NEIF n pl. -S nieve (the fist or hand) 
FINO n pl. -NOS a very dry sherry 
SOJA n pl. -S the soybean 
FROW n pl. -S froe (a cleaving tool)
WEIR n pl. -S a fence placed in a stream to catch fish 
DUIT n pl. -S doit (a former Dutch coin)
POUF n pl. -S a loose roll of hair POUFED adj 
GUID n pl. -S good 
FOIN v -ED -ING, -S to thrust with a pointed weapon 
YAUD n pl. -S an old mare 
DAWT v -ED, -ING, -S to daut (to fondle)
FARO n pl. FAROS a card game 
WHID v WHIDDED, WHIDDING, WHIDS to move rapidly and quietly 
VARA n pl. -S a Spanish unit of length 
BANI pl. of ban (a monetary unit of Romania)
MEWL v -ED, -ING, -S to whimper 
NOWT n pl. -S naught (a zero)
GOWD n pl. -S gold 
BENE n pl. -S benne (the sesame plant)
KAIF n pl. -S kef (hemp smoked to produce euphoria)
MIGG n pl. -S mig (a type of playing marble)
JAUP v -ED, -ING, -S to splash 
TYEE n pl. -S a food fish 
ALIF n pl. -S an Arabic letter 
OTIC adj pertaining to the ear 
GOWK n pl. -S a fool 
HOGG n pl. -S a young sheep 
LOTI n pl. MALOTI a monetary unit of Lesotho 
FICE n pl. -S a feist (a small dog of mixed breed)
HONG n pl. -S a Chinese factory 
FERE n pl. -S a companion 
NOLO n pl. -LOS a type of legal plea 
NONA n pl. -S a virus disease 
BITT v -ED, -ING, -S to secure a cable 
DENE n pl. -S a valley 
RYND n pl. -S an iron support 
FILO n pl. FILOS phyllo (very thin pastry dough)
COWY adj COWIER, COWIEST suggestive of a cow 
YEUK v -ED, -ING, -S to itch 
IMPI n pl. -S a body of warriors 
DAWK n pl. -S dak (transportation by relays of men and horses)
DITA n pl. -S a Philippine tree 
FYCE n pl. -S feist (a small dog of mixed breed)
LINN n pl. -S a waterfall 
VENA n pl. -NAE a vein 
FARD v -ED -ING, -S to apply cosmetics to 
DUCI a pl. of duce a leader
AMIN n pl. -S amine (a type of chemical compound)
PLEW n pl. -S a beaver skin 
URIC adj pertaining to urine 
DELF n pl. -S delft (an earthenware)
NOTA pl. of notum (a part of the thorax of an insect)
DORR n pl. -S dor (a black European beetle)
MAYA n pl. -S the power to produce illusions, in Hindu philosophy  MAYAN adj 
JAUK v -ED, -ING, -S to dawdle 
MITY adj MITIER, MITIEST infested with mites 
FORA a pl. of forum 
PIMA n pl. -S a strong, high-grade cotton 
HOWK v -ED, -ING, -S to dig 
GAMA n pl. -S a pasture grass 
BOTA n pl. -S a leather bottle 
BRIN n pl. -S a rib of a fan 
EYNE a pl. of eye 
DEIL n pl. -S the devil 
LOTA n pl. -S lotah (a small water vessel used in India)
GORP n pl. -S a snack for quick energy 
TAPA n pl. -S a cloth made from tree bark 
KEET n pl. -S a young guinea fowl 
DOGY n pl. -GIES dogie 
PURI n pl. -S poori (a light, flat wheat cake)
OTTO n pl. -TOS attar (a fragrant oil)
KHET n pl. -S heth (a Hebrew letter)
FLOE n pl. -S a large mass of floating ice 
UNDY adj unde (wavy)
ANIL n pl. -S a West Indian shrub 
SEIF n pl. -S a long, narrow sand dune 
METH n pl. -S a stimulant drug 
PROW adj PROWER, PROWEST brave 
PROW n pl. -S the forward part of a ship 
KEPI n pl. -S a type of cap 
KANA n pl. -S the Japanese syllabic script 
GECK v -ED, -ING, -S to mock 
FROE n pl. -S a cleaving tool 
EMIC adj relating to a type of linguistic analysis 
RETE n pl. -TIA an anatomical mesh or network 
PUNA n pl. -S a cold, arid plateau 
BIMA n pl. -S bema (a platform in a synagogue)
TALA n pl. -S a traditional rhythmic pattern of music in India 
PYIN n pl. -S a protein compound contained in pus 
DIRL v -ED, -ING, -S to tremble 
HAAR n pl. -S a fog 
GILD v GILDED or GILT, GILDING, GILDS to cover with a thin layer of gold 
PEIN v -ED, -ING, -S to peen (to beat with the non-flat end of a hammerhead)
NOMA n pl. -S a severe inflammation of the mouth 
MUON n pl. -S a subatomic particle  MUONIC adj 
TYNE v TYNED, TYNING, TYNES to tine (to lose)
COWL v -ED, -ING, -S to cover with a hood 
FUMY adj FUMIER, FUMIEST producing or full of fumes 
CERE v CERED, CERING, CERES to wrap in a waxy cloth 
NOME n pl. -S a province of modern Greece 
MOTT n pl. -S motte (a small growth of trees on a prairie)
YEGG n pl. -S a burglar 
HERL n pl. -S a feathered fishing lure 
YURT n pl. YURTA or YURTS a portable tent 
ABRI n pl. -S a bomb shelter 
PAIK v -ED, -ING, -S to beat or strike 
MANA n pl. -S a supernatural force in certain Pacific island religions 
WOLD n pl. -S an elevated tract of open land 
NEAP n pl. -S a tide of lowest range 
MANO n pl. -NOS a stone used for grinding foods 
THAE adj these; those 
FILA pl. of filum (a threadlike anatomical structure)
PEEN v -ED, -ING, -S to beat with the non-flat end of a hammerhead 
BREN n pl. -S a submachine gun 
GEUM n pl. -S a perennial herb 
EYRY n pl. -RIES aerie 
MERK n pl. -S a former coin of Scotland 
CURF n pl. -S an incision made by a cutting tool 
FEAL adj loyal 
FARL n pl. -S a thin oatmeal cake 
REDE v REDED, REDING, REDES to advise 
GLED n pl. -S glede (a bird of prey)
FLOC v FLOCCED FLOCCING, FLOCS to aggregate into floccules (tuft-like masses) 
POCO adv a little -- used as a musical direction 
CLAG v CLAGGED, CLAGGING, CLAGS to clog 
NIPA n pl. -S a palm tree 
MUGG v -ED, -ING, -S to make funny faces 
MORT n pl. -S a note sounded on a hunting horn to announce the killing of an animal 
GAMP n pl. -S a large umbrella 
BUNN n pl. -S bun 
GAUM v -ED, -ING, -S to smear 
TRUG n pl. -S a gardener's basket 
MORA n pl. -RAE or -RAS a unit of metrical time in prosody 
GILT n pl. -S the gold with which something is gilded 
FYKE n pl. -S a bag-shaped fishnet 
ABUT v ABUTTED, ABUTTING, ABUTS to touch along a border 
POGY n pl. -GIES a marine fish 
PUNG n pl. -S a box-shaped sleigh 
CHIT n pl. -S a short letter 
HOLT n pl. -S a grove
EGER n pl. -S eagre (a tidal flood)
TOFF n pl. -S a dandy 
VALE n pl. -S a valley 
DURA n pl. -S durra (a cereal grain)
TIRL v -ED, -ING, -S to make a vibrating sound 
TARO n pl. -ROS a tropical plant 
WARK v -ED, -ING, -S to endure pain 
MAKO n pl. -KOS a large shark 
KYAT n pl. -S a monetary unit of Myanmar 
CONN v -ED, -ING, -S to direct the steering of a ship 
BORT n pl. -S a low-quality diamond  BORTY adj 
UPBY adv upbye (a little farther on)
SORI pl. of sorus (a cluster of plant reproductive bodies)
RUGA n pl. -GAE an anatomical fold or wrinkle RUGAL, RUGATE adj 
PRAO n pl. PRAOS prau (a swift Malaysian sailing vessel)
KOPH n pl. -S a Hebrew letter 
REDD v -ED, -ING, -S to put in order 
PYIC adj pertaining to pus 
KIRN v -ED, -ING, -S to churn 
KAPA n pl. -S a coarse cloth 
DYAD n pl. -S a pair of units 
DURO n pl. -ROS a Spanish silver dollar 
DERE adj dire 
BEMA n pl. -MATA or -MAS a platform in a synagogue 
PARD n pl. -S a leopard 
MABE n pl. -S a cultured pearl 
FLUE n pl. -S an enclosed passageway for directing a current FLUED adj 
SNIB v SNIBBED, SNIBBING, SNIBS to latch 
POME n pl. -S a fleshy fruit with a core 
NOGG n pl. -S a strong ale 
CEDI n pl. -S a monetary unit of Ghana 
STAW a past tense of steal 
PIAL adj pertaining to a pia (a membrane of the brain)
PACA n pl. -S a large rodent 
NEUM n pl. -S neume (a sign used in musical notation)
MERL n pl. -S merle (a blackbird)
MAUD n pl. -S a Scottish gray and black plaid 
KNUR n pl. -S a bump on a tree 
TYER n pl. -S one that ties 
GOBY n pl. GOBIES a small fish 
LEHR n pl. -S a type of oven 
DUMA n pl. -S a Russian council 
DHAK n pl. -S an Asian tree 
ACTA n/pl recorded proceedings 
PEAN n pl. -S paean (a song of joy)
ALEC n pl. -S a herring 
TEEL n pl. -S sesame 
PARR n pl. -S a young salmon 
LOCO n pl. -COS or -COES locoweed (a plant that causes poisoning when eaten by livestock)
LOCO v -ED, -ING, -S to poison with locoweed 
HOLM n pl. -S an island in a river 
GRAT past tense of greet (to weep) 
ETNA n pl. -S a container for heating liquids 
EDDO n pl. -DOES a tropical plant 
YECH n pl. -S yecch (something disgusting)
MARC n pl. -S the residue remaining after a fruit has been pressed 
WEKA n pl. -S a flightless bird 
DOUM n pl. -S an African palm tree 
PULI n pl. -LIK or -LIS a long-haired sheepdog 
PFFT interj -- used to express a sudden ending 
OMER n pl. -S a Hebrew unit of dry measure 
DURR n pl. -S durra (a cereal grain)
YELK n pl. -S yolk 
EYRA n pl. -S a wild cat of tropical America 
DYNE n pl. -S a unit of force 
OLLA n pl. -S a wide-mouthed pot or jar 
MAUT n pl. -S malt 
LUNA n pl. -S an alchemical designation for silver 
PLIE n pl. -S a movement in ballet 
GEST n pl. -S a feat 
MAIR n pl. -S more (a greater amount)
GUAN n pl. -S a large bird 
DRAY v -ED, -ING, -S to transport by dray (a low, strong cart) 
TAMP v -ED, -ING, -S to pack down by tapping 
TYRO n pl. -ROS a beginner TYRONIC adj 
SWOT v SWOTTED, SWOTTING, SWOTS to swat 
RUDD n pl. -S a freshwater fish 
RIEL n pl. -S a monetary unit of Cambodia 
YELD adj not giving milk 
ULAN n pl. -S uhlan (one of a body of Prussian cavalry)
SEME n pl. -S a type of ornamental pattern 
MOOL n pl. -S soft soil 
DARB n pl. -S something considered extraordinary 
ARUM n pl. -S a flowering plant 
MAAR n pl. -S a volcanic crater 
GIRN v -ED, -ING, -S to snarl 
BURA n pl. -S buran (a violent windstorm)
KARN n pl. -S cairn (a mound of stones set up as a memorial)
HARL n pl. -S a herl (a feathered fishing lure)
FRAE prep from 
CERO n pl. CEROS a large food fish 
BORA n pl. -S a cold wind 
SIPE v SIPED, SIPING, SIPES to seep 
LOUP v LOUPED, LOUPEN, LOUPING, LOUPS to leap 
PULA n pl. PULA a monetary unit of Botswana 
LORY n pl. -RIES a small parrot 
YUCH interj yucch (used to express disgust)
TAKA n pl. TAKA a monetary unit of Bangladesh 
PELE n pl. -S a medieval fortified tower 
KAPH n pl. -S a Hebrew letter 
PLAT v PLATTED, PLATTING, PLATS to plait (to braid)
JOSS n pl. -ES a Chinese idol 
EYRE n pl. -S a journey 
WALY n pl. WALIES something visually pleasing 
TROP adv too much 
MELL v -ED, -ING, -S to mix 
HILA pl. of hilum (a small opening in a bodily organ)
WYCH n pl. -ES a European elm 
URUS n pl. -ES an extinct European ox 
TAHR n pl. -S a goatlike mammal 
HYLA n pl. -S a tree frog 
PRAU n pl. -S a swift Malaysian sailing vessel 
MYNA n pl. -S an Asian bird 
ANGA n pl. -S any of the eight practices of yoga 
YERK v -ED, -ING, -S to beat vigorously 
NARD n pl. -S a fragrant ointment NARDINE adj 
LUDE n pl. -S a methaqualone pill 
CALO n pl. CALO a Spanish argot used by Chicano youths 
ATMA n pl. -S atman (the individual soul in Hinduism)
YALD adj yauld (vigorous)
DHAL n pl. -S dal (a dish of lentils and spices in India)
RATH adj rathe (appearing or ripening early)
PRAM n pl. -S a flat-bottomed boat 
PEKE n pl. -S a small, long-haired dog 
MURR n pl. -S murre (a diving bird)
GAST v -ED, -ING, -S to scare 
ABLY adv in an able manner 
MINA n pl. -NAS or -NAE an ancient unit of weight and value 
LATH v -ED, -ING, -S to cover with laths (thin strips of wood) 
TYPY adj TYPIER, TYPIEST characterized by strict conformance to the characteristics of a group 
MICA n pl. -S a mineral 
STEY adj steep 
SCUP n pl. -S a marine food fish 
SATI n pl. -S suttee (a Hindu widow cremated on her husband's funeral pile to show her devotion to him)
MOLA n pl. -S a marine fish 
MAUL v -ED, -ING, -S to injure by beating 
LAKH n pl. -S the sum of one hundred thousand 
MOLL n pl. -S a gangster's girlfriend 
STOB v STOBBED, STOBBING, STOBS to stab 
RILL v -ED, -ING, -S to flow like a rill (a small brook) 
DOBY n pl. -BIES dobie (adobe)
CHAM n pl. -S a khan (an Asian ruler)
BOLE n pl. -S a fine clay 
ACHY adj ACHIER, ACHIEST aching 
ABBE n pl. -S an abbot 
TEPA n pl. -S a chemical compound 
SADI n pl. -S sade (a Hebrew letter)
PURL v -ED, -ING, -S to knit with a particular stitch 
YOCK v -ED, -ING, -S to laugh boisterously 
VELA pl. of velum (a thin membranous covering or partition)
MURA n pl. -S a Japanese village 
EROS n pl. -ES sexual desire 
TUFF n pl. -S a volcanic rock 
RUSK n pl. -S a sweetened biscuit 
LOCA a pl. of locus (a place)
TUMP n pl. -S tumpline (a strap for supporting a load on the back)
TUMP v -ED, -ING, -S to tip over, especially accidentally 
SYCE n pl. -S a male servant in India 
PASE n pl. -S a movement of a matador's cape 
ILLY adv badly 
UNDE adj wavy 
SORN v -ED, -ING, -S to force oneself on others for food and lodging 
NOUS n pl. -ES mind, reason, or intellect 
DACE n pl. -S a freshwater fish 
CULM v -ED, -ING, -S to form a hollow stem 
BAST n pl. -S a woody fiber 
SUNN n pl. -S an East Indian shrub 
SIMA n pl. -S an igneous rock 
RIAL n pl. -S a monetary unit of Iran 
COSH v -ED, -ING, -ES to bludgeon 
ARYL n pl. -S a univalent radical 
SYLI n pl. -S a former monetary unit of Guinea 
SENE n pl. SENE a monetary unit of Western Samoa 
PREE v PREED, PREEING, PREES to test by tasting 
GRAN n pl. -S a grandmother 
BREE n pl. -S broth 
TACE n pl. -S tasse (a tasset (a piece of plate armor for the upper thigh))
RALE n pl. -S an abnormal respiratory sound 
ABBA n pl. -S father -- used as a title of honor 
RICK v -ED, -ING, -S to pile hay in stacks 
LICH n pl. -ES a corpse 
DIEL adj involving a full day 
COBB n pl. -S a sea gull 
CARN n pl. -S cairn (a mound of stones set up as a memorial)
BUSK v -ED, -ING, -S to prepare 
SOUP v -ED, -ING, -S to increase the power or efficiency of 
SOOK n pl. -S souk (a marketplace in northern Africa and the Middle East)
NEMA n pl. -S a nematode (a kind of worm)
ULNA n pl. -NAE or -NAS a bone of the forearm ULNAR adj 
TALI pl. of talus (a bone of the foot)
SORA n pl. -S a marsh bird 
DUCE n pl. DUCES or DUCI a leader 
CARK v -ED, -ING, -S to worry 
CAPH n pl. -S kaph (a Hebrew letter)
AMYL n pl. -S a univalent radical 
SIKE n pl. -S syke (a small stream)
SAKI n pl. -S a Japanese liquor 
EYAS n pl. -ES a young hawk 
BURR v -ED, -ING, -S to remove a rough edge from 
ACYL n pl. -S a univalent radical 
UPAS n pl. -ES an Asian tree 
SIBB n pl. -S sib (a sibling)
RYKE v RYKED, RYKING, RYKES to reach 
REPP n pl. -S rep (a cross-ribbed fabric)
RAFF n pl. -S riffraff (the disreputable element of society)
LUCE n pl. -S a freshwater fish 
WISS v -ED, -ING, -ES to wish 
SUDD n pl. -S a floating mass of vegetation 
SAUL n pl. -S soul 
SILD n pl. -S a young herring 
PYRE n pl. -S a pile of combustible material 
SITH adv since 
PROA n pl. -S prau (a swift Malaysian sailing vessel)
SOTH n pl. -S sooth (truth)
SORD n pl. -S a flight of mallards 
COLY n pl. COLIES an African bird 
BLUB v BLUBBED, BLUBBING, BLUBS to blubber 
ALME n pl. -S almah (an Egyptian girl who sings and dances professionally)
TOST a past tense of toss 
ALMA n pl. -S almah (an Egyptian girl who sings and dances professionally)
CALK v -ED, -ING, -S to caulk 
TOSH n pl. -ES nonsense 
SOLI a pl. of solo 
KRIS n pl. -ES a short sword 
TYPP n pl. -S a unit of yarn size 
PALP n pl. -S a palpus (a sensory organ of an arthropod)
TULE n pl. -S a tall marsh plant 
TOLA n pl. -S a unit of weight used in India 
SOLA a pl. of solum (a soil layer)
SLUB v SLUBBED, SLUBBING, SLUBS to draw out and twist slightly 
SIMP n pl. -S a foolish person 
RUCK v -ED, -ING, -S to wrinkle or crease 
DISS v -ED, -ING, -ES to dis (to insult or criticize)
SLUE v SLUED, SLUING, SLUES to cause to move sideways 
FOSS n pl. -ES fosse (a ditch)
ALKY n pl. -KIES one who is habitually drunk 
SETT n pl. -S the burrow of a badger 
SARK n pl. -S a shirt 
LYSE v LYSED, LYSING, LYSES to cause to undergo lysis (the disintegration of cells by lysins) 
APSE n pl. -S a domed, semicircular projection of a building APSIDAL adj 
SLOE n pl. -S a plumlike fruit 
SHMO n pl. SHMOES schmo (a stupid person)
SORB v -ED, -ING, -S to take up and hold by absorption or adsorption  SORBABLE adj 
SYPH n pl. -S syphilis 
SURA n pl. -S a chapter of the Koran 
SALP n pl. -S salpa (a free-swimming tunicate (a small marine animal))
OSSA pl. of os (a bone)
TILS pl. of TIL (the sesame plant)
SOPH n pl. -S a sophomore 
SIAL n pl. -S a type of rock formation  SIALIC adj 
RUFF v -ED, -ING, -S to trump 
LUFF v -ED, -ING, -S to steer a sailing vessel nearer into the wind 
SPUE v SPUED, SPUING, SPUES to spew 
SPAE v SPAED, SPAEING, SPAES to foretell 
SHUL n pl. SHULN or SHULS a synagogue 
EPOS n pl. -ES an epic poem 
TASS n pl. -ES a drinking cup 
TACH n pl. -S a device for indicating speed of rotation 
SYKE n pl. -S a small stream 
SARD n pl. -S a variety of quartz 
STUM v STUMMED, STUMMING, STUMS to increase the fermentation of by adding grape juice 
SKEE v SKEED, SKEEING, SKEES to ski 
SAMP n pl. -S coarsely ground corn 
RHUS n pl. -ES any of a genus of shrubs and trees 
DOSS v -ED, -ING, -ES to sleep in any convenient place 
COSS n pl. COSS kos (a land measure in India)
SANS prep without 
ALMS n pl. ALMS money or goods given to the poor 
SUSS v -ED, -ING, -ES to figure out 
KAKI n pl. -S a Japanese tree 
KYAK n pl. -S a kayak (an Eskimo canoe) 
MUMM v -ED, -ING, -S to mum (to act in a disguise)