES too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good fruit.txt |
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MARIONBERRY too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good fruit.txt |
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MAULINGS new definition for mauling : the act of injuring by beating or biting [n] |
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MICROMETRE micrometer [n -S] |
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MIGAWD used to express surprise [interj] |
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MIKVA a mikvah [n -S] : MIKVA MIKVAH MIKVEH yiddish.txt |
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-MILING the activity of running in a one-mile race [n -s] |
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+MILING the activity of running in a one-mile race [n -S] |
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MILLILITRE too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good milliliter [n -S] |
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MILLIMETRE too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good millimeter [n -S] |
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MILQUETOAST too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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NANO science that deals with materials on an atomic or molecular scale [n -S] numbers.txt |
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NANOBOT a very small self-propelled machine [n -S] |
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NANOCRYSTALLINE unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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-NARKIER narky (irritable) now compares |
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-NARKIEST narky (irritable) now compares |
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+NARKIER comparative of NARKY [adj] narky (irritable) now compares |
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+NARKIEST comparative of NARKY [adj] narky (irritable) now compares |
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NAV navigation [n -S] aviation.txt |
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NAVS nav [n] aviation.txt |
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NEMATICS new definition of nematic : a liquid crystal in a particular phase [n] new TISANE 8 |
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NINER a student in the ninth grade [n -S] aviation.txt, numbers.txt |
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NINJUTSU the traditional Japanese method of spying [n -S] japanese.txt |
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NIQAAB a veil worn by some Muslim women [n -S] : NIQAB(s) arabic.txt |
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-NIQAB niqaab [n -S} arabic.txt |
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+NIQAB niqaab [n -S] arabic.txt |
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NONARY a group of nine [n NONARIES] numbers.txt |
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NONBROADCASTS too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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NONBUSINESSES too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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NOTEWORTHIEST too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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NOWHERESVILLE too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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NOWHERESVILLES too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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-NOYAU a liquer made of brandy and fruit kernels [n -X] french.txt, alcohol.txt |
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+NOYAU a liquer made of brandy and fruit kernels [n NOYAUX] french.txt, alcohol.txt |
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NUFF enough [n -S] polyorth |
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NUG a chunk of wood sawn from a log [n -S] |
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NUGS nug [n] |
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OUTMANOEUVRING too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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OUTPSYCH to defeat by psychological means [v -ED -ING -S] |
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OUTRO a concluding passage in a piece of music [n -S] |
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-OUTSTEP to step beyond [v -STEPPED -STEPPING -S] dance.txt |
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+OUTSTEP to step beyond [v OUTSTEPPED OUTSTEPPING -S] dance.txt |
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OVERBLOWINGS too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good new def creates a new plural |
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OVERFATIGUING too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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OWLERY a place where owls live [n OWLERIES] you have to thank JK Rowling for this addition. Birds.txt |
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PANLIKE resembling a pan, a container used for cooking [adj] |
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PAPERWHITE too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good flowers.txt |
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PAPERWHITES too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good flowers.txt |
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-PARABOLAE new additional plural for PARABOLA math.txt |
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+PARABOLAE plural of PARABOLA [n] : PARABOLAS new additional plural for PARABOLA; math.txt |
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PAREN a parenthesis [n -S] |
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PARKIN a kind of bread made with lolasses and oatmeal [n -S] |
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PARKOUR the sport of traversing environmental obstacles by running, climbing, or leaping [n -S] |
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PAUA Maori name for abalone shell [n -S] (but IWI* is still not good) |
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PAURAQUE a long-tailed nocturnal bird [n -S] birds.txt |
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PAUROPOD any of a class of minute many-legged arthropods [n -S] |
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-PEABERRY a coffee berry have a single round seed [n -BERRIES] fruit.txt |
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+PEABERRY a coffee berry have a single round seed [n PEABERRIES] fruit.txt |
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PEACHICK a young peafown [n -S] birds.txt |
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PEARLISED pearlized [adj] jewelry.txt |
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PEENINGS |
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PUGGINGS |
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PUKEY resembling or suggestive of vomit [adj PUKIER PUKIEST] toilet.txt |
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PULAO rice pilaf [n -S] polyorth |
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-PULAS new plural for PULA currency.txt |
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+PULAS plural of PULA [n/pl] new plural for PULA; furrency.txt |
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PULK a small sled [n -S] : PULKA(s) Inuit |
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PULKA pulk [n -S] Inuit |
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PULLEYED new definition for pulley : to hoist with a pulley [v -ED -ING -S] physics.txt |
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QIGONG chinese exercise method [n -S] |
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QUANTISE quantize [v -SED -SING -SES] AEINST stem |
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QUEENCUP a flowering plant [n -S] royalty.txt |
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-QUEENY showily effeminate [adj] QUEENIER, QUEENIEST] gay.txt |
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+QUEENY showily effeminate [adj QUEENIER QUEENIEST] gay.txt |
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QUESTIONINGLY too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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QUESTIONINGS too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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QUILLOW a quilt made into a pillow(?!) [n -S] sleep.txt |
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RABASKA a large canoe [n -S] ships.txt |
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RAFTINGS ship.txt |
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RAGER one that rages [n -S] |
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-RAGGA music that combines reggae and hip hop |
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+RAGGA music that combines reggae and hip hop [n] |
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RAGGINGS |
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RAGWORM an aquatic worm [n -S] |
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RAILCARD a card that allows buying railroad tickets at a discount [n -S] trains.txt |
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REORGANISE to reorganize [v -ED -ING -S] : REORGANISE REORGANIZE |
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REPOINT to replace or repair mortar in brickwork [v -ED -ING -S] new SENIOR 8 |
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RESES new definition for RES: a university dorm or residence [n] |
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-RESKIN to replace the outermost later of an aircraft or motor vehicle [v -SKINNED -SKINNING -SKINS] |
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+RESKIN to replace the outermost later of an aircraft or motor vehicle [v RESKINNED RESKINNING RESKINS] |
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REZ reservation [n REZES or REZZES] |
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RIBALDER RIBALD now compares [adj RIBALDER RIBALDEST] |
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RIBALDEST RIBALD now compares [adj RIBALDER RIBALDEST] |
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RONDE a dance in which the dancers move in a circle [n -S] dance.txt |
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RONIN a masterless samurai [n -S] japanese.txt |
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ROO a kangaroo [n -S] |
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-ROOMSFUL a new additional plural of ROOMFUL [n] ROOMFULS was already good |
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+ROOMSFUL a new additional plural of ROOMFUL [n/pl] ROOMFULS was already good |
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ROOS roo [n] |
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ROPINGS |
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ROSEBOWL a bowl for displaying cut roses [n -S] not the football game, then. Flowers.txt |
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RUBBISHED new definition for rubbish : to reject as worthless [v RUBBISHED RUBBISHING RUBBISHES] |
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RUBBISHING new definition for rubbish : to reject as worthless [v RUBBISHED RUBBISHING RUBBISHES] |
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RUBBYDUB a rubby [n -S] alcohol.txt |
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-RUBLI new additional plural of RUBEL currency.txt |
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+RUBLI plural of RUBEL [n/pl] new additional plural of RUBEL currency.txt |
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RUCOLA arugula [n -S] : RUGOLA(s) |
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RUKH a roc [n -S] birds.txt |
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RUMDUM an alcoholic [n -S] alcohol.txt |
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SAPELE a large tropical African tree [n -S] trees.txt |
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SAPPINGS |
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SARANGI a stringed instrument of India [n -S] musicalinstruments.txt, hindu.txt |
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-SARGASSA new additional plural for SARGASSO |
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+SARGASSA plural of SARGASSO [n] : SARGASSOS new additional plural for SARGASSO |
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SARKILY in a sarky (sarcastic) manner [adv] |
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SARNIE a sandwich [n -S] AEINRS stem |
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SATINED new definition for satin : to give a glossy surface to [v SATINED SATINING SATINS] AEINST stem |
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SCHMUCKY acting like a schmuck, foolish, contemptible [adj SCHMUCKIER SCHMUCKIEST] yiddish.txt |
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SCHMUTZ dirt, grime [n -ES] yiddish.txt |
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SCHTUM silent [adj] : SHTUM yiddish.txt |
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-SCHVITZ to shvitz [v -ED -ES -ING] yiddish.txt |
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+SCHVITZ to shvitz [v -ED -ING -ES] yiddish.txt |
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SCOPA a small tuft of hair on the body of an insect [n -E] insects.txt |
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SCORINGS |
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SCRABBLINGS too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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SCRAPYARD too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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SCRAPYARDS too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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SCROB to scrape with or as with claws [v SCROBBED SCROBBING SCROBS] |
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-SCRUMMY delicious [adj -MIER -MIEST] : NUMMY |
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-SCRUMPLE to crumple, wrinkle [v -PLED -PLING -PLES] |
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-SCRUMPY rough cider [n -PIES] alcohol.txt |
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+SCRUMMY delicious [adj SCRUMMIER SCRUMMIEST] : NUMMY |
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+SCRUMPLE to crumple, wrinkle [v SCRUMPLED SCRUMPLING SCRUMPLES] |
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+SCRUMPY rough cider [n SCRUMPIES] alcohol.txt |
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SCUMBALL a dirtbag [n -S] : SCUMBAG(s) |
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SCUZZBAG a dirty or contemptible person [n -S] : SCUZZ, SCUMBAG |
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SEAFOAM foam formed on the sea [n -S] |
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SEMEE covered all over with small heraldic figures [adj] : SEME(s) heraldry |
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SEMIBOLD printed in a typeface with strokes not as thick as boldface [adj] |
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SEMIEVERGREENS too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good SEMIEVERGREEN was good before (adj) |
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-SENES a new plural for SENE currency.txt |
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+SENES plural of SENE [n/pl] a new plural for SENE; currency.txt |
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SEPS an african lizard [n -ES] SEPSES already existed as a plural of SEPSIS. Reptiles.txt |
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SEPTORIA a type of fungus [n -S] mushrooms.txt |
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SEQUESTERES too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good added in error? Can't find anything that makes sense for this |
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SHEN the spiritual element of a person's psyche [n SHEN] |
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SHERO a female hero [n -ES] |
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SHERWANI a knee-length coat worn by some men of India [n -S] new ARSINE 8 |
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-SHHH SH [interj} : SH SHH SHHH SH and SHH were good already |
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+SHHH SH [interj] : SH SHH SHHH SH and SHH were good already |
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SHIKARA a light, flat-bottomed boat in Kashmir [n -S] ships.txt |
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SHIKKERED unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good adjective for SHIKKER (a drunk)? Alcohol.txt |
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SHIKRA a small sparrow hawk [n -S] birds.txt |
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SHROOMER one who enjoys eating shrooms [n -S] mushrooms.txt, drugs.txt |
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SHTUM schtum [adj] yiddish.txt |
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SHURA an advisory council [n -S] arabic.txt |
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-SHVITZ to sweat [v -ED -ES -ING] : SCHVITZ yiddish.txt |
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+SHVITZ to sweat [v -ED -ING -ES] : SCHVITZ yiddish.txt |
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SIG a short personalized message at the end of an email, a signature [n -S] computer.txt |
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SIGNINGS |
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SIGS sig [n] computer.txt |
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SIPPABLE capable of being sipped [adj] alcohol.txt |
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SITU unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good SITUS was already acceptable |
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SIXER the leader of a group of six Brownies or Cub scouts [n -S] |
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-SKED to schedule [n SKEDDED SKEDDING SKEDS] |
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+SKED to schedule [v SKEDDED SKEDDING SKEDS] |
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SKEEVY repulsive, disgusting [adj SKEEVIER SKEEVIEST] : PERVY |
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-SKIBOBBED new definition for skibob: now it's a verb [v SKIBOB] SKIBOB(s) and SKIBOBBING(s) were already good |
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+SKIBOBBED SKIBOB [v SKIBOBBED SKIBOBBING SKIBOBS] new definition for skibob: now it's a verb -- SKIBOB(s) and SKIBOBBING(s) were already good |
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SKIDDINGS skidding: the work of hauling logs from a cutting area [n] new plural |
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SKIDOOER one that rides on a snowmobile [n -S] |
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SKIDPAD a road surface on which drivers can practice controlling skidding [n -S] cars.txt |
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SKINNIES skinny: one that is skinny or the lowdown [n] new plural |
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SKOL to skoal (to drink to the health of) [v -ED -ING -S] alcohol.txt |
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SKOOKUMS skookum: an evil spirit [n] new plural |
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-SKRY to scry [v -SKRIED SKRYING SKRIES] |
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+SKRY to scry [v SKRIED SKRYING SKRIES] |
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SKYGLOW a glow in the night sky resulting from urban lights [n -S] astronomy.txt |
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SKYLESS having the sky obscured by clouds [adj] weather.txt |
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SKYSCAPE a view of the sky [n -S] |
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SPITTLY resembling spittle (saliva) [adj] |
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SPOKESMODEL too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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SPOKESMODELS too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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-SPONGEING sponging was already good |
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+SPONGEING tense of SPONGE [v] : SPONGING SPONGED sponging was already good |
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SPONGELIKE too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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SPOONER one who engages in spooning (amourous behaviour) [n -S] |
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-SPRITELY fully of energy [adj SPRITELIER SPRITELIEST] : SPRIGHTLY SPRIGHTLIER and SPRIGHTLIEST were already good |
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+SPRITELY fully of energy [adj SPRITELIER SPRITELIEST] : SPRIGHTLY SPRIGHTLIER SPRIGHTLIEST SPRIGHTLY SPRIGHTLIER SPRIGHTLIEST were already good |
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SPRITZY emitting a spray [adj SPRITZIER SPRITZIEST] |
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SPROG a small child [n -S] : SPROGLET(s) |
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SPROGLET a sprog [n -S] |
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SUMATRIPTAN too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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SUMATRIPTANS too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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SUMI a type of black Japanese ink [n -S] japanese.txt |
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-SUMY new definition and plural for sum: a monetary unit of Uzbekistan currency.txt |
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+SUMY plural of SUM, a monetary unit of Uzbekistan [n] currency.txt |
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SUPERFLY showily pretentious [adj] |
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SUS to suss [v SUSED SUSING SUSES] |
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SWEETGRASS too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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@@ -1791,16 +1792,16 @@ |
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TAIKO a barrel-shaped Japanese drum [n -S] japansese.txt, musicalinstruments.txt |
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TAJINE tagine [n -S] AEINST stem |
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TALBOT a large dog of an extinct breed [n -S] dogs.txt |
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-TALCIER unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good appears that the newly added TALCY compares, but the -ier and -iest words were omitted from OSPD5. note that TALCKY was already good, but didnt compare and still doesn't |
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-TALCIEST unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good appears that the newly added TALCY compares, but the -ier and -iest words were omitted from OSPD5. note that TALCKY was already good, but didnt compare and still doesn't |
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+TALCIER unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good appears that the newly added TALCY compares, but the -ier and -iest words were omitted from OSPD5. note that TALCKY was already good, but didn't compare and still doesn't |
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+TALCIEST unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good appears that the newly added TALCY compares, but the -ier and -iest words were omitted from OSPD5. note that TALCKY was already good, but didn't compare and still doesn't |
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TALCUMED new definition for talcum : to treat with a powder made from talc [v TALCUMED TALCUMING] : TALCED TALCKED, TALCING TALCKING |
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TALCUMING new definition for talcum : to treat with a powder made from talc [v TALCUMED TALCUMING] : TALCED TALCKED, TALCING TALCKING |
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TALKFEST gabfest [n -S] |
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TALLOWIER unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good TALLOWY was already good, now it compares. It should be in OSPD5 |
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TALLOWIEST unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good TALLOWY was already good, now it compares. It should be in OSPD5 |
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-TALLYHOES additional plural for tallyho : TALLYHOS was already good |
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+TALLYHOES plural of TALLYHO [n] : TALLYHOS additional plural for tallyho : TALLYHOS was already good |
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TAMPINGS |
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-TANGOES additional plural for tango dance.txt |
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+TANGOES plural of TANGO [n] : TANGOS additional plural for tango; dance.txt |
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TAPETUMS unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good OSPD5 just lists TAPETA as the only plural of TAPETUM, so why does OWL3 include TAPETUMS? |
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TAPINGS |
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TARABISH a type of card game [n -ES] cards.txt |
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TASE to stun with a gun that fires electified darts [v TASED TASING TASES] crime.txt |
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TASSO a spicy cured pork [n -S] pigs.txt |
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TASTINGS |
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-TAYBERRY a dark red fruit that is a cross between a blackberry and a tayberry and doesn't taste as good as either one of them [n -BERRIES] fruit.txt |
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+TAYBERRY a dark red fruit that is a cross between a blackberry and a tayberry and doesn't taste as good as either one of them [n TAYBERRIES] fruit.txt |
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TAYRA a large mammal of Central and South America [n -S] |
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TE the musical note TI [n -S] |
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TEARLIKE resembling a tear [adj] |
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@@ -1829,7 +1830,7 @@ |
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TERES either of two muscles helping to rotate the arm [n TERETES] |
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TERESES unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good OSPD5 gives the plural of the new TERES as just TERETES, so either this was omitted from OSPD5 in error or added in error to OWL3 |
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TERRASSE a paved area outside a French café [n TERRASSE] french.txt |
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-TES plural of the new TE |
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+TES plural of TE [n/pl] |
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TESTINGS |
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TEXTED to send a message from one cell phone to another [v -ED -ING -S] : TEXTER(s) |
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TEXTER one that texts [n -S] |
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TITCHIE titchy [adj TITCHIER TITCHIEST] |
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TITCHY very small [adj TITCHIER TITCHIEST] : TITCHIE |
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TIX tickets [n/pl] |
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-TIYIN tyin [n -S] : TIYIN(s) TIYN(s) TYIN TYIYN TYIN and TYIYN were already good (but they dont take -S). Currency.txt |
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-TIYN tyin [n -S] : TIYIN(s) TIYN(s) TYIN TYIYN TYIN and TYIYN were already good (but they dont take -S). Currency.txt |
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+TIYIN tyin [n -S] : TIYIN(s) TIYN(s) TYIN TYIYN TYIN and TYIYN were already good (but they don't take -S). Currency.txt |
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+TIYN tyin [n -S] : TIYIN(s) TIYN(s) TYIN TYIYN TYIN and TYIYN were already good (but they don't take -S). Currency.txt |
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TIZ tizzy [n TIZES] : TIZ TIZZ TIZZY |
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TIZZ tizzy [n TIZZES] : TIZ TIZZ TIZZY |
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TOCK a short, hollow sound [n -S] |
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@@ -1888,10 +1889,10 @@ |
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TRUSTWORTHIEST too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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TSAREVITCH too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good tzarevitch(es) as well |
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TSAREVITCHES too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good tzarevitch(es) as well |
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-TSUBAS new plural for TSUBA japanese.txt |
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+TSUBAS plural of TSUBA [n/pl] new plural for TSUBA; japanese.txt |
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TSUBO a Japanese unit of area [n -S] japanese.txt |
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TSURISES new plural for tsuris [n] : TZURISES yiddish.txt |
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-TUBEWELL [n -S] |
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+TUBEWELL TUBEWELL [n -S] |
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TUCHIS buttocks [n -S] : TUCHUS yiddish.txt |
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TUCHUS buttocks [n -S] : TUCHIS yiddish.txt |
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TUCKINGS |
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@@ -1914,7 +1915,7 @@ |
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TWINK a twinkie [n -S] : TWINKY gay.txt |
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TWINKLIER unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good twinkly was already good, but OSPD5 doesn't show comparitors |
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TWINKLIEST unknown : not in OSPD5 but MW site says it is good twinkly was already good, but OSPD5 doesn't show comparitors |
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-TWINKY twinkie [n -KIES] : TWINK gay.txt |
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+TWINKY twinkie [n TWINKIES] : TWINK gay.txt |
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TYPINGS |
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TZAREVITCH too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good tsarevitch(es) as well |
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TZAREVITCHES too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good tsarevitch(es) as well |
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@@ -1945,7 +1946,7 @@ |
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UNIS uni [n] |
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UNLIKEABLE too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good UNLIKABLE was already good |
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UNSELFCONSCIOUS too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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-UNWEARABLES new definition for UNWEARABLE (was an adjective) |
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+UNWEARABLES plural of UNWEARABLE [n/pl] new definition for UNWEARABLE (was an adjective) |
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UPALONG a location away from a person or place [n -S] |
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URGINGS |
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VAPORISER vaporizer [n -S] |
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YAPPY inclined to yap [adj YAPPIER YAPPIEST] dogs.txt |
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YARAK a fit condition for hunting - used of a hawk [n -S] birds.txt |
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YARMULKA yarmulke [n -S] yet another way to spell it: YAMALKA YAMULKA YARMELKE YARMULKE were already good |
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-YAS ya is an asian pear new definiton so now YAS is good. Fruit.txt |
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+YAS plural of YA [n/pl] new definiton so now YAS is good. Fruit.txt |
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YEESH used to express frustration [interj] |
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YELLINGS yelling : the act or an instance of making a loud cry [n] new plural |
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YELLOWCAKE too long for OSPD5 but MW site says it is good |
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YUKATA a light cotton kimono [n -S] japanese.txt |
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YUPPYDOM the state of being a yuppie [n -S] |
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YUZU an asian citrus fruit [n -S] fruit.txt, japanese.txt |
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-ZAIDA zeda (grandfather) [n -S : ZAIDA ZAIDEH ZAIDY ZEDA yiddish.txt |
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-ZAIDEH zeda (grandfather) [n -S : ZAIDA ZAIDEH ZAIDY ZEDA yiddish.txt |
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+ZAIDA zeda (grandfather) [n -S] : ZAIDA ZAIDEH ZAIDY ZEDA yiddish.txt |
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+ZAIDEH zeda (grandfather) [n -S] : ZAIDA ZAIDEH ZAIDY ZEDA yiddish.txt |
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ZAIDY zeda (grandfather) [n ZAIDIES] : ZAIDA ZAIDEH ZAIDY ZEDA yiddish.txt |
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ZAKAT annual payment under Islamic law on certain kinds of property [n -S] arabic.txt |
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-ZEDA grandfather [n -S : ZAIDA ZAIDEH ZAIDY ZEDA yiddish.txt |
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+ZEDA grandfather [n -S] : ZAIDA ZAIDEH ZAIDY ZEDA yiddish.txt |
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ZENDO a place where Zen buddhists study [n -S] japanese.txt |
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ZINCO a letterpress printing plate made of zinc [n -S] |
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ZIPOLA zippo, nothing [n -S] |