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The cast of Piment - 2014 includes: Augustin Mangala as Mon
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The population density of Port-à-Piment is 208.6 people per square kilometer.
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The cast of Le piment - 1935 includes: Cairoli as Charlet Lucette Desmoulins as Lise Armand Larcher as Piment Ginette Leclerc as Manon Robert Vattier as Le chef de gare
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"hot peppers" is "piment" (or "piments" for plural) in French.
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"sauce piquante", although this traditional term also includes mustard and horseradish sauces, from before the hot pepper was discovered.
"sauce au piment rouge" (red pepper sauce) would probably be better for the hot sauces such as habanero sauces.
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Capsicum is the same in french. it comes from the Greek Kaptos which means "bite". Capsicum is a family of plants (solanaceae). In french you mainly have "piment" or "poivron" from different colors ( rouge = red - vert = green - jaune = yellow).
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most recipes involve some or all of the following:
Those starred are essential ingredients
coriander, *
Cumin *
turmeric, *
Cayenne pepper *
white pepper,
black pepper,
ginger,
cinnamon,
anise,
saffron,
piment fort,
cardamom, *
rose petals,
nutmeg,
mace,
fennel,
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A certain amount of extreme cold can destroy the piment in your hair.
They do the same to cows and cold branding.
It probably hurts them like crazy and they get bald on the spot, but afterwards, white hair grows.
I don't know what the effects will be to the blood vessels on your head and you can get permanent skin damage if you do it too long.
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 2 words with the pattern -IMEN-. That is, six letter words with 2nd letter I and 3rd letter M and 4th letter E and 5th letter N. In alphabetical order, they are:
limens
piment
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern -IME-T. That is, six letter words with 2nd letter I and 3rd letter M and 4th letter E and 6th letter T. In alphabetical order, they are:
piment
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 10 words with the pattern -I--NT. That is, six letter words with 2nd letter I and 5th letter N and 6th letter T. In alphabetical order, they are:
aidant
bident
eident
fiaunt
libant
piment
rident
silent
virent
wisent
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 7 words with the pattern --MENT. That is, six letter words with 3rd letter M and 4th letter E and 5th letter N and 6th letter T. In alphabetical order, they are:
cement
dement
foment
lament
loment
moment
piment
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The hot spicy compound in green peppercorn is capsaicin: (8-methyl-N-vanillyl-6-nonenamide, (CH3)2CHCH=CH(CH2)4CONHCH2C6H3-4-(OH)-3-(OCH3))
This is found in all kinds of peppers (Piper nigrum): Indian, chily, piment or black pepper.
'Bell pepper' (green, red or yellow, Capsicum annuum) is the sweet cultivar of Capsicum annuum which does NOT produce capsaicin, because of the lag of that specific recessive gen.
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Peaches and papayas are yellow-orange fruits. Pumpkins also are orange.
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Special Gifts.....-rings, necklace, bracelets (All Jewelery)
She Loves.....-Pink Mint Flower, Hot Spring Egg, Omelette, Omelette rice, Boil Egg, Fry Egg, Fry Egg rice, sandwich, Honey, chocolate, Cookie, Chocolate Cookie, Cake, Apple pie, Apple Jam, Hot Milk, Fruit Juice, Relaxing Tea, Ice-Cream (All sweet foods and Egg made dishes)
She likes.....-Magic Flower, Apple, Egg, Golden Egg, Mayonnaise, Tomato, Corn, Pao, Grape Jam
Sort of Likes.....-Moon Drop Flower, Mushroom, Wild Grape, Rice Ball, Sweet Potato, Yellow Cucumber, Big Fish
Doesn't Like.....-Cheese, Piment, Weed, Lumber, Stone
Hates.....-Red Herb, Green Herb, Blue Herb, Poisonous Mushroom, Any Ore Metal
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Wine was most commonly produced in monasteries, run by monks or even convents. The reason was because wine production requires a lot of grapes, and land was one thing the church had plenty of.
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Lebanese Cuisine by Anissa Helou says that Seven Spices is a mixture of black and white pepper, allspice, cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, and coriander; but cautions that there are regional and familial differences.
Note: Second House Spices uses the same blend as above.
Finally, ABIDO seven spices contains piment (allspice), black pepper, cinnamon, mahlab (sour cherry seeds), ginger, cloves, and nutmeg.
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The nutrients that green peppers have are niacin, magnesium, thiamin, folate and copper. Green peppers also have a good source of vitamin A, potassium, manganese, vitamin B6, Vitamin K and vitamin C.
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You need to give her things she likes. She actually likes weeds and hates animals other than chickens. Like all girls, she loves jewelry. At some point during the game, she'll give you an egg, put it in the incubator and when it hatches name it "Popuri." And it might be important to note that her birthday is Summer 3rd (unless your's is), so wrap something she loves.
In laymans terms:
She Loves.....-Pink Mint Flower, Hot Spring Egg, Omelette, Omelette rice, Boil Egg, Fry Egg, Fry Egg rice, sandwich, Honey, chocolate, Cookie, Chocolate Cookie, Cake, Apple pie, Apple Jam, Hot Milk, Fruit Juice, Relaxing Tea, Ice-Cream (All sweet foods and Egg made dishes)
She likes.....-Magic Flower, Apple, Egg, Golden Egg, Mayonnaise, Tomato, Corn, Pao, Grape Jam
Sort of Likes.....-Moon Drop Flower, Mushroom, Wild Grape, Rice Ball, Sweet Potato, Yellow Cucumber, Big Fish
Doesn't Like.....-Cheese, Piment, Weed, Lumber, Stone
Hates.....-Red Herb, Green Herb, Blue Herb, Poisonous Mushroom, Any Ore Metal
You can find her:
Monday-Saturday
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM: Near the hot springs
11:00 AM - 4:00 PM: Her House
Sundays
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM: Church
Sunday-Monday(summer)
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM: The Beach
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 153 words with the pattern ----NT. That is, six letter words with 5th letter N and 6th letter T. In alphabetical order, they are:
absent
accent
actant
advent
afront
aidant
amount
anoint
ardent
argent
aroint
aroynt
arpent
arrant
ascent
askant
aslant
assent
attent
avaunt
bejant
bewent
bezant
bident
byzant
cadent
cement
chaunt
client
cogent
covent
creant
criant
decant
decent
dement
detent
docent
dolent
dopant
dotant
draunt
durant
eident
eluant
eluent
enfant
equant
errant
exeunt
extant
extent
fiaunt
flaunt
fluent
foment
forint
galant
gelant
gerent
gyrant
humint
inbent
incant
incent
indent
infant
intent
invent
jacent
jurant
lament
latent
learnt
levant
libant
loment
lucent
manent
moment
mutant
naiant
natant
nocent
nutant
octant
optant
orient
ostent
parent
patent
pedant
pesant
pezant
piment
plaint
pliant
ponent
potent
pudent
quaint
queint
recant
recent
regent
relent
remint
repent
rerent
resent
retint
rident
rodent
savant
scient
scrunt
secant
sedent
sejant
silent
sklent
sonant
splent
splint
sprent
sprint
squint
strunt
talant
talent
tenant
tonant
truant
tyrant
unbent
unkent
unpent
unrent
unsent
untent
unwont
upsent
upwent
urgent
vacant
virent
volant
vorant
wisent
yblent
ybrent
yshent
zelant
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David Armand has: Played Delivery Man in "EastEnders" in 1985. Played Steven Williams in "Casualty" in 1986. Played Various Characters in "Armstrong and Miller" in 1997. Performed in "Comedy Lab" in 1998. Played Sales Assistant in "My Family" in 2000. Played Man in Clinic in "Happiness" in 2001. Played Dave in "Coming Up" in 2003. Played Rejected Dancer in "Peep Show" in 2003. Played Nick in "The Last Chancers" in 2004. Played himself in "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" in 2005. Played Various Roles in "Swinging" in 2005. Played Various in "The Hollow Men" in 2005. Played George - the tutor in "My Family and Other Animals" in 2005. Played Richard in "Pulling" in 2006. Played Various (2007) in "Get a Grip" in 2007. Played Various Characters in "The Armstrong and Miller Show" in 2007. Played Clive Purves in "I Want Candy" in 2007. Played Pervy Boss, Uni of Life Dad, AA Man in "Rush Hour" in 2007. Played Eddie Singh in "How Not to Live Your Life" in 2007. Played Various in "The Peter Serafinowicz Show" in 2007. Played Drew in "Never Better" in 2008. Played Sat Nav in "Jesus Boy and the Goatherd" in 2008. Played Dull Guest in "Reggie Perrin" in 2009. Played Eddie Singh in "How Not to Live Your Life Web Exclusives" in 2009. Played Steve in "Mongrels" in 2010. Played Maurice in "Episodes" in 2011. Played Another Executive in "Episodes" in 2011. Played Rex Dynamo in "Pixelface" in 2011. Played Himself - Improviser in "Fast and Loose" in 2011. Played Himself - performer in "Trust Us with Your Life" in 2012. Played Father Thomas in "Pramface" in 2012.
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La France est un jardin
Où l'on peut cuisiner sans fin
Avec du thym du romarin
Où le chasseur devient lapin.
La choucroute et le cassoulet.
Et les escargots de Bourgogne
Sauce béchamel et en civet.
A l'Armagnac de la Gascogne
Sans oublier le Madiran
Il faudra faire le trout Normand
L'vin Minervois
Sur les anchois
Sur les lentilles
Assaisonnées d'morilles
L'vin des Corbières
Sur d'la pissaladière
Pour un foie gras
Et en dessert un Bavarois
Au bord d'la me une mouclade
Agrémentée d'une tapenade
A l'huile d'olive ou en grillade
Vous aurez là la sardinade
Pour les paupiettes la tartiflette
Ou la blanquette et la raclette
Commencer par un navarin
Avec quelques pruneaux d'Agen
En se servant un vin d'la loire
Si le Bordeaux ne peut se boire
Y'a l'nougat
D'Montélimart
Le fréginat
Avec du PommardEt laminoir
Et le Brouilly
Ou le Pinot
Sur la poule au pot
Pour quelques cuisses de grenouille
Une bouillabaisse à la rouille
Saupoudrées d' une ciboulette
Ou bien d' un piment d'Espelette
L'Etorki le poulet Basquaise
Le magret sauce Béarnaise
Éveilleront votre palais
Assortis d' un bon Tariquet
Rien ne vaut un bon pâté d'campagne
Avant de boire un bon Champagne
Un bon Calva
Du Roquefort
Puis du Cahors
Pour vous laisser baba
L'vin Minervois
Sur Des lentilles
Pour des anchois
Assaisonnées d' morilles
Dégustant une soupe au pistou
Accompagnant un bon ragoût
Arrosé du meilleur Fitou
Pour un délice de tripoux
Un pot au feu du Reblochon
Des mets Français de tradition
Dans vos cuisines vos maisons
Vous feront goûter nos régions
Pour une fougasse à l' anise
On vous conseille un bon pastis....
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Ginette Leclerc has: Played Marietta in "Adieu les beaux jours" in 1933. Performed in "Cette vieille canaille" in 1933. Played Une cocotte in "Ciboulette" in 1933. Played La petite femme in "Toto" in 1933. Played Irma in "Minuit... place Pigalle" in 1934. Played Manon in "Le piment" in 1935. Performed in "La peur" in 1936. Performed in "Jacques et Jacotte" in 1936. Played Viviane in "Le fraudeur" in 1937. Performed in "Le choc en retour" in 1937. Performed in "La pocharde" in 1937. Played Ginette in "Le ruisseau" in 1938. Played Fanny de Saint-Origan dite Fanny Bombance in "Tricoche et Cacolet" in 1938. Played Lucienne in "Louise" in 1939. Performed in "Coups de feu" in 1939. Played Ginette in "Menaces..." in 1940. Played Denise Saillens in "Le corbeau" in 1943. Played Stella in "Le mistral" in 1943. Played Marcelle Levasseur in "Le dernier sou" in 1946. Played Rina in "La nuit sans fin" in 1947. Played Raymonde in "Une belle garce" in 1948. Played Augusta in "Les eaux troubles" in 1949. Played Martine in "Jo la Romance" in 1949. Played Madeleine in "Un homme marche dans la ville" in 1950. Played Germaine in "La maison dans la dune" in 1952. Played Maria in "Les amants du Tage" in 1955. Played Mme Scoppo in "Gas-oil" in 1955. Performed in "La banda degli onesti" in 1956. Played La directrice du cirque in "Du sang sous le chapiteau" in 1957. Played Odette in "Les magiciennes" in 1960. Played Gina, la vieille in "Le chant du monde" in 1965. Played herself in "Dim Dam Dom" in 1965. Played Madame Hamilton in "Tropic of Cancer" in 1970. Played Brunette with Fan in "Popsy Pop" in 1971. Played Marie-Ange Ploubaz in "Le drapeau noir flotte sur la marmite" in 1971. Played Madame Blin in "Elle court, elle court la banlieue" in 1973. Played Mme Max in "La belle affaire" in 1973. Played Madame Cerise in "Par ici la monnaie" in 1974. Played Gromana in "Spermula" in 1976. Performed in "Mamma Rosa ou La farce du destin" in 1978. Played Mme Bouroche in "La barricade du Point du Jour" in 1978.
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Robert Vattier has: Played Albert Brun in "Marius" in 1931. Played Albert Brun in "Fanny" in 1932. Played Charles Fuqui in "Jeanne" in 1934. Performed in "Minuit... place Pigalle" in 1934. Played La Griffe in "Gaspard de Besse" in 1935. Played Le chef de gare in "Le piment" in 1935. Played Florian in "La chanson du souvenir" in 1937. Performed in "Le moulin dans le soleil" in 1938. Played Astruc in "Le schpountz" in 1938. Played William Herrer in "Monsieur Brotonneau" in 1939. Performed in "Le club des fadas" in 1939. Played Gontran des Tournelles in "Un seul amour" in 1943. Played Perrier in "La main du diable" in 1943. Played Coulant in "Bonsoir mesdames, bonsoir messieurs" in 1944. Played Lucien Bigne in "Si jeunesse savait..." in 1948. Played Charlie in "Entre onze heures et minuit" in 1949. Played Marquis de Chamarande in "Le roi" in 1949. Played Le docteur Montgicourt in "La dame de chez Maxim" in 1950. Performed in "La vie est un jeu" in 1951. Performed in "Bille de clown" in 1952. Played Le docteur in "Les femmes sont des anges" in 1952. Played Monsieur Belloiseau in "Manon des sources" in 1952. Played Professeur Tournesol in "Les aventures de Tintin" in 1957. Played Le colonel in "Miss Catastrophe" in 1957. Played Le duc de Morny in "Les truands" in 1957. Played M. Brissac in "Isabelle a peur des hommes" in 1957. Played De Fontbelle, le professeur de violon in "Les jeux dangereux" in 1958. Played Lerechigneux, le juge in "Ni vu, ni connu" in 1958. Played M. Margaillat in "Madame et son auto" in 1958. Played Le directeur in "Soupe au lait" in 1959. Played Le directeur de la prison in "Le mouton" in 1960. Played Le docteur in "Les deux orphelines" in 1961. Played Pangloss in "Candide" in 1962. Played Zacharie Martinez in "Tante Aurore viendra ce soir" in 1963. Performed in "La queue du diable" in 1965. Played Megacare in "Version grecque" in 1965. Performed in "Le petit monstre" in 1965. Played Le sultan in "Thibaud" in 1968. Played Inspector in "Far from Dallas" in 1972. Played Mourlan in "Les Thibault" in 1972. Played Barrateau in "Les Mohicans de Paris" in 1973. Played Azuma in "Gil Blas de Santillane" in 1974. Performed in "La mise en mains" in 1975. Played Tobba in "Nuova Colonia" in 1978.
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Jules de Corte has: Played Singer in "Tweemaal drie in de zes" in 1961. Played himself in "Grand gala du disque 1962" in 1962. Performed in "Van toen tot nu" in 1966. Performed in "Humoresken" in 1966. Played Performer in "Anti-Salonliedjes" in 1967. Played Singer in "Luister naar dit leven" in 1967. Performed in "Martine" in 1975.
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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1220 words with the pattern -----T. That is, six letter words with 6th letter T. In alphabetical order, they are:
abduct
abject
ablaut
ablest
abrupt
absent
aburst
abvolt
abwatt
accent
accept
accost
acquit
actant
addict
adduct
adjust
admixt
adrift
adroit
advect
advent
advert
affect
affret
afloat
afreet
afront
ageist
aghast
agorot
aidant
aiglet
aigret
airest
albeit
albert
alight
aliyot
almost
amidst
amoret
amount
amulet
anenst
anicut
anight
anklet
anoint
aorist
applet
apport
aptest
ardent
argent
aright
armlet
armpit
aroint
aroynt
arpent
arrant
arrect
arrest
artist
ascent
askant
aslant
aspect
asport
aspout
asquat
assart
assent
assert
assist
assort
assott
astart
astert
astrut
attent
attest
attrit
atwixt
august
auklet
aurist
autist
avaunt
avocet
avoset
backet
baggit
baguet
ballat
ballet
ballot
bampot
bandit
banket
bankit
bannet
barbet
barbut
barest
barnet
barrat
barret
basalt
basest
basket
basnet
basset
batlet
becket
bedsit
bedust
befret
begift
begilt
begirt
behest
bejant
beknot
bemist
bemixt
bennet
bepelt
bereft
berret
besmut
besort
bespat
bespit
bespot
bewent
bewept
bezant
bident
billet
biodot
bisect
blaest
blight
bluest
bobcat
boblet
bogart
bonist
bonnet
borsht
bosket
bosset
botnet
bouget
bought
bowget
bowpot
breast
breest
breist
brevet
bricht
bright
browst
brulot
brunet
bucket
budget
buffet
buglet
bugout
bullet
bunnet
burbot
burnet
busket
buyout
bypast
byzant
cablet
cabrit
cachet
cadent
cahoot
callet
camlet
cannot
caplet
caract
carlot
carnet
carpet
carrat
carrot
casket
catcht
catgut
caught
caveat
cavort
cement
cermet
chalet
chalot
charet
chaunt
chenet
chevet
chewet
claret
claspt
client
closet
cobalt
cobnut
cocket
codist
coedit
coempt
cogent
cohort
cohost
collet
comart
combat
comfit
commit
commot
compot
confit
coplot
copout
coquet
cornet
corset
corvet
cosset
covent
covert
cowpat
coyest
cravat
creant
credit
criant
cronet
cruset
cubist
cueist
cullet
curiet
curvet
cushat
cutest
cutlet
cutout
cygnet
dacoit
dakoit
dammit
daylit
decant
deceit
decent
decoct
dectet
deduct
defast
defeat
defect
degout
degust
dehort
deject
delict
delist
demast
dement
demist
dennet
depart
depict
deport
desalt
desert
desist
despot
detect
detent
detest
detort
devest
devout
dewitt
dicast
didact
digest
diglot
dikast
diktat
dimout
dimwit
dipnet
diquat
direct
direst
dittit
divert
divest
docent
docket
doitit
dolent
domett
donnat
donnot
doocot
dooket
dopant
dotant
doucet
dought
dowset
drapet
draunt
dreamt
driest
dryest
drylot
dugout
dulcet
duplet
durant
dynast
eaglet
econut
effect
effort
eftest
egoist
eident
elanet
eldest
elegit
elicit
eluant
eluent
embost
empart
encyst
endart
enfant
engilt
engirt
englut
enlist
enrapt
enroot
equant
errant
escort
esprit
except
exempt
exeunt
exhort
expect
expert
export
exsect
exsert
extant
extent
extort
eyalet
eyelet
faggot
fanjet
farfet
faucet
favest
fayest
ferest
ferret
fewest
fewmet
feyest
fiaunt
fidget
filfot
fillet
finest
firlot
flaunt
flemit
fliest
flight
floret
fluent
flyest
foment
forcat
forest
forgat
forget
forgot
forint
format
forpet
forpit
forrit
fouest
fought
freest
fremit
fricht
fright
frigot
frowst
fruict
funest
fustet
fylfot
gablet
gadget
gainst
galant
galiot
gallet
galoot
gambet
gambit
gamest
gammat
gannet
garget
garnet
garret
garrot
gasket
gaslit
gayest
gedact
geddit
gelant
gennet
gerent
geyest
gibbet
giblet
giggit
giglet
giglot
gillet
gimlet
gobbet
goblet
godwit
goglet
goiest
gorget
goslet
grivet
gromet
groset
grovet
guglet
gullet
gumnut
gurlet
gurnet
gusset
gutrot
gyrant
haffet
haffit
hagbut
haglet
hairst
halest
hallot
hamlet
harlot
haslet
haught
haulst
hawkit
hazmat
height
helmet
henbit
hepcat
hereat
heriot
hermit
hexact
hobbit
hogget
hognut
holist
honest
hornet
hotpot
howlet
howzat
howzit
hugest
humect
humint
hylist
iciest
idlest
illest
imaret
impact
impart
import
impost
inbent
incant
incent
incept
incest
incult
indart
indent
indict
induct
indult
infant
infect
infeft
infelt
infest
ingest
inject
inkjet
inkpot
inmost
insect
insert
insist
insult
intact
intent
intort
intuit
invent
invert
invest
irrupt
jacent
jacket
jampot
jennet
jesuit
jillet
juglet
jumart
junket
jurant
jurist
kainit
kaputt
karait
keight
kennet
keppit
keyset
khalat
khilat
kidlet
kidult
killut
kismat
kismet
kitset
klepht
knight
konfyt
krubut
labret
lament
lamest
lancet
lappet
lariat
lasket
latent
latest
lavolt
lawest
laxest
laxist
layout
learnt
legist
leglet
levant
libant
likest
limpet
lingot
linnet
lionet
livest
locket
locust
loggat
logout
loment
loquat
loriot
loupit
lowest
lowsit
lucent
luchot
lutist
lyrist
maggot
magnet
mahout
malist
mallet
mammet
manent
market
marmot
mascot
matzot
maumet
mawmet
mayest
mazout
mercat
merest
merlot
midget
midgut
mikvot
millet
minuet
misact
miscut
miseat
misfit
mishit
mislit
mismet
misset
misust
modest
modist
molest
moment
mommet
monact
mongst
monist
moppet
motett
motmot
mought
mudcat
mullet
muppet
muscat
musket
muskit
mutant
mutest
mysost
nacket
naiant
natant
naught
nefast
newest
nicest
nidget
nirlit
nitwit
nobbut
nocent
nocket
nonart
nonfat
nougat
nought
nudest
nudist
nugget
numbat
nutant
nutlet
object
oblast
oboist
obtect
obtest
obvert
occult
ocelot
ocicat
octant
octett
oddest
oecist
offcut
offput
offset
oftest
oikist
oillet
oilnut
oldest
olfact
olivet
omelet
onbeat
oncost
oocyst
optant
orchat
orgeat
orient
ostent
outact
outeat
outfit
outhit
outjet
outjut
outlet
output
outsat
outset
outsit
outwit
ouvert
oxcart
packet
palest
pallet
pandit
papist
parent
parget
parrot
patent
payout
peanut
pearst
pedant
peewit
peinct
pellet
pelmet
penult
perfet
permit
pesant
pezant
picket
pierst
piglet
pignut
pigout
piment
pinnet
pinxit
piolet
piquet
pirnit
placet
placit
plaint
planet
pliant
plight
ponent
pookit
poppet
poppit
posnet
posset
potent
poukit
preact
precut
preset
priest
privet
probit
profit
projet
prompt
prosit
prutot
pucest
pudent
pullet
pulpit
pundit
punnet
puppet
purest
purist
putout
qiviut
quaint
queest
queint
quight
quoist
rabbet
rabbit
rachet
racist
racket
ragout
raiyat
ramcat
ramjet
rapist
rarest
raught
rawest
raylet
rebait
reboot
recant
recast
recent
recept
recoat
redact
redipt
redout
reduit
reedit
reemit
refect
refelt
reflet
refoot
regent
regest
regilt
reglet
regret
reheat
reject
reknit
reknot
relent
relict
relist
reluct
remeet
remelt
remint
remixt
renest
rennet
repast
repeat
repent
replot
report
repost
requit
rerent
reseat
resect
resent
reshot
resift
resist
resort
respot
result
retest
retint
retort
revert
revest
revolt
riblet
rident
rifest
rigout
rillet
ripest
ripost
robust
rochet
rocket
rodent
roopit
roquet
rotgut
rought
roupet
roupit
rubbet
rubbit
rubout
rudest
runlet
runnet
runout
russet
sabbat
sacbut
sachet
sadist
safest
sagbut
sagest
saidst
sallet
samlet
sanest
savant
sawpit
sayest
sceatt
schist
schout
schuit
schuyt
scient
screet
script
scrunt
sculpt
searat
secant
secret
sedent
sejant
select
semmit
sennet
sennit
septet
serest
sestet
setout
sexist
sexpot
sextet
shalot
shiest
shrift
shyest
signet
silent
sinnet
sippet
sizist
sklent
skylit
sleest
sliest
slight
slyest
smight
smilet
sobeit
socket
soffit
sonant
sonnet
sorbet
sorest
sought
soviet
sperst
spight
spigot
spinet
spirit
splent
splint
spoilt
sprent
sprint
sprout
spruit
squint
squirt
stealt
stilet
strait
street
strict
strift
stript
strout
strunt
stylet
subact
sublet
sublot
submit
subnet
subset
succot
sucket
sukkot
summat
summit
sumpit
sunhat
sunket
sunlit
sunset
surbet
surest
sweert
sweirt
swivet
syndet
tablet
tabret
tacket
talant
talbot
talent
tallat
tallet
tallit
tallot
tamest
tanist
tapist
tappet
tappit
target
taslet
tasset
taught
tautit
tavert
teapot
telnet
tenant
tercet
terret
territ
tewart
tewhit
theist
thibet
thirst
threat
thrift
thrist
throat
thrust
thwart
ticket
tidbit
timist
tinpot
tipcat
tippet
tirrit
titbit
toilet
tomcat
tomtit
tonant
tonlet
tooart
toquet
torret
toupet
trevet
triact
tricot
trijet
trivet
truant
truest
tryout
tubist
tucket
tuffet
tumult
turbit
turbot
turret
tweest
twight
twilit
typist
tyrant
umlaut
umwelt
unbelt
unbent
unbitt
unbolt
unboot
uncart
uncast
uncolt
unfact
unfelt
unfixt
ungilt
ungirt
unhurt
unjust
unkent
unkept
unknit
unknot
unlast
unlost
unmeet
unmixt
unnest
unpent
unrent
unrest
unroot
unseat
unsent
unshot
unshut
unsoft
unsuit
untent
unvext
unwept
unwist
unwont
upbeat
upcast
updart
upgirt
upknit
uplift
upmost
uprest
uprist
uproot
upryst
upsent
upshot
uptilt
upwaft
upwent
urgent
urtext
utmost
vacant
varlet
vellet
velvet
verdet
verdit
verist
verset
vervet
vibist
vilest
violet
virent
volant
volost
vorant
wabbit
wadset
wallet
walnut
waucht
waught
waurst
weight
weskit
whilst
whisht
wicket
widest
widget
wiglet
willet
wisent
wisest
wisket
witgat
wombat
wommit
woobut
worrit
worset
woubit
wriest
wright
wryest
yaourt
yarest
yblent
ybrent
yclept
yogurt
ypight
yplast
yshent
zealot
zelant
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