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While with traditional orthodontic treatment, canted occlusal planes can be problematic, the use of new mini-screws has changed this. Inserting a small mini-screw into the maxilla allows controlled intrusion and extrusion of teeth in order to level a canted occlusal plane.

http://www.orthodonticproductsonline.com/issues/articles/2006-02_12.asp

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It means the vessel is not vertical to the water, it is canted or leaning to one side more than the other

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arched, arches, cached, caches, canted, canter, caries, carted, celled, center, darted, dories, ?, mantis, ?, Ported

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Without looking up its longitude, no: the British Isles is canted surprisingly westwards, although maps tend to show them as "straight up and down".

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black steel and canted spark plugs is 8v G16A

shinny alum, with words stamped (embossed) 16 Valves.

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Spark plugs breaking is common while giving your vehicle a tune up. Perhaps you canted the socket while trying to remove it. Perhaps it failed structurally as a result of some manufacturing defect. Not having been there, it would be difficult to say why this happened to you specifically.

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Canaan

Canada

canals

canape

canard

canary

cancan

cancel

cancer

candid

candle

candor

caners

canine

caning

canker

canned

cannon

cannot

canoed

canoes

canons

canopy

canted

canter

canton

cantor

cantos

canvas

canyon

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The deBeer Myssy Youth and the Response are really good sticks especially if you are not that experienced. They're also great because they have a wider head which helps with catching the ball better and a canted top rail on the head which helps with learning how to catch the ball better.

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Beka's dream is symbolic. She fears falling into the filthy creek water - as Toycie 'fell' morally, was degraded and disgraced. Beka feels, in the dream, as Toycie felt in her time of trouble: that people all around her were only looking and laughing without really trying to help.

a quote: 'Beka stared at the laughing faces below her, and at the whiskerd catfishes nibbling at the filth floating on the surface of the water. Without warning, the bridge canted downwards propelling Beka into the waters and excrement of Haulover Creek...'

Something to think about:

- the creek was named 'Haulover creek' and Beka was throw over....

- Just as Beka unexpectedly was thrown into the filthy water, Toycie's life 'canted downwards' after she got pregnant, propelling her into a madness and a life of misery...

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There are different ways. One is that the 351w fuel pump bolts to the timing cover,the 351c bolts to the engine block. Water flows through the 351w intake manifold and does not on the 351c. The 351w has inline valves and the 351c has canted valves. The 351w has squared intake ports and the 351c has huge round ports. Hope this helps some.

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

canned

canoed

canted

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The Hudspeth Family Crest can be found in Fairbairn's Crests of the Families of Great Britain and Ireland, Page 249. It is:

A Gryffin, Segreant, between claws a tilting-spear, enfiled with a boar's head, erased.

All this heraldese can be translated as:

A gryffin = A winged Lion's body with an Eagle's head and claws (the claws replace the front feet of the Lion's body

Segreant = Looking at it from the side, Standing on the back two legs, rearing up, facing to the left

Between claws a tilting-spear = Some debate here, the spear may be straight up (indicating an actual tilting spear) or canted at an angle (the spear is tilted). While I like the canted spear, I think the straight tilting spear is probably more authentic.

Enfiled with a boar's head = A Boar's head is stuck on the end/tip of the spear, also facing the left

Erased = The Boar's head was torn off leaving three points traditionaly

This site usually shows a picture of it:

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 7 words with the pattern C-N-ED. That is, six letter words with 1st letter C and 3rd letter N and 5th letter E and 6th letter D. In alphabetical order, they are:

canned

canoed

canted

censed

conged

conked

conned

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 12 words with the pattern CAN-E-. That is, six letter words with 1st letter C and 2nd letter A and 3rd letter N and 5th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

cancel

cancer

canier

canker

canned

cannel

canner

canoed

canoer

canoes

canted

canter

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Basil chants "Mistress Mary Quite Contrary" in The Secret Garden as a way to playfully tease Mary Lennox about her name. The chant emphasizes the contrast between Mary's stern demeanor and the whimsical nursery rhyme, highlighting her transformation throughout the story. It also serves as a memorable and lighthearted moment in the novel.

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Yes. There are many major differences between the 351W and 351C, but mounting and bellhousings are generally interchangeable. Differences include water pump and water routing through the block, timing chain cover, the 351W crankshaft has significantly larger bearings (3 inch mains), the 351W had non-canted wedge heads while the 351C has canted valve heads with different water outlets (they will interchange with suitable special aftermarket intake manifolds), block deck heights, and so on. While the 351C was initially favored as a high performance engine, the valves and ports were later found to be too large even for high performance applications. The current NASCAR heads have less valve cant, smaller chambers, and smaller ports with higher velocity than standard 351C heads had. For most applications like trucks or passanger cars, the 351W is a vastly superior engine with better fuel economy and more torque and power. A swap from a 351C to a 351W is a good modification for a street engine, or even a high performance engine.

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 30 words with the pattern --NTED. That is, six letter words with 3rd letter N and 4th letter T and 5th letter E and 6th letter D. In alphabetical order, they are:

banted

bunted

canted

danted

dented

dinted

dunted

ganted

hanted

hented

hinted

hunted

kanted

kented

linted

lunted

minted

ointed

panted

punted

ranted

rented

runted

sented

tented

tinted

vented

vinted

wanted

wonted

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unlaced, forty, undercoat, fly, durance, lofty, decant, floury, canted, candor, lefty, candy, flouter, falconer, duty, facet, roundly, treacly, found, fondu, cleat, foundry, eclat, acutely, frond, acuter, fondly, curate, falconry, duet, faculty, drone, crafty, nodule, crayon, fluted, carny, flouted, flared, county, faulted, crony, default, rated, flouncy, trade, tread, dater, tared, lardy, confute, tardy, flounce, faulty, corned, flay, trounced, royal, defunct, arty, tray, flounced

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Make sure all of the rod bearings are aligning properly. Sometimes a bearing will be slightly "canted" and it will rub against the crankshaft. Make sure the rods and pistons have the correct side forward.

As you reassemble make sure that each piston/rod combination is still moving somewhat freely. Turn the crank a few turns before going on to the next. Since the rings are not seated they will drag a little on the cylinder walls until the engine has run for a bit, but you should be able to take that into consideration.

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6-letter words
acetin, aidmen, alined, anemic, atelic, cadent, calmed, camlet, candle, canted, cantle, catlin, cental, cinema, client, daimen, decant, delict, deltic, denial, dental, dentil, detail, detain, dilate, enatic, entail, etamin, iceman, inlace, inmate, lament, lanced, lancet, lectin, lentic, limned, macled, maiden, mailed, malice, maline, malted, mantel, mantic, mantid, mantle, medial, median, medina, menial, mental, milden, milted, minced, minted, nailed, tailed, talced, tamein, tandem, tenail, tincal, tineal

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A hemi is the name of a chrysler v8 that came with cylinders that have hemispherical combustion chambers(half a circle). New genIII hemi's are not trun hemi's like the ones from the 50's-70's. They have modified chambers with 2 squish pads(more oval looking). Thier legend is based their superior flow capacity, due to: opposed canted valves that allow larger valves than normal wedge heads, central spark plugs and straighter runner/ports. Hemi is the only motor that was banned at one point or another from ever U.S. form of racing( Indy, Nascar, NHRA) They still power "The Most Powerful Cars in the World" Top fuel dragsters and funny cars, 8000+hp pushrod V8s :)

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 56 words with the pattern -A-TED. That is, six letter words with 2nd letter A and 4th letter T and 5th letter E and 6th letter D. In alphabetical order, they are:

baited

banted

basted

batted

bayted

canted

carted

casted

catted

danted

darted

dauted

dawted

easted

farted

fasted

fatted

fauted

gaited

ganted

gasted

hafted

halted

hanted

hasted

hatted

kanted

lasted

mafted

malted

marted

masted

matted

panted

parted

pasted

patted

rafted

raited

ranted

ratted

salted

sauted

tarted

tasted

tatted

tauted

tawted

vatted

vauted

vawted

wafted

waited

wanted

warted

wasted

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The door striker on a 95 F150 is also a bolt, easily adjusted with a socket wrench using a Torx T-45 bit, available at Sears, home improvement stores, hardware stores, auto parts stores and many other places. The bit fits right in the end of the striker, and you loosen it by turning counter-clockwise as you would with any other bolt.

Loosen the striker just enough to shift it and the guide around, but don't take it completely off. I suggest moving it in small increments and trying the fit repeatedly because a small shift makes a big difference. Before you start, you might want to wipe off the area around the striker and trace its position with a felt tip pen so you can at least get it back where you started in case your adjustments don't correct the problem you're trying to solve.

The striker and guide affect many aspects of the door fitment. You are adjusting the height of the door inside the door frame, as well as how deeply it will close in the frame and whether the upper or lower portion of the door is canted in, out or flush. Remember if you move the striker very far up or down, you may put stress on the hinge components. If the door has had a lot of use, you may only need to replace the latch mechanism in the door or some of the hinge components rather than moving the striker.

Be patient. This is a seemingly small adjustment that can be frustrating before you get it where you want it.

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ace, aced, acid, acne,, aconite, act, acted, action, acute, ad, adieu, ado, aid, aide, an, and, anode, ant, ante, anted, anti, antic, at, ate, atone, atoned, auction, auctioned, audio, audit, aunt, auntie, auto, cad, cadet, can, cane, caned, canoe, canoed, cant, canted, canto, cat, , caution, cautioned, cent, ciao, cine, , cite, cited, coat, coated, , cod, coda, code, coed, coin, coined, con, conduit, cone, coned, cot, cote, count, counted, cud, cue, cued, , cut, cute, cutie, dace, dance, , date, daunt, deacon, dean, decant,, den, dent, detain, dice dicta, die, diet, din, dine, dint do, doc, docent, doe, , don, , donate, done, do nut, dot, dote, ducat, duct, due, duet, dun, dunce, dune, duo, eat, , edict, edit, education, en, enact, end, eon, , ice, iced, icon, id, idea, in, induce, induct, into, ion, iota, it, , neat, net, nice, nit, no, nod, node, not, note, noted, notice, noticed, nu, nude, , nut, oat, oaten, ocean, octane, ode, on, once, one, ounce, out, , taco, tad, tan, , tea, , ten, tend, it, tic, tide, tie, tied, tin, tine, to, toad, toe, toed, ton, tone, toned, tonic, toucan, , tune, tuned, , undo, unit, unite, united, untie, untied, unto,.

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The phrase refers to the tail feathers of the eagle shown on the coin's reverse. It's important for 1878 Morgans because that was the first year the coin was minted. Despite the artistic skill of the Mint's workers, their knowledge of eagle anatomy was severely lacking. During the course of 1878 several changes were made to the reverse design until everything was finally corrected. There are at least 4 major varieties:

  • 8 feathers: Bald eagles' tails normally have 7 feathers but the earliest image was engraved with 8.
  • 7/8 feathers: When the Mint realized the engraver's error, an attempt was made to rework existing dies to show the correct number of feathers. However the old 8-feather tail couldn't be completely eliminated from the image.
  • 7 feathers, reverse of 1878: When existing 8-feather dies were used up, the Mint ordered new dies with the correct configuration. However other parts of the eagle, notably its chest and legs, still didn't match reality. These show a bird with a sunken chest and an canted leg, as well as a physically impossible configuration of arrows (unless of course the eagle's claw concealed seriously-bent shafts!).
  • 7 feathers, reverse of 1879: The mint adopted new dies for 1879 that corrected the faults of the earlier designs. Some of these dies were used to strike coins at the end of 1878, hence "reverse of 1879".

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I put those letters in an anagram solver and got:

ANTACID CYANATE CYANIDE CYANITE EDACITY ACEDIA ACETIN ADNATE CADENT CANTED CATENA CYANID DAINTY DECANT DETAIN ENATIC NICETY TAENIA ACETA ACIDY ACNED ACTED ACTIN ADYTA AECIA ANTAE ANTED ANTIC CADET CANDY CANED CANID CANTY CITED DANCE DECAY DEITY DICEY DICTA DICTY EDICT ENACT ENTIA NAIAD NICAD TEIND TENIA TINEA TINED TYNED YENTA YINCE ACED ACID ACNE ACTA ADIT AIDE ANTA ANTE ANTI AYIN CADE CADI CAID CAIN CANE CANT CATE CEDI CENT CINE CITE CITY CYAN DACE DATA DATE DEAN DENT DENY DICE DIET DINE DINT DITA DITE DYNE EDIT ETIC ETNA ICED IDEA NADA NEAT NICE NIDE NITE TACE TAIN TEND TIDE TIDY TIED TINE TINY TYNE YEAN YETI ACE ACT AID AIN AIT ANA AND ANE ANI ANT ANY ATE AYE CAD CAN CAT CAY DAY DEN DEY DIE DIN DIT DYE EAT END ETA ICE ICY NAE NAY NET NIT TAD TAE TAN TEA TED TEN TIC TIE TIN TYE YEA YEN YET YID YIN AA AD AE AI AN AT AY DE EN ET IN IT NA NE TA TI YA YE

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These two 8-letter words:

outdance

uncoated

And also these:

counted

tacnode

unacted

acnode

atoned

autoed

cadent

canoed

canted

coated

coteau

deacon

decant

docent

donate

octane

toucan

acned

acted

acute

adunc

anode

anted

atone

cadet

caned

canoe

canto

cento

centu

coden

coned

conte

cotan

coted

coude

count

dance

daunt

donut

douce

ducat

dunce

educt

enact

noted

oaten

ocean

octad

octan

oncet

ounce

outed

tauon

tendu

toned

tuned

aced

acne

aeon

ante

aunt

auto

cade

cane

cant

cate

cent

coat

coda

code

coed

cone

cote

cued

cute

dace

date

dato

daut

dean

deco

dent

doat

dona

done

dote

duce

duct

duet

dune

dunt

etna

neat

node

nota

note

nude

odea

once

tace

taco

tend

toad

toea

toed

tone

tuna

tune

udon

unco

unde

undo

unto

ace

act

ado

and

ane

ant

ate

cad

can

cat

cod

con

cot

cud

cue

cut

dan

den

doc

doe

don

dot

due

dun

duo

eat

eau

ecu

end

eon

eta

nae

net

nod

not

nut

oat

oca

oda

ode

one

oud

out

tad

tae

tan

tao

tau

tea

ted

ten

tod

toe

ton

tun

udo

uta

ute

ad

ae

an

at

de

do

ed

en

et

na

ne

no

nu

od

oe

on

ta

to

un

ut

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 189 words with the pattern --N-ED. That is, six letter words with 3rd letter N and 5th letter E and 6th letter D. In alphabetical order, they are:

banded

banged

banked

banned

banted

bended

binged

binned

bonded

bonged

bonked

bunced

bunded

bunged

bunked

bunted

canned

canoed

canted

censed

conged

conked

conned

danced

danged

danted

denied

denned

dented

dinged

dinked

dinned

dinted

donged

donned

dunged

dunked

dunned

dunted

fanded

fanged

fanned

fenced

fended

finked

finned

fonded

fonned

funded

funked

funned

ganged

ganned

ganted

genned

ginned

gonged

gunged

gunned

handed

hanged

hanked

hanted

hended

henned

hented

hinged

hinted

honied

honked

hunted

jinked

jinxed

junked

kanted

kenned

kented

kinded

kinged

kinked

kinred

konked

kynded

lanced

landed

lanked

lenged

lensed

linked

linned

linted

longed

lunged

lunted

manged

manned

manred

mended

menged

mensed

minced

minded

minged

minted

monged

monied

munged

oinked

ointed

panged

panned

panted

pended

penned

pinged

pinked

pinned

ponced

ponded

ponged

ponied

ponked

punced

punned

punted

ranced

randed

ranged

ranked

ranted

rended

renied

renned

rented

rinded

ringed

rinked

rinsed

runted

sanded

sended

sensed

sented

sinded

singed

sinned

sunbed

sunned

synced

synded

tanged

tanked

tanned

tended

tensed

tented

tinded

tinged

tinked

tinned

tinted

tonged

tonked

tunded

tunned

vanned

vended

venged

vented

vinted

wanked

wanned

wanted

wanzed

wended

winced

winded

winged

winked

winned

wonned

wonted

yanked

yenned

zanied

zinced

zinged

zinked

zonked

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289/302 The 289 was produced from 1963 through 1968, and the 302 from 1968 to the current model year. They’re very similar, except for stroke. Of special interest is the 289-4V Hi-Performance engine (1963-67) with mechanical camshaft, threaded rocker arm stud (adjustable) and a recessed spring set. Most other 289/302 (1968-76) engines use a press-in stud. 1978 and later 302 engines use a modified pedestal. Many 289/302 parts fit earlier 221/260 engines (which had smaller bores). They also has less metal around the bores, so you can’t overbore to come up with a 289. 1985 models Mustang GT introduced a new high output 302 with roller tappet camshaft. Electronic fuel injection was added in 1986. Back to Top 302 BOSS This is certainly one of Ford’s all-time super engines. The 302 BOSS (1969-70) proved to be very competitive in 5 liter TramsAm racing. It featured big breathing heads with "canted" valves, mechanical cam, stamped rocker arms with a threaded adjustable stud, push rod guide plates, forged crankshaft, 4-bolt main caps (#2, #3, and #4 journals), beefy con rod with spot-face for 3/8" bolt and forged pistons. Back to Top 351W (WINDSOR) The Windsor engine plant builds this engine; hence the name. Normally, this isn’t important. But another engine, the 351C (for Cleveland engine plant), has the same displacement. That’s about all they have in common. So, it’s always important to differentiate between the two. The 351W is a beefier block than the 289/302, but has the same bore spacing (4.38") and bore diameter (4.00"), so heads retrofit. A higher deck height requires a unique intake manifold. Main journals (3.00"0 are larger than the 289/302 (2.25"). Camshafts interchange, but the 351W has a different firing order: (1-3-7-2-6-5-4-8) vs. (1-5-4-2-6-3-7-8) for the 289/302, except the 1982 and later 302 HO which use the 351W firing order. The 351W has been used from 1969 to the current year. Back to Top 351C (CLEVELAND) The 351C entered the scene in 1970 and was produced until 1974. It has canted valves with multi-groove keepers, hydraulic cam and pedestal-mounted rocker arms with "sled" fulcrum seats that are retained with cap bolts. Heads for 2V induction have "open" chambers with rounded ports, while 4V heads have "quench" combustion chambers with larger rounded intake and exhaust ports. A 351C Cobra Jet appeared in 1971 with 4-bolt main caps, which was carried over in 1972 was the 351C-4V with open chamber heads. Back to Top 351C BOSS The 351C BOSS also appeared in 1971. It had 4-bolt main caps and the 4V type quench chamber head with pedestal machined to accept a 302 BOSS type valve train and mechanical cam. The con rod featured a 180,000 psi 3/8" bolt. In 1972, open chamber heads were used with a flat-top piston – and the name changed to 351C HO. Back to Top 351M (MOUNTED) AND 400 The 351M and 400 are similar in design to the 351C, but there are subtle differences. Both the 351M and 400 blocks are 1.100" taller and have larger main journal diameters. Engine mounts are unique. Bell housing pattern is the 429/460 design. Back to Top WINDSOR VS. CLEVELAND WATER PASSAGES 289/302/351W engines is a front cover and water exits the intake manifold face of the cylinder head through the intake manifold to the radiator. 351C/351M/400 engines do not use a front cover. The block is extended and covered with a flat stamping. Water exits the combustion face of the head and into the block, and then to the radiator. Windsor and Cleveland head physically interchange, but some modification is required to accommodate the differences in water passages.

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There are 215 words that can be made out of "candidate" if you count all of the following:

Words that start with capitol letters are proper nouns (with the exception of the word "I").

Words that are in ALL CAPS are abbreviations (except I).

Not counting abbreviations and proper nouns, 158 words can be made.

("candidate" is included.)

CIA

DDT

DNA

TNT

AC

AD

CD

ET

ID

IT

Cadette

Candide

Aeneid

Nettie

Addie

Attic

Dante

Deena

Diane

Eddie

Taine

Titan

Aden

Cain

Catt

Dane

Dean

Dena

Dene

Dina

Edda

Eden

Edna

Enid

Etna

Etta

Inca

Nate

Nice

Nita

Tate

Tide

Tina

Cid

Dan

Dee

Ede

Ian

Ida

Ina

Nat

Ned

Tad

Ted

Tet

Tia

Ed

attended

attendee

decadent

decanted

decedent

dedicate

detained

detainee

detected

dictated

candied

detente

dictate

dinette

enacted

enticed

tainted

addict

attend

candid

canted

danced

deaden

deaned

decade

decant

deceit

decent

decide

deiced

denied

dented

detain

detect

dieted

edited

entice

indeed

intact

needed

netted

tatted

tattie

tended

tented

tinted

acted

aided

anted

antic

attic

cadet

caned

ceded

cited

dance

dated

deice

diced

dicta

dined

eaten

edict

enact

ended

niece

tacit

taint

teaed

tenet

tided

tined

titan

aced

acid

acne

aide

ante

anti

cane

cant

cede

cent

cine

cite

dace

date

dead

dean

deed

dent

dice

died

diet

dine

dint

edit

iced

idea

neat

need

nett

nice

tact

teat

teed

teen

tend

tent

tide

tied

tine

tint

ace

act

add

aid

and

ant

ate

cad

can

cat

dad

den

did

die

din

eat

end

eta

ice

nae

nee

net

nit

tad

tan

tat

tea

ted

tee

ten

tic

tie

tin

ad

an

at

dc

en

id

in

it

ta

ti

a

I

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6-letter words

acetin, acetyl, acidly, acnode, action, adenyl, adrift, adroit, aeonic, aerify, aerily, afield, airted, aldrin, alined, aliner, aliyot, alnico, anodic, antler, aortic, ardent, aridly, ariled, aroint, aroynt, artily, atelic, atoned, atoner, atonic, cadent, cairny, calory, candle, candor, canoed, canted, canter, cantle, cantor, caried, carlin, carnet, carney, carnie, caroli, carted, cartel, carton, cation, catlin, cedarn, cental, centra, cinder, cineol, citola, citole, citral, citron, claret, clayed, clerid, client, cloned, cloner, cloyed, coaled, coaler, coated, coater, codeia, codein, codify, codlin, coedit, coifed, coiled, coiler, coined, coiner, coital, colder, colead, colter, confer, contra, cornea, corned, cornel, cornet, cortin, cradle, crafty, craned, crated, craton, crayon, credal, credit, cretin, cyanid, dacoit, dactyl, dafter, daftly, dainty, dalton, dancer, darnel, dartle, daylit, deacon, deafly, dearly, decant, defray, deftly, delict, deltic, denary, denial, dental, dentil, derail, detail, detain, dialer, dilate, dinero, direct, direly, docent, docile, donate, dotier, drafty, drifty, drylot, eclair, editor, eidola, elytra, enatic, enfold, enolic, entail, entoil, eolian, erotic, etalon, facile, factor, failed, fainer, faired, fairly, falcon, falter, fantod, farced, farcie, fardel, fealty, featly, fecial, fedora, felony, ferial, ferity, fetial, fiacre, fiance, filter, finale, finder, finely, finery, flacon, flared, flayed, flayer, flinty, flirty, flited, floaty, florae, floret, florid, florin, flyted, foaled, foetal, foetid, foiled, foined, folate, folder, foliar, fonder, fondle, fondly, fontal, forced, forint, fracti, frayed, friend, frolic, indole, infare, infect, infold, inlace, inroad, iodate, ironed, lacier, ladino, ladron, laired, lanced, lancer, lancet, lander, lardon, larine, latino, learnt, lectin, lector, lenity, lentic, lictor, lifted, lifter, linear, linter, litany, loader, loafed, loafer, loaned, loaner, locate, lofted, lofter, loiter, lorica, lyrate, nacred, nailed, nailer, nearly, neatly, nectar, neroli, nicely, nicety, nitery, noetic, nordic, norite, notary, notice, notify, noyade, octane, oilcan, olefin, oracle, orated, orcein, ordain, ordeal, orient, ornate, racily, rafted, railed, rained, rancid, ranted, ratify, ratine, ration, ratlin, realty, recant, reclad, recoal, recoil, recoin, rectal, redact, redfin, redial, refind, refold, relaid, relict, reload, reloan, renail, rental, retail, retain, retial, retina, retold, rialto, rictal, rident, ridley, rifely, rifled, rifted, rioted, roadie, rodent, roiled, rondel, tailed, tailer, tailor, talced, talion, tanrec, tenail, tincal, tinder, tineal, tirade, tirled, toiled, toiler, tolane, tonier, traced, trance, trendy, triced, trifle, trinal, trined, triode, yarned, yodler, yonder

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Friction between the tires and the track helps racing cars maintain traction and control during high-speed turns. This allows the cars to accelerate and decelerate quickly, enhancing performance and maneuverability on the racetrack. Additionally, friction helps racing cars grip the road surface better, improving overall stability and handling.

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 8 words with the pattern E--T-D. That is, six letter words with 1st letter E and 4th letter T and 6th letter D. In alphabetical order, they are:

easted

edited

elated

eluted

emoted

empted

evited

exited

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2-letter words

aa, ad, ae, al, an, as, at, da, de, el, en, es, et, la, na, ne, ta

3-letter words

aal, aas, ace, act, ads, ala, ale, als, alt, ana, and, ane, ant, ass, ate, cad, can, cat, dal, del, den, des, eat, eld, els, end, ens, ess, eta, lac, lad, las, lat, lea, led, let, nae, net, sac, sad, sae, sal, sat, sea, sec, sel, sen, set, tad, tae, tan, tas, tea, ted, tel, ten

4-letter words

aals, aced, aces, acne, acta, acts, alae, alan, alas, alec, ales, alts, anal, anas, ands, anes, ansa, anta, ante, ants, asea, ates, cade, cads, cane, cans, cant, casa, case, cast, cate, cats, celt, cent, cess, clad, clan, dace, dale, dals, data, date, deal, dean, dels, dens, dent, east, eats, elan, elds, ends, etas, etna, lace, lacs, lade, lads, land, lane, lase, lass, last, late, lats, lead, lean, leas, lend, lens, lent, less, lest, lets, neat, ness, nest, nets, sacs, sade, sale, sals, salt, sand, sane, sans, sass, sate, scad, scan, scat, seal, seas, seat, secs, sect, sels, send, sent, seta, sets, slat, sled, sned, tace, tads, tael, tala, talc, tale, tans, tass, teal, teas, teds, tela, tels, tend, tens

5-letter words

aceta, acned, acnes, acted, aland, alane, alans, alant, alate, alecs, anlas, ansae, antae, antas, anted, antes, asses, asset, atlas, cades, cadet, canal, caned, canes, canst, cants, casas, cased, cases, caste, casts, cates, celts, cents, cesta, clads, clans, class, clast, clean, cleat, daces, dales, dance, dates, deals, dealt, deans, decal, delta, dents, easts, eclat, eland, elans, enact, etnas, laced, laces, laden, lades, lance, lands, lanes, lased, lases, lasts, lated, laten, leads, leans, leant, least, lends, naled, nasal, natal, nates, neats, nests, sades, salad, sales, salsa, salts, sands, saned, sanes, sated, sates, scads, scald, scale, scans, scant, scats, scena, scend, scent, seals, seats, sects, sedan, sends, sensa, setal, slant, slate, slats, sleds, sneds, stade, stale, stand, stane, stead, steal, stela, taces, taels, talas, talcs, tales, tasse, teals, tends, tesla, tsade

6-letter words

acetal, adnate, alands, alants, alated, alates, alcade, anlace, ansate, ascend, ascent, aslant, assent, assets, cadent, cadets, calesa, canals, candle, canted, cantle, castes, castle, catena, cental, cestas, clasts, cleans, cleats, dances, decals, decant, deltas, dental, desalt, eclats, elands, enacts, ladens, lanate, lanced, lances, lancet, lasses, lasted, latens, leasts, naleds, nasals, salads, salsas, salted, sancta, sandal, sanest, sassed, scalds, scaled, scales, scants, scenas, scends, scents, secant, sedans, sendal, slants, slated, slates, stades, staled, stales, stance, stands, staned, stanes, stases, steads, steals, talced, tassel, tasses, teslas, tsades

7-letter words

acetals, alcades, anlaces, anlases, ansated, ascends, ascents, assents, atlases, calends, calesas, canaled, candela, candles, cantles, castled, castles, catenas, centals, classed, classes, decanal, decants, declass, dentals, desalts, descant, lactase, lactean, lanated, lancets, sadness, sandals, scalade, scandal, scanted, sealant, secants, sendals, slanted, stances, tassels

8-letter words

analects, candelas, descants, lactases, saltness, scalades, scandals, sealants

454 words found.

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apnoea banded bander banged banger banked banker banned banner bannet banter bended bendee bender bennes bennet binder binged binger binges binned bonded bonder bonged bonier bonked bonnes bonnet bonzer bonzes bunged bungee bunked bunker bunted bunter cancel cancer canker canned cannel canner canoed canoer canoes canted canter censed censer censes center cinder confer congee conger conges conies conked conker conned conner contes convex convey cunner danced dancer dances dander danged danger danker denied denier denies denned denser dented dinged dinger dinges dingey dinked dinkey dinned dinner dinted donees donkey donned donnee donzel dunces dunged dunked dunker dunned dunner dunted fanged fanjet fanned fanner fenced fencer fences fended fender fennec fennel finder finger finked finned fonded fonder funded funder funked funker funned funnel funner gander ganged ganger gannet gender genies genres gentes ginger ginned ginner gonged gunmen gunned gunnel gunnen gunner gunsel hances handed hander hanged hanger hanked hanker hansel hanses hanted henges henley hented hinder hinged hinger hinges hinted hinter honied honked honkey hunger hunker hunkey hunted hunter jennet jinked jinker jinnee jinxed jinxes junked junker junket kenned kennel kentes kinder kinged kinked konked lanced lancer lances lancet landed lander lanker lanner lender lensed lenses lenten linden linger linier linked linker linnet linsey linted lintel linter longed longer longes lunged lungee lunger lunges lunier lunies lunker lunted lynxes mangel manger manges mangey manned manner manses mantel mantes mended mender mensed menses mentee minced mincer minces minded minder minkes minted minter minuet minxes mondes monger monied monies monkey montes nances nonces nonmen oinked ounces pander panged pangen panier panned panner pannes panted panzer pencel pended penmen penned penner pensee pincer pinder pinged pinger pinier pinked pinken pinker pinkey pinned pinner ponced ponces ponded ponder ponged pongee ponied ponies pontes punier punker punkey punned punner punnet punted punter rances ranees ranged ranger ranges ranked ranker ranted ranter rended render rennet rented renter rentes rinded ringed ringer rinsed rinser rinses rondel ronnel runlet runnel runner sanded sander sanger sanies sansei sended sender sennet sensed sensei senses singed singer singes sinker sinned sinner sinter sonder sondes sonnet sunder sundew sunken sunket sunned sunset synced syndet tandem tanged tanked tanker tanned tanner tanrec tended tender tenner tenrec tensed tenser tenses tented tenter tenues tinder tinged tinges tinier tinker tinmen tinned tinner tinsel tinted tinter tonged tonger tonier tonlet tonner tonnes tunned tunnel vanmen vanned vanner vended vendee vender veneer venged venges vented venter venues vinier wander wanier wa*ked wanned wanner wanted wanter wended winced wincer winces wincey winded winder winged winger winier winked winker winned winner winoes winter winzes wonder wonned wonner wonted yanked yenned yentes yonder yonker zander zanier zanies zinced zinged zinger zonked

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Gallant

appellant expellant expellent flagellant (fore-) topgallant impellent insect/water-/ repellant/repellent gas/liquid/solid/ propellant/propellent (raw) talent
alent
Alent
gallant, salant, valent

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These are all known as "end rhymes": acid acrid acted added aged aided Alfred aphid arid avid baited ballad banded basted bated batted beaded bearded bedded belted betted bided blasted bleated blended blessed blighted blinded bloated blood blooded blotted blunted blurted boarded boasted boated boded bolded bolted bonded boosted booted bounded braided branded breaded breasted brooded bud budded builded bunted busted butted candid canted carded carted casted ceded chanted charted chatted cheated chided cited clotted clouded clouted coasted coated coded corded counted courted crafted crated crested crooked crowded crud crusted cud cupid cuspid darted dated daunted david deeded delinted dented doted dotted doubted drafted dreaded drifted druid dud dusted edged ended euclid faded fainted fasted fated fatted faulted feasted fended fervid feted feuded fielded fitted flatted flaunted fleeted flirted flitted floated flood flooded florid flouted fluid fluted foisted folded footed forded forehead founded freighted fretted frigid frosted fruited funded gadded gaited gelded gelid ghosted gifted gilded girded girted glided glinted gloated glutted goaded graded grafted granted grated gravid greeted gritted grounded grunted guarded guided haded halted handed hasid hated hatred hatted haunted headed hearted heated heeded hefted heisted hennaed herded hinted hoarded hoisted hooded hooted horded horrid hosted hounded humid hundred hunted hybrid ibid it'd jaded jagged Jared jaunted jested jetted jilted jointed jolted jotted jousted jutted kidded kindred kited kneaded knighted knitted knotted laded landed languid lasted lauded leaded learned legged lidded lifeblood lifted lighted limpid lipid lipide liquid listed livid loaded looted lorded lucid lurid lusted malted masted mated matted melded melted mended meted method mildred minded minted misted molded molted mooted morbid mounded mounted mud mulcted muted naiad naked needed nested netted nodded noted opted orchid ousted oxblood padded painted pallid panted parted pasted patted peaked pelted period petted pitted placid plaited planted plastid plated pleaded pleated plighted plodded plotted pointed ported posted potted pounded pouted prated prided printed prodded prompted punted putrid putted quilted quitted quoted rabid rafted ragged raided rancid ranted rapid rated ratted redbud rended rented rested ridded rifted righted rigid roasted roosted rooted rosebud rotted rounded routed Rudd rugged rusted rutted sacred sainted salad salted sanded scalded scanted scatted scented scolded scooted scotted scouted scud scudded sculpted seated seeded shaded shafted shielded shifted shorted shouted shredded shrouded shunted sided sifted sighted silted skated skidded skirted slanted slated slatted sledded sleeted slighted slitted slotted smarted smelted snorted sodded solid sordid sorted sounded spaded spatted speeded spited spitted splendid splinted sported spotted spouted sprinted sprouted spud spurted squalid squatted squinted squirted started stated stetted stilted stinted stolid stranded strutted stud studded stunted stupid suited swatted sweated synod tainted talmud tasted tatted taunted tempted tended tented tepid tested thirsted threaded thud thudded thwarted tided tilted timid tinted toasted tooted torpid torrid toted totted touted traded treated trotted trusted tufted tumid turbid turgid tweeted twisted twitted valid vapid vaulted vaunted vended vented vested viscid vistaed vivid voided voted wadded waded wafted waited wanted warded wasted wedded weeded weighted welded welted wended wetted whetted whited wicked wielded wilted winded witted wonted wooded worded worsted would wounded wrested wretched yachted yielded

Credited.

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Not counting 1- and 2-letter words:

3-letter words

rid end can ace rin ret eon ern red rei con era eat ear ate rot art don are nit dot roc coo rod cad roe rec eta ode oca cod one nae oat oar net nod noo nor not oot ora ran ion rat ice car rad ire cat orc ore ort tad dor ait dit tic and ane ani ten dei air aid tin din tor den tie ain tae ted arc tan tao cot ado ton ade toe tar doe ant tea too act die doc tod

4-letter words

dent naoi dear darn dart nice nide dare date dato dice nard dean near neat narc dine dote dite drat earn doat door doit doer dona done dita dirt diet into iota ired idea icon dire dint etna iced iron rain tear taro tarn tend tern tied tide tare tain rota root rote roto taco tace tier tine torn tori tore toro trad trod trio torc tora tiro tire toad toed toon tone rood rode ordo orca onto otic race dace raid once odor noir nodi nota note odic odea rand rani rind ride rice riot rite roan road rent rend rate rant rato read rein redo node edit coon cent adit arid arco cero aeon coni cedi coot cade cadi caid acre corn cate core ciao cone cite airt airn ante coat code coda coed cion aero coir anti aide cine coin aine cart cord cant acid carn card care cane cote aced acne Cain

5-letter words

ratio cider caned tared caner coati retia recto rated ceria antre riant redan antic tardo noria canoe react nicer cited recon citer anted recti recta niter nitre naric narco canto cared redia nitro taroc arced radon orate credo ootid oorie cedar ontic cater radio rondo cadre racon carte oread cadet rodeo caird orcin nadir atone oater ocean ocrea oaten ranid noter raced oared octad areic odeon cairn aroid rance riced caret cento noted teind acted anode tried tonic cored coria acred acrid daric toner toned dance actor donor crane tondi trine danio actin tondo acorn diner coted cotan derat trade trend deair tread decor train crate trace triad dinar toric trice acned dater dicer dicot dicta cooer adore crone aider aired erica croon tinea entia cooed inert tenia coden irade irate coder terai inter codon intro cried eniac droit drone conto trone nacre doter adorn drain conte irone trode tined coned enact edict trona tired tenor

6-letter words

triced trined canoed triode canted retain retina tonier aortic tanrec adroit ardent action tirade aeonic redact anodic airted tinder aroint rooted rioted toroid traced rident candor acnode cadent atoned atoner atonic rodent trance orated ironed nacred coater dinero codeia iodate canter codein coated nectar corona notice octane norite cornet citron cinder noetic inroad indoor contra conoid editor dotier docent cootie donate doctor cordon enatic coiner coined corned cornea direct enroot condor erotic cortin centra dacoit rained rancid caried carnie dancer octroi carted raccoon ranted credit recant recoin cretin cantor croton ratine ration ratoon ornate oroide craned deacon orient cation cedarn detain orcein decant carton craton crated ordain

7-letter words

cordite coronae detrain crooned coronet cordate ctenoid tranced creatin trained aconite tornado codeina odorant oration odonate coranto ceratin cartoon carotin redcoat cardoon cairned carotid noticed tacnode enactor cointer erotica coontie aneroid certain donator

8-letter words

cartoned ratooned ordinate rationed acrodont creation doctrine catenoid centroid anoretic tornadic dicentra coeditor reaction creodont arointed ceratoid

9-letter words

cartooned

10-letter words

decoration coordinate

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Here are the answers I got from the website, http://rhymezone.com: Words and phrases that rhyme with corrections: (30 results)

2 syllables:

section's, sections

3 syllables:

affections, collections, complexions, confections, connections, defections, directions, dissections, election's, elections, erections, infections, inflections, injections, inspections, objection's, objections, projections, protections, reflections, rejections, selections

4 syllables:

imperfections, interjections, intersections, predilections, recollections

5 syllables:

interconnections

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Without The Sun: Here's a basic answer. The reality is a bit more complex, but this should be close enough. An orbit is just a controlled fall, including the orbit of the planets around the sun. In Earth orbit, the gravity of Earth is pulling the object down, but because it is moving forward fast enough, it falls around the curve of the Earth instead of straight down. The gravity of the Sun works the same way.

Imagine the Earth was a block and a space craft is traveling parallel to one surface at a high rate of speed. Meanwhile, gravity is pulling it down towards the block, so its path is really at an angle, heading towards the block. However, by the time it reaches the plane of that side of the block, it is beyond the edge, and heading away from the block.

Once again, gravity is pulling it toward the block, but its speed keeps that fall from being a straight line to the face of the block. In other words, it is falling AROUND the block.

The idea of an orbit is to make sure your forward motion matches the downward motion caused by gravity.

I hope that makes sense. So, the orbiting object is trying to move in a straight line, but gravity makes its path circular. If there was nothing there (like the sun), an object would continue to move in a straight line. If our sun disappeared, the planets would all fly off into space.

Now, other things could happen, depending on their relative positions, but those scenarios are too numerous and too complicated to discuss. Their paths outward into the galaxy would be affected by each other's gravity, but I doubt enough to change their directions radically. Eventually (say millions of years), each would probably take up orbit around other stars, unless they collided with another object.

Did you know that astronauts in orbit are really not weightless? They are affected by gravity, too. However, they are falling at the same rate of speed as their spacecraft, so there is no force to hold them against any one surface. It gives the feeling of weightlessness, but it isn't.

What would have happened if the Earth did not have the Moon?

On a daily basis, we would still have large breakers on the continental west coasts because of the rotation speed of the Earth, and the existence of storms out at sea, and sloping beaches. The waves we are most familiar with from minute to minute are caused by small ripples out at sea caused by storms, which get amplified into majestic breakers by their motion up a sloping beach, and the rotation of the Earth from west to east which gives them added momentum. Without the Moon, we would still have high and low tides due to the Sun, but these would be half as tall as the lunar high and low tides. There would, however, be no Neap or Spring Tides which occur when the Sun and Moon are on opposite sides of the Earth, or on the same side.

So far as anyone can tell, there would be no impacts on the issue of life on the Earth because, if ocean tides were important in getting life started by, for example, mixing up the so-called 'primordial soup', the solar tides ought to have been more than adequate to have done the same thing 3.5 - 4.0 billion years ago.

Without the Moon, there would have been no necessity for breaking the calendar year into 12 months. A large body of music titles would also have disappeared.

The tidal stress upon the Earth due to the gravity from the Moon would have vanished, and some feel that this might have had an impact on how active the crust of the Earth would be in terms of vulcanism and continental drift. It is possible that the Earth would have been slightly less geologically active, and when the Earth's atmosphere was first being formed via volcanic outgassing, perhaps it would have taken a bit longer for the atmosphere to have reached high enough concentrations necessary for synthesizing life. I think, however, that the physics of the interior of the Earth, the rate of convection of the mantle, is far more under the control of non-lunar influences intrinsic to the Earth itself.

Without the Moon, there would be no 26,000 precession of the equinoxes which is due to the torquing of the Earth by the Moon. This would be replaced by a much slower precession caused by the influence of the Sun, Venus and Mars. The axis of the Earth's rotation in space would point towards the same spot in the sky for 100's of thousands and even millions of years.

Recent computer simulations suggest that, without the Moon, the Earth's axis tilt may have been very different than what it is today. This would have caused very different seasons on the Earth, and the impact that this could have had on the developing biosphere ranges from moderate to catastrophic. The Moon actually seems to stabilize the tilt of the Earth's rotation axis over the course of billions of years.

Without the Moon, there might not be any seasons, or the seasons might be very different ones. It is believed that the Moon is an interloper from a more distant spot in the solar system which was captured by the Earth billions of years ago. This capture would have caused the rotation axis of the Earth to be seriously shifted to where it is now. The Earth may have started off with a rotation axis pointing almost perpendicular to the plane of the solar system, rather than canted at 23.5 degrees as it is now. Without this tilt, the rays from the Sun would always strike the Earth's surface at a fixed angle every day of the year. At the Earth's equator, the Sun's rays would always be perpendicular to the ground all year long. At a latitude of 45 degrees, they would strike the ground at 45 degrees every day, and at the North and South Poles, the Sun would never make it above the horizon.

Seasons would be dictated, not by time of year, but by your particular latitude on the Earth. There would be a belt around the equator where it always felt like summer. At mid-latitudes it would always feel like spring or autumn, and in the extreme latitudes we would have winter all year around. This would have significant effects on weather systems, circulation patterns etc.

Without the Moon, there would be no change in the length of the day due to the tidal friction between the Earth and Moon.

So mix the effects and you will learn.

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775 total words can be made from confidential.

In alphabetical order:

ACONITE ACTINON ALENCON ALOETIC ANCIENT ANILINE ANIONIC ANNELID ANTLION CANDENT CANNOLI CELADON CILIATE CITADEL CODEINA CONFIDE CONFINE CONIDIA CONIINE CONNATE CONTAIN CONTEND COTIDAL CTENOID DEFIANT DEFICIT DELTAIC DEONTIC DIALECT DICTION EDICTAL EDITION EIDOLIC ELATION ENATION ENCINAL FACIEND FACTION FACTOID FAINTED FANCIED FATIDIC FENLAND FICTILE FICTION FILIATE FINANCE FINICAL FLINTED FLOATED FOLACIN FOLIATE FONDANT FONTINA IDENTIC INCITED INCLINE INDICAN INEDITA INFANTE INFIDEL INFIELD INFLATE INFLECT INFLICT INLACED INTONED LACTONE LECTION LENTOID LIANOID LINDANE LOCATED NICOTIN NITINOL NODICAL NONACID NONFACT NONLIFE NOTICED TACNODE TALONED TENFOLD TINFOIL TOENAIL TOLIDIN ACETIN ACNODE ACTION AEONIC AFIELD ALINED ALNICO ANCONE ANILIN ANODIC ANOINT ATELIC ATONED ATONIC CADENT CANDLE CANINE CANNED CANNEL CANNIE CANNOT CANOED CANTED CANTLE CANTON CATION CATLIN CENTAL CINEOL CITIED CITOLA CITOLE CLIENT CLONED COALED COATED CODEIA CODEIN CODLIN COEDIT COIFED COILED COINED COITAL COLEAD CONFIT CONINE CONNED DACOIT DALTON DEACON DECANT DEIFIC DELICT DELTIC DENIAL DENTAL DENTIL DENTIN DETAIL DETAIN DILATE DOCENT DOCILE DONATE EIDOLA ELICIT ENATIC ENCINA ENFOLD ENOLIC ENTAIL ENTOIL EOLIAN EONIAN ETALON FACILE FAILED FALCON FANION FANNED FANTOD FECIAL FETIAL FIANCE FINALE FINIAL FINITE FINNED FLACON FLITED FOALED FOETAL FOETID FOILED FOINED FOLATE FONDLE FONTAL INCANT INCITE INDENT INDICT INDITE INDOLE INFANT INFECT INFOLD INLACE INLAID INLAND INNATE INTEND INTINE INTONE IODATE IODINE IOLITE ITALIC LADINO LANCED LANCET LATINO LECTIN LENTIC LIFTED LINDEN LINNET LOAFED LOANED LOCATE LOFTED NAILED NATION NIACIN NOCENT NOETIC NONFAT NOTICE OCTANE OILCAN OLEFIN TAILED TALCED TALION TANNED TANNIC TENAIL TENDON TINCAL TINEAL TINEID TINNED TOILED TOLANE ACINI ACNED ACOLD ACTED ACTIN AILED AIOLI ALCID ALIEN ALINE ALOFT ALOIN ALONE ANCON ANENT ANILE ANION ANODE ANOLE ANTED ANTIC ATONE CADET CALIF CANED CANID CANOE CANON CANTO CENTO CILIA CITED CLADE CLEAN CLEAT CLEFT CLIFT CLINE CLONE COATI CODEN COLED COLIN CONED CONIN CONTE COTAN COTED DANCE DANIO DEALT DECAF DECAL DEFAT DELFT DELTA DICOT DICTA DOLCE DOLCI DONNA DONNE DOTAL ECLAT EDICT ELAIN ELAND ELFIN ELINT ELOIN ENACT ENTIA FACED FACET FAINT FANON FATED FECAL FEINT FELID FELON FETAL FETID FICIN FIELD FIEND FILED FILET FINAL FINED FLIED FLINT FLITE FLOAT FLOTA FOCAL FOLIA IDEAL IDIOT ILEAC ILIAC ILIAD INANE INDIE INDOL INION INLET INNED IODIC IODIN IONIC LACED LADEN LANCE LATED LATEN LEANT LENTO LIANE LICIT LINAC LINED LINEN LININ LITAI LODEN LOTIC NALED NANCE NICAD NICOL NIDAL NITID NITON NODAL NONCE NONET NOTAL NOTED OATEN OCEAN OCTAD OCTAL OCTAN OFTEN OIDIA OILED OLDEN OLDIE OLEIC OLEIN ONTIC TALON TEIID TEIND TELIA TELIC TELOI TENIA TENON TICAL TIDAL TILDE TILED TINEA TINED TOILE TOLAN TOLED TONAL TONDI TONED TONIC TONNE ACED ACID ACNE ADIT AEON AIDE ALEC ALEF ALIF ALIT ALOE ALTO ANIL ANON ANTE ANTI CADE CADI CAFE CAID CAIN CALF CALO CANE CANT CATE CEDI CEIL CELT CENT CIAO CINE CION CITE CLAD CLAN CLEF CLOD CLON CLOT COAL COAT CODA CODE COED COFT COIF COIL COIN COLA COLD COLE COLT CONE CONI CONN COTE DACE DAFT DALE DATE DATO DEAF DEAL DEAN DECO DEFI DEFT DEIL DELF DELI DENT DIAL DICE DIEL DIET DINE DINT DIOL DITA DITE DOAT DOIT DOLE DOLT DONA DONE DOTE EDIT ELAN ENOL ETIC ETNA FACE FACT FADE FADO FAIL FAIN FANE FANO FATE FEAL FEAT FELT FEND FEOD FETA FIAT FICE FICO FIDO FILA FILE FILO FIND FINE FINO FLAN FLAT FLEA FLED FLIC FLIT FLOC FLOE FOAL FOCI FOIL FOIN FOLD FOND FONT ICED ICON IDEA IDLE IDOL ILEA ILIA INFO INIA INTI INTO IOTA LACE LADE LAIC LAID LAIN LAND LANE LATE LATI LEAD LEAF LEAN LEFT LEND LENO LENT LICE LIDO LIED LIEF LIEN LIFE LIFT LINE LINN LINO LINT LION LITE LOAD LOAF LOAN LOCA LOCI LODE LOFT LOIN LONE LOTA LOTI NAIF NAIL NAOI NEAT NEIF NEON NICE NIDE NIDI NINE NITE NODE NODI NOEL NOIL NONA NONE NOTA NOTE ODEA ODIC OLEA ONCE OTIC TACE TACO TAEL TAIL TAIN TALC TALE TALI TEAL TELA TEND TIDE TIED TILE TINE TOAD TOEA TOED TOIL TOLA TOLD TOLE TONE ACE ACT ADO AFT AID AIL AIN AIT ALE ALT AND ANE ANI ANT ATE CAD CAN CAT CEL COD COL CON COT DAL DEL DEN DIE DIN DIT DOC DOE DOL DON DOT EAT EFT ELD ELF END EON ETA FAD FAN FAT FED FEN FET FID FIE FIL FIN FIT FOE FON ICE INN ION LAC LAD LAT LEA LED LEI LET LID LIE LIN LIT LOT NAE NAN NET NIL NIT NOD NOT OAF OAT OCA ODE OFT OIL OLD OLE ONE TAD TAE TAN TAO TEA TED TEL TEN TIC TIE TIL TIN TOD TOE TON AD AE AI AN AT DE DO EF EL EN ET FA IF IN IT LA LI LO NA NE NO OD OE OF ON TA TI TO

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2-letter words

ad, ae, ai, an, ar, at, ay, da, de, do, en, er, et, id, in, it, na, ne, no, od, oe, on, or, oy, re, ta, ti, to, ya, ye

3-letter words

ace, act, ado, aid, ain, air, ait, and, ane, ani, ant, any, arc, are, art, ate, aye, cad, can, car, cat, cay, cod, con, cor, cot, coy, cry, day, dei, den, dey, die, din, dit, doc, doe, don, dor, dot, dry, dye, ear, eat, end, eon, era, ern, eta, ice, icy, ion, ire, nae, nay, net, nit, nod, nor, not, oar, oat, oca, ode, one, ora, orc, ore, ort, rad, ran, rat, ray, rec, red, rei, ret, ria, rid, rin, roc, rod, roe, rot, rya, rye, tad, tae, tan, tao, tar, tea, ted, ten, tic, tie, tin, tod, toe, ton, tor, toy, try, tye, yar, yea, yen, yet, yin, yod, yon

4-letter words

aced, acid, acne, acre, adit, aeon, aero, aery, aide, airn, airt, airy, ante, anti, arco, arid, arty, ayin, cade, cadi, caid, cain, cane, cant, card, care, carn, cart, cate, cedi, cent, cero, ciao, cine, cion, cire, cite, city, coat, coda, code, coed, coin, coir, cone, coni, cony, cord, core, corn, cory, cote, cyan, dace, dare, darn, dart, date, dato, dean, dear, deco, dent, deny, dice, diet, dine, dint, dire, dirt, dita, dite, doat, doer, doit, dona, done, dore, dory, dote, doty, drat, dray, dyer, dyne, earn, edit, etic, etna, eyra, iced, icon, idea, inia, inro, inti, into, iota, ired, irid, iron, naoi, narc, nard, nary, near, neat, nerd, nice, nide, nidi, node, nodi, nota, note, odea, odic, once, orad, orca, otic, oyer, race, racy, raid, rain, rand, rani, rant, rate, rato, read, redo, rein, rend, rent, rice, ride, rind, riot, rite, road, roan, rode, rota, rote, rynd, ryot, tace, taco, tain, tare, tarn, taro, tear, tend, tern, tide, tidy, tied, tier, tine, tiny, tire, tiro, toad, tody, toea, toed, tone, tony, tora, torc, tore, tori, torn, tory, trad, tray, trey, trio, trod, troy, tyne, tyre, tyro, yard, yare, yarn, yean, year, yeti, yird, yond, yoni, yore

5-letter words

acidy, acini, acned, acorn, acred, acrid, acted, actin, actor, adore, adorn, aider, aired, anode, anted, antic, antre, arced, areic, aroid, atone, atony, cadet, cadre, caird, cairn, candy, caned, caner, canid, canoe, canto, canty, cared, caret, carny, carte, cater, cedar, cento, ceria, cider, cited, citer, coati, coden, coder, coned, coney, conte, cored, coria, corny, cotan, coted, coyed, coyer, crane, crate, credo, cried, crone, crony, cyano, cyder, cyton, dairy, dance, danio, daric, dater, deair, deary, decay, decor, decoy, decry, deity, derat, deray, diary, dicer, dicey, dicot, dicta, dicty, dinar, diner, dirty, dorty, doter, doyen, drain, droit, drone, edict, enact, entia, entry, erica, icier, idiot, indie, indri, inert, inter, intro, iodic, iodin, ionic, irade, irate, irone, irony, nacre, nadir, narco, naric, nerdy, nicad, nicer, niter, nitid, nitre, nitro, noria, noted, noter, oared, oaten, oater, ocean, ocrea, octad, octan, oidia, onery, ontic, orate, orcin, oread, raced, racon, radii, radio, radon, rainy, rance, randy, ranid, rated, ratio, rayed, rayon, react, ready, recon, recta, recti, recto, redan, redia, redon, retia, riant, riced, ricin, tardo, tardy, tared, taroc, teary, teiid, teind, tenia, tenor, terai, tinea, tined, tired, toady, today, tondi, toned, toner, toney, tonic, toric, torii, toyed, toyer, trace, trade, train, tread, trend, triac, triad, trice, tried, trine, trode, trona, trone, tyned, tyred, yaird, yearn, yenta, yince, yonic

6-letter words

acetin, acnode, action, adroit, aeonic, airted, anodic, aortic, ardent, aroint, aroynt, atoned, atoner, atonic, cadent, cairny, candor, canoed, canted, canter, cantor, caried, carnet, carney, carnie, carted, carton, cation, cedarn, centra, cinder, citied, citrin, citron, coated, coater, codeia, codein, coedit, coined, coiner, contra, cornea, corned, cornet, cortin, craned, crated, craton, crayon, credit, cretin, cyanid, dacoit, dainty, dancer, deacon, decant, denary, detain, dicier, dinero, direct, docent, donate, dotier, editor, enatic, erotic, iatric, idiocy, incite, indict, indite, inroad, iodate, iodine, irenic, ironed, ironic, nacred, nectar, nicety, nitery, nitric, nitrid, noetic, nordic, norite, notary, notice, noyade, octane, orated, orcein, ordain, orient, ornate, rained, rancid, ranted, ratine, ration, recant, recoin, redact, retain, retina, rident, rioted, roadie, rodent, tanrec, tidier, tinder, tineid, tinier, tirade, tonier, traced, trance, trendy, triced, trined, triode, yarned, yonder

7-letter words

acidity, aconite, aneroid, antired, ardency, aridity, cairned, carotid, carotin, ceratin, certain, cindery, citrine, codeina, cointer, conidia, cordate, cordite, creatin, crinite, crinoid, ctenoid, cyanide, cyanite, dacoity, denarii, detrain, diatron, dictier, diction, dietary, dineric, diorite, edacity, edition, enactor, ericoid, erotica, identic, incited, inciter, inditer, inedita, inertia, nectary, neritic, nitride, noritic, noticed, oneiric, redcoat, tacnode, tardyon, tindery, trained, tranced, triacid, triadic, tyronic

8-letter words

acridine, acridity, actinide, actinoid, anoretic, arointed, aroynted, cartoned, caryotin, catenoid, centroid, ceratoid, crayoned, creation, ctenidia, cytidine, daintier, deaconry, diatonic, dicentra, doctrine, enactory, ideation, idoneity, indicate, indicter, indictor, indirect, iodinate, ordinate, raticide, rationed, reaction, reindict, tornadic

9-letter words

arytenoid, direction, indicator, rancidity, redaction, tyrocidin

10-letter words

dictionary, indicatory, tyrocidine

778 words found.

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The following words of between 2 and 10 letters can be made out of the letters of the word decoration:

2-letter words

ad, ae, ai, an, ar, at, da, de, di, do, ea, ed, en, er, et, id, in, io, it, na, ne, no, od, oe, oi, on, oo, or, re, ta, te, ti, to

3-letter words

ace, act, ado, aid, ain, air, ait, and, ane, ani, ant, arc, ard, are, art, ate, cad, can, car, cat, cid, cit, cod, con, coo, cor, cot, dae, dan, dei, den, die, din, dit, doc, doe, don, doo, dor, dot, ean, ear, eat, eco, end, eon, era, ern, eta, ice, ide, ion, ire, ita, nae, nat, ned, net, nid, nie, nit, nod, noo, nor, not, oar, oat, oca, oda, ode, one, ono, oon, oor, oot, ora, orc, ord, ore, ort, rad, rai, ran, rat, rec, red, rei, ren, reo, ret, ria, rid, rin, rit, roc, rod, roe, roo, rot, tad, tae, tai, tan, tao, tar, tea, tec, ted, ten, tic, tid, tie, tin, toc, tod, toe, ton, too, tor

4-letter words

aced, acer, acid, acne, acre, adit, aeon, aero, aide, aine, airn, airt, ance, ante, anti, arco, ared, aret, arid, arti, atoc, cade, cadi, caid, cain, cane, cant, card, care, carn, cart, cate, cedi, cent, cero, cert, ciao, cide, cine, cion, cire, cite, cito, coat, coda, code, coed, coin, coir, coit, cond, cone, coni, coon, coot, cord, core, corn, cote, cran, cred, crit, dace, dant, dare, dari, darn, dart, date, dato, dean, dear, deco, deni, dent, dern, dero, dice, dict, diet, dine, dino, dint, dire, dirt, dita, dite, doat, doco, doen, doer, doit, dona, done, doon, door, dore, dort, dote, drac, drat, eard, earn, ecad, ecod, edit, eina, eoan, eric, etic, etna, iced, icer, icon, idea, inro, into, iota, ired, iron, naoi, narc, nard, nare, near, neat, nerd, nice, nide, nied, nite, node, nodi, noir, nori, nota, note, octa, odea, odic, odor, oint, once, oner, onie, onto, oont, orad, orca, ordo, otic, race, rade, raid, rain, rait, rand, rani, rant, rate, rato, read, rean, redo, rein, rend, rent, rice, ride, rind, rine, riot, rite, road, roan, rode, roed, roin, rone, ront, rood, roon, root, rota, rote, roti, roto, tace, taco, taed, tain, tane, tare, tarn, taro, tead, tear, tend, tern, tiar, tice, tide, tied, tier, tind, tine, tire, tiro, toad, toco, toea, toed, tone, toon, tora, torc, tore, tori, torn, toro, trad, trie, trin, trio, trod, tron

5-letter words

acned, acorn, acred, acrid, acted, actin, acton, actor, adore, adorn, aider, aired, andro, anode, anted, antic, antre, arced, areic, ariot, aroid, artic, atone, cadet, cadie, cadre, caird, cairn, caned, caner, canid, canoe, canto, cardi, cared, caret, carte, cater, cedar, cento, ceria, cider, cited, citer, cnida, coate, coati, coden, coder, codon, condo, coned, conia, conte, conto, cooed, cooer, cored, coria, corni, corno, cotan, coted, crane, crate, credo, crena, cried, crine, crone, croon, daine, daint, dance, danio, daric, dater, deair, dearn, decor, denar, derat, diact, dicer, dicot, dicta, dinar, diner, diota, doner, donor, doona, doorn, doric, doter, draco, drain, drant, drent, drice, droit, drone, edict, enact, eniac, entia, erica, idant, ident, inert, inter, intra, intro, irade, irate, irone, nacre, nadir, narco, naric, nicad, nicer, nidor, niter, nitre, nitro, nooit, noria, noted, noter, oared, oaten, oater, ocean, ocrea, octad, octan, odeon, oncer, oncet, ontic, oorie, ootid, orant, orate, orcin, oread, raced, racon, radio, radon, raine, rance, ranid, rated, ratio, ratoo, react, recit, recon, recta, recti, recto, redan, redia, redon, retia, riant, riced, roate, rodeo, ronde, rondo, roneo, ronte, rotan, roted, roton, tardo, tared, taroc, teind, tenia, tenor, terai, ticed, tinea, tined, tired, tondi, tondo, toned, toner, tonic, toran, toric, trace, trade, train, tread, trend, triac, triad, trice, tride, tried, trine, troad, trode, trona, tronc, trone

6-letter words

acetin, acider, acnode, action, adroit, aeonic, airned, airted, anetic, anodic, aortic, ardent, aroint, atoned, atoner, atonic, cadent, candie, candor, canier, canoed, canoer, canted, canter, cantor, cardie, cardio, cardon, caried, carnet, carnie, carted, carton, cation, cedarn, centai, centra, ceroon, cinder, citron, cnidae, coated, coater, codeia, codein, coedit, coined, coiner, conder, condie, condor, conoid, contra, coorie, cooter, cootie, cordon, cornea, corned, cornet, corona, cortin, craned, crated, craton, creant, credit, cretin, criant, crined, cronet, croton, dacite, dacoit, dacron, dancer, deacon, decani, decant, denari, detain, dinero, direct, ditone, doater, docent, doctor, donate, dotier, earcon, editor, enatic, endart, enroot, erotic, indart, indoor, inroad, intoed, iodate, ironed, nacred, nardoo, nectar, nidate, noetic, nordic, norite, notice, octane, octroi, ointed, orated, orcein, orcine, ordain, orient, ornate, oroide, racoon, rained, raited, ranced, rancid, randie, ranted, ratine, ration, ratoon, recant, recoat, recoin, redact, retain, retina, rident, rioted, roadeo, roadie, roated, rodent, roined, rooted, tanrec, tercio, tierod, tinder, tirade, tonier, toonie, toorie, toroid, traced, trance, triced, trined, triode, troade

7-letter words

aconite, acorned, aneroid, anoetic, antired, arctoid, cairned, cantier, cantred, cardoon, carnied, carotid, carotin, cartoon, ceratin, certain, codeina, cointer, coontie, cooried, coranto, cordate, cordite, coronae, coronet, cortina, creatin, crinate, crooned, ctenoid, dancier, deontic, detrain, diatron, donator, dracone, enactor, erotica, nacrite, noticed, noticer, oceanid, odonate, odontic, odorant, odorate, oration, otarine, rection, redcoat, tacnode, tacrine, tandoor, tordion, tornade, tornado, trained, tranced

8-letter words

acrodont, actioned, actioner, anoretic, arointed, cartoned, catenoid, centroid, ceratoid, coeditor, coronate, creation, creodont, crinated, deration, dicentra, doctrine, notecard, ordinate, rationed, ratooned, reaction, tandoori, tornadic

9-letter words

cartooned, coronated, redaction

10-letter words

carotenoid, coordinate, decoration

This is a total of 836 words.

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2-letter words

ad, ae, ai, an, ar, at, ay, da, de, do, ef, en, er, et, fa, id, if, in, it, na, ne, no, od, oe, of, on, or, oy, re, ta, ti, to, ya, ye

3-letter words

ace, act, ado, aft, aid, ain, air, ait, and, ane, ani, ant, any, arc, are, arf, art, ate, aye, cad, can, car, cat, cay, cod, con, cor, cot, coy, cry, day, dei, den, dey, die, din, dit, doc, doe, don, dor, dot, dry, dye, ear, eat, eft, end, eon, era, ern, eta, fad, fan, far, fat, fay, fed, fen, fer, fet, fey, fid, fie, fin, fir, fit, foe, fon, for, foy, fro, fry, ice, icy, ion, ire, nae, nay, net, nit, nod, nor, not, oaf, oar, oat, oca, ode, oft, one, ora, orc, ore, ort, rad, ran, rat, ray, rec, red, ref, rei, ret, ria, rid, rif, rin, roc, rod, roe, rot, rya, rye, tad, tae, tan, tao, tar, tea, ted, ten, tic, tie, tin, tod, toe, ton, tor, toy, try, tye, yar, yea, yen, yet, yin, yod, yon

4-letter words

aced, acid, acne, acre, adit, aeon, aero, aery, aide, airn, airt, airy, ante, anti, arco, arid, arty, ayin, cade, cadi, cafe, caid, cain, cane, cant, card, care, carn, cart, cate, cedi, cent, cero, ciao, cine, cion, cire, cite, city, coat, coda, code, coed, coft, coif, coin, coir, cone, coni, cony, cord, core, corf, corn, cory, cote, cyan, dace, daft, dare, darn, dart, date, dato, deaf, dean, dear, deco, defi, deft, defy, dent, deny, dice, diet, dine, dint, dire, dirt, dita, dite, doat, doer, doit, dona, done, dore, dory, dote, doty, drat, dray, dyer, dyne, earn, edit, etic, etna, eyra, face, fact, fade, fado, fain, fair, fane, fano, fard, fare, faro, fate, fear, feat, fend, feod, fern, feta, fiar, fiat, fice, fico, fido, find, fine, fino, fire, firn, foci, foin, fond, font, fora, ford, fore, fort, frae, frat, fray, fret, frit, froe, fyce, iced, icon, idea, info, inro, into, iota, ired, iron, naif, naoi, narc, nard, nary, near, neat, neif, nerd, nice, nide, node, nodi, nota, note, odea, odic, once, orad, orca, otic, oyer, race, racy, raft, raid, rain, rand, rani, rant, rate, rato, read, redo, reft, reif, rein, rend, rent, rice, ride, rife, rift, rind, riot, rite, road, roan, rode, rota, rote, rynd, ryot, tace, taco, tain, tare, tarn, taro, tear, tend, tern, tide, tidy, tied, tier, tine, tiny, tire, tiro, toad, tody, toea, toed, tone, tony, tora, torc, tore, tori, torn, tory, trad, tray, tref, trey, trio, trod, troy, tyne, tyre, tyro, yard, yare, yarn, yean, year, yeti, yird, yond, yoni, yore

5-letter words

acidy, acned, acorn, acred, acrid, acted, actin, actor, adore, adorn, afire, afore, afrit, after, aider, aired, anode, anted, antic, antre, arced, areic, aroid, atone, atony, cadet, cadre, caird, cairn, candy, caned, caner, canid, canoe, canto, canty, cared, caret, carny, carte, cater, cedar, cento, ceria, cider, cited, citer, coati, coden, coder, coned, coney, conte, cored, coria, corny, cotan, coted, coyed, coyer, craft, crane, crate, credo, cried, croft, crone, crony, cyano, cyder, cyton, dairy, dance, danio, daric, dater, deair, deary, decaf, decay, decor, decoy, decry, defat, deify, deity, derat, deray, diary, dicer, dicey, dicot, dicta, dicty, dinar, diner, dirty, dorty, doter, doyen, draft, drain, drift, droit, drone, edict, edify, enact, entia, entry, erica, faced, facer, facet, fader, faery, faint, fairy, fancy, farce, farci, farcy, fared, fated, fayed, feint, feria, ferny, fetid, fetor, fiend, fiery, fined, finer, fiord, fired, foray, force, forte, forty, foyer, franc, frena, fried, frond, front, inert, infer, infra, inter, intro, irade, irate, irone, irony, nacre, nadir, narco, naric, nerdy, nicad, nicer, nifty, niter, nitre, nitro, noria, noted, noter, oared, oaten, oater, ocean, ocrea, octad, octan, often, ofter, onery, ontic, orate, orcin, oread, raced, racon, radio, radon, rainy, rance, randy, ranid, rated, ratio, rayed, rayon, react, ready, recon, recta, recti, recto, redan, redia, redon, refit, reify, retia, riant, riced, tardo, tardy, tared, taroc, teary, teind, tenia, tenor, terai, tinea, tined, tired, toady, today, tondi, toned, toner, toney, tonic, toric, toyed, toyer, trace, trade, train, tread, trend, triac, triad, trice, tried, trine, trode, trona, trone, tyned, tyred, yaird, yearn, yenta, yince, yonic

6-letter words

acetin, acnode, action, adrift, adroit, aeonic, aerify, airted, anodic, aortic, ardent, aroint, aroynt, atoned, atoner, atonic, cadent, cairny, candor, canoed, canted, canter, cantor, caried, carnet, carney, carnie, carted, carton, cation, cedarn, centra, cinder, citron, coated, coater, codeia, codein, codify, coedit, coifed, coined, coiner, confer, contra, cornea, corned, cornet, cortin, crafty, craned, crated, craton, crayon, credit, cretin, cyanid, dacoit, dafter, dainty, dancer, deacon, decant, defray, denary, detain, dinero, direct, docent, donate, dotier, drafty, drifty, editor, enatic, erotic, factor, fainer, faired, fantod, farced, farcie, fedora, ferity, fiacre, fiance, finder, finery, foetid, foined, fonder, forced, forint, fracti, frayed, friend, infare, infect, inroad, iodate, ironed, nacred, nectar, nicety, nitery, noetic, nordic, norite, notary, notice, notify, noyade, octane, orated, orcein, ordain, orient, ornate, rafted, rained, rancid, ranted, ratify, ratine, ration, recant, recoin, redact, redfin, refind, retain, retina, rident, rifted, rioted, roadie, rodent, tanrec, tinder, tirade, tonier, traced, trance, trendy, triced, trined, triode, yarned, yonder

7-letter words

acetify, aconite, aneroid, antired, ardency, cairned, carnify, carotid, carotin, ceratin, certain, certify, cindery, codeina, coinfer, cointer, confide, conifer, cordate, cordite, cornfed, crafted, creatin, ctenoid, cyanide, cyanite, dacoity, defiant, detrain, diatron, dietary, edacity, enactor, erotica, faciend, faction, factory, fainted, fainter, fancied, fancier, feodary, forayed, fracted, frantic, fronted, indraft, infarct, infract, introfy, nectary, noticed, rectify, redcoat, tacnode, tardyon, tindery, trained, tranced, tyronic

8-letter words

anoretic, arointed, aroynted, cartoned, caryotin, catenoid, centroid, ceratoid, confider, crayoned, creation, deaconry, dicentra, doctrine, enactory, factored, feracity, ferocity, fraction, fricando, infector, ordinate, rationed, reaction, recodify, renotify, tornadic

9-letter words

arytenoid, fornicate, infarcted, infracted, redaction

10-letter words

fornicated, fractioned

920 words found.

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There are 1116 words that can be made out of "The Arctic Incident" if you count all of the following:

This list is based on a version of the Enhanced North American Benchmark Lexicon dictionary.

a

accede

acceder

accent

accented

accidence

accident

accidie

accredit

accrete

accreted

ace

aced

acentric

acetic

acetin

ache

ached

achene

achier

acid

acidic

acini

acinic

acne

acned

acre

acred

acrid

acridine

act

acted

actin

actinic

actinide

ad

adenine

adhere

adherent

adit

ae

aedine

aerie

aeried

aether

aetheric

ah

ahed

ahi

ai

aid

aide

aider

ain

air

aired

airn

airt

airted

airth

airthed

ait

aitch

an

ancient

ancienter

and

ane

anent

ani

ant

ante

anted

anteed

anther

antherid

anti

antic

antired

antithetic

antre

ar

arc

arced

arch

arched

archine

architect

arctic

ardent

are

areic

arenite

arete

arid

ariette

art

at

ate

atechnic

att

attend

attender

attent

attic

attire

attired

attrite

attrited

cache

cached

cachet

cacheted

cacti

cad

cade

cadence

cadent

cadet

cadi

cadre

cahier

caid

cain

caird

cairn

cairned

can

cancer

candent

cane

caned

caner

canid

canine

canned

canner

cannie

cannier

cant

canted

canteen

canter

cantered

canthi

cantic

car

card

carditic

care

cared

careen

caret

caried

carn

carnet

carnie

carnitine

cart

carte

carted

cat

catch

catcher

catchier

cate

catechin

cater

catered

cathect

cathected

cathectic

catheter

catted

cattie

cattier

ceca

cedar

cedarn

cede

ceder

cedi

cee

cent

centare

center

centiare

centner

centra

centre

centred

centric

cerate

cerated

ceratin

cerci

cere

cered

ceria

ceric

cerite

certain

cetane

cete

chad

chadri

chai

chain

chaine

chained

chair

chaired

chance

chanced

chancier

chancre

chant

chanted

chanter

char

chard

chare

chared

chart

charted

chat

chatted

chatter

chattered

chattier

cheat

cheated

cheater

cheder

chedite

cheer

chert

chi

chia

chic

chicane

chicaned

chicaner

chicer

chid

chide

chider

chin

china

chine

chined

chinned

chit

chitin

chitter

chittered

cider

cinch

cinched

cinder

cine

cinerin

circa

circinate

cire

cite

cited

citer

cither

cithern

cithren

citied

citrate

citrated

citric

citrin

citrine

citrinin

cittern

cnida

cranch

cranched

crane

craned

crannied

cratch

crate

crated

create

created

creatin

creatine

creatinine

creche

cred

credent

credit

creed

crenate

crenated

cretic

cretin

cricetid

cried

crinite

critic

ctenidia

da

dace

dah

daintier

dance

dancer

dare

daric

darn

dart

date

dater

de

deair

dean

dear

dearie

dearth

death

decane

decant

decanter

decare

deceit

decennia

decent

decern

deciare

dee

deer

deet

deice

deicer

deictic

den

denarii

dene

deni

denier

dent

dentate

dentin

dentine

derat

derate

dere

detach

detacher

detain

detainer

detect

detent

deter

detract

detrain

di

diacritic

diaeretic

diarchic

diathetic

dice

dicentra

dicentric

dicer

dicier

dicta

dictate

dictier

die

diene

dieretic

diet

dieter

dietetic

diether

dietician

dietitian

din

dinar

dine

diner

dineric

dinette

dinner

dint

dire

direct

dirt

dit

dita

ditch

ditcher

dite

dither

drain

drat

dree

dreich

drench

each

ear

eared

earn

earned

earth

earthed

earthen

eat

eaten

eater

eath

ecarte

eccentric

eccrine

echard

eche

eched

echidna

echidnae

echinate

echini

echt

ectatic

ed

edenic

edh

edict

edit

eh

eide

eider

eidetic

eirenic

either

en

enact

enacted

enate

enatic

enchain

enchained

enchant

enchanted

enchanter

enchiridia

encina

end

endarch

endear

ender

endite

endrin

enhance

enhanced

enhancer

ennead

enneadic

enrich

enriched

enter

entera

enteric

entertain

enthetic

entia

entice

enticed

enticer

entire

entrain

entrained

entrance

entranced

entrant

entreat

entrechat

entrench

er

era

ere

erect

erethic

erica

ern

erne

et

eta

etch

etchant

etched

etcher

eth

ethane

ether

etheric

ethic

ethician

ethnic

etic

etna

ha

had

hade

hae

haed

haen

haet

hair

haired

hairnet

hance

hand

handier

hant

hanted

hard

harden

hare

hared

hart

hat

hate

hated

hater

hatred

hatted

hatter

he

head

header

headier

hear

heard

heart

hearted

hearten

heat

heated

heater

hectare

hectic

heder

heed

heinie

heir

heired

hen

hence

henna

hennaed

hent

hented

her

herd

herdic

here

hereat

herein

heretic

hern

hernia

herniae

herniate

herniated

het

hetaeric

hi

hic

hid

hide

hider

hie

hied

hieratic

hin

hind

hinder

hindrance

hinnied

hint

hinted

hinter

hircine

hire

hired

hiree

hit

hitter

I

iatric

ice

iced

ich

ichnite

icier

icteric

ictic

id

idea

ideate

identic

in

inane

inaner

inarch

inarched

incant

incanted

incent

incented

incenter

inch

inched

incidence

incident

incinerate

incinerated

incitant

incite

incited

inciter

increate

indecent

indene

indent

indenter

indican

indicant

indicate

indicia

indict

indictee

indicter

indie

indirect

indite

inditer

indri

inearth

inearthed

inedita

inert

inertia

inertiae

inhere

inhered

inherent

inherit

inheritance

inherited

inia

initiate

initiated

inn

innate

inned

inner

intact

intend

intender

intent

inter

interact

interacted

interchain

interchained

interdict

interethnic

intern

interne

interned

internet

intertie

inti

intine

intrant

intreat

intreated

intrench

intrenched

intricate

irade

irate

ire

ired

irenic

irid

iridic

iritic

it

itch

itched

itchier

iter

iterance

iterant

iterate

iterated

ither

itinerant

itinerate

itinerated

na

nacre

nacred

nadir

nae

nah

nan

nance

narc

narcein

narceine

nard

nardine

naric

narine

natch

natter

nattered

nattier

ne

near

neared

neat

neaten

neater

neath

neatherd

nectar

nectarine

nee

need

neither

nene

nerd

nereid

neritic

net

nether

nett

netted

netter

nettier

niacin

nicad

nice

nicer

niche

niched

nictate

nictated

nictitate

nictitated

nide

nidi

niece

nine

ninetieth

ninth

nit

nitchie

nite

niter

niterie

nitid

nitrate

nitrated

nitre

nitric

nitrid

nitride

nitrite

nittier

nth

race

raced

rachet

rachitic

rad

radii

rah

rai

raid

rain

rained

ran

rance

ranch

ranched

rancid

rand

ranee

rani

ranid

rant

ranted

rat

ratch

ratchet

ratcheted

rate

rated

rath

rathe

raticide

ratine

ratite

ratted

ratteen

ratten

rattened

re

reaccent

reach

reached

react

reacted

read

rec

recane

recaned

recant

recanted

recce

recent

recheat

recite

recited

recta

recti

red

redact

redan

redate

rede

redia

rediae

ree

reed

reedit

reenact

reheat

rei

rein

reincite

reincited

reindict

reined

reinitiate

reinitiated

rend

renin

renitent

rennet

rent

rente

rented

ret

retain

retained

retch

retched

rete

reteach

retia

reticent

retie

retied

retina

retinae

retine

retinite

retint

retinted

retted

rhea

ria

riant

rice

riced

rich

richen

richened

ricin

rid

ride

rident

rin

rind

rite

ta

tace

tacet

tach

tache

tachinid

tacit

tact

tactic

tad

tae

tahini

tahr

tain

taint

tainted

tan

tanned

tanner

tannic

tanrec

tantric

tar

tare

tared

tarn

tart

tarted

tat

tate

tater

tatted

tatter

tattered

tattie

tattier

tea

teach

teacher

tear

teared

teat

teated

tech

teched

techie

techier

technic

technician

tecta

tectite

ted

tee

teed

teen

teeth

teiid

teind

ten

tenace

tenant

tenanted

tench

tend

tendance

tender

tenet

tenia

teniae

tenner

tenrec

tent

tented

tenter

tenth

tentie

tentier

terai

terce

tercet

tern

ternate

terne

tertian

tet

tetanic

tetched

tetchier

teth

tether

tetra

tetracid

tetrad

tetradic

tetter

thae

than

thane

that

the

theater

theatre

theatric

theca

thecae

thecate

thee

thein

theine

their

then

thenar

thence

there

thereat

therein

theriac

theta

thetic

thin

thine

thinned

thinner

thir

third

thirteen

thread

threat

threated

threaten

three

thrice

ti

tic

tictac

tide

tidier

tie

tied

tier

tierce

tierced

tiered

tin

tinct

tincted

tinder

tine

tinea

tined

tineid

tinier

tinned

tinner

tinnier

tint

tinted

tinter

tirade

tire

tired

titan

titanic

titanite

titer

tithe

tithed

tither

titi

titian

titrant

titrate

titrated

titre

titter

tittered

tittie

trace

traced

tracheid

tract

trad

trade

train

trained

trainee

trait

trance

tranced

tranche

tread

treat

treated

tree

treed

treen

trench

trenchant

trenched

trend

tret

triac

triacid

triad

triadic

trice

triced

trichina

trichinae

trichite

trident

tried

triene

triennia

trine

trined

trite

tritiated

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The Scots of the Middle Ages and renaissance spent much of their time in conflict whether warring with England for independence or fighting with other clans for local dominance. As such, the Scots were known to go through their daily lives fully or nearly fully armed, more so than other Europeans of the time. A quote by John Hume perfectly illustrates this: "Thy [the Highlanders] always appeared like warriors; as if their arms [weapons] had been limbs and members of their bodies they were never seen without them; they traveled, they attended fairs and markets, nay they went to church with their broadswords and dirks."

Dirks were effective weapons in war as well as a useful tool for everyday tasks, including eating. They were also more affordable than a sword. Taking these things into account, it is easy to see why it was hard to find a Highlander without such a weapon.

What is a dirk? At its most basic a dirk can be defined as a "long dagger with a straight blade." This loose definition of course encompasses many different kinds of knives; in fact, most daggers will fit within this definition. The Scottish dirk, though, has unique features that set it apart from other straight-bladed sidearms.

The Scottish dirk is a direct descendant of the medieval ballock dagger. Looking at the late stylized versions of the dirk, it may be difficult to see a relation to its earlier cousin. The early versions, though, show its lineage more clearly.

The ballock took on its own distinctive flair in the British Isles beginning in the early seventeenth century with makers in Edinburgh's Canongate. Often hilted in native boxwood (known as dudgeon), they were fittingly called dudgeon daggers. Dudgeon daggers were hilted in a similar fashion to ballock daggers: most often with a grip of wood whose haft was cylindrical or octagonal in shape. The protuberances which gave the ballock dagger its name remained in place. Some examples showed bands of interlace carving on the grip.

A key difference, though, was in the blade. Dudgeon dagger blades were almost exclusively two-edged with either a thick diamond cross-section or a hollow-ground one. These blades also often possessed a prominent ricasso section and were frequently etched and gilded. Crests and mottoes were known to adorn these blades, features that carried through into later dirks.

Dudgeon daggers were usually housed in sheaths of hardened leather, often cylindrical and tooled according to Forman. Metal scabbard mounts seem to have been uncommon, though they are known to have existed.

Dirks, dorks, durckes are frequently mentioned during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, usually in the Burgh and Court records of towns on or near the Highland Line," according to John Wallace. Some writers consider these references to encompass ballock daggers, dudgeon daggers and dirks. One account, though, seems to specifically refer to what we think of as a dirk. Richard James (1592-1638) describes a highlander's arms like this in his account of Shetland, Orkney, and the Highlands (as quoted by Wallace): "the weapons which they use are a longe basket hilt sworde, and long kind of dagger broad in the back and sharp at ye pointe which they call a durcke."

Researchers such as Ewart Oakeshott, James Forman, and John Wallace agree on the earliest dateable appearance of the dirk: an effigy dated to 1502 in Ardchattan Priory shows a knight girded with a dagger clearly identifiable as a dirk. It is larger than the average ballock dagger of the time and possesses a blade that is wide at the hilt and tapers to a strong point. Its sheath contains a by-knife.

Wallace groups early dirks into two categories which overlap in date. The first group "is akin to the dudgeon dagger, and to its medieval ancestor the ballock-knife, because of its small, well rounded haunches. It has a wide, flat pommel, and a cylindrical grip, with little or no decoration in the way of carving-perhaps a simple band of interlace at the top and bottom of the grip. The National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland has a specimen of this type inscribed and dated FEAR GOD AND DO NOT KIL 1680. It is unlikely that this type survived the first decade of the eighteenth century, as it was somewhat archaic even then."

The second group "also has a large flat pommel, and a cylindrical grip. But the haunches are parallel-sided, though they have a round-ness which marks them out from the later, fully-developed dirk... This second group could have been manufactured at any time in the late seventeenth or early eighteenth century."

Early dirks shared common characteristics, according to Wallace. The lower edge of the hilt was curved and without metal reinforcement. The blades were long and single-edged with the tang peened over "a large burr or button." Some examples show "gimping" of the blade spine, an effect that makes the spine of the blade look like it has dull saw teeth.

The leather sheaths extended upward to cover the haunches and often contained pockets for by-knives and forks. The hilts were normally of wood, though Wallace puts most of the non-wooden-hilted dirks (those hilted with materials such as horn or brass) into this early category.

The early dirks seem to have suffered from basic design flaws. The pommel plate did not offer full protection to the pommel end of the grip. Also unprotected were the wooden haunches. This is most likely why many examples of early dirks show damage to those areas.Traditional Dirks

The earliest "traditional" dirks seem to appear shortly after the oppression, reign, and life of Oliver Cromwell ended in 1658, according to James Forman. The fully developed dirk seems to address these weaknesses more effectively. Dirks of traditional form featured an evolved pommel; the pommel plate laps over the edges of the wooden pommel, forming a pommel cap. The curve at the bottom of the haunches remained, though it was now reinforced with a plate of metal and sometimes additionally with strips of metal up the sides of the haunches. The haunches, too, underwent development, becoming less rounded with "sides flattened in the same plane as the blade," according to Wallace. The knotwork carving on the grips became more intricate, usually covering the entire grip and extending down onto the haunches. Small studs appeared in the gaps of the knotwork.

Blades of the old single-edge tapered form made solely for dirks still existed, though cut-down sword blades (often imported from the blade-making centers of Solingen and Passau) became increasingly common. This could be an early example of recycling for cost purposes, though most experts agree it was done more because the imported blades were better tempered than those of local manufacture. Disarming acts such as the one issued in 1716 "seems only to have encouraged the cutting down of worn-out sword blades to be remounted as dirks" according to Forman.

The older sheaths of leather were increasingly reinforced with metal as well, though their tops no longer covered the haunches. Instead, the tops of the sheaths were curved to nestle within the curve of the haunches. When present, pockets for by-knives and forks were also metal bound. Rather than being carried side-by-side, the by-knife/fork pair began to be carried one beneath the other, though examples have been found in the old configuration.

Dirks of this form enjoyed their heyday for less than a century. The disaster at Culloden in 1745 led to prohibitions of wearing highland dress and accoutrements by those not in the army. These conditions caused the dirk to be worn less frequently unless you had connections with authorities willing to look the other way. Dirks up to this point had shown a preference for function over form. The carving, while complex and often beautifully executed, did not detract from the usability of the dirk. In fact, the interlaced knots on the grips (whose origins can be traced to the Celts and the Norse) may have added needed traction in the heat of battle when sweat and blood had made the hands slick.The final stages of the dirk show a marked change from the early weapons becoming, as Oakeshott called it, "a dress accessory." Wallace notes that the grips grew larger while the curve between the haunches grew shallower until it became straight. The shape of the grip changed from the more cylindrical form handed down by the ballock and dudgeon daggers to a shape intended to represent the thistle; thistle-shaped grips became common by the beginning of the nineteenth century. The studs in the knotwork were replaced with more fashionable nails and tacks of brass and silver, sometimes gilt. The carving on the grips also evolved (or degenerated according to some historians), moving from interwoven bands of knotwork to a style looking much like a basket weave.

Fancier fittings for both grip and scabbard, often of silver, became even more common after 1800 and the decorations showed direct correlations to silverware of the day. By-knives and forks were similarly decorated. These extra implements began to feature cairngorms and other precious stones on their pommels, a feature that found its way to the pommel of the dirk itself. Late examples have the pommel of the dirk canted forward to better show off the stone.

Dirks of this late form were issued to Highland regiments after the '45. The musket and bayonet grew in popularity in military and circles while many regimental budgets became stretched thin. The dirk was dropped from the gear of the rank and file soldier, though officers still carried them, more as status symbols than weapons of war. Each regiment adopted its own pattern, many which can still be positively linked to a particular unit and time.The Scottish dirk when used alone seems to have been used in much the same manner as its progenitors: held point-down in a grip know today as the "ice pick grip." This made the most effective use of the pointed blade with its wedge cross section. The haunches of all the daggers discussed here seem perfect for keeping the hand from sliding down onto the blade during thrusting.

An example of

a targe in hand

In battle, though, the highlander preferred his basket hilt and targe once his firearm had been discharged and cast aside. The targe is a small round shield, usually leather covered, with a mean diameter of 19.5" according to Colin R. Rolland. The back was usually furnished with a strap for the arm to pass through and a grip of leather or iron grasped by the left hand.

At least one contemporary illustration, though, shows dirks being held in the left hand along with the targe; the dirks' points face down. C. E. Whitelaw stated that "The Scottish Highlander, if his target was not furnished with a spike, held his dirk in his left hand point down to prevent his adversary from closing in on him." Rolland's research, though, shows this to be only possible on targes possessing a specific kind of handle. Some targes possess grips of iron, while others have thick leather grips. These iron grips are shaped like a "C" in cross-section, with the curved portion against the palm. Targes so equipped would enable the dirk's grip to fit into the open end of the "C" shape and the user's fingers to still wrap around both the targe's grip and the dirk's. The thick leather grips on many targes would prevent a dirk from being gripped this way.

Many have speculated that a dirk held in this fashion could be used for backhanded slashes when an opponent closes in. Rolland considers it "highly unlikely" that the dirk and targe were used that way, since the weight of the targe would slow the left arm in a strike. He concludes that it is much more likely that some highlanders used this configuration to simply keep the dirk close at hand in the press of battle: "should he [the highland soldier] have lost or have had to discard his sword, he would be at a momentary disadvantage while drawing his dirk, this normally requiring both hands." Another more remote possibility is that the use of the dirk in this way allowed the highlander to parry more effectively, "so as to lock the opponent's weapon between the dirk blade and the edge of the target [targe], thus unbalancing the adversary and exposing him to a swift counterattack."

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2-letter words

ad, ae, ai, al, an, as, at, da, de, do, el, en, es, et, id, in, is, it, la, li, lo, na, ne, no, od, oe, on, os, si, so, ta, ti, to

3-letter words

ace, act, ado, ads, aid, ail, ain, ais, ait, ale, als, alt, and, ane, ani, ant, ate, cad, can, cat, cis, cod, col, con, coo, cos, cot, dal, dei, del, den, des, die, din, dit, doc, doe, dol, don, dos, dot, eat, eld, els, end, ens, eon, eta, ice, ids, ins, ion, its, lac, lad, las, lat, lea, led, lei, let, lid, lie, lin, lis, lit, loo, lot, nae, net, nil, nit, nod, noo, nos, not, oat, oca, ode, ods, oes, oil, old, ole, one, ons, oot, ose, sac, sad, sae, sal, sat, sea, sec, sei, sel, sen, set, sic, sin, sit, sod, sol, son, sot, tad, tae, tan, tao, tas, tea, ted, tel, ten, tic, tie, til, tin, tis, tod, toe, ton, too

4-letter words

aced, aces, acid, acne, acts, adit, ados, aeon, aide, aids, ails, ains, aits, alec, ales, alit, aloe, also, alto, alts, ands, anes, anil, anis, ante, anti, ants, asci, ates, cade, cadi, cads, caid, cain, cane, cans, cant, case, cast, cate, cats, cedi, ceil, celt, cent, ciao, cine, cion, cist, cite, clad, clan, clod, clon, clot, coal, coat, coda, code, cods, coed, coil, coin, cola, cold, cole, cols, colt, cone, coni, cons, cool, coon, coos, coot, cost, cote, cots, dace, dais, dale, dals, date, dato, deal, dean, deco, deil, deli, dels, dens, dent, dial, dice, diel, dies, diet, dine, dins, dint, diol, disc, dita, dite, dits, doat, docs, does, doit, dole, dols, dolt, dona, done, dons, dose, dost, dote, dots, east, eats, edit, elan, elds, ends, enol, eons, etas, etic, etna, iced, ices, icon, idea, ides, idle, idol, ilea, into, ions, iota, isle, lace, lacs, lade, lads, laic, laid, lain, land, lane, lase, last, late, lati, lats, lead, lean, leas, leis, lend, leno, lens, lent, lest, lets, lice, lido, lids, lied, lien, lies, line, lino, lins, lint, lion, list, lits, load, loan, loca, loci, loco, lode, loin, lone, loon, loos, loot, lose, lost, lota, loti, lots, nail, naoi, naos, neat, nest, nets, nice, nide, nils, nits, node, nodi, nods, noel, noes, noil, nolo, nose, nota, note, oast, oats, ocas, odea, odes, odic, oils, olds, olea, oleo, oles, olio, once, ones, onto, oots, otic, sade, sadi, said, sail, sain, sale, salt, sand, sane, sate, sati, scad, scan, scat, scot, seal, seat, sect, send, sent, seta, sial, sice, side, sild, silo, silt, sine, site, slat, sled, slid, slit, sloe, slot, sned, snit, snot, soda, soil, sola, sold, sole, soli, solo, sone, soon, soot, stoa, tace, taco, tads, tael, tail, tain, talc, tale, tali, tans, taos, teal, teas, teds, tela, tels, tend, tens, tics, tide, tied, ties, tile, tils, tine, tins, toad, tods, toea, toed, toes, toil, tola, told, tole, tone, tons, tool, toon

5-letter words

acids, acned, acnes, acold, acted, actin, adios, adits, aeons, aides, ailed, aisle, alcid, alecs, alien, aline, alist, aloes, aloin, alone, altos, anile, anils, anise, anode, anole, anted, antes, antic, antis, ascot, asdic, aside, atone, cades, cadet, cadis, caids, cains, caned, canes, canid, canoe, canso, canst, canto, cants, cased, caste, cates, cedis, ceils, celts, cento, cents, cesta, cesti, cines, cions, cited, cites, clads, clans, clast, clean, cleat, cline, clods, clone, clons, cloot, close, clots, coals, coast, coati, coats, codas, coden, codes, codon, coeds, coils, coins, colas, colds, coled, coles, colin, colon, colts, condo, coned, cones, conte, conto, cooed, cools, coons, coots, coset, cosie, costa, cotan, coted, cotes, daces, dales, dance, danio, dates, datos, deals, dealt, deans, decal, decos, deils, deist, delis, delta, dents, dials, dices, dicot, dicta, diets, dines, dints, diols, disco, ditas, dites, doats, doest, doits, dolce, dolci, doles, dolts, donas, dotal, dotes, eclat, edict, edits, eidos, elain, eland, elans, elint, eloin, enact, enols, entia, eosin, escot, etnas, icons, ideal, ideas, idles, idols, ileac, indol, inlet, inset, iotas, isled, islet, istle, laced, laces, laden, lades, laics, lance, lands, lanes, lased, lated, laten, leads, leans, leant, least, lends, lenis, lenos, lento, liane, lidos, liens, linac, lined, lines, linos, lints, lions, litas, loads, loans, locos, loden, lodes, loins, looed, looie, loons, loose, loots, lotas, lotic, lotos, nails, naled, nates, neats, neist, nicad, nicol, nidal, nides, nodal, nodes, noels, noils, noise, nolos, noose, nosed, notal, noted, notes, oaten, ocean, octad, octal, octan, odeon, odist, oiled, olden, oldie, oleic, olein, oleos, olios, onset, ontic, ootid, ostia, saice, saint, salic, salon, saned, sated, satin, scald, scale, scant, scena, scend, scent, scion, scold, scone, scoot, sedan, senti, setal, seton, sidle, since, sited, slain, slant, slate, slice, slide, sloid, snail, snide, snood, snool, snoot, socle, sodic, solan, soldi, soldo, soled, solei, solid, solon, sonde, sonic, sotol, stade, staid, stain, stale, stand, stane, stead, steal, stein, stela, steno, stied, stile, stoae, stoai, stoic, stole, stone, stood, stool, taces, tacos, taels, tails, tains, talcs, tales, talon, teals, teind, telia, telic, teloi, telos, tends, tenia, tesla, tical, tidal, tides, tilde, tiled, tiles, tinea, tined, tines, toads, toile, toils, tolan, tolas, toled, toles, tonal, tondi, tondo, toned, tones, tonic, tools, toons, tsade, tsadi

6-letter words

acetin, acnode, actins, action, adonis, aeonic, aisled, alcids, aldose, aliens, alined, alines, alnico, aloins, anodes, anodic, anoles, antics, ascend, ascent, atelic, atoned, atones, atonic, cadent, cadets, candle, canids, canoed, canoes, canted, cantle, cantos, casein, casino, castle, cation, catlin, cental, centos, cestoi, cineol, citola, citole, cleans, cleats, client, clines, cloned, clones, cloots, closed, closet, coaled, coated, coatis, codeia, codein, codens, codlin, codons, coedit, coiled, coined, coital, colead, colies, colins, colone, coloni, colons, condos, conies, conoid, consol, contes, contos, cooled, coolie, cootie, cosied, cosine, costae, costal, costed, cotans, dacoit, dalton, dances, danios, deacon, deasil, decals, decant, delict, delist, deltas, deltic, denial, dental, dentil, desalt, detail, detain, dicast, dicots, dilate, distal, docent, docile, donate, donsie, doolie, eclats, edicts, eidola, elains, elands, elints, eloins, enacts, enatic, enlist, enolic, entail, entoil, eolian, etalon, icones, ideals, idlest, incase, incest, indole, indols, inlace, inlets, insect, insole, instal, iodate, island, ladens, ladies, ladino, lanced, lances, lancet, lanose, lasted, latens, latino, lectin, lentic, lentos, lesion, lianes, linacs, listed, listen, loaned, locate, locoed, locoes, lodens, looies, loosed, loosen, looted, lotion, nailed, naleds, nastic, nicads, nicest, nicols, nodose, noetic, noised, noodle, noosed, nostoc, notice, oceans, ocelot, octads, octane, octans, odeons, oilcan, oldest, oldies, oleins, onside, oodles, oolite, ootids, oscine, osteal, otiose, sailed, sained, saline, saloon, salted, saltie, santol, scaled, scotia, secant, second, sendal, silane, silent, siloed, silted, slated, sliced, social, soiled, solace, soland, solano, solate, soldan, solion, soloed, sooted, staled, stance, staned, stelai, stelic, stoled, stolen, stolid, stolon, stoned, tailed, talced, talion, talons, teinds, telson, tenail, tenias, ticals, tildes, tincal, tineal, tineas, tinsel, tisane, tocsin, todies, toiled, toiles, tolane, tolans, toledo, tondos, tonics, tonsil, tooled

7-letter words

acetins, acinose, acnodes, aconite, actions, aloetic, anisole, atonics, atonies, calends, candies, candles, cantles, castled, cations, catlins, celadon, celosia, centals, cestoid, cineast, cineols, citadel, citolas, citoles, clients, coasted, codeias, codeina, codeins, codlins, coedits, coldest, coleads, colones, condoes, condole, conoids, console, coolant, coolest, coolies, coontie, cooties, cotidal, ctenoid, dacoits, daltons, deacons, decants, delicts, deltaic, denials, dentals, dentils, descant, destain, details, detains, dialect, dilates, discant, docents, donates, doolies, edictal, eidolon, elastic, elastin, elation, entails, entoils, etalons, incased, inclose, indoles, inlaced, inlaces, instead, iodates, isolate, isolead, isotone, laciest, lactone, lactose, ladinos, lancets, latices, latinos, lectins, lection, lentoid, located, locates, loonies, lotions, nailset, nodical, noodles, noticed, notices, oceloid, ocelots, octanes, octanol, odonate, oilcans, oodlins, oolites, osteoid, ostiole, sainted, salient, saltine, sandlot, sanicle, scaleni, scanted, scooted, secondi, secondo, section, slainte, slanted, snailed, snooled, snooted, solaced, solated, soliton, stained, stencil, stoical, stooled, stoolie, tacnode, talcose, talions, taloned, tenails, tincals, toadies, toenail, tolanes, toledos

8-letter words

aconites, alnicoes, anticold, astonied, canoeist, canoodle, catenoid, celadons, citadels, coaliest, codeinas, colonies, colonise, colonist, condoles, conoidal, consoled, coolants, coonties, daltonic, delation, dialects, diastole, diocesan, distance, eclosion, ecotonal, eidolons, elations, endocast, inclosed, insolate, isolated, lactones, lections, location, looniest, octanols, odonates, oilstone, sedation, societal, sodalite, solation, solenoid, sonicate, stolonic, tacnodes, telsonic, toenails

9-letter words

canoodles, catenoids, coastline, colonised, delations, dislocate, insolated, isooctane, loadstone, locations, sectional, sonicated

10-letter words

desolation

11-letter words

consolidate

1313 words found.

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2-letter words

ad, ae, al, an, ar, at, ay, da, de, do, ef, el, en, er, et, fa, la, lo, na, ne, no, nu, od, oe, of, on, or, oy, re, ta, to, un, ut, ya, ye

3-letter words

ace, act, ado, aft, ale, alt, and, ane, ant, any, arc, are, arf, art, ate, aye, cad, can, car, cat, cay, cod, col, con, cor, cot, coy, cry, cud, cue, cur, cut, dal, day, del, den, dey, doc, doe, dol, don, dor, dot, dry, due, dun, duo, dye, ear, eat, eau, ecu, eft, eld, elf, end, eon, era, ern, eta, fad, fan, far, fat, fay, fed, fen, fer, fet, feu, fey, flu, fly, foe, fon, for, fou, foy, fro, fry, fud, fun, fur, lac, lad, lar, lat, lay, lea, led, let, leu, ley, lot, lye, nae, nay, net, nod, nor, not, nut, oaf, oar, oat, oca, ode, oft, old, ole, one, ora, orc, ore, ort, oud, our, out, rad, ran, rat, ray, rec, red, ref, ret, roc, rod, roe, rot, rue, run, rut, rya, rye, tad, tae, tan, tao, tar, tau, tea, ted, tel, ten, tod, toe, ton, tor, toy, try, tun, tye, udo, urd, urn, uta, yar, yea, yen, yet, yod, yon, you

4-letter words

aced, acne, acre, acyl, aeon, aero, aery, alec, alef, aloe, alto, ante, arco, arty, aryl, auld, aunt, auto, cade, cafe, calf, cane, cant, card, care, carl, carn, cart, cate, caul, celt, cent, cero, clad, clan, clay, clef, clod, clon, clot, cloy, clue, coal, coat, coda, code, coed, coft, cola, cold, cole, colt, coly, cone, cony, cord, core, corf, corn, cory, cote, crud, cued, cult, curd, cure, curf, curl, curn, curt, cute, cyan, dace, daft, dale, dare, darn, dart, date, dato, daut, deaf, deal, dean, dear, deco, deft, defy, delf, dent, deny, doat, doer, dole, dolt, dona, done, dore, dory, dote, doty, dour, drat, dray, dual, duce, duct, duel, duet, duly, dune, dunt, dura, dure, durn, duro, duty, dyer, dyne, earl, earn, ecru, elan, enol, etna, euro, eyra, face, fact, fade, fado, fane, fano, fard, fare, farl, faro, fate, faun, feal, fear, feat, felt, fend, feod, fern, feta, feud, flan, flat, flay, flea, fled, fley, floc, floe, flue, foal, fold, fond, font, fora, ford, fore, fort, foul, four, frae, frat, fray, fret, froe, fuel, fund, furl, fury, fyce, lace, lacy, lade, lady, land, lane, lard, late, laud, lead, leaf, lean, lear, left, lend, leno, lent, leud, load, loaf, loan, loca, lode, loft, lone, lord, lore, lorn, lory, lota, loud, lour, lout, luce, lude, luna, lune, lunt, luny, lure, lute, lyre, narc, nard, nary, near, neat, nerd, node, noel, nota, note, nude, nurd, nurl, odea, odyl, oldy, olea, once, only, orad, oral, orca, orle, oyer, race, racy, raft, rale, rand, rant, rate, rato, read, real, redo, reft, rely, rend, rent, road, roan, rode, role, rota, rote, rotl, roue, rout, rude, rued, rule, rune, runt, rynd, ryot, tace, taco, tael, talc, tale, tare, tarn, taro, teal, tear, tela, tend, tern, toad, tody, toea, toed, tofu, tola, told, tole, tolu, tone, tony, tora, torc, tore, torn, tory, tour, trad, tray, tref, trey, trod, troy, true, tufa, tule, tuna, tune, turf, turn, tyne, tyre, tyro, ulan, ulna, unco, unde, undo, undy, unto, urea, yald, yard, yare, yarn, yaud, yean, year, yeld, yond, yore, your, yuan, yule, yurt

5-letter words

acned, acold, acorn, acred, acted, actor, acute, adore, adorn, adult, adunc, afore, afoul, after, alder, alert, aloft, alone, aloud, alter, anode, anole, anted, antre, arced, artel, atone, atony, aunty, cadet, cadre, candy, caned, caner, canoe, canto, canty, cared, caret, carle, carny, carol, carte, cater, cauld, cedar, cento, ceorl, claro, clary, clean, clear, cleat, cleft, clone, cloud, clour, clout, clued, coaly, coden, coder, coled, coned, coney, conte, coral, cored, cornu, corny, cotan, coted, coude, could, count, court, coyed, coyer, craft, crane, crate, credo, croft, crone, crony, crude, cruel, cruet, culet, curdy, cured, curet, curly, cuter, cutey, cyano, cyder, cyton, dance, dater, daunt, dealt, deary, decaf, decal, decay, decor, decoy, decry, defat, delay, delft, delta, derat, deray, dolce, donut, dorty, dotal, doter, douce, doura, doyen, draft, drone, ducal, ducat, dunce, dural, duroc, dynel, early, eclat, educt, eland, enact, enrol, entry, eruct, faced, facer, facet, fader, faery, fancy, farce, farcy, fared, farle, fated, fatly, fauld, fault, fayed, fecal, felon, feral, ferly, ferny, fetal, fetor, feuar, flare, float, flora, flota, flour, flout, flued, fluor, flute, fluty, fluyt, flyer, flyte, focal, fondu, foray, force, forte, forty, found, fount, foyer, franc, fraud, frena, frond, front, furan, futon, laced, lacer, lacey, laden, lader, lance, lardy, lated, laten, later, layed, layer, leady, leafy, leant, learn, leary, lefty, lento, loden, lofty, loner, loran, loury, lucre, lunar, lunet, lured, lutea, luted, lyard, lyart, lycea, nacre, naled, narco, nerdy, nerol, nodal, notal, noted, noter, nuder, oared, oaten, oater, ocean, ocrea, octad, octal, octan, octyl, odyle, often, ofter, olden, older, onery, orate, oread, ounce, outed, outer, outre, raced, racon, radon, rance, randy, rated, ratel, rayed, rayon, react, ready, recon, recta, recto, recut, redan, redly, redon, refly, relay, renal, rouen, round, route, royal, ruled, runty, taler, talon, tardo, tardy, tared, taroc, teary, tenor, toady, today, tolan, toled, tonal, toned, toner, toney, toyed, toyer, trace, trade, tread, trend, trode, trona, trone, truce, trued, truly, tuned, tuner, turfy, tuyer, tyned, tyred, ulcer, ulnad, ulnae, ulnar, ultra, unary, uncle, uncoy, under, unfed, unlay, unled, unlet, urate, ureal, uredo, yauld, yearn, yenta, yodel, yodle, yourn, yulan, yurta

6-letter words

acetyl, acnode, acuter, adenyl, antler, ardent, around, aroynt, artful, atoned, atoner, aulder, auntly, autoed, cadent, calory, candle, candor, canful, canoed, canted, canter, cantle, cantor, carful, carnet, carney, carted, cartel, carton, caudle, cedarn, cedula, cental, centra, claret, clayed, cloned, cloner, cloudy, cloyed, coaled, coaler, coated, coater, colder, colead, colter, colure, confer, contra, cornea, corned, cornel, cornet, cornua, coteau, county, couter, cradle, crafty, craned, crated, craton, crayon, credal, cuneal, curate, curdle, curled, curtal, curtly, cutely, cutler, dactyl, dafter, daftly, dalton, dancer, darnel, dartle, deacon, deafly, dearly, decant, decury, defray, deftly, denary, dental, detour, docent, donate, dourly, drafty, drylot, ductal, dulcet, earful, eluant, elytra, enduro, enfold, etalon, factor, falcon, falter, fantod, farced, fardel, faucet, faulty, fealty, featly, fecula, fecund, fedora, felony, ferula, feudal, flacon, flared, flaunt, flayed, flayer, fleury, floaty, florae, floret, floury, fluent, fluted, fluter, flutey, flyted, foaled, foetal, folate, folder, fonder, fondle, fondly, fondue, fontal, forced, fouled, fouler, frayed, fulcra, furane, furled, lacune, ladron, lanced, lancer, lancet, lander, lardon, lauder, launce, layout, learnt, lector, loader, loafed, loafer, loaned, loaner, locate, lofted, lofter, louden, louder, loured, louted, lucent, lucern, lunacy, lunate, lunted, lurdan, lyrate, nacred, nature, nearly, neatly, nectar, neural, nodule, notary, noyade, nudely, nurled, octane, ocular, oracle, orated, ordeal, ornate, outcry, outfly, outlay, outran, rafted, ranted, realty, recant, reclad, recoal, rectal, redact, redout, refold, refund, reload, reloan, reluct, rental, retold, rodent, rondel, rotund, routed, rudely, rundle, runlet, talced, tanrec, tenour, tolane, torula, toucan, toured, traced, trance, trendy, truced, tundra, turaco, turfed, turned, unclad, undoer, unfelt, unfold, unlace, unlade, unlead, unload, unread, unreal, untold, untrod, uranyl, yarned, yodler, yonder

7-letter words

acolyte, acutely, aleuron, anolyte, ardency, caldron, caloyer, candler, candour, careful, caroled, cautery, celadon, centaur, central, century, cloture, cloured, clouted, clouter, condyle, confute, cordate, corneal, cornfed, cornual, cornute, coulter, counted, counter, country, courant, courlan, courted, courtly, crafted, crudely, cruelty, crunode, cutlery, dareful, daunter, default, defunct, delator, doucely, durance, eductor, elytron, enactor, factory, facture, faculty, faulted, felonry, feodary, feudary, flaneur, flaunty, floated, floater, flounce, flouncy, floured, flouted, flouter, fluency, fondler, forayed, fortune, foulard, founder, foundry, fracted, frenula, frontal, fronted, frounce, functor, funeral, furcate, furnace, lactone, ladrone, larceny, latency, launder, laundry, leotard, located, locater, lucarne, lunated, lurdane, lyrated, natured, nectary, neutral, noctule, nodular, notedly, nuclear, outdare, outearn, outface, outland, outrace, outread, readout, recount, redcoat, refloat, refound, refutal, rondeau, rotunda, roulade, roundel, roundly, rundlet, tacnode, taloned, tardyon, tearful, telford, tenfold, torulae, tourney, traduce, tranced, trayful, treacly, troland, trounce, truancy, trundle, unacted, unclear, uncrate, unlaced, unrated, unready, untread

8-letter words

adultery, aeroduct, ardently, aroynted, autodyne, calutron, cartoned, cauldron, centaury, clotured, colander, condylar, conelrad, conflate, confuted, confuter, cornuted, courante, crayoned, crunodal, deaconry, deflator, dentural, educator, enactory, factored, falconer, falconet, falconry, flaunted, flaunter, flounced, flounder, forcedly, forelady, foreland, fortuned, frounced, furcated, furnaced, ornately, outdance, outfaced, outlearn, outraced, outrance, rotundly, roundlet, trounced, uncloyed, uncoated, uncrated, underact, underlay, unfolder, unforced, unloader, untraced

9-letter words

conflated, cordately, feudatory, nucleator, outlander, roundelay, undercoat

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