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Riband Wave was created in 1758.

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Nestle Blue Riband biscuits are suitable for vegetarians.

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There are many. In swimming, it is the 100 meter freestyle. In rowing, is is the men's eights. In athletics, it is the 100 meter dash. Whichever event within a sport garners the most attention and prestige could be called its blue riband (blue ribbon) event.

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The SS United States is the current holder of the Blue Riband.

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The Rough Prominent moth is found in North America. The Riband Wave moth is found in Europe and North Africa.

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When Normal Cruises, it has a top speed of 28.5 Knots but when it regained the blue riband of the atlantic , it reached 29.64 knots, 30 knots and 31.69 Knots

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Besides the obvious benefit: the almighty dollar, there was a prize with prestige - the Blue Riband. It was awarded to the vessel that could make the fastest Atlantic crossing.

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Because he didn't want to slow down by altering his course or turning around. He also might of thought they were fake warnings and the other ships didn't want him to receive the blue riband

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This question is answered in Wikipedia under "Blue Riband." The Danish ferry Cat-Link V (or today Master Cat) made an eastbound Atlantic crossing on July 20, 1998 in 2 days, 20 hours, 9 minutes, at an average speed of 41.3 knots. Additional information from Reuters shows the voyage was from New York to Bishop Rock, a distance of 1018.2 nautical miles. The Blue Riband, a 30-meter banner, and a coveted prize, "The Hales Trophy," are awarded to the fastest vessel over the Atlantic. The Cat-Link V was owned by Master Ferries. News article: http://www.put.com/gigantic/haltro.html

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In 1850, the Pacific won the Blue Riband at 12.46 knots (23.08 km/h) on a 10 day run from Liverpool to New York (3305.24 miles, 5319.13 kilometers) .

At that speed, 3850 miles would be covered in about 268 hours (11 days 4 hours)

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I presume you mean the Hales Trophy -- the Blue Riband of the North Atlantic. This has been held, as far as I can ascertain, since 1998 by Scandlines' "CAT-LINK V", which crossed at an average speed of over 41 knots. See http://www.vulkanusa.com/blueriband.htm

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 5 words with the pattern --BA-D. That is, six letter words with 3rd letter B and 4th letter A and 6th letter D. In alphabetical order, they are:

ribald

riband

ribaud

roband

tabard

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 3 words with the pattern -IBA-D. That is, six letter words with 2nd letter I and 3rd letter B and 4th letter A and 6th letter D. In alphabetical order, they are:

ribald

riband

ribaud

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 5 words with the pattern RI-A-D. That is, six letter words with 1st letter R and 2nd letter I and 4th letter A and 6th letter D. In alphabetical order, they are:

ribald

riband

ribaud

ritard

rizard

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 4 words with the pattern R-BA-D. That is, six letter words with 1st letter R and 3rd letter B and 4th letter A and 6th letter D. In alphabetical order, they are:

ribald

riband

ribaud

roband

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern -IBAND. That is, six letter words with 2nd letter I and 3rd letter B and 4th letter A and 5th letter N and 6th letter D. In alphabetical order, they are:

riband

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 4 words with the pattern RIB--D. That is, six letter words with 1st letter R and 2nd letter I and 3rd letter B and 6th letter D. In alphabetical order, they are:

ribald

riband

ribaud

ribbed

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Swordfish can swim up to 110 km/h (68 mph).

It's difficult to measure but numerous source say it's the sail fish but that was when it was leaping and only for short bursts. The dolphin is the fastest swimmer over longer distances (when alarmed), but perhaps the the killer whale is faster being able to catch anything it chases.

It also depends on what and how it's measured (short distance) vs. long distance, or jumping/leaping, etc.

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100 metres sprint.

Although the race is over in less than 10 seconds, it is the blue-riband event of the athletics and the session that includes the final of the men's 100m are the most sought after tickets in the entire Olympic calendar.

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern RIB-ND. That is, six letter words with 1st letter R and 2nd letter I and 3rd letter B and 5th letter N and 6th letter D. In alphabetical order, they are:

riband

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Flake (1920)

Fruit and Nut (1921)

Milky Way (1923 in the USA 1935 in Britain)

Crunchie (1929)

Snickers and Freddo (1930)

Mars Bar (1932)

Whole Nut (1933)

Aero and Kit Kat (1935)

Maltesers and Blue Riband (1936)

Smarties, Rolo and Milky Bar (1937)

Polo mints (1948)

Bounty (1951)

Munchies (1957)

Picnic and Galaxy (1958)

Caramac (1959)

Topic (1962)

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The Siege of Tobruk Medal: Originally available to Australian, New Zealand, British, Indian and Polish troops who saw action during the Siege of Tobruk, Libya between April and December 1941. The medal was commissioned and issued by the Rats of Tobruk Association in 1977. Nickel plated bronze, in the shape OS a 'T' the medal has a yellow/khaki riband, with thin red and darkblue stripes left, and thin pale blue and red stripes on the right. The medal was issued to 18 BDE, 20 BDE, 24 BDE, 26 BDE, 2/1 PIONEERs and other miscellaneous units. Some RAAF, Free French Air Force and Canadian personnel attached to the Royal Navy were included.

This is not an official medal. These medals are available by special order only.

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Lots!

Abound

Addend

Almond

Append

Around

Ascend

Attend

Augend

Behind

Beyond

Defend

Defund

Demand

Depend

Desand

Drownd

Enwind

Errand

Expand

Expend

Extend

Fecund

Friend

Gerund

Ground

Impend

Inland

Intend

Inwind

Island

Jocund

Lagend

Legend

Ligand

Obtund

Offend

Osmund

Rebind

Refind

Refund

Reland

Relend

Remand

Remend

Remind

Repand

Resend

Rewind

Riband

Roband

Rotund

Second

Secund

Soland

Stound

Strand

Swound

Unbend

Unbind

Unfond

Unhand

Unkend

Unkind

Unwind

Upbind

Upland

Upsend

Upwind

Aland

Amend

Bland

Blend

Blind

Blond

Bound

Brand

Eland

Emend

Fiend

Found

Frond

Gland

Grand

Grind

Hound

Maund

Mound

Poind

Pound

Round

Scend

Shend

Sound

Spend

Stand

Teind

Trend

Upend

Viand

Wound

Band

Bend

Bind

Bond

Bund

Fend

Find

Fond

Fund

Hand

Hind

Kind

Land

Lend

Mend

Mind

Pend

Pond

Rand

Rend

Rind

Rynd

Sand

Send

Tend

Vend

Wand

Wend

Wind

Wynd

Yond

And

End

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The time to make the crossing depends, more than anything else, on whether you are talking about sailing ships (17th and 18th century) or steamships (19th and 20th century). The Mayflower, a small cargo ship carrying the Pilgrims in 1620, made the crossing from Plymouth, England, to Cape Cod in 65 days. In 1710, the ships carrying Palatine German immigrants to New York made the crossing in almost exactly the same number of days.

In the 1800s, sailing ship design greatly improved, culminating with the amazing "clipper" ships. In 1824, the Emerald made a record-breaking crossing from Liverpool to Boston in 17 days! That was certainly not typical, but it represents the apex of sailing technology in the 19th century. More typical would be the average westbound crossing time of 29 days logged by the Yorkshire, over an 18-year career. Less affluent immigrants on merchant sailing ships could expect a voyage of 36 to 42 days.

With the advent of propeller-driven steamships in the 1840s, the tide of European emigration increased. In 1860, almost two-thirds of immigrants still came over by sailing ships but, ten years later, virtually everyone was on steamers. No wonder why--by the 1880s, when my great-grandfather came over from Norway, the steamships typically made the crossing in ten days! While the conditions in steerage were still miserable, you didn't have to endure them for nearly as long.

Incidentally, the last Blue Riband for the fastest westbound crossing by a passenger liner was awarded to the S.S. United States in 1952, with a time of 3 days, 12 hours.

In 2011, you can book a westbound transatlantic crossing on the Queen Mary II from Southampton to New York for about $1,200. The cruise takes seven nights. (They aren't trying to set any records).

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2-letter words

ad, ai, an, ar, ay, ba, bi, bo, by, da, do, fa, id, if, in, na, no, od, of, on, or, oy, ya

3-letter words

aby, ado, aid, ain, air, and, ani, any, arb, arf, bad, ban, bar, bay, bid, bin, bio, boa, bod, boy, bra, dab, day, dib, din, don, dor, dry, fad, fan, far, fay, fib, fid, fin, fir, fob, fon, for, foy, fro, fry, ion, nab, nay, nib, nob, nod, nor, oaf, oar, obi, ora, orb, rad, ran, ray, ria, rib, rid, rif, rin, rob, rod, rya, yar, yin, yob, yod, yon

4-letter words

abri, airn, airy, arid, ayin, band, bani, bard, barf, barn, bind, bird, boar, body, bond, bony, bora, born, brad, bran, bray, brin, brio, darb, darn, doby, dona, dory, drab, dray, drib, fado, fain, fair, fano, fard, faro, fiar, fido, find, fino, firn, foin, fond, fora, forb, ford, fray, inby, info, inro, iron, naif, naoi, nard, nary, nodi, obia, orad, orby, raid, rain, rand, rani, rind, road, roan, rynd, yard, yarn, yird, yond, yoni

5-letter words

adorn, aroid, bairn, bandy, barny, baron, board, boyar, braid, brain, brand, briny, broad, dairy, danio, diary, dinar, dobra, drain, fairy, fiord, foray, forby, frond, infra, irony, nadir, noria, rabid, radio, radon, rainy, randy, ranid, rayon, robin, yaird

6-letter words

barony, baryon, binary, boyard, brainy, brandy, briony, byroad, forbad, forbid, inroad, ordain, riband, roband

7-letter words

inboard

218 words found.

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The Titanic was supposed to be the newest and safest vessel afloat. There was great pressure put on the captain of the vessel to try and set a new speed record across the Atlantic Ocean. Because she had so many safety features built in such as waterproof doors, they thought that the ship could still float even if there was a major flooding emergency within a few of the compartments. Pride goes before the fall.

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3-letter words

aah, aba, aby, aha, aid, ain, air, ait, ana, and, ani, ant, any, apt, arb, art, baa, bad, bah, ban, bar, bat, bay, bid, bin, bit, bra, brr, dab, dah, dap, day, dib, din, dip, dit, dry, had, hah, hap, hat, hay, hid, hin, hip, hit, hyp, nab, nah, nap, nay, nib, nip, nit, nth, pad, pah, pan, pap, par, pat, pay, phi, pht, pia, pin, pip, pit, pry, pya, rad, rah, ran, rap, rat, ray, ria, rib, rid, rin, rip, rya, tab, tad, tan, tap, tar, thy, tin, tip, try, yah, yap, yar, yay, yin, yip

4-letter words

abri, adit, airn, airt, airy, anta, anti, aria, arid, arty, atap, ayah, ayin, baht, bait, band, bani, bard, barn, bath, bind, bint, bird, birr, brad, bran, brat, bray, brin, brit, darb, darn, dart, data, dint, dipt, dirt, dita, drab, drat, dray, drib, drip, haar, haha, hair, hand, hant, hard, harp, hart, hath, hind, hint, inby, nard, nary, nipa, padi, paid, pain, pair, pant, papa, para, pard, parr, part, path, paty, phat, pian, pina, pint, piny, pipy, pirn, pita, pith, pity, prat, pray, pyin, raia, raid, rain, rand, rani, rant, rapt, rath, raya, rind, rynd, tahr, tain, tapa, tarn, tarp, than, thin, thir, tidy, tiny, trad, trap, tray, trip, typp, typy, yard, yarn, yird, yirr

5-letter words

adapt, adyta, airth, antra, apart, aphid, apian, arhat, array, atria, atrip, bairn, baith, bandy, banty, barny, birth, braid, brain, brand, brant, briar, briny, dairy, diary, dinar, dippy, dirty, drain, dript, habit, hairy, handy, happy, hardy, harpy, harry, hippy, hydra, hypha, inapt, nadir, naiad, naira, nappy, nippy, padri, paint, panda, pandy, panty, pardi, pardy, parry, party, patin, phpht, pinta, pithy, print, pyran, rabat, rabid, radar, rainy, randy, ranid, rapid, ratan, rayah, rhyta, riant, riata, tabid, tapir, tardy, tarry, third, thrip, tiara, tippy, train, triad, yaird, yirth

6-letter words

antiar, apathy, aphtha, apiary, arrant, bandit, baryta, bayard, binary, brainy, brandy, briard, briary, bypath, dainty, datary, dharna, drippy, harpin, hatpin, hybrid, hydria, indaba, painty, panada, pandit, pantry, papain, papaya, papyri, paraph, pardah, pariah, parian, parity, partan, patina, payday, pinata, pirana, piraya, radian, raphia, rarity, ratany, riband, riprap, ritard, tabard, taipan, tarpan, trapan, yantra

7-letter words

apparat, biparty, daphnia, habitan, hardhat, hardpan, hariana, hatband, hydrant, naphtha, papayan, paphian, phratry, pintada, piranha, radiant, rhatany, tabanid, tanyard, trinary

8-letter words

abradant, banditry, barnyard, birthday, dahabiah, dahabiya, hairband, haphtara, harridan, hydranth, intraday, papyrian

9-letter words

antiradar, hypanthia

10-letter words

naprapathy

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Indicates the barrels were made by twisting wire around a mandrel then welding.

Yes, that is a very simple explanation of how Twist steel barrels were manufactured; but does not answer the original posters question of "What does 'New Twist' mean on the top of a 12 gauge Syracuse Arms shotgun?"

Prior to, and for several years after the turn of the last century; most shotgun gun barrels were made by wrapping alternating strips of iron and steel (called ribands) around a steel bar called a mandrel. These alternating bands of iron and steel were heated to a red-hot state; then, as workers wrapped these ribands around the mandrel, other workers pounded these two materials with hammers so the the combination of heat and force fused them together to form a hammer weld.

The simplest, and least expensive barrel tubes made in this manner were called "Plain Twist"; which tubes consisted of one untwisted riband of alternating steel and iron. Barrel prices went up from that point, as the makers of these barrel tubes were very skilled at twisting these ribands into elaborate patterns; which "patterned" ,or figured barrels were then named "Damascus". The lease expensive Damascus barrel tubes might have a pattern created by twisting together only two ribands; with the cost increasing in direct relationship to the numbers of ribands used, and the number of times these ribands were twisted together. These barrels were often referred to as "figured steel", with the figure, or pattern being revealed by the "browning" or barrel finish process; the iron bands would finish darker, color wise, that than the steel bands, allowing the intricate whorls and curls to be revealed. The makers of these barrels created some incredibly intricate and fine Damascus steel barrels, with the master makers so skilled that they learned to twist these iron and steel ribands into words. There is one example of a Remington Grade EE 16-bore double that has the word "Remington" repeated over and over throughout the full length of each barrel tube; and there is a Belgium maker, Pieper, who ordered a set of Damascus barrels featuring the Pieper name for the full length of those special barrel tubes.

With guns manufactured by the Syracuse Arms Company, the type of barrel steel used indicated gun quality and price. The term "New Twist" was the barrel steel name the company assigned to the Plain Twist barrel tubes used on their lowest grade double barrel shotguns; which name began to be roll-stamped atop the barrels around serial number 8,000 (earlier models have no barrel steel identifiers). Most Syracuse guns having New Twist barrels will be Grade O guns ($30 suggested retail, with the most expensive Grade D SAC gun retailing at a whopping $475.00!). SAC grade stamps will be found on the water table of the frame, and also on the barrel flats; but New Twist barrels can/will also be found on the Syracuse Grade 1 gun (discontinued around 1896, and identical to the Grade O gun in materials and finish, but with a small amount of scroll engraving on the gun frame; the Grade 1 retailed at $35), and on a few of the seldom seem Syracuse hammer double guns made in late 1904 and into early 1905 when SAC gun production ceased.

Unless one of the rare high grades, or a low-grade that remains in virtually new condition; Syracuse guns have little collector interest or value, and the Grade O gun is by far the most common with surviving examples seldom bringing more that $200-250 at auction. That said I have seen one Grade O SAC gun that remained 95% new, and the factory finishes on that gun were stunningly beautiful; based on that example it was no mystery as to why the company sold so many Grade O guns.

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Here are some candy bar names from A-Z:

A - Almond Joy B - Butterfinger C - Crunch D - Dove E - 100 Grand F - Fifth Avenue G - Goo Goo Cluster H - Heath I - Idaho Spud J - Jolly Rancher K - Kit Kat L - Laffy Taffy M - Milky Way N - Nerds O - Oh Henry! P - PayDay Q - Quench Gum R - Reese's S - Snickers T - Twix U - U-NO V - Valomilk W - Whatchamacallit X - Xtremes Y - York Peppermint Pattie Z - Zero

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2-letter words

aa, ad, ag, ai, an, ar, at, ba, bi, bo, da, do, go, id, in, it, na, no, od, on, or, ta, ti, to

3-letter words

aba, ado, adz, aga, ago, aid, ain, air, ait, ana, and, ani, ant, arb, art, azo, baa, bad, bag, ban, bar, bat, bid, big, bin, bio, bit, biz, boa, bod, bog, bot, bra, dab, dag, dib, dig, din, dit, dog, don, dor, dot, gab, gad, gan, gar, gat, gib, gid, gin, git, goa, gob, god, gor, got, inn, ion, nab, nag, nib, nit, nob, nod, nog, nor, not, oar, oat, obi, ora, orb, ort, rad, rag, ran, rat, ria, rib, rid, rig, rin, rob, rod, rot, tab, tad, tag, tan, tao, tar, tin, tod, tog, ton, tor, zag, zig, zit, zoa

4-letter words

abri, adit, agar, agin, agio, agon, airn, airt, anga, anna, anoa, anon, anta, anti, aria, arid, azan, azon, bait, band, bang, bani, bard, barn, bind, bint, bird, boar, boat, bond, bong, bora, born, bort, bota, brad, brag, bran, brat, brig, brin, brio, brit, dang, darb, darn, dart, data, dato, ding, dint, dirt, dita, doat, doit, dona, dong, drab, drag, drat, drib, gadi, gain, gait, garb, gird, girn, giro, girt, gnar, gnat, goad, goat, grab, grad, gran, grat, grid, grin, grit, grot, inro, into, iota, iron, izar, nana, naoi, nard, nazi, nodi, nona, nota, obia, obit, orad, raga, ragi, raia, raid, rain, rand, rang, rani, rant, rato, rind, ring, riot, ritz, road, roan, rota, tain, tang, tarn, taro, ting, tiro, toad, toga, tong, tora, tori, torn, trad, trig, trio, trod, tzar, zing, zori

5-letter words

abort, adorn, again, agora, agria, anion, antra, aorta, argon, argot, aroid, atria, azido, bairn, baiza, baron, baton, bazar, bigot, bingo, biont, biota, board, boart, bogan, boing, bortz, braid, brain, brand, brant, braza, bring, broad, danio, diazo, dinar, dingo, dobra, doing, donga, donna, drain, droit, garni, gator, giant, giron, goban, gonad, gonia, grain, grana, grand, grant, grind, griot, groan, groat, groin, ingot, intro, nadir, naiad, naira, niton, nitro, noria, orang, orbit, organ, rabat, rabid, radio, radon, ranid, ratan, ratio, riant, riata, robin, tabid, tabor, taiga, tango, tardo, tiara, tigon, tondi, tonga, tragi, train, triad, trigo, trona

6-letter words

abator, aboard, abroad, adagio, adroit, angina, angora, anoint, antiar, anting, aroint, baaing, bagnio, bandit, bandog, banian, baning, banzai, baring, barong, bating, boding, boning, bonita, boring, brogan, dagoba, daring, dating, dazing, doting, dozing, dragon, gabion, ganoid, gazabo, gitano, goanna, gradin, gratin, inborn, indaba, inroad, intron, nation, natron, nonart, noting, oaring, obtain, onagri, orbing, ordain, organa, origan, rabato, radian, randan, rating, ration, razing, riband, roband, robing, tabard, taring, tarzan, toning, trigon, zariba, zoaria, zoning

7-letter words

abandon, abating, aboding, adoring, agatoid, airboat, andiron, atoning, banding, bandora, barding, bargain, biznaga, boating, bonanza, bonding, brazing, brigand, darning, darting, diatron, dingbat, doating, droning, gardant, inboard, orating, organza, radiant, ranting, tabanid, taborin, trading, tzarina, zingano, zingara, zingaro

8-letter words

aborning, aborting, abrading, adnation, adorning, agnation, antidora, bartizan, boarding, borating, branding, bronzing, donating, garbanzo, ignorant, rainband, taboring, tagboard

9-letter words

gradation, indagator, trainband

482 words found.

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While the blame for the sinking of the RMS Lusitania sits squarely on the shoulders of Germany during the First World War and U-20 Kapitan Walter Schweiger, the cause of the rapid sinking has always been debated. Schweiger, intercepted German communications at the time of the sinking and even the British Admiralty concede only one torpedo was fired. Under most circumstances, a ship of 32,500 tonnes would be significantly damaged with one torpedo, but either survive to limp back to port or sink rather slowly. Indeed, the Lusitania was carrying some ammunitions and magazine rounds, but the cargo hold in which they were stored was found to be intact by maritime explorer Robert Ballard and others. The second explosion that most survivors heard was hypothesised to be either the ammunition, a coal dust explosion or a boiler or steamline explosion, the lattermost of which is the most likely candidate. However, even with a steam explosion, the ship would not necessarily have been damaged further by this.

Historians, explorers and authors all seem to ignore the biggest smoking guns of all. Why did the RMS Lusitania sink so quickly? First, we need to look at four things, three of which were salvaged from the ship in 1982 - her four propellors and the great speed at which they drove Lusitania. The Lusitania and her sister ship, RMS Mauretania, were the two fastest ships on the Atlantic since 1907. In fact, Mauretania held the Blue Riband speed record for the fastest North Atlantic crossing from 1907 to 1929 - an unprecedented span of time. Lusitania was only a hair shy of that record and even held it for the first two years sporadically. While Boiler Room 4 had been shut down to conserve coal, Lusitania was still travelling at 18 knots when she was hit. Why does this matter? Contrary to Kapitan Schwieger's log indicating the "ship stops immediately and heels to starboard," she didn't stop. The torpedo damaged the steamlines controlling the propellors and Captain Turner was unable to stop the ship or turn the ship's rudder to try and beach her on the nearby Irish coast. Her speed was forcing water into the hull. For her height and size, Lusitania had a very deep draught. With her turbines unable to be shut down, the ship, with the giant hole opened by the torpedo, was acting like a giant scoop and forcing water into the hull, possibly causing the bulkheads to fail and collapse. Open portholes would not have helped the matter. In fact, the lifeboats could not be lowered for the first 10 minutes of the ship sinking, as they would have flipped on launch upon hitting the water. This left less than eight minutes to launch 48 lifeboats, with a man on each side at the davits controlling the falls, standing precariously on a deck pitching forward and downward, listing to starboard beyond 15 degrees, and palpably sinking in jerking motions. This contributed to crewmen losing their grip and many of the lifeboats capsizing on launch on the starboard side or crashing against deckhouses on the port side. In fact, only six lifeboats stayed afloat.

Secondly, the torpedo also happened to hit at a weak spot in the ship - where the longitudinal bulkheads could not be curved with the narrowing taper of the bow, but rather "stepped in," as indicated in the remarkable book by J. Kent Layton, "Lusitania: Ship of Splendour." Hitting at this spot was where a number of bulkhead met, thereby meaning that more than two compartments were ruptured. Combine this with the speed and the inability to stop the ship, and you have the disastrous outcome that took place.

As an interesting final note, Cunard's RMS Aquitania, built in 1914 as a larger running mate and near-sister ship to Lusitania and Mauretania, John Brown on the Clyde designed her to withstand flooding with all six of her longitudinal bulkheads ruptured, resulting in a list of 23 degrees with still positive metacentric height. However, with Lusitania and Mauretania, if three side compartments flooded, the list would exceed 22 degrees and their metacentric height would become negative, meaning that the ships were in danger of capsizing.

Lusitania's continuing propulsion in the water after the torpedoing and the inability to stop the ships powerful turbines forced water into the giant hole at a phenomenal rate that may not have been as rapid had she been stopped. Combined with the torpedo strike occurring at perhaps the most vulnerable part of the ship and the design structure of the bulkheads, these were the main contributing factors in her rapid sinking, after having ruled out a second torpedo strike, a coal dust explosion, additional damage from the steam explosion, or the detonation of ammunition aboard.
The Lusitania sunk quickly because of where she was hit by the torpedo. The captain of U-20 (the U-boat that sunk Lusitania said "Torpedo hits starboard side right behind the bridge. An unusually heavy detonation takes place with a very strong explosive cloud. The explosion of the torpedo must have been followed by a second one [boiler or coal or powder?]... The ship stops immediately and heels over to starboard very quickly, immersing simultaneously at the bow"

Another reason she sank so fast was the way her watertight bulkheads were designed. Like most other ships she had transverse bulkheads but Lusitania also had longitudinal bulkheads running from the back to the front. This meant that when she was torpedoed only one side filled with water so it listed very quickly.

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Ships often carry rich historical names. Many of the great heritage lines, such as Holland America and Cunard, celebrate their heritage by commissioning new ships with former names of their former flag liners. Some of the most famous ships sailed as a representation of their nationality.

The ship that even today still holds the Blue Riband award for the fastest liner in the world is the SS United States. Although the ship remains rusting at a lone pier in Philadelphia Pennsylvania, US, occasional efforts to restore her to her former glory surface.

Holland America, today remains one of the world's favourite passenger liner companies. They feature (past and present) such great vessels as: The Noordam, Veendam, Hollendam, Rotterdam, Prinsendam, Nieuw Amsterdam, and Volendam.

In their past glory, the Italian Line featured their two flagship liners the
Michelangelo and Raffaello before their final divestiture.

Compagnie Générale Transatlantique, more known, perhaps, as the French Line, sailed the finest ladies of the seas, such as the world renown SS France and Île-de-France, as well as the Liberté and the doomed Normandie.

The Hamburg-Amerikanische Paketfahrt-Aktien-Gesellschaft, known as Hapag-Lloyd now, were known for their stunningly sleek liners, the Imperator, and Vaterland. They also had begun, before the war, the ocean liner Bismark, which was transferred to the White Star Line and completed as the Majestic.

Britain ruled the waves with such famous Cunard-White Star Line liners as the Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mary, Mauretania, Olympic, and Britannic. And, of course, The doomed Titanic. And P&O (Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company) were the parents of the original 'Love Boat,' the Pacific Princess, plus sister ships, the Sun Princess and Island Princess. And the P&O flag carried thousands upon thousands of "ten-pound-pom's," aboard the beloved Oriana.

The Norwegians' most famous ships include the Sagafjord and Vistafjord.

Following the war, many of the above liners sailed with a mix between sailings and cruising. Today, their namesakes continue in the form of ships dedicated solely to cruising and those who continue to feature sailings as part of their annual schedules.

If you're looking for ships just for the cruising experience, one important factor to consider is passenger to tonnage ratio. This simple formula provides an excellent approximation of how much 'free space' is allotted per passenger.

Some people thrive on the experience of a kinetic holiday, especially if they normally live a quiet life. Yet others desperately long for the calm and quiet that many of the more traditional liners still offer where long-honoured traditions are still maintained. There's no right or wrong choice - it depends entirely on your preferences.

Mega-vessels such as Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas or Allure of the seas, and Norwegian Cruise Lines Epic can carry passenger numbers ranging from 5,183 on the Epic, up to 6,296 on the Allure and Oasis. Just the passenger count alone can dazzle the senses. It's when six thousand people decide at once to have dinner, or watch a theatrical performance that the vessel's design commands a sense of awe. And never lose track of the fact that on some ships, particularly those who offer highly discounted prices for 3,4, and 7-day itineraries, can have a child occupancy of as high as sixty-seven percent!

Yet for some, the very thought of a cattle-load of delirious people, from all walks of life, ranging from the coterie of Opera savvy, 'tux and tails lot,' to the celebrating 'Lads and hens' weekend - part of a junior Rap music championship, could provoke an instant coronary. If half the dining table is falling asleep, as your fellow dinner guests regale you with their recollections of a night at La Scala, they may be suffering equally from their own thrombosis as they watch the other guests drink from their finger-bowls, and compete over who can belch God Save The Queen loudest and fastest!

Scenarios such as these might be the perfect demotivator to cruising. Yet there are cruise ships which decline children, feature a crew to passenger ratio of three crew for each passenger, and promote their vessels as having open à la carte dining, spacious staterooms, and an overall air of tranquillity. It depends entirely upon you!

Choosing your preferred 'cruise' liner or 'sailing' is strictly a subjective choice. Yet, there can be a relatively simple rule of thumb to follow; the shorter the cruise - the higher the occupancy will be. And if you're seeking a 'kid-friendly' environment, there are numerous lines which cater just for that. Again, just keep in mind, bigger doesn't always mean better. If your idea of a grand time is going every day to a shopping centre, then some of the newest ships may be right up your alley!

But if you're looking for sheer luxury, then perhaps it's best to consider some of the all-suite vessels, where gratuities are not permitted, alcohol is included in the rate, and a silver-service is the norm when dining. There's something to meet everyone's desire!

For comparison of itineraries and a simple overview of all ships currently sailing, it may be advantageous to visit sites such as Vacations To Go as a reference point. This is not an endorsement, but merely a tool for quick access to comprehensive ship, itinerary, and date details.

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Ships often carry rich historical names. Many of the great heritage lines, such as Holland America and Cunard, celebrate their heritage by commissioning new ships with former names of their former flag liners. Some of the most famous ships sailed as a representation of their nationality.

The ship that even today still holds the Blue Riband award for the fastest liner in the world is the SS United States. Although the ship remains rusting at a lone pier in Philadelphia Pennsylvania, US, occasional efforts to restore her to her former glory surface.

Holland America, today remains one of the world's favourite passenger liner companies. They feature (past and present) such great vessels as: The Noordam, Veendam, Hollendam, Rotterdam, Prinsendam, Nieuw Amsterdam, and Volendam.

In their past glory, the Italian Line featured their two flagship liners the
Michelangelo and Raffaello before their final divestiture.

Compagnie Générale Transatlantique, more known, perhaps, as the French Line, sailed the finest ladies of the seas, such as the world renown SS France and Île-de-France, as well as the Liberté and the doomed Normandie.

The Hamburg-Amerikanische Paketfahrt-Aktien-Gesellschaft, known as Hapag-Lloyd now, were known for their stunningly sleek liners, the Imperator, and Vaterland. They also had begun, before the war, the ocean liner Bismark, which was transferred to the White Star Line and completed as the Majestic.

Britain ruled the waves with such famous Cunard-White Star Line liners as the Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mary, Mauretania, Olympic, and Britannic. And, of course, The doomed Titanic. And P&O (Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company) were the parents of the original 'Love Boat,' the Pacific Princess, plus sister ships, the Sun Princess and Island Princess. And the P&O flag carried thousands upon thousands of "ten-pound-pom's," aboard the beloved Oriana.

The Norwegians' most famous ships include the Sagafjord and Vistafjord.

Following the war, many of the above liners sailed with a mix between sailings and cruising. Today, their namesakes continue in the form of ships dedicated solely to cruising and those who continue to feature sailings as part of their annual schedules.

If you're looking for ships just for the cruising experience, one important factor to consider is passenger to tonnage ratio. This simple formula provides an excellent approximation of how much 'free space' is allotted per passenger.

Some people thrive on the experience of a kinetic holiday, especially if they normally live a quiet life. Yet others desperately long for the calm and quiet that many of the more traditional liners still offer where long-honoured traditions are still maintained. There's no right or wrong choice - it depends entirely on your preferences.

Mega-vessels such as Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas or Allure of the seas, and Norwegian Cruise Lines Epic can carry passenger numbers ranging from 5,183 on the Epic, up to 6,296 on the Allure and Oasis. Just the passenger count alone can dazzle the senses. It's when six thousand people decide at once to have dinner, or watch a theatrical performance that the vessel's design commands a sense of awe. And never lose track of the fact that on some ships, particularly those who offer highly discounted prices for 3,4, and 7-day itineraries, can have a child occupancy of as high as sixty-seven percent!

Yet for some, the very thought of a cattle-load of delirious people, from all walks of life, ranging from the coterie of Opera savvy, 'tux and tails lot,' to the celebrating 'Lads and hens' weekend - part of a junior Rap music championship, could provoke an instant coronary. If half the dining table is falling asleep, as your fellow dinner guests regale you with their recollections of a night at La Scala, they may be suffering equally from their own thrombosis as they watch the other guests drink from their finger-bowls, and compete over who can belch God Save The Queen loudest and fastest!

Scenarios such as these might be the perfect demotivator to cruising. Yet there are cruise ships which decline children, feature a crew to passenger ratio of three crew for each passenger, and promote their vessels as having open à la carte dining, spacious staterooms, and an overall air of tranquillity. It depends entirely upon you!

Choosing your preferred 'cruise' liner or 'sailing' is strictly a subjective choice. Yet, there can be a relatively simple rule of thumb to follow; the shorter the cruise - the higher the occupancy will be. And if you're seeking a 'kid-friendly' environment, there are numerous lines which cater just for that. Again, just keep in mind, bigger doesn't always mean better. If your idea of a grand time is going every day to a shopping centre, then some of the newest ships may be right up your alley!

But if you're looking for sheer luxury, then perhaps it's best to consider some of the all-suite vessels, where gratuities are not permitted, alcohol is included in the rate, and a silver-service is the norm when dining. There's something to meet everyone's desire!

For comparison of itineraries and a simple overview of all ships currently sailing, it may be advantageous to visit sites such as Vacations To Go as a reference point. This is not an endorsement, but merely a tool for quick access to comprehensive ship, itinerary, and date details.

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Here are some possible words:

rabbet

rabbis

rabbit

rabble

rabies

raceme

racers

racial

racier

racily

racing

racism

racist

racked

racker

racket

raccoon

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radius

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remote

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Rhodes

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Romans

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Ronald

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rotund

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rouens

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roughs

rounds

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rousts

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router

routes

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rowans

rowels

rowers

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royals

rubato

rubbed

rubber

rubble

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rubens

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rubier

rubies

rubles

rubric

rucked

ruckus

rudder

ruddle

rudely

rudest

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ruffes

ruffle

ruffly

rufous

rugged

rugger

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ruiner

rulers

ruling

rumbas

rumble

rumbly

rummer

rumors

rumour

rumple

rumply

rumpus

runlet

runnel

runner

runoff

runout

runway

rupees

rupiah

rushed

rushee

rusher

rushes

russet

russia

rusted

rustic

rustle

rutted

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Words that can be made with the letters in peppermint are:

  • emir
  • emit
  • empire
  • enter
  • entire
  • ermine
  • I
  • imp
  • in
  • inter
  • intern
  • ire
  • it
  • item
  • me
  • meet
  • men
  • merit
  • meter
  • mien
  • mine
  • mint
  • mite
  • miter
  • mitre
  • mire
  • net
  • nip
  • nit
  • nitre
  • pee
  • peep
  • peer
  • pen
  • pent
  • pep
  • pepper
  • per
  • permit
  • pert
  • pet
  • pie
  • pier
  • pin
  • pine
  • pint
  • pip
  • pipe
  • piper
  • pit
  • preempt
  • prep
  • prim
  • prime
  • primp
  • print
  • rein
  • remit
  • rent
  • rim
  • rime
  • rip
  • ripe
  • ripen
  • tee
  • teen
  • temper
  • ten
  • tent
  • term
  • tie
  • tier
  • time
  • timer
  • tin
  • tine
  • tip
  • tire
  • tree
  • trip
  • tripe

8 answers


3-letter words

aas, aba, ads, aid, aim, ain, air, ais, ama, ami, ana, and, ane, ani, arb, are, ark, arm, ars, ask, baa, bad, bam, ban, bar, bas, bed, bee, ben, bid, bin, bis, bra, dab, dak, dam, deb, dee, dei, den, des, dib, die, dim, din, ear, eke, eme, ems, end, ens, era, ere, ern, ers, ids, ink, ins, ire, irk, ism, jab, jam, jar, jee, jib, jin, kab, kae, kas, kea, ken, kid, kin, kir, mad, mae, man, mar, mas, med, men, mib, mid, mir, mis, nab, nae, nam, neb, nee, nib, nim, rad, raj, ram, ran, ras, reb, red, ree, rei, rem, res, ria, rib, rid, rim, rin, sab, sad, sae, sea, see, sei, sen, ser, sib, sim, sin, sir, ska, ski, sri

4-letter words

abas, abed, abri, aide, aids, aims, ains, airn, airs, ajar, ajee, akee, akin, amas, amen, amia, amid, amie, amin, amir, amis, anas, ands, anes, anis, ansa, arak, arbs, area, ares, aria, arid, arks, arms, asea, baas, bade, bads, bake, bams, band, bane, bani, bank, bans, bard, bare, bark, barm, barn, bars, base, bask, bead, beak, beam, bean, bear, beds, been, beer, bees, bema, bend, bene, bens, berm, bias, bide, bids, bier, bike, bima, bind, bine, bins, bird, birk, bise, bisk, brad, brae, bran, bras, bred, bree, bren, brie, brim, brin, bris, dabs, dais, daks, dame, damn, dams, dank, darb, dare, dark, darn, dean, dear, debs, deem, deer, dees, deke, deme, dene, dens, dere, derm, desk, dibs, dies, dike, dime, dims, dine, dink, dins, dire, dirk, disk, djin, drab, dram, dree, drek, drib, earn, ears, ease, eide, eked, ekes, emes, emir, ends, eras, erne, erns, iamb, idea, idem, ides, inks, ired, ires, irks, isba, jabs, jade, jake, jamb, jams, jane, jars, jean, jeed, jeer, jees, jerk, jibe, jibs, jink, jins, kaas, kabs, kadi, kaes, kain, kame, kami, kana, kane, karn, kbar, keas, keen, keir, kens, kerb, kern, kibe, kids, kier, kina, kind, kine, kins, kirn, kirs, knar, knee, kris, maar, mabe, made, mads, maes, maid, main, mair, make, mana, mane, mans, mare, mark, mars, mask, mead, mean, meed, meek, mend, mere, merk, mesa, mibs, mids, mien, mike, mina, mind, mine, mink, mire, mirk, mirs, mise, nabe, nabs, name, nard, nark, near, nebs, need, neem, nema, nerd, nibs, nide, nims, rads, raia, raid, rain, raja, rake, raki, rami, rams, rand, rani, rank, rase, read, ream, rebs, rede, reds, reed, reek, rees, rein, reis, rems, rend, rias, ribs, ride, rids, rime, rims, rind, rink, rins, rise, risk, sabe, sade, sadi, said, sain, sake, saki, same, sand, sane, sank, sard, sari, sark, seam, sear, seed, seek, seem, seen, seer, seme, semi, send, sene, sera, sere, side, sike, sima, sine, sink, sire, skee, skid, skim, skin, sned, snib

5-letter words

abaka, abase, abeam, abide, abris, adeem, adman, admen, aedes, aerie, aider, aides, aimed, aimer, aired, airns, akees, akene, amain, amber, ameba, ameer, amend, amens, amias, amide, amids, amies, amine, amins, amirs, amnia, anear, anima, anime, anise, ansae, araks, ardeb, areae, areas, arena, arias, arise, armed, aside, asked, asker, baaed, bairn, baked, baker, bakes, bands, baned, banes, banks, barde, bards, bared, bares, barks, barms, barns, based, baser, basin, beads, beaks, beams, beans, beard, bears, bedim, beers, bemas, bends, benes, berme, berms, bider, bides, biers, biked, biker, bikes, bimas, binds, bines, birds, birks, birse, brads, braes, braid, brain, brake, brand, brank, brans, bread, break, bream, brede, breed, brees, brens, bride, bries, brims, brine, brink, brins, brisk, daman, damar, dames, damns, darbs, dares, darks, darns, deair, deans, dears, debar, deems, deers, deism, dekes, demes, denes, denim, dense, derma, derms, diene, diker, dikes, dimer, dimes, dinar, diner, dines, dinks, dirks, disme, djins, drabs, drain, drake, drama, drams, drank, dream, drees, dreks, dribs, dries, drink, eared, earns, eased, edema, eider, embar, embed, ember, emend, emirs, ender, enema, erase, ernes, eskar, esker, iambs, ideas, imbed, inarm, inked, inker, irade, irked, jades, jakes, jambe, jambs, janes, jeans, jeers, jerid, jerks, jibed, jiber, jibes, jinks, kabar, kadis, kains, kames, kanas, kanes, kanji, karma, karns, kbars, kebar, keens, keirs, kerbs, kerne, kerns, kibes, kiers, kinas, kinds, kines, kirns, knars, knead, kneed, knees, maars, mabes, madre, maids, mains, mairs, makar, maker, makes, manas, maned, manes, mania, manse, mares, maria, marks, marse, maser, mbira, meads, means, media, meeds, menad, mends, mensa, mense, meres, merks, mesne, miens, miked, mikes, mikra, minae, minas, minds, mined, miner, mines, minke, minks, mired, mires, mirks, miser, nabes, nabis, nadir, naiad, naira, naked, named, namer, names, nards, nares, naris, narks, nears, needs, neems, nemas, nerds, nides, rabid, raias, raids, rains, raise, rajas, rajes, raked, rakee, rakes, rakis, ramee, ramie, rands, ranee, ranid, ranis, ranks, rased, reads, reams, rebid, redan, redes, redia, reeds, reeks, reink, reins, reman, rends, resid, resin, ribes, rides, rimed, rimes, rinds, rinks, rinse, risen, sabed, saber, sabin, sabir, sabra, sabre, saker, samba, samek, saned, saner, saran, saree, sarin, sedan, seder, seine, semen, serai, sered, serin, siker, simar, sired, siree, siren, skean, skeed, skeen, skein, skene, skied, skier, smear, smeek, smerk, smirk, snake, snare, snark, sneak, sneer, snide

6-letter words

abakas, abased, abaser, abasia, abider, abides, abrade, adeems, admire, aedine, aeried, aeries, aiders, aidman, aidmen, aimers, airman, airmen, akenes, amarna, ambari, ambeer, ambers, amebae, ameban, amebas, ameers, amends, amides, amines, anabas, anadem, anears, anemia, animas, animes, aramid, ardebs, arenas, arisen, armada, armies, arsine, asrama, badman, badmen, bairns, bakers, bander, banked, banker, bardes, barked, barman, barmen, barmie, basked, beaked, beaker, beamed, beaned, beanie, beards, bedamn, bedims, bemean, bemire, bename, bender, berake, berime, bermes, beside, biased, biders, bikers, binder, bireme, braids, brains, braise, braked, brakes, brands, branks, breads, breaks, breams, bredes, breeds, breeks, brides, brined, brines, brinks, daiker, daimen, damans, damars, damask, damner, danker, darken, deairs, dearie, debark, debars, debase, debris, dekare, demark, demean, demies, demise, denier, denies, denims, denser, dermas, dermis, desire, desman, dienes, dikers, dimers, dinars, diners, disarm, disbar, drains, drakes, dramas, dreams, drinks, earned, easier, edemas, eiders, embank, embark, embars, embeds, embers, emends, endear, enders, enemas, erased, ermine, imbark, imbeds, inarms, inbred, indaba, inkers, inseam, irades, jambed, jambes, jarina, jasmin, jerids, jerked, jerkin, jibers, jinked, jinker, kabars, kaiser, kamsin, kanjis, karmas, kebars, kerbed, kermes, kermis, kerned, kernes, kinase, kinder, kinema, kirned, kneads, madras, madres, maenad, maiden, makars, makers, manias, marina, marine, marked, masjid, masked, masker, mbiras, meaner, meanie, medaka, mediae, median, medias, medina, menads, mender, mensae, mensed, mesian, minder, miners, minkes, nadirs, naiads, namers, narked, neared, nereid, nereis, rabies, radian, rained, raised, rakees, ramees, ramies, ranees, ranids, ranked, reamed, rebids, rebind, redans, rediae, redias, reined, reinks, remade, remain, remake, remand, remans, remend, remind, remise, rename, resaid, reseda, resend, reside, riband, rinsed, risked, sabine, sabred, sained, samara, sambar, sander, sanjak, seabed, seaman, seamed, seamen, seamer, seared, seined, seiner, semina, sender, serdab, serein, serine, sinker, skeane, snaked, snared, snider

7-letter words

abiders, abrades, admires, ambaris, ambeers, ambries, amebean, amender, amidase, amnesia, anadems, anaemia, aneared, anemias, aniseed, arabesk, aramids, araneid, armadas, armband, banders, bandies, bankers, banksia, barmaid, baseman, basemen, basenji, basined, beadier, beadman, beadmen, beakers, beakier, beamier, beanies, bedamns, bedeman, bemeans, bemired, bemires, benamed, benames, benders, beraked, berakes, berimed, berimes, besmear, bidarka, binders, birdman, birdmen, biremes, brained, braised, breamed, brisked, daikers, damners, darbies, darkens, dearies, debarks, debaser, dekares, demarks, demeans, deniers, derbies, deskman, deskmen, diabase, embanks, embarks, endears, enskied, ermined, ermines, ikebana, imbarks, inarmed, inbreds, inbreed, indabas, jarinas, jasmine, jemadar, jemidar, jerkies, jerkins, jinkers, kamseen, kinemas, kneader, madeira, maenads, maidens, mansard, marinas, marines, meander, meaners, meanies, medakas, medians, medinas, menders, minders, misread, naiades, nakeder, nereids, radians, ramekin, randies, readies, rebinds, reedman, reinked, remains, remakes, remands, remends, reminds, remised, renamed, renames, resined, ribands, sabered, sambaed, sandbar, sandier, sardana, sardine, seabird, seamark, seamier, sedarim, seedman, seminar, seriema, sidearm, sidebar, sideman, sidemen, skeined, smeared, smerked, smirked, snakier, sneaked, sneaker

8-letter words

ambaries, amberies, amenders, anaemias, araneids, armbands, arsenide, baidarka, bakeries, bankside, barmaids, beadsman, beadsmen, bearskin, bedarken, bedesman, bedmaker, bidarkas, bidarkee, brakeman, brakemen, brandies, deerskin, diemaker, embanked, embarked, endameba, enjambed, ikebanas, imbarked, inbreeds, jemadars, jemidars, jeremiad, kneaders, madeiras, maenades, mandrake, marinade, meanders, misbrand, namesake, ramekins, remained, saraband, sneakier

9-letter words

amberinas, baidarkas, bedarkens, bedmakers, bidarkees, deaminase, diemakers, disembark, endamebas, jeremiads, mandrakes, marinades, sarabande, snakebird

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DeoxyriboNucleic Acid

DICARBOXYLIC RADIOLUCENCY RADIONUCLIDE CROCODILIAN DOXORUBICIN INCOERCIBLE UNDECIDABLE UNDERCOOLED CARBONYLIC CARBOXYLIC CARBUNCLED CONCEDEDLY CORBICULAE CYCLODIENE CYLINDERED DEBONAIRLY DECOLOURED INCREDIBLE INCREDIBLY INDELICACY INEDUCABLE INEXORABLE INEXORABLY LEUCOCIDIN RECONCILED UNBLOODIED UNDECLARED ACCIDENCE ACCORDION ARECOLINE BALCONIED BANDEROLE BANDOLEER BANDOLIER BECLOUDED BICOLORED BINOCULAR BLARNEYED BLUNDERED BOULDERED BREADLINE BROADENED BUCCANEER CALENDRIC CANOODLED CARBUNCLE CARCINOID CLARIONED COENDURED COERCIBLE COINCIDED COLUBRINE CONCEALED CONCEALER CONCILIAR CONCLUDED CONCLUDER CONDYLOID CORBICULA COUNCILOR CROCODILE CYCADEOID CYLINDRIC DECADENCY DECIDABLE DECOLORED DEDUCIBLE DIABLERIE DRUIDICAL ENCIRCLED ENDURABLE ENDURABLY EUCLIDEAN EUCLIDIAN EXECRABLY EXOCYCLIC INAUDIBLE INAUDIBLY INCURABLE INCURABLY INDEXICAL INDUCIBLE LAUNDERED LIDOCAINE REBOUNDED REBUILDED RECONCILE REDOUBLED REDUCIBLE REDUCIBLY REINDUCED RIDICULED ROUNDELAY UNBLOODED UNBRAIDED UNBRIDLED UNCOERCED UNCOLORED UNDERBODY UNDERCOOL UNDERLAID UNRELAXED UNRIDABLE UREDINIAL UXORICIDE ABOUNDED ACCORDED ACRIDINE ACROLEIN AERODYNE AIRBOUND ALBICORE ALCIDINE ALEURONE ANOREXIC AUDIENCE AUREOLED AURICLED BACULINE BANDEROL BARLEDUC BARYONIC BEACONED BEDUNCED BELADIED BELAUDED BENDAYED BERNICLE BERYLINE BEUNCLED BICOLOUR BICYCLED BICYCLER BICYCLIC BILANDER BILINEAR BIOCIDAL BIOCLEAN BIOCYCLE BLADDERY BLOODIED BLOODIER BLOODRED BOCACCIO BONEYARD BORDEAUX BORECOLE BOULDERY BOUNCIER BOUNCILY BOUNDARY BRACIOLE BRACONID BRAINILY BRANDIED BRECCIAL BRINDLED BROCADED BROCCOLI BROODILY BUDDLEIA BUOYANCE BURDENED CABOODLE CABRIOLE CADENCED CALCINED CALENDER CALIBRED CALYCINE CANCELED CANCELER CANCROID CANDIDER CANDIDLY CANOODLE CARBINOL CARBOLIC CARBONIC CARBONYL CARBOXYL CARBOYED CARDIOID CARUNCLE CAULDRON CELERIAC CELIBACY CERULEAN CICERONE CICERONI CINDERED CLARENCE CLEIDOIC CLODDIER CLOUDIER COCCIDIA COCINERA COENDURE COERCION COINABLE COINCIDE COLANDER COLEADER COLICINE COLINEAR COLOURED COLUBRID CONCEDED CONCEDER CONCLUDE CONDOLED CONDOLER CONDUCED CONDUCER CONDYLAR CONELRAD CONIDIAL CONOIDAL CORACOID CORBELED CORDONED CORNICED CORNICLE CRAYONED CREDENDA CREDIBLE CREDIBLY CROCEINE CRUCIBLE CRUNODAL CUBOIDAL CUDDLIER CULICINE CULINARY CYANIDED CYCLECAR CYCLONIC CYLINDER DEACONED DEACONRY DEADLIER DEADLINE DEBONAIR DECENARY DECIDUAE DECIDUAL DECLARED DECLINED DECLINER DECOLOUR DECURION DEICIDAL DELICACY DENIABLE DENIABLY DERAILED DEUCEDLY DIABLERY DIABOLIC DIACIDIC DICYCLIC DIELDRIN DOORNAIL DRACONIC DULCINEA DUNCICAL DUODENAL ECOCIDAL EDUCABLE EDUCIBLE ENCIRCLE ENCYCLIC ERODIBLE EXCLUDED EXCLUDER EXOCRINE EXORABLE EXORDIAL ICEBOUND ICONICAL INCLUDED INDOCILE INEDIBLE IRENICAL IRONCLAD IRONICAL LABOURED LADYBIRD LEEBOARD LIBECCIO LICENCED LICENCER LICORICE LINEBRED LOUDENED NUCLEOID NUCLIDIC OBDURACY OCCLUDED OLEANDER ORDAINED OXIDABLE RANCIDLY REBIDDEN REBODIED REBOILED RECLINED RECOALED RECOILED RECOINED RECYCLED REDIALED REDLINED REDOUBLE REINDUCE RELIANCE RELOADED RELOANED RENAILED RENDIBLE RIDDANCE RIDEABLE RIDICULE RONDEAUX RUINABLE UNBEARED UNBLOODY UNBODIED UNBRACED UNBRIDLE UNCLOYED UNCOILED UNCOOLED UNDERBID UNDERLAY UNDERLIE UNDOABLE UNDOCILE UNEDIBLE UNICOLOR UNICYCLE UNIDEAED UNILOBED UNLEADED UNLOADED UNLOADER UNRIDDLE URANYLIC URBANELY UREDINIA XYLIDINE ABDUCED ABOULIC ACCEDED ACCEDER ACCIDIE ACCRUED ACERBIC ACLINIC ACRIDLY ACRONIC ACRYLIC ACYCLIC ACYLOIN ADDIBLE ADDUCER ADENOID ADORNED AEROBIC AILERON AIRLINE ALBINIC ALEURON ALEXINE ALIBIED ALIENED ALIENER ALIENOR ALIUNDE ANDROID ANEROID ANOREXY ARDENCY AUDIBLE AUDIBLY AUREOLE AURICLE AUXINIC BAIRNLY BALCONY BALDRIC BALONEY BANDIED BANDORE BEADIER BEADILY BEANERY BEARDED BECLOUD BEDOUIN BEDRAIL BEDUNCE BEEYARD BELACED BELAYED BERLINE BICOLOR BICORNE BICYCLE BIELDED BILAYER BILIARY BINDERY BINOCLE BIOCIDE BIRDIED BLADDER BLANDER BLARNEY BLEARED BLENDED BLENDER BLINDED BLINDER BLONDER BLOODED BLUNDER BOARDED BOLONEY BOODLED BOODLER BORACIC BORNEOL BORONIC BOUDOIR BOULDER BOUNCED BOUNCER BOUNDED BOUNDER BOURDON BRADOON BRAIDED BRAILED BRAINED BRANDED BREADED BRECCIA BRICOLE BRIDLED BRIDOON BRINDED BRINDLE BROADEN BROADLY BROCADE BROCOLI BROILED BROODED BRUCINE BRULYIE BUCOLIC BUILDED BUILDER BUIRDLY BUNCOED BUNDLED BUNDLER BYLINED BYLINER CABILDO CABINED CACODYL CADDICE CADENCE CADENCY CADUCEI CAIRNED CALCINE CALDRON CALIBER CALIBRE CALORIC CALORIE CALOYER CANDIED CANDLED CANDLER CANDOUR CARBIDE CARBINE CARDOON CARIBOU CARIOLE CARLINE CAROLED CAULINE CELADON CENACLE CIBORIA CIBOULE CICOREE CILIARY CINDERY CINEOLE CIRCLED CLADODE CLARION CLAYIER CLEANED CLEANER CLEARED CLOUDED CLOURED COALBIN COALBOX COALIER COCAINE COCCOID CODABLE CODDLER CODEINA CODEINE CODICIL COELIAC COENURE COENURI COERCED COLICIN COLONIC COLORED CONCEAL CONCEDE CONCORD CONDOLE CONDUCE CONDYLE CONICAL CONIDIA COOEYED CORACLE CORBEIL CORBINA CORDIAL CORDOBA CORNCOB CORNEAL CORNICE CORNILY CORNUAL CORONAE CORONAL CORONEL COULOIR COUNCIL COURLAN CRADLED CREEDAL CRICOID CRINOID CROCEIN CROCINE CROONED CRUCIAL CRUCIAN CRUDELY CRUNODE CRYONIC CUBICAL CUBICLE CUBICLY CUDBEAR CUDDLER CULICID CURABLE CURABLY CURDLED CYANIDE CYCLOID CYCLONE CYNICAL DANDIER DANDILY DANDLER DARIOLE DAUBERY DAUBIER DAUNDER DEAIRED DEANERY DEBACLE DEBONED DEBONER DEBRIDE DECAYED DECAYER DECENCY DECIARE DECIBEL DECIDER DECIDUA DECLARE DECLINE DECODER DECOLOR DECOYED DECOYER DECRIAL DECRIED DEICIDE DELAINE DELAYED DELAYER DELIRIA DELUDER DENARII DENUDER DIABOLO DICLINY DINERIC DIOXANE DIOXIDE DIURNAL DOODLER DOUBLED DOUBLER DOUCELY DOURINE DRAINED DREIDEL DROOLED DRUIDIC DRYABLE DRYADIC DRYLAND DUODENA DURABLE DURABLY DURANCE DYEABLE EARLOBE ECBOLIC ECCRINE ECOCIDE EIDOLIC EIDOLON EIRENIC ELOINED ELOINER ENABLED ENABLER ENCODED ENCODER ENCORED ENDURED ENLACED ENROBED ERICOID EUCAINE EXCIDED EXCLUDE EXILIAN EXORDIA EXURBAN EXURBIA ICICLED INBOARD INBREED INCLUDE INCUDAL INDEXED INDEXER INDICIA INDOXYL INDUCED INDUCER INLACED INLAYER INOCULA IRACUND LABORED LABROID LACONIC LADENED LADRONE LARCENY LARDOON LAUNDER LAUNDRY LAYERED LEADIER LEARNED LEUCINE LEXICON LIANOID LICENCE LOONIER LORICAE LUCARNE LUCENCE LUCENCY LUCERNE LURDANE NEBULAE NEBULAR NEEDILY NEUROID NODICAL NODULAR NOODLED NUCLEAR NUCLIDE OBCONIC OCCLUDE OCEANIC OCELOID OILBIRD ONBOARD ONEIRIC ORCINOL ORDINAL OXYACID RABIDLY RACCOON RADICEL RADICLE RADIOED RAINILY READIED READILY REBLEND REBOUND REBUILD RECANED RECENCY RECLEAN RECLINE RECODED RECYCLE REDBONE REDLINE REDOUND REDUCED REEDILY REINDEX RELACED RELAXED RELAXIN RELAYED RELINED REOILED RIDABLE ROADBED RODEOED RONDEAU ROULADE ROUNDED ROUNDEL ROUNDLY RUBEOLA RUBIDIC RUDDILY ULCERED UNAIDED UNAIRED UNBOXED UNBRACE UNBRAID UNCLEAR UNCODED UNDERDO UNDRIED UNIDEAL UNLACED UNLADED UNLOBED UNOILED UNREADY UNROBED URANIDE UREDIAL URIDINE URODELE UXORIAL XYLIDIN YEAREND YEARNED YIELDED YIELDER YODELED YODELER ABDUCE ABIDED ABIDER ABODED ABOUND ABULIC ACCEDE ACCORD ACCRUE ACIDIC ACIDLY ACINIC ACNODE ACULEI ADDUCE ADENYL ADIEUX ADORED AEDILE AEDINE AEONIC AERIED AERILY AEROBE AIRILY ALBEDO ALBINO ALDRIN ALEXIN ALINED ALINER ALNICO ANELED ANODIC ANOXIC ANURIC AREOLE ARIDLY ARILED AROUND AUDILE AULDER AXENIC AXONIC BADDER BADDIE BAILED BAILEE BAILER BAILEY BAILIE BAILOR BALDED BALDER BALEEN BANDED BANDER BARDED BARDIC BARELY BARLEY BARONY BARYON BEACON BEADED BEADLE BEANED BEANIE BEDDER BEDRID BEDUIN BELADY BELAUD BELIED BELIER BENDAY BENDED BENDER BERLIN BEYLIC BEYOND BICORN BICRON BIDDEN BIDDER BINARY BINDER BINDLE BIONIC BIRDED BIRDIE BIRLED BLADED BLARED BLEARY BLENDE BLONDE BLOODY BLOOEY BLOOIE BOCCIA BOCCIE BODICE BODIED BODILY BOILED BOILER BOLDER BOLERO BOLIDE BONACI BONDED BONDER BONDUC BONIER BOODLE BORANE BORDEL BOREAL BOREEN BORIDE BOUCLE BOUNCE BOUNCY BOURNE BOXCAR BOXIER BOYARD BRACED BRAINY BRANDY BRAYED BREADY BRIDAL BRIDLE BRINED BRIONY BRONCO BROODY BRUCIN BUCCAL BUDDER BUDDLE BUNDLE BUOYED BURDEN BURDIE BURIAL BURIED BURLED BURLEY BURNED BURNIE BYLINE BYRLED BYRNIE BYROAD CABLED CADDIE CAIRNY CALCIC CALICO CALORY CANCEL CANCER CANDID CANDLE CANDOR CANOED CARBON CARBOY CARCEL CARDED CAREEN CARIBE CARIED CARLIN CARNEY CARNIE CAROLI CAUDEX CAUDLE CEBOID CEDARN CEDULA CEILED CEILER CELERY CELIAC CEREAL CICALE CICELY CICERO CILICE CINDER CINEOL CIRCLE CLAXON CLAYED CLERIC CLERID CLINIC CLODDY CLONED CLONER CLONIC CLOUDY CLOYED COALED COALER COAXED COAXER COCAIN COCCAL COCCID COCCYX CODDER CODDLE CODEIA CODEIN CODLIN COERCE COILED COILER COINED COINER COLDER COLEAD COLOBI COLONE COLONI COLONY COLOUR COLURE CONCUR CONDOR CONOID COOEED COOLED COOLER COOLIE CORBAN CORBEL CORBIE CORDED CORDON CORNEA CORNED CORNEL CORNUA CORODY CORONA COULEE CRADLE CRANED CRAYON CREDAL CRENEL CREOLE CRUDDY CUBOID CUDDIE CUDDLE CUDDLY CUNEAL CURACY CURBED CURDED CURDLE CURIAE CURIAL CURLED CYANIC CYANID CYCLED CYCLER CYCLIC DANCED DANCER DANDER DANDLE DARNED DARNEL DAUBED DAUBER DAUBRY DAYBED DEACON DEADEN DEADER DEADLY DEALER DEANED DEARIE DEARLY DEBONE DECADE DECANE DECARE DECERN DECIDE DECILE DECODE DECURY DEDUCE DEICED DEICER DELEAD DELUDE DELUXE DENARY DENIAL DENIED DENIER DENUDE DEODAR DERAIL DERIDE DEUCED DIACID DIALED DIALER DICIER DILDOE DINDLE DINERO DIOBOL DIOECY DIOXAN DIOXID DIOXIN DIRELY DIRLED DIRNDL DIURON DOABLE DOBLON DOCILE DOILED DOLOUR DOODLE DOOLEE DOOLIE DORADO DOUBLE DOUBLY DOURLY DRABLY DRAYED DREIDL DRONED DUDEEN DUELED DUELER DUENDE DURIAN DURION DURNED DYABLE DYADIC DYNODE EARNED ECLAIR EDENIC EDIBLE EDUCED EERILY EIDOLA ELIDED ELIXIR ELODEA ELUDED ELUDER ENABLE ENCODE ENCORE ENDEAR ENDUED ENDURE ENDURO ENLACE ENOLIC ENROBE ENURED EOLIAN ERODED EXCIDE EXEDRA EXILED EXILIC EXODOI EXONIC EXUDED EYEBAR EYELID ICEBOX ICICLE ICONIC IDIOCY INBRED INCUBI INDEED INDOLE INDOOR INDUCE INDUED INLACE INLAID INLIER INROAD INURED IODIDE IODINE IRENIC IRIDIC IRONED IRONIC IXODID LABOUR LACIER LACUNE LADDER LADDIE LADINO LADRON LAIRED LANCED LANCER LANDED LANDER LARDED LARDON LARINE LARYNX LAUDED LAUDER LAUNCE LEADED LEADEN LEADER LEANED LEANER LENDER LEUCIN LEXICA LIBIDO LIBRAE LIEDER LIERNE LINEAR LINIER LOADED LOADER 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You can spell the phrase "Lunch in TARDIS: booboo!" and several thousand less-apt phrases.

The longest single shorter words are consolidations, chlorinations, discoloration, and subordination.

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