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What is a person called who grows trees?
A person who grows trees is called an arborist or a silviculturist.
How do you spell silvecoltronist?
The likely word is silviculturist (from the same root as sylvan, it is one who tends to forest trees).
What are scientist called that study nature preserves or state forest?
Silviculturist =Silvics involves understanding how trees grow, reproduce, and respond to environmental changes.
Who promotes creationism?
Dr. Paul Ackerman, PsychologistDr. E. Theo Agard, Medical PhysicsDr. James Allan, GeneticistDr. Steve Austin, GeologistDr. S.E. Aw, BiochemistDr. Thomas Barnes, PhysicistDr. Geoff Barnard, ImmunologistDr. Don, Batten, B.Sc.Agr. (Hons 1), Ph.D.,--Plant Physiology, Expert in environmental adaptation of tropical fruitDr. Donald Baumann, Solid State Physics, Professor of Biology and Chemistry, Cedarville UniversityDr. John Baumgardner, Electrical Engineering, Space Physicist, Geophysicist, expert in supercomputer modeling of plate tectonicsDr. Jerry Bergman, PsychologistDr. Kimberly Berrine, Microbiology & ImmunologyProf. Vladimir Betina, Microbiology, Biochemistry & BiologyDr. Raymond G. Bohlin, BiologistDr. Andrew Bosanquet, Biology, MicrobiologyEdward A. Boudreaux, Theoretical ChemistryDr. David Boylan, Chemical EngineerProf. Stuart Burgess, Engineering and Biomimetics, Professor of Design & Nature, Head of Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Bristol (UK)Prof. Linn E. Carothers, Associate Professor of StatisticsDr. Robert W. Carter, PhD Marine BiologyDr. David Catchpoole, Plant Physiologist (read his testimony)Prof. Sung-Do Cha, PhysicsDr. Eugene F. Chaffin, Professor of PhysicsDr. Choong-Kuk Chang, Genetic EngineeringProf. Jeun-Sik Chang, Aeronautical EngineeringDr. Donald Chittick, Physical ChemistProf. Chung-Il Cho, Biology EducationDr. John M. Cimbala, Mechanical EngineeringDr. Harold Coffin, PalaeontologistDr. Bob Compton, DVMDr. Ken Cumming, BiologistDr. Jack W. Cuozzo, DentistDr. William M. Curtis, III, Th.D., Th.M., M.S. Aeronautics & Nuclear PhysicsDr. Malcolm Cutchins, Aerospace EngineeringDr. Lionel Dahmer, Analytical ChemistDr. Raymond V., M.D. Damadian, Pioneer of magnetic resonance imagingDr. Chris Darnbrough, BiochemistDr. Nancy M. Darrall, BotanyDr. Bryan Dawson, MathematicsDr. Douglas Dean, Biological ChemistryProf. Stephen W. Deckard, Assistant Professor of EducationDr. David A. DeWitt, Biology, Biochemistry, NeuroscienceDr. Don DeYoung, Astronomy, atmospheric physics, M.DivDr. David Down, Field ArchaeologistDr. Geoff Downes, Plant PhysiologistDr. Ted Driggers, Operations researchRobert H. Eckel, Medical ResearchDr. André Eggen, GeneticistDr. Leroy Eimers, Atmospheric Science, Professor of Physics and Mathematics, Cedarville UniversityDudley Eirich, Ph.D. molecular biologist, industrial genetic researchProf. Dennis L. Englin, Professor of GeophysicsProf. Danny Faulkner, AstronomyDr. Dennis Flentge, Ph.D. Physical Chemistry, Professor of Chemistry and Chair of the Department of Science and Mathematics, Cedarville UniversityProf. Carl B. Fliermans, BiologyProf. Dwain L. Ford, Organic ChemistryProf. Robert H. Franks, Associate Professor of BiologyDr. Alan Galbraith, Watershed ScienceDr. Paul Giem, Medical ResearchDr. Maciej Giertych, GeneticistDr. Duane Gish, BiochemistDr. Werner Gitt, Information ScientistDr. Steven Gollmer, Atmospheric Science, Professor of PhysicsDr. D.B. Gower, BiochemistryDr. Robin Greer, Chemist, HistoryDr. Dianne Grocott, PsychiatristDr. Stephen Grocott, Industrial ChemistDr. Donald Hamann, Food ScientistDr. Barry Harker, PhilosopherDr. Charles W. Harrison, Applied Physicist, ElectromagneticsDr. John Hartnett, Physicist and CosmologistDr. Mark Harwood, Satellite CommunicationsDr. Joe Havel, Botanist, Silviculturist, EcophysiologistDr. George Hawke, Environmental ScientistDr. Margaret Helder, Science Editor, BotanistDr. Larry Helmick, Organic Chemistry, Professor of ChemistryDr. Harold R. Henry, EngineerDr. Jonathan Henry, AstronomyDr. Joseph Henson, EntomologistDr. Robert A. Herrmann, Professor of Mathematics, US Naval AcademyDr. Andrew Hodge, Head of the Cardiothoracic Surgical ServiceDr. Kelly Hollowell, Molecular and Cellular PharmacologistDr. Ed Holroyd, III, Atmospheric ScienceDr. Bob Hosken, BiochemistryDr. George F. Howe, BotanyDr. Neil Huber, Physical AnthropologistDr. Russell Humphreys, PhysicistDr. James A. Huggins, Professor and Chair, Department of BiologyEvan Jamieson, HydrometallurgyGeorge T. Javor, BiochemistryDr. Pierre Jerlström, Creationist Molecular BiologistDr. Arthur Jones, BiologyDr. Jonathan W. Jones, Plastic SurgeonDr. Raymond Jones, Agricultural ScientistDr. Valery Karpounin, Mathematical Sciences, Logics, Formal LogicsDr. Dean Kenyon, BiologistProf. Gi-Tai Kim, BiologyProf. Harriet Kim, BiochemistryProf. Jong-Bai Kim, BiochemistryProf. Jung-Han Kim, BiochemistryProf. Jung-Wook Kim, Environmental ScienceProf. Kyoung-Rai Kim, Analytical ChemistryProf. Kyoung-Tai Kim, Genetic EngineeringProf. Young-Gil Kim, Materials ScienceProf. Young In Kim, EngineeringDr. John W. Klotz, BiologistDr. Vladimir F. Kondalenko, Cytology/Cell PathologyDr. Felix Konotey-Ahulu, Physician, leading expert on sickle-cell anemiaDr. Leonid Korochkin, M.D., Genetics, Molecular Biology, NeurobiologyDr. John K.G. Kramer, BiochemistryDr. Johan Kruger, ZoologyDr. Wolfgang Kuhn, biologist and lecturerDr. Heather Kuruvilla, Plant Physiology, Senior Professor of Biology, Cedarville UniversityProf. Jin-Hyouk Kwon, PhysicsProf. Myung-Sang Kwon, ImmunologyDr. John Leslie, BiochemistProf. Lane P. Lester, Biologist, GeneticsDr. Jean Lightner, Agriculture, Veterinary scienceDr. Jason Lisle, AstrophysicistRaúl E López, meteorologistDr. Alan Love, ChemistDr. Ian Macreadie, Molecular Biologist and MicrobiologistDr. John Marcus, Molecular BiologistDr. George Marshall, Eye Disease ResearcherDr. Ralph Matthews, Radiation ChemistryDr. Mark McClain, Inorganic Chemistry, Associate Professor of ChemistryDr. John McEwan, Organic ChemistryProf. Andy McIntosh, Combustion theory, aerodynamicsDr. David Menton, AnatomistDr. Angela Meyer, Creationist Plant PhysiologistDr. John Meyer, PhysiologistDr. Douglas Miller, Professor of ChemistryDr. Albert Mills, Reproductive Physiologist, EmbryologistRobert T. Mitchell, specialist in Internal Medicine and active speaker on creationColin W. Mitchell, GeographyDr. John N. Moore, Science EducatorDr. John W. Moreland, Mechanical Engineer and DentistDr. Henry M. Morris, HydrologistDr. John D. Morris, GeologistDr. Len Morris, PhysiologistDr. Graeme Mortimer, GeologistStanley A. Mumma, Architectural EngineeringProf. Hee-Choon No, Nuclear EngineeringDr. Eric Norman, Biomedical researcherDr. David Oderberg, PhilosopherProf. John Oller, LinguisticsProf. Chris D. Osborne, Assistant Professor of BiologyDr. John Osgood, Medical PractitionerDr. Charles Pallaghy, BotanistDr. Gary E. Parker, Biologist, Cognate in Geology (Paleontology)Dr. David Pennington, Plastic SurgeonDr. Mathew Piercy, anaesthetistDr. Terry Phipps, Professor of BiologyDr. Jules H. Poirier, Aeronautics, ElectronicsProf. Richard Porter--World authority on the human spineDr. Georgia Purdom, Molecular GeneticsDr. John Rankin, CosmologistDr. A.S. Reece, M.D.Prof. J. Rendle-Short, PediatricsDr. Jung-Goo Roe, BiologyDr. David Rosevear, ChemistDr. Ariel A. Roth, BiologyDr. Ron Samec, AstronomyDr. Jonathan D. Sarfati, Physical chemist / spectroscopistDr. Joachim Scheven, PalaeontologistDr. Ian Scott, EducatorDr. Saami Shaibani, Forensic PhysicistDr. Young-Gi Shim, ChemistryProf. Hyun-Kil Shin, Food ScienceDr. Mikhail Shulgin, PhysicsDr. Emil Silvestru, Geologist/karstologistDr. Roger Simpson, EngineerDr. Harold Slusher, GeophysicistDr. E. Norbert Smith, ZoologistDr. Andrew Snelling, GeologistProf. Man-Suk Song, Computer ScienceDr. Timothy G. Standish, BiologyProf. James Stark, Assistant Professor of Science EducationProf. Brian Stone, EngineerDr. Esther Su, BiochemistryDr. Dennis Sullivan, Biology, surgery, chemistry, Professor of Biology, Cedarville UniversityCharles Taylor, MA., Ph.D., PGCE, LRAM, FIL., Cert. Theol., Linguist & TheologianDr. Stephen Taylor, Electrical EngineeringDr. Ker C. Thomson, GeophysicsDr. Michael Todhunter, Forest GeneticsDr. Lyudmila Tonkonog, Chemistry/BiochemistryDr. Royal Truman, Organic ChemistDr. Larry Vardiman, Atmospheric ScienceProf. Walter Veith, ZoologistDr. Joachim Vetter, BiologistDr. Tas Walker, Mechanical Engineer and GeologistDr. Jeremy Walter, Mechanical EngineerDr. Keith Wanser, PhysicistDr. Noel Weeks, Ancient Historian (also has B.S. in Zoology)Dr. A.J. Monty White, Chemistry/Gas KineticsDr. John Whitmore, Geologist/PaleontologistDr. Carl Wieland, MDDr. Lara Wieland, MDArthur E. Wilder-Smith--Three science doctorates; a creation science pioneerDr. Alexander Williams, BotanistDr. Clifford Wilson, Psycholinguist and ArchaeologistDr. Kurt Wise, PalaeontologistDr. Bryant Wood, Creationist ArchaeologistProf. Seoung-Hoon Yang, PhysicsDr. Thomas (Tong Y.) Yi, Ph.D., Creationist Aerospace & Mechanical EngineeringDr. Ick-Dong Yoo, GeneticsDr. Sung-Hee Yoon, BiologyDr. Patrick Young, Chemist and Materials ScientistProf. Keun Bae Yu, GeographyDr. Henry Zuill, BiologyFor starters....
Was Religion invented for human behavior?
No, in fact religiosity or behavior, ritual, or institutions, in awe of their beng somethng or someone higher or greater than ourselves which/who has to do with bringing this all about and/or somehow continuing to influence or control all of it has been determined by Anthropologists and Archaeologists alike to be one of the universal characteristics of all human culture from the beginning. In the remains of the earliest civilizations ever discovered and on or near the bodies of some of the oldest human remains are signs of religiosity. For example, animals never bury their dead. With the exception of a few cases for which we do not know the circumstance of death, human remains are most often arranged, treated, wrapped, or something, and are often contained or buried, and often if enough evidence remains, have objects of personal value with them. This indicates a belief in at least an afterlife if not a future resurrection. We see from earliest record man's reverence for marraige betwen a man and a woman. These types of things (and there are many other examples I could give), plus the fact that no untouched or briefly encountered culture ever found has ever been found not to possess reverence for the divine (whether God/gods/goddess/ancestors/Sun or Moon worship, etc.,), leads to the conclusion that spirituality is part of the nature of mankind. We are spiritual beings by nature and do not stop being aware of such things until some other outside intelligent force comes along and convinces us otherwise. In fact, it has been said with confidence, based on the mountains of such evidence, that athiests are made not born.Today we have some children raised in agnostic or atheist homes. This was unheard of in most everyplace throughout history past. For most people today they fall into some category of believer until they have been indoctrinated through secular University or College. Now it is not because they have now been enlightened but indoctrinated. To disagree or propose other perspectives is to draw much harrassment, rejection, possible failure, and more...these are powerful tools of inforcing indoctrination that have effected many in recent times. I believe strongly in the Lord and am an active Christian. I also believe in Science as an essential tool to understanding and improving our lot in the Universe. I work in Biotech and have taken Biology and Chemstry very seriously. Based on the fact and not ont the assumptions of Darwinian theory, I see no contradictions, only proof, of my faith. Many others (far more than the secular Pedagogues are going to let you become aware of) feel the same way I do. Many are Ph.D's in the Sciences. For many, their science has led them to this conclusion. Some are Creationists (again far more than you realize) but many like Einstein, Jastrow, Hoyle and most recently Stephen Hawkings, are not religious, were successfully indoctrnated, and yet being adamantly agnostic were brought to the realization of intelligent design by their science. Add to this the histrically validated fact that all the fathers of modern science were all religious and believed strongly in the reality of God (Newton, Copernicus, Galileo, Faraday, Boyle, Pasteur, Pascal, Maurey, Kirchov, Kelvin, Maxwell, and on and on and on). Here is a list of some modern well written scholars that are staunch Creationists just to titlate you imagination. So NO, religion was not invented, or an evolvement as early racist Darwinian anthropologists like Tyler or Frazier may preached:Dr. Paul Ackerman, PsychologistDr. E. Theo Agard, Medical PhysicsDr. James Allan, GeneticistDr. Steve Austin, GeologistDr. S.E. Aw, BiochemistDr. Thomas Barnes, PhysicistDr. Geoff Barnard, ImmunologistDr. Don, Batten, B.Sc.Agr. (Hons 1), Ph.D.,--Plant Physiology, Expert in environmental adaptation of tropical fruitDr. Donald Baumann, Solid State Physics, Professor of Biology and Chemistry, Cedarville UniversityDr. John Baumgardner, Electrical Engineering, Space Physicist, Geophysicist, expert in supercomputer modeling of plate tectonicsDr. Jerry Bergman, PsychologistDr. Kimberly Berrine, Microbiology & ImmunologyProf. Vladimir Betina, Microbiology, Biochemistry & BiologyDr. Raymond G. Bohlin, BiologistDr. Andrew Bosanquet, Biology, MicrobiologyEdward A. Boudreaux, Theoretical ChemistryDr. David Boylan, Chemical EngineerProf. Stuart Burgess, Engineering and Biomimetics, Professor of Design & Nature, Head of Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Bristol (UK)Prof. Linn E. Carothers, Associate Professor of StatisticsDr. Robert W. Carter, PhD Marine BiologyDr. David Catchpoole, Plant Physiologist (read his testimony)Prof. Sung-Do Cha, PhysicsDr. Eugene F. Chaffin, Professor of PhysicsDr. Choong-Kuk Chang, Genetic EngineeringProf. Jeun-Sik Chang, Aeronautical EngineeringDr. Donald Chittick, Physical ChemistProf. Chung-Il Cho, Biology EducationDr. John M. Cimbala, Mechanical EngineeringDr. Harold Coffin, PalaeontologistDr. Bob Compton, DVMDr. Ken Cumming, BiologistDr. Jack W. Cuozzo, DentistDr. William M. Curtis, III, Th.D., Th.M., M.S. Aeronautics & Nuclear PhysicsDr. Malcolm Cutchins, Aerospace EngineeringDr. Lionel Dahmer, Analytical ChemistDr. Raymond V., M.D. Damadian, Pioneer of magnetic resonance imagingDr. Chris Darnbrough, BiochemistDr. Nancy M. Darrall, BotanyDr. Bryan Dawson, MathematicsDr. Douglas Dean, Biological ChemistryProf. Stephen W. Deckard, Assistant Professor of EducationDr. David A. DeWitt, Biology, Biochemistry, NeuroscienceDr. Don DeYoung, Astronomy, atmospheric physics, M.DivDr. David Down, Field ArchaeologistDr. Geoff Downes, Plant PhysiologistDr. Ted Driggers, Operations researchRobert H. Eckel, Medical ResearchDr. André Eggen, GeneticistDr. Leroy Eimers, Atmospheric Science, Professor of Physics and Mathematics, Cedarville UniversityDudley Eirich, Ph.D. molecular biologist, industrial genetic researchProf. Dennis L. Englin, Professor of GeophysicsProf. Danny Faulkner, AstronomyDr. Dennis Flentge, Ph.D. Physical Chemistry, Professor of Chemistry and Chair of the Department of Science and Mathematics, Cedarville UniversityProf. Carl B. Fliermans, BiologyProf. Dwain L. Ford, Organic ChemistryProf. Robert H. Franks, Associate Professor of BiologyDr. Alan Galbraith, Watershed ScienceDr. Paul Giem, Medical ResearchDr. Maciej Giertych, GeneticistDr. Duane Gish, BiochemistDr. Werner Gitt, Information ScientistDr. Steven Gollmer, Atmospheric Science, Professor of PhysicsDr. D.B. Gower, BiochemistryDr. Robin Greer, Chemist, HistoryDr. Dianne Grocott, PsychiatristDr. Stephen Grocott, Industrial ChemistDr. Donald Hamann, Food ScientistDr. Barry Harker, PhilosopherDr. Charles W. Harrison, Applied Physicist, ElectromagneticsDr. John Hartnett, Physicist and CosmologistDr. Mark Harwood, Satellite CommunicationsDr. Joe Havel, Botanist, Silviculturist, EcophysiologistDr. George Hawke, Environmental ScientistDr. Margaret Helder, Science Editor, BotanistDr. Larry Helmick, Organic Chemistry, Professor of ChemistryDr. Harold R. Henry, EngineerDr. Jonathan Henry, AstronomyDr. Joseph Henson, EntomologistDr. Robert A. Herrmann, Professor of Mathematics, US Naval AcademyDr. Andrew Hodge, Head of the Cardiothoracic Surgical ServiceDr. Kelly Hollowell, Molecular and Cellular PharmacologistDr. Ed Holroyd, III, Atmospheric ScienceDr. Bob Hosken, BiochemistryDr. George F. Howe, BotanyDr. Neil Huber, Physical AnthropologistDr. Russell Humphreys, PhysicistDr. James A. Huggins, Professor and Chair, Department of BiologyEvan Jamieson, HydrometallurgyGeorge T. Javor, BiochemistryDr. Pierre Jerlström, Creationist Molecular BiologistDr. Arthur Jones, BiologyDr. Jonathan W. Jones, Plastic SurgeonDr. Raymond Jones, Agricultural ScientistDr. Valery Karpounin, Mathematical Sciences, Logics, Formal LogicsDr. Dean Kenyon, BiologistProf. Gi-Tai Kim, BiologyProf. Harriet Kim, BiochemistryProf. Jong-Bai Kim, BiochemistryProf. Jung-Han Kim, BiochemistryProf. Jung-Wook Kim, Environmental ScienceProf. Kyoung-Rai Kim, Analytical ChemistryProf. Kyoung-Tai Kim, Genetic EngineeringProf. Young-Gil Kim, Materials ScienceProf. Young In Kim, EngineeringDr. John W. Klotz, BiologistDr. Vladimir F. Kondalenko, Cytology/Cell PathologyDr. Felix Konotey-Ahulu, Physician, leading expert on sickle-cell anemiaDr. Leonid Korochkin, M.D., Genetics, Molecular Biology, NeurobiologyDr. John K.G. Kramer, BiochemistryDr. Johan Kruger, ZoologyDr. Wolfgang Kuhn, biologist and lecturerDr. Heather Kuruvilla, Plant Physiology, Senior Professor of Biology, Cedarville UniversityProf. Jin-Hyouk Kwon, PhysicsProf. Myung-Sang Kwon, ImmunologyDr. John Leslie, BiochemistProf. Lane P. Lester, Biologist, GeneticsDr. Jean Lightner, Agriculture, Veterinary scienceDr. Jason Lisle, AstrophysicistRaúl E López, meteorologistDr. Alan Love, ChemistDr. Ian Macreadie, Molecular Biologist and MicrobiologistDr. John Marcus, Molecular BiologistDr. George Marshall, Eye Disease ResearcherDr. Ralph Matthews, Radiation ChemistryDr. Mark McClain, Inorganic Chemistry, Associate Professor of ChemistryDr. John McEwan, Organic ChemistryProf. Andy McIntosh, Combustion theory, aerodynamicsDr. David Menton, AnatomistDr. Angela Meyer, Creationist Plant PhysiologistDr. John Meyer, PhysiologistDr. Douglas Miller, Professor of ChemistryDr. Albert Mills, Reproductive Physiologist, EmbryologistRobert T. Mitchell, specialist in Internal Medicine and active speaker on creationColin W. Mitchell, GeographyDr. John N. Moore, Science EducatorDr. John W. Moreland, Mechanical Engineer and DentistDr. Henry M. Morris, HydrologistDr. John D. Morris, GeologistDr. Len Morris, PhysiologistDr. Graeme Mortimer, GeologistStanley A. Mumma, Architectural EngineeringProf. Hee-Choon No, Nuclear EngineeringDr. Eric Norman, Biomedical researcherDr. David Oderberg, PhilosopherProf. John Oller, LinguisticsProf. Chris D. Osborne, Assistant Professor of BiologyDr. John Osgood, Medical PractitionerDr. Charles Pallaghy, BotanistDr. Gary E. Parker, Biologist, Cognate in Geology (Paleontology)Dr. David Pennington, Plastic SurgeonDr. Mathew Piercy, anaesthetistDr. Terry Phipps, Professor of BiologyDr. Jules H. Poirier, Aeronautics, ElectronicsProf. Richard Porter--World authority on the human spineDr. Georgia Purdom, Molecular GeneticsDr. John Rankin, CosmologistDr. A.S. Reece, M.D.Prof. J. Rendle-Short, PediatricsDr. Jung-Goo Roe, BiologyDr. David Rosevear, ChemistDr. Ariel A. Roth, BiologyDr. Ron Samec, AstronomyDr. Jonathan D. Sarfati, Physical chemist / spectroscopistDr. Joachim Scheven, PalaeontologistDr. Ian Scott, EducatorDr. Saami Shaibani, Forensic PhysicistDr. Young-Gi Shim, ChemistryProf. Hyun-Kil Shin, Food ScienceDr. Mikhail Shulgin, PhysicsDr. Emil Silvestru, Geologist/karstologistDr. Roger Simpson, EngineerDr. Harold Slusher, GeophysicistDr. E. Norbert Smith, ZoologistDr. Andrew Snelling, GeologistProf. Man-Suk Song, Computer ScienceDr. Timothy G. Standish, BiologyProf. James Stark, Assistant Professor of Science EducationProf. Brian Stone, EngineerDr. Esther Su, BiochemistryDr. Dennis Sullivan, Biology, surgery, chemistry, Professor of Biology, Cedarville UniversityCharles Taylor, MA., Ph.D., PGCE, LRAM, FIL., Cert. Theol., Linguist & TheologianDr. Stephen Taylor, Electrical EngineeringDr. Ker C. Thomson, GeophysicsDr. Michael Todhunter, Forest GeneticsDr. Lyudmila Tonkonog, Chemistry/BiochemistryDr. Royal Truman, Organic ChemistDr. Larry Vardiman, Atmospheric ScienceProf. Walter Veith, ZoologistDr. Joachim Vetter, BiologistDr. Tas Walker, Mechanical Engineer and GeologistDr. Jeremy Walter, Mechanical EngineerDr. Keith Wanser, PhysicistDr. Noel Weeks, Ancient Historian (also has B.S. in Zoology)Dr. A.J. Monty White, Chemistry/Gas KineticsDr. John Whitmore, Geologist/PaleontologistDr. Carl Wieland, MDDr. Lara Wieland, MDArthur E. Wilder-Smith--Three science doctorates; a creation science pioneerDr. Alexander Williams, BotanistDr. Clifford Wilson, Psycholinguist and ArchaeologistDr. Kurt Wise, PalaeontologistDr. Bryant Wood, Creationist ArchaeologistProf. Seoung-Hoon Yang, PhysicsDr. Thomas (Tong Y.) Yi, Ph.D., Creationist Aerospace & Mechanical EngineeringDr. Ick-Dong Yoo, GeneticsDr. Sung-Hee Yoon, BiologyDr. Patrick Young, Chemist and Materials ScientistProf. Keun Bae Yu, GeographyDr. Henry Zuill, Biology
What rhymes with rainforest?
•tantrist •guitarist, scenarist, tsarist •sitarist • memoirist • belletrist •centrist • Marist • sacrist •lyrist, panegyrist •equilibrist • interest •optometrist, psychometrist, sociometrist •satirist •afforest, florist, forest, Forrest •rainforest • folklorist •careerist, querist, theorist •plagiarist • meliorist • apiarist •topiarist • diarist • psychiatrist •jurist, purist, tourist •obituarist • caricaturist • pedicurist •manicurist • sinecurist • naturist •miniaturist • futurist •agriculturist, apiculturist, arboriculturist, horticulturist, pisciculturist, sericulturist, silviculturist, viniculturist, viticulturist •acupuncturist • welfarist • allegorist •Eucharist • artillerist • secularist •particularist •colourist (US colorist) •amorist • ephemerist • mesmerist •consumerist, humorist •mannerist • tenorist • seminarist •terrorist • adventurist • detectorist •documentarist • militarist •monetarist • lepidopterist •motorist, votarist •scooterist • voluntarist • zitherist •Everest • aquarist • auteuristMain Forest
What are words that end with the letters st?
4-letter wordsbast, best, bust, cast, cist, cost, cyst, dost, dust, east, erst, fast, fist, gast, gest, gist, gust, hast, hest, hist, host, jest, just, kist, last, lest, list, lost, lust, mast, mist, most, must, nest, oast, oust, past, pest, post, psst, rest, rust, test, tost, vast, vest, wast, west, wist, wost, xyst, zest5-letter wordsadust, agist, alist, angst, avast, beast, blast, blest, boast, boost, burst, canst, chest, clast, coast, crest, crust, curst, deist, didst, doest, drest, durst, egest, exist, feast, feist, first, foist, frost, geest, ghast, ghost, glost, grist, guest, hadst, heist, hoist, horst, hurst, joist, joust, karst, least, maist, mayst, midst, moist, neist, odist, prest, prost, quest, reest, roast, roost, roust, sayst, shist, toast, trust, tryst, twist, verst, waist, weest, whist, worst, wrest, wrist, wurst, yeast6-letter wordsablest, accost, adjust, ageist, aghast, airest, almost, amidst, anenst, aorist, aptest, arrest, artist, assist, attest, august, aurist, barest, basest, behest, bemist, bluest, breast, bypast, cohost, coyest, cubist, cutest, degust, delist, demast, desist, detest, devest, dicast, digest, direst, divest, driest, dryest, dynast, egoist, eldest, encyst, enlist, fewest, feyest, finest, fliest, forest, freest, frowst, funest, gainst, gamest, gayest, halest, holist, honest, hugest, iciest, idlest, impost, incest, infest, ingest, inmost, insist, invest, jurist, lamest, latest, laxest, legist, likest, livest, locust, lowest, lutist, lyrist, mayest, merest, modest, molest, mongst, monist, mutest, mysost, newest, nicest, nudest, nudist, oblast, oboist, obtest, oddest, oftest, oldest, oocyst, palest, priest, purest, purist, racist, rapist, rarest, rawest, recast, relist, renest, repast, resist, retest, revest, rifest, ripest, ripost, robust, rudest, sadist, safest, sagest, sanest, sayest, schist, serest, sexist, shiest, shyest, sliest, slyest, sorest, surest, tamest, tanist, theist, thirst, thrust, truest, tubist, typist, unjust, unrest, upcast, upmost, utmost, verist, vibist, vilest, volost, whilst, widest, wisest, wriest, wryest, yarest7-letter wordsabreast, accurst, achiest, acquest, acutest, addrest, aeriest, aftmost, against, agonist, airiest, airpost, altoist, amongst, amorist, amplest, analyst, anapest, animist, aridest, armrest, artiest, ashiest, atavist, atheist, athirst, atomist, auldest, baddest, baldest, ballast, baptist, bassist, becrust, becurst, bedfast, bedpost, bequest, biblist, biggest, boldest, bombast, boniest, boxiest, bravest, brawest, bummest, bundist, busiest, cagiest, cakiest, calmest, cambist, casuist, cellist, chemist, chicest, chutist, chymist, cineast, closest, coexist, coldest, combust, compost, congest, consist, contest, coolest, copyist, cosiest, cosmist, couldst, cowiest, coziest, crudest, cultist, curtest, cyclist, czarist, dadaist, daftest, dampest, dankest, darkest, deadest, deafest, dearest, deepest, defrost, deftest, densest, dentist, dewiest, dialist, diarist, diciest, dimmest, disgust, dismast, dopiest, dotiest, dourest, doziest, dualist, duelist, dullest, dumbest, dunnest, durmast, earnest, easiest, edgiest, eeliest, eeriest, egotist, elegist, elitist, elmiest, encrust, endmost, entrust, entwist, epeeist, etatist, evenest, evilest, exhaust, faddist, fainest, fairest, falsest, fantast, fascist, fattest, fauvist, featest, fellest, feudist, fideist, firmest, fittest, florist, flutist, flypast, fondest, foulest, foxiest, foziest, fuguist, fullest, fumiest, gabfest, gamiest, gashest, gjetost, gluiest, gnomist, goldest, gooiest, goriest, gravest, grayest, greyest, gymnast, haddest, hardest, harpist, harvest, haziest, heliast, highest, hippest, hokiest, holiest, homiest, hornist, hottest, hygeist, hymnist, ickiest, idylist, iffiest, imagist, imprest, inanest, inburst, incrust, inkiest, inquest, intrust, intwist, iratest, ironist, jimpest, jokiest, judoist, jujuist, keenest, kindest, laciest, lakiest, lambast, lankest, largest, laziest, leanest, leftest, leftist, lewdest, liefest, lievest, limiest, limpest, liniest, lithest, logiest, longest, loosest, loudest, luniest, lushest, maddest, maziest, meanest, meekest, metrist, midmost, mildest, miriest, mirkest, miscast, mitiest, mopiest, murkest, naivest, narcist, nearest, neatest, nighest, noblest, nonpast, nosiest, numbest, oculist, offcast, oiliest, ologist, onanist, ooziest, openest, oralist, orbiest, otocyst, outcast, outfast, outlast, outmost, outpost, paliest, palmist, peltast, persist, pertest, pianist, pietist, piniest, pinkest, pipiest, plenist, pokiest, pollist, poloist, poorest, poshest, precast, pretest, protest, protist, provost, prowest, puniest, punkest, querist, raciest, rankest, rashest, realest, realist, reddest, request, retwist, revuist, richest, rimiest, ropiest, rosiest, rubiest, rummest, sacrist, saddest, sagiest, saltest, sawdust, searest, sexiest, sickest, siziest, slowest, snidest, softest, soloist, soonest, sophist, sourest, sparest, spriest, spryest, suavest, subsist, subtest, suggest, sunfast, tachist, tallest, tannest, tartest, tautest, teleost, tempest, tennist, tensest, tersest, tidiest, tiniest, titlist, toniest, topmast, topmost, tourist, tritest, tsarist, tubaist, typiest, tzarist, ugliest, unblest, undrest, untwist, utopist, vaguest, vainest, veriest, viniest, violist, waniest, wannest, wariest, warmest, wattest, waviest, waxiest, weakest, wettest, whitest, wildest, wiliest, winiest, wiriest, wouldst, zaniest8-letter wordsacerbest, acridest, activist, adeptest, afforest, airburst, alarmist, alcahest, alertest, alienist, alkahest, almagest, alpinist, altruist, amethyst, anapaest, angriest, annalist, antepast, antirust, antsiest, aphorist, apiarist, aquarist, arbalest, arbalist, arbelest, arborist, archaist, arsonist, artsiest, atticist, aviarist, backcast, backlist, backmost, backrest, baggiest, balkiest, balmiest, banjoist, barghest, barguest, barkiest, barmiest, barniest, battiest, bawdiest, beadiest, beakiest, beamiest, beefiest, beeriest, bigamist, bilgiest, bittiest, blackest, blandest, blankest, bleakest, blindest, blithest, blondest, blowiest, bluffest, bluntest, boggiest, bongoist, bonniest, bookrest, boomiest, booziest, boskiest, bossiest, botanist, braggest, brakiest, brashest, briefest, briniest, briskest, broadest, brownest, bruskest, buffiest, buggiest, bulgiest, bulkiest, bulliest, bumpiest, burliest, burriest, bushiest, buxomest, cabalist, campiest, canniest, canoeist, canonist, catalyst, cattiest, centrist, ceramist, chariest, chartist, cheapest, chewiest, chiefest, chiliast, chillest, chirkest, choicest, chokiest, chuffest, classist, clayiest, cleanest, clearest, coaliest, coarsest, coassist, coattest, cobbiest, cockiest, colonist, colorist, comfiest, conquest, contrast, corkiest, corniest, couldest, couthest, crankest, crassest, craziest, crepiest, crispest, crossest, cruelest, cuppiest, curdiest, curliest, curviest, cushiest, daffiest, damndest, dandiest, darndest, dashiest, daubiest, deediest, deforest, demonist, demotist, demurest, diallist, dickiest, dictiest, digamist, dingiest, dinkiest, dippiest, dirtiest, dishiest, ditheist, ditsiest, ditziest, divinest, dizziest, dodgiest, doggiest, doorpost, dorkiest, dottiest, dowdiest, downcast, downiest, drabbest, drollest, druggist, drunkest, duckiest, duellist, duettist, dumpiest, dungiest, durndest, duskiest, dwarfest, dynamist, eagerest, earliest, emptiest, endocast, epiblast, escapist, essayist, ethicist, eugenist, eulogist, euphuist, evillest, exactest, exorcist, fabulist, faddiest, faintest, fanciest, farthest, fatalist, fattiest, fawniest, feeblest, feminist, ferniest, ficklest, fiercest, fieriest, filmiest, finalist, finniest, fishiest, fizziest, flakiest, flamiest, flattest, flautist, flawiest, flaxiest, fleetest, flippest, flukiest, flushest, flutiest, foamiest, foggiest, footiest, footrest, forecast, foremast, foremost, forepast, forkiest, frailest, frankest, freshest, fubsiest, fuggiest, funkiest, funniest, furriest, furthest, furziest, fussiest, futurist, fuzziest, gabbiest, gammiest, gappiest, gassiest, gatepost, gauchest, gaudiest, gauntest, gauziest, gawkiest, geekiest, gemmiest, gentlest, germiest, giddiest, gimpiest, ginniest, gladdest, gladiest, glariest, glaziest, glibbest, glummest, goalpost, godliest, goofiest, goopiest, goosiest, gorsiest, goutiest, grandest, grapiest, greatest, greenest, grimiest, grimmest, gripiest, grossest, gruffest, grummest, gulfiest, gulpiest, gummiest, gushiest, gutsiest, guttiest, hagadist, hairiest, halakist, hammiest, handfast, handiest, handlist, hangnest, happiest, hardiest, harshest, headiest, headmost, headrest, heaviest, hedgiest, hedonist, heelpost, heftiest, hempiest, herbiest, hilliest, hindmost, hippiest, hoariest, hoarsest, hobbyist, holdfast, homilist, hookiest, hootiest, horniest, horsiest, huffiest, hulkiest, humanest, humanist, humblest, humorist, humpiest, huskiest, hygieist, idealist, idyllist, immodest, insanest, interest, intimist, itchiest, jaggiest, jazziest, jerkiest, jettiest, jingoist, jolliest, joltiest, jowliest, juiciest, jumpiest, junkiest, kickiest, kingpost, kinkiest, kittlest, kookiest, lamppost, lankiest, lapidist, lardiest, larkiest, lathiest, leadiest, leafiest, leakiest, leariest, leaviest, ledgiest, leeriest, legalist, leggiest, libelist, lightest, limbiest, lingiest, linguist, lintiest, lippiest, littlest, loamiest, lobbyist, localist, loftiest, loggiest, looniest, loopiest, loppiest, lousiest, lowliest, loyalest, loyalist, luckiest, luminist, lumpiest, lutanist, lutenist, lyricist, mainmast, makefast, malmiest, maltiest, mangiest, manifest, manliest, marliest, massiest, maturest, mealiest, meatiest, medalist, melanist, melodist, merriest, meshiest, messiest, metalist, micklest, miffiest, milepost, milkiest, miltiest, minciest, mingiest, mintiest, minutest, mirkiest, modelist, moldiest, monodist, moodiest, mooniest, mooriest, moralist, mossiest, mothiest, motliest, motorist, mousiest, muckiest, muddiest, muggiest, muralist, murkiest, mushiest, muskiest, mussiest, muzziest, myoblast, naggiest, nakedest, nappiest, nativist, nattiest, naturist, neediest, nepotist, nerviest, nettiest, newscast, newsiest, niellist, niftiest, nihilist, nimblest, nippiest, nittiest, nobbiest, noisiest, novelist, nubbiest, nutsiest, nuttiest, obtusest, oftenest, oghamist, oneriest, oologist, opaquest, opticist, optimist, organist, outboast, outburst, outfeast, overcast, overfast, overjust, overpast, pacifist, paganist, palliest, palmiest, panelist, pappiest, parodist, pawkiest, peakiest, peartest, peatiest, peckiest, pederast, peppiest, perkiest, peskiest, pettiest, phallist, phantast, phoniest, pickiest, piecrust, piggiest, pithiest, plainest, platiest, playlist, plumiest, plumpest, plushest, pockiest, podgiest, polemist, politest, populist, porkiest, pottiest, poutiest, preexist, priciest, primmest, priviest, prosaist, prosiest, proudest, psalmist, pudgiest, puffiest, puggiest, pugilist, pulpiest, punkiest, punniest, purplest, pursiest, pushiest, pussiest, quakiest, queerest, quickest, quietest, quietist, rainiest, rallyist, rammiest, randiest, rangiest, rapidest, raspiest, rattiest, readiest, readjust, rearmost, rearrest, redigest, reediest, reefiest, reekiest, reenlist, reforest, reinvest, remotest, ribbiest, ridgiest, rightest, rightist, rigorist, riskiest, ritziest, rockiest, roiliest, rookiest, roomiest, rootiest, roughest, roundest, roupiest, rowdiest, royalist, ruddiest, rummiest, runniest, runtiest, ruralist, rushiest, ruttiest, saggiest, saltiest, sandiest, sapphist, sappiest, sarkiest, sarodist, sassiest, satanist, satirist, sauciest, savagest, savviest, scaliest, scantest, scarcest, scariest, sciolist, seacoast, seamiest, securest, sedatest, sedgiest, seediest, seepiest, semitist, serenest, severest, shadiest, shakiest, shaliest, sharpest, sheerest, shiniest, shoalest, shortest, shouldst, showiest, signpost, silkiest, silliest, siltiest, simonist, simplest, simplist, sissiest, sitarist, slackest, slatiest, sleekest, slickest, slimiest, slimmest, slugfest, smallest, smartest, smokiest, smuggest, snakiest, snellest, snowiest, snuggest, soapiest, soberest, sodalist, soggiest, solecist, solidest, songfest, sonsiest, soothest, sootiest, soppiest, sorriest, soundest, soupiest, spaciest, sparsest, spiciest, spikiest, spiniest, spiriest, sprucest, spumiest, squarest, subtlest, sudsiest, sulkiest, sunburst, sunniest, supplest, surfiest, surliest, sveltest, swankest, sweetest, swellest, swiftest, tackiest, talkiest, tangiest, tardiest, tarriest, tattiest, tawniest, teariest, techiest, teeniest, telecast, tenorist, tentiest, theorist, thewiest, thickest, thinnest, thymiest, tightest, timidest, tinniest, tippiest, tipsiest, tiredest, totalist, totemist, toughest, trapnest, triggest, trimmest, tubbiest, tuftiest, turfiest, twiniest, typecast, ultraist, unionist, uniquest, unitrust, unripest, untruest, unwisest, upthrust, urbanest, urbanist, vealiest, vegetist, veiniest, viewiest, vitalist, vividest, vocalist, votarist, vuggiest, wackiest, wartiest, washiest, waspiest, weariest, webbiest, wedgiest, weediest, weeniest, weepiest, weirdest, wenniest, whiniest, whitiest, wiggiest, windiest, wingiest, wispiest, withiest, wittiest, wombiest, wonkiest, woodiest, wooliest, wooziest, wordiest, wormiest, wouldest, wrongest, yolkiest, youngest, yuckiest, yummiest, zappiest, zingiest, zippiest9-letter wordsabruptest, absurdest, absurdist, adroitest, aerialist, aftermost, alchemist, allergist, analogist, anarchist, anatomist, antitrust, apologist, archivist, atonalist, auntliest, auteurist, awfullest, balladist, barrenest, baulkiest, beachiest, beechiest, biblicist, bicyclist, biologist, bitchiest, bitterest, blacklist, bleariest, blockiest, bloodiest, bloomiest, blottiest, blousiest, blowsiest, blowziest, bluesiest, blurriest, botchiest, bounciest, braggiest, braillist, brainiest, branniest, brashiest, brassiest, brattiest, bratwurst, brawliest, brawniest, breakfast, breeziest, brickiest, brightest, brittlest, broadcast, bronziest, broodiest, broomiest, browniest, brushiest, brusquest, bubbliest, bunchiest, burbliest, callowest, candidest, capablest, careerist, catchiest, catechist, chaffiest, chalkiest, chanciest, charriest, chattiest, checklist, cheekiest, cheeriest, cheesiest, chertiest, chilliest, chinkiest, chippiest, chirpiest, choosiest, choppiest, chubbiest, chuffiest, chummiest, chunkiest, clammiest, classiest, cleverest, cliffiest, clingiest, cliquiest, cloddiest, cloggiest, cloudiest, clubbiest, clumpiest, clumsiest, clunkiest, collagist, colorfast, columnist, comeliest, commonest, communist, concisest, cornetist, couthiest, crabbiest, craftiest, craggiest, crankiest, crappiest, crawliest, crayonist, creakiest, creamiest, creasiest, creepiest, crimpiest, crispiest, croakiest, croupiest, cruddiest, cruellest, crumbiest, crummiest, cuddliest, cursedest, cutesiest, cymbalist, daintiest, damnedest, dapperest, darkliest, darnedest, deadliest, decentest, decongest, defeatist, denturist, devoutest, diabolist, dialogist, dimpliest, directest, dishonest, disinfest, disinvest, dismalest, doggonest, dogmatist, doughiest, downburst, draffiest, draftiest, draggiest, dramatist, drawliest, dreamiest, dreariest, dreggiest, dressiest, driftiest, drippiest, droopiest, drossiest, drowsiest, druggiest, drumliest, dryasdust, durnedest, earthiest, ecdysiast, ecologist, economist, ecumenist, enamelist, encomiast, enologist, eroticist, euphemist, euthenist, exegetist, extremest, extremist, fantasist, faultiest, featliest, feetfirst, fetishist, feudalist, filthiest, flabbiest, flaggiest, flappiest, flashiest, flavorist, fledgiest, fleeciest, fleshiest, flimsiest, flintiest, flirtiest, floatiest, flockiest, floppiest, flossiest, fluffiest, folksiest, formalist, freakiest, frettiest, frilliest, fringiest, friskiest, frizziest, froggiest, frothiest, frouziest, frowsiest, frowziest, fruitiest, frumpiest, fusionist, gainliest, gangliest, geodesist, geologist, giggliest, gladliest, glairiest, glassiest, gleamiest, gleetiest, glitziest, globalist, globbiest, gloomiest, glossiest, glumpiest, gnarliest, gnattiest, goggliest, goldenest, goodliest, grabbiest, grainiest, grassiest, greasiest, greediest, greeniest, grippiest, grisliest, grittiest, groggiest, grooviest, grottiest, groutiest, growliest, grubbiest, gruffiest, grumpiest, grungiest, guidepost, guiltiest, guitarist, hackliest, haggadist, haulmiest, headfirst, heartiest, heathiest, herbalist, hermetist, hillcrest, hoarfrost, hollowest, holocaust, homeliest, hungriest, hygienist, hylozoist, hypnotist, hypoblast, hypocaust, idioblast, immensest, innermost, intensest, internist, jaggedest, jangliest, jauntiest, jiggliest, jingliest, jounciest, jungliest, karateist, kindliest, kingliest, klutziest, knobbiest, knottiest, knubbiest, knurliest, larcenist, lavishest, leachiest, lightfast, likeliest, limberest, limpsiest, liturgist, liveliest, loneliest, lordliest, loudliest, loveliest, lowermost, machinist, mammonist, mannerist, marbliest, marimbist, marshiest, masochist, measliest, mechanist, medallist, meliorist, mellowest, memoirist, mentalist, mesmerist, methodist, mightiest, misadjust, modernest, modernist, mosaicist, motleyest, mouldiest, mouthiest, mutualist, narrowest, nearliest, nettliest, nonartist, nonsexist, nontheist, northeast, northwest, nubbliest, obscenest, obscurest, occultist, ocularist, orangiest, orneriest, orthotist, outermost, paintiest, paltriest, pantheist, passivist, patchiest, peachiest, pearliest, pebbliest, periplast, pessimist, physicist, pimpliest, pitchiest, plashiest, plottiest, pluckiest, plummiest, pluralist, plushiest, poachiest, pogromist, pointiest, portliest, pouchiest, precisest, predigest, preppiest, prettiest, prickiest, prissiest, privatest, promptest, properest, prosodist, publicist, puddliest, punchiest, putschist, quaggiest, quaintest, qualmiest, queasiest, queaziest, quirkiest, racialist, raggedest, recentest, recordist, redbreast, reechiest, reformist, reservist, rheumiest, rhythmist, rightmost, rippliest, ritualist, rottenest, roughcast, rubbliest, ruffliest, ruggedest, rumpliest, sallowest, sandblast, savoriest, scabbiest, scantiest, scarriest, scattiest, scenarist, schiziest, scholiast, scientist, screwiest, scummiest, scurfiest, scurviest, scuzziest, secretest, seemliest, semimoist, serialist, shabbiest, shaggiest, shamanist, shamefast, sheeniest, shelliest, shelviest, shiftiest, shirtiest, shoaliest, shoddiest, shortlist, shouldest, shrewdest, shrillest, sickliest, silentest, simulcast, sincerest, skiddiest, skimpiest, skinniest, slaggiest, slangiest, sleaziest, sleekiest, sleepiest, sleetiest, slightest, slimsiest, slinkiest, slippiest, slobbiest, sloppiest, sloshiest, sludgiest, slummiest, slushiest, sluttiest, smarmiest, smeariest, smelliest, smirkiest, smoggiest, smoothest, smudgiest, smuttiest, snaggiest, snappiest, snarkiest, snarliest, snazziest, sneakiest, sneeziest, sniffiest, snippiest, snobbiest, snoopiest, snootiest, snooziest, snottiest, snoutiest, snubbiest, snuffiest, socialist, solemnest, solipsist, soothfast, southeast, southwest, sparkiest, sparriest, speediest, spheriest, spiffiest, spiritist, spongiest, spookiest, spooniest, sporocyst, sportiest, spottiest, spruciest, spunkiest, squattest, squintest, sublimest, subtilest, sugariest, sullenest, sultriest, superbest, superfast, supremest, swampiest, swankiest, swarajist, sweatiest, sweepiest, swimmiest, swingiest, swirliest, swishiest, syllogist, symbolist, synergist, tangliest, tattooist, tawdriest, teensiest, tenderest, tenebrist, terrorist, tetchiest, therapist, theurgist, thorniest, timeliest, timpanist, tingliest, tinkliest, tonoplast, toothiest, torchiest, torridest, touchiest, toweriest, trapezist, trashiest, trendiest, tressiest, trickiest, trippiest, tritheist, troutiest, twangiest, tweakiest, tweediest, twiggiest, twirliest, tympanist, ufologist, ultrafast, undermost, uneasiest, unevenest, unfairest, unholiest, unkindest, unruliest, untidiest, unwariest, uppermost, urologist, uttermost, vaultiest, verbalist, violinist, voodooist, vorticist, vulgarest, wabbliest, wambliest, wateriest, weakliest, weensiest, welfarist, whackiest, wheeziest, whelkiest, whinniest, whippiest, whirliest, wickedest, wieldiest, wifeliest, wiggliest, windblast, winsomest, wintriest, wiseliest, witchiest, wobbliest, woodenest, woodsiest, woolliest, worthiest, wrathiest, yellowest, zeitgeist, zitherist, zoologist10-letter wordsabiogenist, absolutest, absolutist, aeronomist, agronomist, algebraist, algologist, allegorist, ameloblast, amyloplast, ancientest, anecdotist, antagonist, antiracist, antisexist, archpriest, automatist, autonomist, awkwardest, bairnliest, balloonist, bassoonist, belletrist, bibliotist, billowiest, biochemist, blessedest, blotchiest, bottommost, brambliest, branchiest, breathiest, bryologist, butteriest, capitalist, carrotiest, cartoonist, centralest, centralist, ceramicist, certainest, cetologist, chauvinist, childliest, chinchiest, chintziest, churchiest, classicist, clavierist, cleanliest, clerkliest, cloudburst, cocatalyst, colloquist, compactest, completest, complexest, concretist, conformist, cornettist, correctest, corruptest, courtliest, crackliest, crinkliest, crookedest, crumbliest, crumpliest, crunchiest, cunningest, curiousest, cytologist, doughtiest, drizzliest, drouthiest, earthliest, ecotourist, empiricist, enthusiast, ergonomist, ethologist, eugenicist, euhemerist, evangelist, exodontist, factualist, federalist, fetologist, fibroblast, fictionist, fingerpost, finickiest, flauntiest, fleshliest, flightiest, flounciest, floweriest, folklorist, foolishest, forlornest, forwardest, freckliest, frizzliest, gemologist, generalist, geneticist, genteelest, geochemist, gladsomest, glossarist, gradualist, graffitist, grewsomest, grizzliest, grouchiest, growthiest, gruesomest, handsomest, hartebeest, haughtiest, healthiest, henotheist, heterocyst, hithermost, horologist, houseguest, iconoclast, ideologist, illuminist, immoralist, intertwist, jitteriest, journalist, joyfullest, kineticist, knackwurst, knobbliest, knockwurst, knowingest, knuckliest, kvetchiest, legitimist, lengthiest, leucoplast, liberalist, librettist, literalist, liverwurst, magazinist, manicurist, maximalist, microburst, militarist, minimalist, misogamist, misogynist, mixologist, mizzenmast, monarchist, monetarist, monogamist, monologist, monopolist, monotheist, mycologist, myeloblast, narcissist, naturalist, naughtiest, negativist, nematocyst, neorealist, nethermost, neutralist, nominalist, obituarist, oncologist, ontologist, operettist, orchardist, organicist, orthoepist, overmodest, pacificist, palimpsest, panegyrist, panickiest, pantywaist, patientest, paunchiest, pediatrist, pedicurist, pedologist, penologist, perfectest, permafrost, pharmacist, phenocryst, phlegmiest, piccoloist, plagiarist, podiatrist, polemicist, polygamist, polytheist, pomologist, positivest, positivist, possiblest, pragmatist, preachiest, prefascist, preharvest, presentist, prickliest, protoplast, puckeriest, queenliest, racketiest, raunchiest, reafforest, recidivist, recitalist, reconquest, relativist, resolutest, reunionist, revanchist, revivalist, rhapsodist, rheologist, ricketiest, rinderpest, rudderpost, saintliest, savouriest, schizziest, scraggiest, scrappiest, scrawliest, scrawniest, scrimpiest, scroggiest, scrubbiest, scruffiest, secularist, seminarist, sensiblest, sensualist, separatist, serologist, sexologist, shadowiest, shallowest, shapeliest, shirtwaist, shriekiest, shrimpiest, shrubbiest, sightliest, sinologist, sketchiest, slenderest, slimpsiest, slouchiest, sloughiest, smutchiest, snatchiest, snuffliest, solidarist, spangliest, sparkliest, specialest, specialist, spideriest, spindliest, splashiest, spleeniest, splurgiest, sportscast, sprawliest, spriggiest, springiest, squabbiest, squalidest, squalliest, squashiest, squattiest, squeakiest, squiffiest, squinniest, squintiest, squirmiest, squishiest, suffragist, summeriest, surrealist, swarthiest, sweltriest, symphonist, symposiast, syncretist, synonymist, synthesist, taxonomist, teentsiest, thatchiest, threadiest, threnodist, thriftiest, throatiest, thrummiest, topologist, toponymist, trailerist, trembliest, trichocyst, trickliest, tricksiest, trivialist, trombonist, twiddliest, twitchiest, typologist, uncanniest, uncleanest, unclearest, ungodliest, unhandiest, unhappiest, unicyclist, uniformest, uninterest, unluckiest, unquietest, unreadiest, unsoundest, vignettist, virologist, wanderlust, wealthiest, weightiest, wildebeest, willingest, willowiest, winteriest, woefullest, womanliest, worldliest, wriggliest, wrinkliest11-letter wordsabortionist, accompanist, adoptionist, adventurist, anthologist, antielitist, antifascist, antirealist, aquarellist, aquatintist, artillerist, audiologist, autosuggest, behaviorist, bimetallist, bioethicist, carefullest, charmingest, chiropodist, chloroplast, chromoplast, churchliest, clarinetist, clericalist, cobwebbiest, colonialist, communalist, comparatist, computerist, consumerist, corporatist, cosmogonist, cosmologist, creationist, determinist, dichotomist, diplomatist, discreetest, disinterest, disunionist, divisionist, doggonedest, dolefullest, draughtiest, droughtiest, ecumenicist, endodontist, epigraphist, equilibrist, ethnologist, etymologist, eudaemonist, exclusivist, farthermost, fearfullest, featheriest, finnickiest, flabbergast, frequentest, friendliest, funambulist, furthermost, gemmologist, genealogist, geobotanist, groundburst, harmonicist, headachiest, heavenliest, hydrologist, hyperbolist, illusionist, immanentist, imperialist, indecentest, innocentest, iridologist, irredentist, keyboardist, kinetoplast, landscapist, limnologist, lymphoblast, madrigalist, malapropist, mammalogist, mandolinist, materialist, medievalist, megaloblast, melanoblast, memorialist, metrologist, miniaturist, monologuist, museologist, mycophagist, mythologist, nationalist, necrologist, neurologist, nitpickiest, nonbotanist, nonfeminist, noninterest, numismatist, objectivist, odontoblast, opportunist, optometrist, ordinariest, orientalist, orthopedist, overearnest, overharvest, painfullest, pantomimist, parachutist, paternalist, pathologist, peacockiest, personalist, petrologist, pheneticist, philatelist, philologist, phonemicist, phonologist, photoresist, phycologist, physiatrist, physicalist, pitifullest, pleasantest, pleinairist, pointillist, poltergeist, portraitist, preconquest, primitivist, princeliest, probabilist, profoundest, protagonist, quagmiriest, radiologist, rationalist, rebroadcast, regionalist, religionist, researchist, revisionist, romanticist, saxophonist, schmalziest, scrabbliest, scraggliest, scratchiest, screechiest, scroungiest, semanticist, semiologist, semioticist, shmaltziest, skitteriest, slipperiest, slovenliest, snippetiest, sociologist, soliloquist, spheroplast, splendidest, splotchiest, squelchiest, squiggliest, squooshiest, succinctest, superegoist, supremacist, suprematist, survivalist, swingingest, syndicalist, taphonomist, taxidermist, teetotalist, teleologist, telephonist, theosophist, thoroughest, tobacconist, tobogganist, toploftiest, tranquilest, tribologist, trophoblast, unbeknownst, uncommonest, underthrust, ungainliest, unkindliest, unlikeliest, unloveliest, unseemliest, untimeliest, unwieldiest, unworthiest, vacationist, vanguardist, vineyardist, virginalist, voluntarist, weathercast, wienerwurst, wretchedest, xylophonist12-letter wordsabolitionist, accordionist, anecdotalist, angelologist, antifeminist, antinovelist, antiroyalist, apiculturist, apocalyptist, assemblagist, automobilist, aviculturist, bibliopegist, bibliopolist, biophysicist, bioscientist, cardiologist, caricaturist, cheerfullest, chronologist, clarinettist, coalitionist, coleopterist, collectivist, conchologist, cosmochemist, counterblast, cryptanalyst, cryptologist, demonologist, dendrologist, deontologist, deviationist, diffusionist, diversionist, econometrist, editorialist, educationist, elocutionist, embryologist, emotionalist, entomologist, enzymologist, erythroblast, escapologist, essentialist, evolutionist, exclusionist, excursionist, exobiologist, expansionist, extortionist, fruitfullest, futurologist, geophysicist, geoscientist, glaciologist, glossolalist, gracefullest, graphologist, gratefullest, gymnosophist, gynecologist, headforemost, hematologist, hyperrealist, immunologist, inflationist, intuitionist, isolationist, lexicologist, malacologist, mercantilist, metallurgist, microanalyst, microscopist, mineralogist, miscellanist, monochromist, morphologist, motorcyclist, mournfullest, musicologist, nematologist, nephrologist, neurochemist, noctambulist, nonbiologist, nonbroadcast, noncolorfast, noncommunist, noneconomist, nonscientist, nonsocialist, northernmost, numerologist, nutritionist, obscurantist, oceanologist, operationist, orthodontist, orthopterist, overoptimist, palindromist, palynologist, papyrologist, partitionist, peacefullest, perfusionist, periodontist, phillumenist, phlebotomist, photochemist, phragmoplast, phrenologist, physiologist, phytochemist, pictorialist, pointtillist, polygraphist, pragmaticist, prebreakfast, precisionist, proctologist, propagandist, psephologist, psychiatrist, psychologist, pyrotechnist, radiochemist, receptionist, reductionist, salvationist, schmaltziest, secessionist, seismologist, selectionist, selenologist, semifinalist, silhouettist, slaphappiest, snowmobilist, somnambulist, southernmost, speleologist, spiritualist, spitefullest, sprightliest, subjectivist, technologist, telegraphist, teratologist, thankfullest, toxicologist, trampolinist, tranquillest, trichologist, triumphalist, ultraleftist, ultrarealist, unhealthiest, universalist, unsightliest, urbanologist, vibraharpist, vibraphonist, voluntaryist13-letter wordsacupuncturist, agriculturist, annexationist, anticommunist, antiformalist, antimechanist, antimodernist, antisocialist, antiterrorist, aquaculturist, archaeologist, blepharoplast, calligraphist, campanologist, ceremonialist, chiaroscurist, cinquecentist, clavichordist, climatologist, commercialist, comparativist, conceptualist, contortionist, contrabandist, contrabassist, contrapuntist, coreligionist, corruptionist, cosmetologist, counterthrust, criminologist, cryobiologist, cyberneticist, demolitionist, dermatologist, deuteragonist, devolutionist, diabetologist, documentalist, documentarist, dodecaphonist, electrologist, encyclopedist, epigrammatist, ethnobotanist, exhibitionist, expressionist, feuilletonist, flugelhornist, fluoroscopist, functionalist, gerontologist, herpetologist, ichthyologist, immaterialist, immunochemist, impressionist, indeterminist, individualist, irrationalist, irreligionist, laparoscopist, lepidopterist, liberationist, lichenologist, malariologist, mariculturist, martyrologist, melodramatist, meteoriticist, meteorologist, methodologist, millennialist, monometallist, myrmecologist, narratologist, neoclassicist, neonatologist, noncapitalist, nonchauvinist, nonconformist, nonmonetarist, nonspecialist, onomatologist, oppositionist, ornithologist, paleobotanist, particularist, percussionist, perfectionist, phenomenalist, philhellenist, phraseologist, planetologist, precapitalist, primatologist, progressivist, projectionist, protectionist, provincialist, psychoanalyst, pteridologist, recreationist, repressionist, revolutionist, sacerdotalist, sadomasochist, separationist, sericulturist, sociolinguist, subspecialist, superlobbyist, superloyalist, televangelist, thanatologist, thaumaturgist, thermochemist, ultrarightist, ultraroyalist, ventriloquist, vexillologist, victimologist, violoncellist, viticulturist, vocationalist, volcanologist, vulcanologist, watercolorist14-letter wordsaerodynamicist, anthropologist, anticapitalist, antimilitarist, antimonarchist, antimonopolist, antiseparatist, aromatherapist, associationist, bacteriologist, bronchoscopist, chemotherapist, citriculturist, cooperationist, counterprotest, cytogeneticist, dialectologist, ecclesiologist, educationalist, epidemiologist, floriculturist, fundamentalist, geohydrologist, harpsichordist, horticulturist, hydrobiologist, hypermodernist, hypnotherapist, incrementalist, indifferentist, integrationist, kremlinologist, liturgiologist, metafictionist, microbiologist, neocolonialist, neuroanatomist, neurobiologist, neuroscientist, nonobjectivist, operationalist, paleobiologist, paleoecologist, paleomagnetist, paleontologist, paleozoologist, pantisocratist, parasitologist, pharmacologist, philanthropist, photobiologist, photogeologist, prerevisionist, prohibitionist, protozoologist, psycholinguist, radiobiologist, radiotherapist, repudiationist, reservationist, rheumatologist, sacramentalist, segregationist, sensationalist, sentimentalist, silviculturist, sociobiologist, spectroscopist, territorialist, traditionalist, ultramodernist, vivisectionist15-letter wordsagriculturalist, antiabortionist, anticolonialist, antimaterialist, antinationalist, antirationalist, assimilationist, biotechnologist, chemotaxonomist, chronobiologist, colonizationist, confessionalist, conservationist, conventionalist, cryptozoologist, daguerreotypist, emancipationist, endocrinologist, experimentalist, geochronologist, geomorphologist, governmentalist, hydrodynamicist, insurrectionist, intellectualist, interventionist, multilateralist, nonpsychiatrist, ophthalmologist, phenomenologist, photojournalist, physiotherapist, preformationist, preservationist, pseudoscientist, psychobiologist, psychophysicist, psychotherapist, quarterfinalist, resurrectionist, roentgenologist, sedimentologist, supernaturalist, superspecialist16-letter wordsaccommodationist, anthropomorphist, antievolutionist, antireductionist, collaborationist, confrontationist, controversialist, counterculturist, counterterrorist, cytotechnologist, environmentalist, immunogeneticist, internationalist, introspectionist, neuropathologist, neuroradiologist, nullificationist, otolaryngologist, paleopathologist, parapsychologist, photogrammetrist, premillennialist, supranationalist, thermodynamicist, transcriptionist, ultranationalist17-letter wordscongregationalist, conversationalist, ethnomusicologist, hydrometallurgist, immunopathologist, lepidopterologist, neurophysiologist, neuropsychiatrist, neuropsychologist, nonanthropologist, noncooperationist, orthopsychiatrist, psychopathologist, transcendentalist18-letter wordsantivivisectionist, dendrochronologist, ethnomethodologist, hydrometeorologist, immunohematologist, micrometeorologist, noninterventionist, paleoclimatologist, psychophysiologist19-letter wordsanticonservationist, antifluoridationist, electrophysiologist, micropaleontologist, neuropharmacologist, paleoanthropologist, representationalist, transformationalist, ultrasegregationist20-letter wordsneuroendocrinologist, psychopharmacologist21-letter wordsotorhinolaryngologist3128 words found.
