nephroliths is not the answer.

Protein solidifies in the nephron tubules and forms solid masses that take the shape of the tubules in which they develop. These masses are called "CAST"

Cast is the answer.

Answer:

If a US penny has a P printed on it, it means that it was made in Pennsylvania. If the letter is a D, then it is was made in Delaware

Answer:

Because prior to the decimalisation of the English currency there were 20 shillings in a pound and 12 pennies in a shilling which were represented as Lsd. The L stood for Libra (Latin for pound) The s stood for solidi (a Latin word for shillings) the d stood for denarii (a Latin word for pence)

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In the early middle ages, there was a concept of weregeld, which provided a fine for killing someone, without distinction as to intent. The fine was relative to that person's social rank; killing a landless peasant cost 60 solidi, possibly two year's wages for the peasant; killing a priest was 300, unless he was saying mass at the time, in which case he cost 400; and up the fines went until you got to the king, for whose death the fine was 15,000 solidi paid to his family and another 15,000 paid to the state for the loss of his services. Imagine that: At least one time and place of the Middle Ages had a fine prescribed for killing a king.

The Lex Alamanorum provided a fine for rape of a married woman, and a slightly lower fine for rape of single woman. Exposing a part of a woman's body was also met with a fine, which varied according to the part: lifting her hat to expose her head cost 6 solidi, which was a lot of money in those days, and since the solidus was 12 denarii, this was the equivalent of about two month's wages for the average laborer. The various legal codes also protected women from physical abuse in various ways, and it was a bad idea for men to abuse their wives in most places.

There were a number of very surprising provisions. For example the Lex Frisionum made it not a criminal act for a mother to kill her newborn child. Whether this was related to an early perception of post-partum depression or not is unknown, but it certainly illustrates the fact that medieval law was not all derived from the Bible.

There certainly were severe legal codes and severe punishments in some places. The Saxon legal code made it a capital offense to eat meat during Lent. The Plantagenet Kings and others were renowned for use of torture. So I can hardly characterize the Middle Ages as easy or soft on criminals. Indeed, I think they can only be characterized as highly varied.

Punishments and legal proceedings were also varied. There were ecclesiastical courts for clerics, and anyone who was a cleric could ask to be tried by the Church instead of civil authorities. It was fairly difficult to identify just who a cleric was, so eventually, the legal question was became whether the the person be able to read and write. For this purpose, the person was asked to read the 51st Psalm. As far as I know, no one tested to see if the person had memorized the 51st Psalm. Ecclesiastical courts were more merciful than civil, the food was better in prisons run by the Church, and one of the popes banned clergy from participating in torture, so ecclesiastical courts did not use it. (I can just picture criminals teaching each other how to read so they can get a break in court.)

It was possible in some places to defend a person by having that person take an oath asserting innocence, and have twelve people swear that they believed the oath was valid. And in much of medieval Europe, a fugitive could take refuge in a church or monastery for whatever crime, and no one, including agents of the king, could remove or harm that person.

I think this question deserves a lot of research and attention. The ignorance we show of the Middle Ages seems often to be greater than the ignorance of which we accuse the time. A link below is to a Wikipedia article on Germanic Law, which has many links to medieval legal codes.

Typically they were placed in the middle of town with their arms and head through a wooden block. If they did something horrific there were a number of torture devices: The iron maiden, tied to a tree and a horse tied to your limbs, red hot branding, suspension by your arms, items being shoved under your fingernails, guillotine, gauntlets and so on...

also they had something called the spider that is just an advanced breast ripper. the woman's breast would be attached and then they would pull her away and it would rip it off.

the pear of anguish was a device that go into someones mouth, or a vagina/Angus then when you crank the lever it would open and rip the skin open from stretching it. a person would normally die from infections.

During the Early Middle Ages, people were subject to a combination of Germanic Laws and Roman Law. In some respects, Germanic laws were often less severe. For example, there was the concept of weregeld, which prescribed the fine a person had to pay for killing someone. If you killed a freeman, you were fined 200 solidi. If you killed a priest, you were fined 300 solidi or 400 if he was saying mass when you killed him. A member of the nobility was 1200 solidi and up. Killing the king would set you back 30,000 solidi, 15,000 to his family, and 15,000 to the state. Evaluating killing a person in terms of a fine may seem brutal, but that is not the point; kings were presiding over legal systems that would fine a person who murdered them. This came to an end, of course, but it was the way things were for the first few centuries of the middle ages. (see link)

We have the idea of burning a witch at the stake, and this no doubt happened. After all, it happened to Joan of Arc. Nevertheless, in the Early Middle Ages, the legal codes of the Franks and the edicts of the Church forbade belief inwitchcraft, and so execution for witchcraft was illegal since legally witchcraft did not exist. (see link)

Our views of legal proceedings of the times are also a bit askew. There was a concept of Compurgation which operated into the High Middle Ages. If a person charged with a crime swore an oath that he was innocent and was able to produce at least 12 people who would testify that they believed the oath, then he was likely to be regarded as having defended himself successfully. (see link)

There was also the concept that clergy were exempt from secular courts and had to be tried by the Church. There were ecclesiastical courts set up for this purpose, and they were operated in a very different way than secular courts, because they were more merciful and aimed at correction rather than instilling fear. There was a problem of proof that a person qualified. Originally this meant that a person had to show up for court dressed like clergy, but anyone could do that, so it was decided that the benefit would be given to anyone who was literate, and a test was instituted. Benefit of Clergy, implying immunity from secular prosecution, was eventually extended in England to anyone who could read the 51st Psalm. As far as I know, there was no test to find out whether the person had memorized the 51st Psalm. The law establishing this came just about the same time a Pope banned clergy from participation in torture. So anyone who was literate could, in theory, avoid torture. (See link)

In addition to this, there was sanctuary. If a person was being pursued, he or she could hide out in a church or monastery. In many times and places, the person charged with a crime had a limited time in sanctuary, but in other times and places a person could simply stay in a monastery, and this is especially true for a person who was not a fugitive from the law but from abuse or danger. Medieval queens sometimes did this to get away from their husbands, and it was effective.

I have read that punishments of the Middle Ages included such things as wearing a mask with a pig's face on it for a prescribed period of time, but I have been unable to confirm this.

I am not going to portray this as anything like a description of what medieval punishments were. But clearly they were more varied than one might imagine.

the son of workers had to follow their fathers trades,the son of farmers had to work the land their fathers worked, and the son of soldiers had to serve in the army
Constantine tried to tackle the problem of hyperinflation by concentrating of a new gold coin (the aureus) and temporarily abandoning the silver coins. To make this new coin viable as the standard of Roman currency, it had to be minted in large quantities.

Constantine issued two new taxes. One was on the estates of the senators, which broke the tradition of senators being usually free of most taxes on their land. The other was a tax on the capital of merchants to be paid in gold. He also required that the rents from the imperial estates, which were rented out to tenants, were to be paid only in gold. He took the gold and silver bullion reserves which his former co-emperor Licinius had extracted by force from the treasuries of the cities. Towards the end of his reign he ordered the confiscation associated with his religious ones, in that increased minting was associated with measures of confiscation of all gold, silver and bronze statues from the treasuries pagan temples, which were declared as imperial property. The gold was smelted to mint more gold coins.

A Krallism is a form of verbal or nonverbal communication used by an individual during casual conversation that, when uttered, causes the secondary person in the conversation large amounts of confusion. A Krallism is often repeated many, many times over a short period of time by the originator, however, this is not a qualification as to what is a Krallism.

Origins:

Krallisms first were identified and compiled in mid 2007, though they were most likely in existence well before this time. There is no telling how many Krallisms that are truly in existence. Many times Krallisms are originated when there is no one to hear or document it, and in these cases it is heatedly debated as to whether or not this truly constitutes a Krallism.

Response:

Krallisms have received a mixed response. When in use, they have been known to cause aggravation to those forced to hear or see them, but as a compiled list, they have been extremely well received for stress relief purposes. This list serves a purpose to let all know that they are not alone in their boredom, confusion and aggravation when in the presence of a Krallism.

Examples:

Examples of Krallisms vary, as new uses continue to arise, but a short list has been compiled by several originators of the term, and can be found below.

1. Ahh…
2. Essentially
3. Let's put this baby to bed
4. Absolutely absurd
5. That is SOLID
6. I don't have a crystal ball over here or anything
7. For the next 5 years, this contract world is safe, after that I don't know
8. Come on Gina, let's do some business
9. What's your GPM's looking like this month
10. Match made in heaven
11. More or less…
12. Ridiculous
13. Just real quick now
14. Somebody's got to hurry up and find out what's going on over there
15. Should I tell this guy now or make him sweat it out
16. One in the hand is worth two in the bush
17. This guy's a technical Genius
18. Get err done Ryan, Thanks
19. Ah uh huh huh uh ah (TK's laugh)
20. This guy's a real Heimer ( I have no clue what this means)
21. Vtys (very truly yours)
22. Eom (end of message)
23. If they extend the offer, are you going to jump ship?
24. Yeah, no
25. It's good to know I have a sixth sense about these things.
26. Hey, come here, I gotta break this place down for you.
27. This guy is the guy!
28. That would be solid if we get this hire at BCBS….Booyah!!!! (fist out waiting for someone, anyone to pound his fist.) (Toothpick in mouth)
29. Throw away the resumes from the recruiters over there.
30. You can't make an omelet without cracking some eggs first.
31. (deleted for vandalism by Funkychicken)
32. Whatever it may be
33. Killin it
34. I've got a machine gun mouth over here.
35. Cut and run
36. I'm a dollars and cents kind of guy.
37. There a dime a dozen
38. What's going on Boss? No Problem Boss
39. Do you want me to put together a sales pitch for this guy?
40. This manager is looking to make an impulse buy. (Pounds the table followed by the T.K. chuckle)
41. Get after it.
42. It's absolutely delicious
43. That would really hit the spot.
44. Fair enough

I believe by today's standards for most it was very unpleasant - Dirty, disease ridden, oppressive and probably short.

They lived in cottages which were very simply built. Some were wattle and daub, which was woven reeds chinked with mud and hung into openings of a wooden frame. Some were rough stone chinked with mud daub. Very often the cottage had a single room, sometimes with a loft. The roof was typically thatched with bundles of reeds. The floor was dirt, unless a person had a lot of money.

Serfs were usually bound to the land. They were not slaves, but they were not free either. They could not be bought or sold, but they could not move away, legally, without the permission of the lord. On the other hand, they could not be evicted without cause, because they had a right to the land, even though a lord or king owned it. They had security, of a sort. The person who organized the serfs, doing such things as deciding what individual plots would be farmed by which serfs, was a reeve. The reeves also were the people through whom the serfs communicated with their lords. In many places, they elected by the serfs from their own ranks.

In England, some kings required many farmers, called yeomen, to be armed at all times. They were sometimes allowed to shoot varmints such as rabbits to keep them from destroying the fields and supply themselves with meat. The result of these farmers being armed was that England was able to field large armies of trained archers quickly. They were very effective against mounted knights, and killed many in the Hundred Years War.

People raised chickens and ate eggs. They raised pigs, sheep and cattle and had dairy products, especially cheese. They made beer, and it was a source of much of their protein. They ate a lot of vegetables, and a whole lot of bread.

A serf who wanted a better life and was willing to give up the security of the manor might run away. If the lord could find him within a year, he could be returned to the manor, but after that he was considered free in many places. The freemen of towns and cities were people who had done this or whose ancestors had done this. They became bakers, chandlers, soap makers and so on.

Cooking was done out doors, unless the weather was bad. A manor or monastery might have had a kitchen in a separate structure, so cooks could stay out of the rain, but there were no chimneys or fireplaces in most of the middle ages, because they were invented in the eleventh or twelfth century. So for most people, a fire for cooking or warmth was lit in the middle of the floor, and the smoke rose to a hole in the roof or holes under the roof peaks. People who lived in towns and cities usually could not afford to cook, because they did not have convenient places to do so. The result was that most of the poorer townsfolk bought food from food vendors. There were also high quality profession cooks, but their food was too expensive for most people to eat.

People were very clean, because they associated cleanliness with godliness, and wanted to be shunned by neither God nor man. Many villages and most towns had public baths where people could bathe in warmed water, and there was always a question of propriety about this because the Church leaders were uncomfortable with public nudity. On smaller manors and in the country, people bathed wherever they could get water to bathe in, including rivers in the winter.

Nobody had the slightest idea of how disease was transmitted. They were interested in being clean, and they could eject lepers and victims of the plague from society in order to prevent spread of disease, but their ignorance made any measures they took ineffectual. I have read that at one point a third of the people of Iceland were put out of the towns and cities because of leprosy, and Scotland was not much better. They believed diseases resulted from exposure to bad air, so if things stank, they did something about it.

There were far more schools, and far more people were literate, than many people today realize. The Byzantine Empire opened the first system of primary schools in the world, in 425 AD, with the intention of having all soldiers be literate, and the system remained in use until 1453. There was a period of about five hundred years of low literacy in the West, which began about two hundred years before the fall of the West Roman Empire, but even during this time, some schools were open. There was a school in Wales, Cor Tewdws, or Theodosius' College, which opened under the reign of Emperor Theodosius, who died in 395, and it remained open until Henry VIII closed it over 1100 years later. The King's School in Canterbury, which is open today, opened in 596. The oldest state run school in Britain, Beverley Grammar School, was opened in 700 and later survived in an environment where the state was run by Vikings for decades. There are over seventy primary and secondary schools still open today that were opened in the Middle Ages. Considering how long schools typically last, there may have been thousands of them. Many people were illiterate, but many people could read and write. Even some Vikings could read and write.

Western universities were opened, starting in 1088, and there were over seventy of them opened during the Middle Ages. Students were legally considered clergy, and got special treatment under the law. In the East, universities had been around much longer, and the University of Constantinople dated from 425.

Architecture and art proceeded. The Gothic architecture we admire today was of the Middle Ages, and was called Gothic because the people of the Renaissance thought the architecture was barbaric, and worthy of the name of a race they also thought barbaric. Such was the conceit of Renaissance people.

Most people were religious, and most went to church at least weekly. Some went to church every day. Some went several times each day. A large number of people went into religious service. Monastic life was open to most people, and it offered a level of security and compassion lacking in the secular world.

Anyone who got into legal trouble would be tried. In England, a jury of peers meant a jury of that person's equals, so the nobles were tried by nobles and serfs by serfs. The justice system is thought of today as unjust and even brutal, and it is clear that in some times torture was used, but clergy were prohibited from participating in torture, and this made an important impact on the court system.

There were ecclesiastical courts, run by clergy, and anyone who qualified had to be tried in such a court, which was part of the benefit of clergy. To qualify, a person had to be a cleric, but it was not clearly defined what this meant, so in time a tests came to be used: a person qualified for ecclesiastical court by being able to read the 51st Psalm. Then that person could not be tortured and ate food supplied by the Church while the trial was underway.

Defense was different, and so was a jury. The jury was made up of people familiar with the case, who could ask questions and reach a decision. In some places an adequate defense was when the defendant swore innocence and twelve people asserted their belief that the oath was valid.

Punishments varied greatly according to the culture, legal code, and king. In the Early Middle Ages, legal codes were results of attempts to reconcile Germanic laws with Roman laws. Many crimes were punished with fines, including even those involving death of another, and this was not limited to those who killed slaves or serfs, but extended to those who killed kings. The amount of the fine was related to the status of the person killed. Killing a serf might cost 60 solidi, which was 720 pence, two to three years' wages at a time when a penny was a day's wage. Killing a priest resulted in a fine of 300 solidi, or 400 if he was saying mass at the time. Killing a nobleman had a fine of 1200. In some places, killing a woman resulted in a fine equal to half of that of a man of the same rank; in other places it was double. Other crimes were dealt with similarly. Rape had a fine of 60 solidi. Lifting a woman's hem to expose her legs had a much lower fine, and lifting her hat or veil resulted in a lower fine yet, 5 solidi, or about two months' wages.

Prisons were used primarily to hold people awaiting trial or people who were considered dangerous. There were forms of confinement, but these often were requirements that the convict never leave a certain small geographical area, such as the neighborhood he lived in or the manor he lived on.

Though there were rulers who were simply cruel and tortured people often, the Church was not happy with torture and actively lobbied against it. The punishments of the Middle Ages were usually aimed at retribution rather than revenge. The fine for stealing was usually three or four times the value of the thing stolen, with the court keeping a quarter to cover its costs, and the rest going to the victim. In the later times, when a fine for murder or rape was no longer considered acceptable, they became capital crimes. Laws of the 13th century gave the family of a rape victim the right to perform the execution. In England of the 14th century, a rape victim was given the right to mutilate her attacker in any way she saw fit, including blinding and castration.

Witch trials were a product of the very end of the Middle Ages, and were much more important in the Renaissance and later. People in the Middle Ages were no more superstitious or intolerant than those of the Renaissance, or today, for that matter. Frankish and Lombard law forbade executing witches unless it could be proven they had actually killed someone with a curse. In fact burning a witch was a capital crime.

Of course they had the crusades, which were a series of wars fueled by a combination of religious feelings and greed. But the Catholic Church was not the only game in town. There were Jews living in many places, and while they were abused in some, they were invited into others, where they were protected. Large numbers of Muslims lived in Spain through the Middle Ages, only to be persecuted and driven out as the Middle Ages had ended. Heresies were the targets of crusades, but there were a large number of heretics who were left alone by the Church at various times including some kings and emperors.

An abused wife, a felon, or any runaway could take refuge in a church or monastery, and in some places even the king could not remove such a person from the sanctuary they had. There was more than one queen who decided to leave her husband and moved into a convent, leaving him wondering what to do about it. Violation of sanctuary could get a king excommunicated.

An excommunicated king was not in good shape politically because all people with oaths made to that king were freed of those oaths. Anyone who had sworn to guard, obey, or support him was free to do whatever he wanted. Anyone who might think he had a better right to the throne was free to assert it. Any king who had a treaty he did not like with that king was free to regard it as invalid.

Women had rights, and could even rule in most kingdoms. They did not, for the most part, because their claim came after that of any male heirs. They also could not rule in France, the Holy Roman Empire, Denmark, or a few other countries. But they could rule in Scotland, England, the various Spanish kingdoms, Poland, the Byzantine Empire, and other places. A few, such as Margaret I of Denmark, ruled even though the law forbade it. In her case, she could do this because the most important people in the country trusted and supported her. Also, when the "rightful" heir sent an army to take her throne, she thoroughly trashed it.

The members of royalty had arranged marriages, but most people did not. In many places a woman represented herself once she came of age. Also, the Church sometimes nullified marriages that were imposed, simply for that reason, if either of the partners requested it. The age of marriage for most people was surprisingly high, and in the Late Middle Ages, marriages took place at an average age of 25, in many places. Church weddings, too, were not usually required until after the Middle Ages were over. People took vows to each other, often without even witnesses, and then usually registered the fact they were married at the church, though it was not required. (I didn't believe these things either, but this is what the link below says, and it appears well documented.)

They had entertainments of various kinds. Theater was important through the entire Middle Ages, and changed considerably during the time. People liked to make music and dance, and in some places, it was normal for groups of people to sing together almost spontaneously; unsurprisingly, the source on this was Welsh.

There were sports, including forms of football that seem more like a riot than a game, but could have involved entire villages, playing against each other. They played tennis, and a game called battledores and shuttlecocks, which was rather like badminton for two, but without a net. They bowled, and played forms of billiards. Children played with dolls and balls, as, I would imagine, they have through all history.

There is so much more to add.

There is a bunch of reference links below, and some related questions.

The church was an important part of the feudal system. The church owned vast amounts of land and livestock. Furthermore the peasants had to give a tithe or one tenth of everything they produced (crops, eggs, animals) to the church. Many bishops and abbots were very rich and powerful.

In the Middle Ages the king ruled by divine right. In other words people believed that God had chosen him to be king and rebellion against him was a sin. However that did not stop rebellions! Kings had limited power in the Middle Ages and rebellion was easy. A great deal depended on the personality of the king. If he was a strong character he could control the barons. If he were weak or indecisive the barons would often rebel. Warrior kings who fought successful wars were the most powerful as they were popular with the nobility.

two (2) letter words: AI, BI, HI, KI, LI, MI, OI, PI, QI, SI, TI, XI

three (3) letter words: AHI, AMI, ANI, CHI, DUI, GHI, KHI, KOI, LEI, OBI, PHI, POI, PSI, RAI, REI, SEI, SKI, SRI, TUI

four (4) letter words:

• ABRI
• ANTI
• ASCI
• BANI
• BIDI
• CADI
• CEDI
• CHAI
• CONI
• DEFI
• DELI
• DENI
• DUCI
• ELHI
• ETUI
• FOCI
• FUCI
• FUJI
• GADI
• GYRI
• HAJI
• HILI
• IMPI
• INTI
• KADI
• KAKI
• KAMI
• KEPI
• KIWI
• KOJI
• KUFI
• LARI
• LATI
• LIRI
• LOCI
• LOTI
• LWEI
• MAGI
• MAXI
• MIDI
• MINI
• MIRI
• MODI
• MOMI
• MUNI
• NAOI
• NAZI
• NEVI
• NIDI
• NISI
• NODI
• NORI
• PADI
• PERI
• PFUI
• PIKI
• PILI
• PTUI
• PULI
• PURI
• QADI
• QUAI
• RAGI
• RAKI
• RAMI
• RANI
• ROTI
• SADI
• SAKI
• SARI
• SATI
• SEMI
• SHRI
• SOLI
• SORI
• SYLI
• TALI
• TAXI
• TIKI
• TIPI
• TITI
• TOPI
• TORI
• UNAI
• UNCI
• VAGI
• WADI
• YAGI
• YETI
• YOGI
• YONI
• ZITI
• ZORI

five (5) letter words:

• AALII
• ABACI
• ACARI
• ACINI
• AIOLI
• ALIBI
• AMICI
• ANIMI
• ASKOI
• ASSAI
• AUREI
• AZUKI
• BASSI
• BEEDI
• BENNI
• BIALI
• BINDI
• BLINI
• BOCCI
• BRAVI
• BUFFI
• BYSSI
• CACTI
• CAMPI
• CARPI
• CEILI
• CELLI
• CERCI
• CESTI
• CHILI
• CIRRI
• CLAVI
• COATI
• COCCI
• CORGI
• CROCI
• CULTI
• DASHI
• DHOBI
• DHOTI
• DHUTI
• DISCI
• DOLCI
• DUOMI
• ELEMI
• ENNUI
• ENOKI
• ENVOI
• FARCI
• FERMI
• FILMI
• FUNDI
• FUNGI
• GADDI
• GARNI
• GENII
• GHAZI
• HADJI
• HAJJI
• HONGI
• HOURI
• IAMBI
• INDRI
• ISSEI
• JINNI
• KANJI
• KAURI
• KHADI
• KHAKI
• KIBBI
• KIBEI
• KORAI
• KRUBI
• KUKRI
• LAARI
• LANAI
• LASSI
• LATHI
• LIBRI
• LICHI
• LIMBI
• LITAI
• LOGOI
• LUNGI
• MAQUI
• MEDII
• MUFTI
• NAEVI
• NIMBI
• NISEI
• NOMOI
• OBELI
• OBOLI
• OCULI
• OKAPI
• ORIBI
• OVOLI
• PADRI
• PALPI
• PAPPI
• PARDI
• PENNI
• PETTI
• PILEI
• POORI
• PRIMI
• PSOAI
• PUNJI
• PUTTI
• QUASI
• RABBI
• RADII
• RECTI
• RISHI
• ROSHI
• SALMI
• SCUDI
• SEGNI
• SENGI
• SENTI
• SERAI
• SHOGI
• SHOJI
• SOLDI
• SOLEI
• SPAHI
• STOAI
• STYLI
• SULCI
• SUSHI
• SWAMI
• TARSI
• TELOI
• TEMPI
• TERAI
• TETRI
• THYMI
• TONDI
• TOPHI
• TOPOI
• TORII
• TORSI
• TRAGI
• TSADI
• TUTTI
• UMAMI
• URAEI
• URARI
• UTERI
• VILLI
• VOLTI
• XYSTI
• ZOMBI

six (6) letter words:

• ACULEI
• ADZUKI
• AGAPAI
• AGOUTI
• ALFAKI
• ALKALI
• ALUMNI
• AMBARI
• ANNULI
• ARGALI
• ARIOSI
• BANZAI
• BHAKTI
• BIKINI
• BOLETI
• BONACI
• BONSAI
• BORZOI
• BUZUKI
• CALAMI
• CANTHI
• CAROLI
• CASINI
• CENTAI
• CESTOI
• CHADRI
• CHICHI
• CHILLI
• CLYPEI
• COLOBI
• COLONI
• CONGII
• CUBITI
• CUMULI
• CURARI
• DALASI
• DEGAMI
• DENARI
• DHOOTI
• DJINNI
• DUELLI
• ECHINI
• EMBOLI
• EPHEBI
• EPHORI
• EURIPI
• EXODOI
• FAMULI
• FLOCCI
• FRACTI
• FUMULI
• GARDAI
• GELATI
• GHARRI
• GHIBLI
• GLUTEI
• GOMUTI
• GRIGRI
• HAMULI
• HEGARI
• HEISHI
• HERMAI
• HUMERI
• INCUBI
• ISTHMI
• KABIKI
• KABUKI
• KIMCHI
• KOUROI
• KROONI
• KULAKI
• LAOGAI
• LAZULI
• LIMULI
• LITCHI
• LOCULI
• LUNGYI
• MALLEI
• MALOTI
• MEHNDI
• MILADI
• MODULI
• MOIRAI
• MUESLI
• MYTHOI
• NEROLI
• NIELLI
• NILGAI
• NUCLEI
• OCELLI
• OCTOPI
• OCTROI
• ONAGRI
• OORALI
• OURARI
• OUREBI
• PANINI
• PAPYRI
• PERITI
• PETSAI
• PHALLI
• PIROGI
• PLUTEI
• POLYPI
• PRIAPI
• PROTEI
• PYLORI
• RAPINI
• REGULI
• RENVOI
• RHOMBI
• ROMAJI
• RUBATI
• RUMAKI
• SAFARI
• SALAMI
• SALUKI
• SANDHI
• SANSEI
• SATORI
• SCAMPI
• SCYPHI
• SENITI
• SENSEI
• SHANTI
• SIGLOI
• SILENI
• SMALTI
• SOLIDI
• SOMONI
• SOUARI
• STELAI
• STRATI
• SURIMI
• TABULI
• TAHINI
• TAMARI
• TANUKI
• TATAMI
• TATSOI
• TENUTI
• THALLI
• THOLOI
• THYRSI
• TUFOLI
• TULADI
• TUMULI
• UAKARI
• UNCINI
• WAKIKI
• WAPITI
• WASABI
• XYSTOI
• YANQUI
• YOGINI
• ZAIKAI

seven (7) letter words:

• ABOMASI
• ACANTHI
• AFGHANI
• ALFAQUI
• ALVEOLI
• AMORINI
• ANESTRI
• APICULI
• ASSAGAI
• ASSEGAI
• BACCHII
• BACILLI
• BAMBINI
• BASENJI
• BASMATI
• BIRIANI
• BIRYANI
• BREWSKI
• BROCOLI
• BRONCHI
• CADUCEI
• CALATHI
• CALCULI
• CANNOLI
• CANZONI
• CAVETTI
• CEMBALI
• CHAPATI
• CHARPAI
• CHARQUI
• CHIANTI
• CHIASMI
• CHIVARI
• CHORAGI
• CHOREGI
• COENURI
• COLOSSI
• CREMINI
• CRIMINI
• DACTYLI
• DASHIKI
• DENARII
• EFFENDI
• ELENCHI
• EMERITI
• EPHEBOI
• EPIGONI
• EPINAOI
• EREMURI
• FIASCHI
• FLOKATI
• FUSILLI
• GINGELI
• GINGILI
• GNOCCHI
• GOURAMI
• GUARANI
• HAVARTI
• HELLERI
• HEXEREI
• HIBACHI
• INTAGLI
• JACUZZI
• KOLBASI
• LAPILLI
• LECYTHI
• LEKYTHI
• MAESTRI
• MAFIOSI
• MAMMATI
• MARTINI
• MENISCI
• MINISKI
• MODIOLI
• NAUPLII
• NAUTILI
• NEGRONI
• NILGHAI
• NUCELLI
• NYLGHAI
• OBLASTI
• OMPHALI
• ORIGAMI
• PACHISI
• PADRONI
• PAESANI
• PAHLAVI
• PALAZZI
• PANDANI
• PARODOI
• PECCAVI
• PENUCHI
• PIEROGI
• PIGNOLI
• PIROGHI
• PIROJKI
• PLATYPI
• POLYNYI
• PORCINI
• PULVINI
• QUILLAI
• RABBONI
• RAPPINI
• RAVIOLI
• RHIZOPI
• RHONCHI
• RILIEVI
• RIPIENI
• SACCULI
• SAMADHI
• SAMURAI
• SANTIMI
• SASHIMI
• SCALENI
• SCHERZI
• SCIRRHI
• SECONDI
• SENARII
• SHIKARI
• SHIVITI
• SIGNORI
• SKYPHOI
• SOPRANI
• SORDINI
• SPLENII
• SPUMONI
• STIMULI
• STRETTI
• SUCCUBI
• SUFFARI
• SYLLABI
• TABOULI
• TANKINI
• TERMINI
• THALAMI
• THROMBI
• TIMPANI
• TOFUTTI
• TORTONI
• TRIPOLI
• TSUNAMI
• TURFSKI
• TYMPANI
• VENTURI
• VIRELAI
• VOLVULI
• WOORALI
• WOORARI
• ZEPPOLI
• ZINGANI
• ZINGARI

eight (8) letter words:

• ACERVULI
• AMARETTI
• AMORETTI
• AMPHIOXI
• BANDITTI
• BERIBERI
• BISCOTTI
• BOUSOUKI
• BOUZOUKI
• BROCCOLI
• CALAMARI
• CALCANEI
• CALYCULI
• CAPRICCI
• CASTRATI
• CHAPATTI
• CHAPPATI
• CHIGETAI
• CICERONI
• CICISBEI
• CLAFOUTI
• CONCEPTI
• CONCERTI
• CONFETTI
• COTHURNI
• CROSTINI
• DAIQUIRI
• DAISHIKI
• DIGERATI
• DOUPIONI
• DRACHMAI
• DUUMVIRI
• ESOPHAGI
• FEMINAZI
• FLOCCULI
• FORZANDI
• FUNICULI
• GINGELLI
• GINGILLI
• GLADIOLI
• GRAFFITI
• HETAIRAI
• HYDROSKI
• IGNORAMI
• KAZACHKI
• KAZATSKI
• KIELBASI
• KIRIGAMI
• KOHLRABI
• KOLBASSI
• KOLINSKI
• LEKYTHOI
• LEMNISCI
• LIBRETTI
• LINGUINI
• LITERATI
• MACARONI
• MAHARANI
• MAHIMAHI
• MALIHINI
• MALLEOLI
• MARAVEDI
• MARCHESI
• MARIACHI
• MORBILLI
• NARCISSI
• NOTTURNI
• NUCLEOLI
• OBLIGATI
• OSTINATI
• OUISTITI
• PACHOULI
• PARCHESI
• PARCHISI
• PASTICCI
• PASTRAMI
• PASTROMI
• PECORINI
• PEPERONI
• PIROSHKI
• PIROZHKI
• POPLITEI
• PRINCIPI
• PULVILLI
• RENMINBI
• RETIARII
• RIGATONI
• SANNYASI
• SARTORII
• SASTRUGI
• SEXTARII
• SHANGHAI
• SHILINGI
• SIGNIORI
• SOLFEGGI
• SOUVLAKI
• STACCATI
• STOTINKI
• STROBILI
• SUKIYAKI
• TANDOORI
• TEOCALLI
• TERIYAKI
• THESAURI
• TRAPEZII
• TROCHILI
• UMBILICI
• UTRICULI
• VIRTUOSI
• WATERSKI
• YAKITORI
• ZASTRUGI
• ZECCHINI
• ZUCCHINI

Nine (9) letter words:

• ANDANTINI
• ANTALKALI
• ANTIPASTI
• ANTITRAGI
• ASTRAGALI
• BAHUVRIHI
• BUTTINSKI
• CAMPANILI
• CAPELLINI
• CAVALETTI
• CENTESIMI
• CHARIVARI
• CONTRALTI
• CORYPHAEI
• CRESCENDI
• CULTURATI
• DECEMVIRI
• DELTOIDEI
• DOUPPIONI
• EPICANTHI
• EUCALYPTI
• FASCICULI
• FETTUCINI
• GARIBALDI
• GLISSANDI
• GLOMERULI
• GONOCOCCI
• HOMUNCULI
• JABORANDI
• KUNDALINI
• LAZZARONI
• LILANGENI
• MAHARISHI
• MANICOTTI
• METACARPI
• METATARSI
• MICROMINI
• NECROPOLI
• OBBLIGATI
• OESOPHAGI
• OLOLIUQUI
• PANETTONI
• PAPARAZZI
• PARCHEESI
• PASTORALI
• PATCHOULI
• PEPPERONI
• PHOSPHORI
• PIZZICATI
• POLYANTHI
• POTPOURRI
• PRONUCLEI
• PROPOSITI
• PROTHALLI
• RANUNCULI
• RHINOCERI
• RICERCARI
• SCARABAEI
• SCUNGILLI
• SFORZANDI
• SGRAFFITI
• SOSTENUTI
• SPAGHETTI
• STROPHULI
• SUBNUCLEI
• SUPERMINI
• TRIUMVIRI
• VANASPATI
• VAPORETTI
• WATERZOOI
• ZAMINDARI
• ZUCCHETTI

Ten (10) letter words:

Eleven (11) letter words:

ALTOCUMULI

ALTOSTRATI

ASPERGILLI

BARRAMUNDI

BOLSHEVIKI

BORBORYGMI

CAMORRISTI

CANALICULI

CANNELLONI

CANTATRICI

CATHOLICOI

CAVALLETTI

CERTIORARI

COATIMUNDI

CONVOLVULI

CYSTICERCI

DILETTANTI

DIPLOCOCCI

EMALANGENI

FANTOCCINI

FETTUCCINI

FORTISSIMI

FRANGIPANI

GLITTERATI

HIPPOCAMPI

ILLUMINATI

INTERMEZZI

JAGUARONDI

JAGUARUNDI

MICROCOCCI

MICROFUNGI

MICROVILLI

MILLEFIORI

MONSIGNORI

PIANISSIMI

PICCALILLI

PODOPHYLLI

PORTAMENTI

PRECALCULI

PRONEPHROI

PROSCIUTTI

RECITATIVI

RHOMBOIDEI

RITORNELLI

SALMAGUNDI

SARCOPHAGI

SCALLOPINI

SEPTENARII

SPERMACETI

TETRAZZINI

TORTELLINI

VENTRICULI

VERMICELLI

Eleven (11) Letter words:

• CAPPELLETTI
• CARABINIERI
• CIRROCUMULI
• CIRROSTRATI
• COGNOSCENTI
• CONDOTTIERI
• CONSIGLIERI
• CRYPTOCOCCI
• CUMULONIMBI
• DOUROUCOULI
• ECHINOCOCCI
• ENTEROCOCCI
• FRANGIPANNI
• HIPPOPOTAMI
• HYPOTHALAMI
• KOLKHOZNIKI
• MACRONUCLEI
• MESONEPHROI
• METANEPHROI
• MICRONUCLEI
• NIMBOSTRATI
• PNEUMOCOCCI
• SCHWARMEREI
• SPAGHETTINI
• VIOLONCELLI

Twelve (12) letter words:

• APPARATCHIKI
• CARAVANSERAI
• DIVERTIMENTI
• ELECTROPHORI
• GASTROCNEMII
• LACTOBACILLI
• LEPTOCEPHALI
• MENINGOCOCCI
• STRATOCUMULI
• STREPTOCOCCI

Thirteen (13) letter words:

• ANTHROPOPHAGI
• CONVERSAZIONI
• IMPROVISATORI
• PROVENTRICULI
• STAPHYLOCOCCI
• SUPERVIRTUOSI
• TSUTSUGAMUSHI

Fourteen (14) letter words:

PITHECANTHROPI, STREPTOBACILLI, TARSOMETATARSI

Seriously?

Lamborghini.

Hudini.

Bambi.

I.

Bindi.

Wiki.

Ambomasi

ABRI

ACAI

ANTI

ARTI

ASCI!

BANI

BENI

BIDI

BREI

BUDI

CADI

CAPI*

CEDI

CHAI

CONI!

DALI

DARI

DEFI

DELI

DENI

DESI

DIVI

DIXI

DUCI+

ELHI

ETUI

EUOI

FENI

FINI

FOCI!

FUCI!

FUJI

GADI

GARI

GLEI

GORI

GYRI!

HAJI

HILI!

HIOI

HOKI

HORI

IMPI

INTI

JEDI

KADI

KAKI

KALI

KAMI

KATI

KAZI

KEPI

KIWI

KOJI

KUFI

KURI!

KUTI

LARI

LATI

LIRI

LOBI!

LOCI!

LOTI!

LWEI

MAGI!

MAKI

MALI

MANI!

MAXI

MERI

MIDI

MIHI

MINI!

MIRI

MOAI

MODI!

MOKI

MOMI!

MOOI

MOTI!

MUNI

MUTI

NAOI^

NAZI

NEVI!

NIDI!

NISI!

NODI!

NONI

NORI

PADI

PENI

PERI

PFUI

PIKI

PILI!

PIPI

PTUI

PULI!

PURI

QADI

QUAI

RABI

RAGI

RAKI!

RAMI

RANI

ROJI

ROTI

SADI

SAKI

SARI!

SATI

SEMI

SHRI

SIMI

SIRI

SOLI!*

SORI!

SYLI

TABI!

TAKI

TALI!

TAXI!

TIKI

TIPI

TITI

TOPI

TORI!

UNAI!

UNCI!

VAGI!

VALI

VLEI

WADI

WALI

WILI

YAGI

YETI

YOGI

YONI

ZATI

ZITI

ZORI

2-letter words

ad, ae, ai, al, as, at, da, de, do, el, es, et, id, is, it, la, li, lo, od, oe, os, si, so, ta, ti, to, us, ut

3-letter words

ace, act, ado, ads, aid, ail, ais, ait, ale, als, alt, ass, ate, cad, cat, cis, cod, col, cos, cot, cud, cue, cut, dal, dei, del, des, die, dit, doc, doe, dol, dos, dot, due, dui, duo, eat, eau, ecu, eld, els, ess, eta, ice, ids, its, lac, lad, las, lat, lea, led, lei, let, leu, lid, lie, lis, lit, lot, oat, oca, ode, ods, oes, oil, old, ole, ose, oud, out, sac, sad, sae, sal, sat, sau, sea, sec, sei, sel, set, sic, sis, sit, sod, sol, sos, sot, sou, sue, tad, tae, tao, tas, tau, tea, ted, tel, tic, tie, til, tis, tod, toe, tui, udo, use, uta, uts

4-letter words

aced, aces, acid, acts, adit, ados, aide, aids, ails, aits, alec, ales, alit, aloe, also, alto, alts, asci, ates, auld, auto, cade, cadi, cads, caid, case, cast, cate, cats, caul, cedi, ceil, celt, cess, ciao, cist, cite, clad, clod, clot, clue, coal, coat, coda, code, cods, coed, coil, cola, cold, cole, cols, colt, coss, cost, cote, cots, cuds, cued, cues, cult, cuss, cute, cuts, dace, dais, dale, dals, date, dato, daut, deal, deco, deil, deli, dels, dial, dice, diel, dies, diet, diol, disc, dita, dite, dits, doat, docs, does, doit, dole, dols, dolt, dose, doss, dost, dote, dots, dual, duce, duci, duct, duel, dues, duet, duit, duos, dust, east, eats, ecus, edit, elds, etas, etic, etui, iced, ices, idea, ides, idle, idol, ilea, ilia, iota, isle, lace, lacs, lade, lads, laic, laid, lase, lass, last, late, lati, lats, laud, lead, leas, leis, less, lest, lets, leud, lice, lido, lids, lied, lies, lieu, list, lits, litu, load, loca, loci, lode, lose, loss, lost, lota, loti, lots, loud, lout, luce, lude, lues, lust, lute, oast, oats, ocas, odea, odes, odic, oils, olds, olea, oles, oses, ossa, otic, ouds, oust, outs, sacs, sade, sadi, said, sail, sale, sals, salt, sass, sate, sati, saul, scad, scat, scot, scud, scut, seal, seas, seat, secs, sect, seis, sels, seta, sets, sial, sice, sics, side, sild, silo, silt, site, sits, slat, sled, slid, slit, sloe, slot, slue, slut, soda, sods, soil, sola, sold, sole, soli, sols, sots, soul, sous, stoa, stud, suds, sued, sues, suet, suit, suss, tace, taco, tads, tael, tail, talc, tale, tali, taos, tass, taus, teal, teas, teds, tela, tels, tics, tide, tied, ties, tile, tils, toad, tods, toea, toed, toes, toil, tola, told, tole, tolu, toss, tuis, tule, udos, used, uses, utas

5-letter words

acids, acold, acted, acute, adieu, adios, adits, adult, adust, aides, ailed, aioli, aisle, alcid, alecs, alist, aloes, aloud, altos, ascot, ascus, asdic, aside, asses, asset, audio, audit, aulic, autos, cades, cadet, cadis, caids, cased, cases, caste, casts, casus, cates, cauld, cauls, cause, cedis, ceils, celts, cesta, cesti, cilia, cists, cited, cites, clads, class, clast, cleat, clods, close, clots, cloud, clout, clued, clues, coals, coast, coati, coats, codas, codes, coeds, coils, colas, colds, coled, coles, colts, coses, coset, cosie, costa, costs, coted, cotes, coude, could, culet, culti, cults, cusso, cutes, cutie, cutis, daces, dales, dates, datos, dauts, deals, dealt, decal, decos, deils, deist, delis, delta, dials, dices, dicot, dicta, diets, diols, disci, disco, discs, ditas, dites, doats, doest, doits, dolce, dolci, doles, dolts, doses, dotal, dotes, douce, douse, duals, ducal, ducat, duces, ducts, duels, duets, duits, dulia, dulse, dusts, easts, eclat, edict, edits, educt, eidos, escot, etuis, ictus, ideal, ideas, idiot, idles, idols, ileac, ileus, iliac, iliad, iodic, iotas, isled, isles, islet, issei, issue, istle, laced, laces, lades, laics, lased, lases, lasso, lasts, lated, lauds, leads, least, leuds, licit, lidos, lieus, lists, litai, litas, loads, locus, lodes, loess, loses, lotas, lotic, lotus, louie, louis, louse, louts, luces, lucid, ludes, ludic, lusts, lutea, luted, lutes, oases, oasis, oasts, octad, octal, odist, oidia, oiled, oldie, oleic, ossia, ostia, ousel, ousts, outed, sades, sadis, saice, saids, sails, sales, salic, salts, sated, sates, satis, sauce, sauls, sault, saute, scads, scald, scale, scats, scold, scots, scout, scudi, scudo, scuds, scuta, scute, scuts, seals, seats, sects, setal, sials, sices, sides, sidle, silds, silos, silts, sisal, sises, sited, sites, situs, slate, slats, sleds, slice, slide, slits, sloes, sloid, slots, slued, slues, sluts, socle, sodas, sodic, soils, soldi, soled, solei, soles, solid, solus, souls, souse, stade, staid, stale, stead, steal, stela, stied, sties, stile, stoae, stoai, stoas, stoic, stole, stoss, studs, suets, suite, suits, sulci, taces, tacos, taels, tails, talcs, tales, talus, tasse, teals, teiid, telia, telic, teloi, telos, tesla, tical, tidal, tides, tilde, tiled, tiles, toads, toile, toils, tolas, toled, toles, tolus, touse, tsade, tsadi, tules, utile

6-letter words

aculei, acutes, adieus, adults, aiolis, aisled, aisles, alcids, aldose, ascots, asdics, asides, assets, assist, assoil, atelic, audile, audios, audits, autoed, cadets, cassis, castes, castle, caudle, caulds, caules, caulis, caused, causes, cedula, cestas, cestoi, cestos, cestus, cistus, citied, cities, citola, citole, clasts, clause, cleats, closed, closes, closet, clouds, clouts, coaled, coasts, coated, coatis, codeia, coedit, coiled, coital, coitus, colead, coleus, colies, cosets, cosied, cosies, cosset, costae, costal, costed, coteau, cuesta, cuisse, culets, cussed, cusses, cussos, custos, cuties, cutlas, dacoit, daises, dassie, dautie, deasil, decals, deists, delict, delist, deltas, deltic, desalt, desist, detail, dicast, dicots, diesis, dilate, dilute, discos, discus, distal, distil, disuse, docile, dossal, dossel, dosses, dossil, douses, ducats, ductal, dulcet, dulias, dulses, duties, eclats, edicts, educts, eidola, elicit, escots, escudo, iciest, ideals, idiots, idlest, iliads, iodate, iolite, islets, isseis, issued, issues, istles, italic, ladies, lasses, lassie, lassos, lasted, leasts, liaise, listed, locate, locust, losses, louies, loused, louses, louted, luetic, lusted, octads, odists, oldest, oldies, oscula, oscule, osteal, ousels, ousted, outlie, sadist, saices, sailed, salted, saltie, salute, sassed, sauced, sauces, saults, sauted, sautes, scalds, scaled, scales, scolds, scotia, scouse, scouts, scutes, setous, sialic, sialid, sidles, siesta, silica, siloed, silted, sisals, slated, slates, sliced, slices, slides, sliest, sloids, sluice, social, socles, soiled, solace, solate, soleus, solidi, solids, solute, souled, soused, souses, stades, staled, stales, stases, stasis, steads, steals, stelai, stelic, stiles, stoics, stoled, stoles, stolid, studio, sudses, suited, suites, sussed, tailed, talced, tassel, tasses, tassie, teiids, teslas, ticals, tidies, tildes, tissue, todies, toiled, toiles, toluic, toluid, tossed, tosses, toused, touses, tousle, tsades, tsadis, tuladi, tussal, tussis, tussle

7-letter words

acetous, aidless, aldoses, aloetic, ascesis, ascites, assoils, audiles, auldest, caestus, caseous, castled, castles, casuist, caudles, cedulas, celosia, cestoid, ciliate, cissies, cissoid, citadel, citolas, citoles, classed, classes, classis, clauses, closest, closets, clouted, coasted, codeias, coedits, coldest, coleads, colitis, cosiest, cossets, cotidal, couldst, cuestas, cuisses, cutises, cutlass, dacoits, dailies, daisies, dassies, dauties, declass, deistic, delicts, delists, deltaic, desalts, desists, details, dialect, dialist, dicasts, diciest, dilates, dilutes, discase, discuss, disseat, dissect, distils, disuses, doilies, dossals, dossels, dossils, dualist, ductile, duelist, dulcets, ectasis, edictal, eidolic, elastic, elicits, escudos, ictuses, idolise, iodates, iolites, isolate, isolead, italics, laciest, lactose, laicise, laities, lassies, lassoed, lassoes, latices, liaised, liaises, located, locates, locusta, locusts, lotuses, loudest, luetics, oculist, oiliest, oscules, ossicle, outlaid, outlies, outsail, outside, sadists, salties, saluted, salutes, scotias, scouses, scouted, sedilia, sialids, sialoid, siestas, silesia, silicas, situses, sluiced, sluices, socials, solaced, solaces, solated, solates, solicit, solidus, solutes, stoical, studies, studios, suicide, sulcate, talcose, talcous, taluses, tassels, tassies, tedious, tissual, tissued, tissues, toadies, toluide, toluids, tousled, tousles, tuladis, tussled, tussles, utilise

8-letter words

acidoses, acidosis, acuities, assisted, assoiled, casuists, celosias, cestoids, ciliated, ciliates, cissoids, cistuses, citadels, classist, coaliest, coassist, coatless, coituses, costless, couldest, coulisse, custodes, cutlases, dialects, dialists, diastole, diecious, discases, disclose, discuses, disseats, dissects, dualists, ductless, duelists, dustless, edacious, elastics, idealist, idiolect, idolises, isolated, isolates, isoleads, lacteous, lactoses, laicised, laicises, locustae, lousiest, oculists, osculate, ossicles, outclass, outsails, outsides, sadistic, sauciest, scaliest, sciolist, scissile, seascout, silesias, silicate, societal, sodaless, sodalist, sodalite, solecist, solicits, solidest, solitude, solstice, sudsiest, suicidal, suicides, suitcase, sulcated, toadless, toluides, utilised, utilises

9-letter words

cassoulet, classiest, cloudiest, colitises, coulisses, custodial, custodies, cutlasses, dacoities, deistical, delicious, diastoles, diastolic, discloses, dislocate, dissocial, dissolute, dualistic, dualities, idealists, idiolects, lassitude, osculated, osculates, outsailed, sciolists, seascouts, seditious, silicates, siliceous, silicoses, socialise, socialist, socialite, sodalists, sodalites, solecists, solicited, solitudes, solstices, suitcases

10-letter words

cassoulets, coassisted, dislocates, dissociate, lassitudes, outclassed, outclasses, socialised, socialises, socialists, socialites, sodalities, solicitude

11-letter words

dissociates, solicitudes

1323 words found.

3-letter words

aal, aas, ace, act, ado, ads, adz, aid, ail, ain, ais, ait, ala, ale, all, als, alt, ana, and, ane, ani, ant, ate, azo, cad, can, cat, cis, cod, col, con, coo, cos, cot, coz, dal, dei, del, den, des, die, din, dit, doc, doe, dol, don, dos, dot, eat, eld, ell, els, end, ens, eon, eta, ice, ids, ill, inn, 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, tat, tea, ted, tel, ten, tet, tic, tie, til, tin, tis, tit, tod, toe, ton, too, tot, zed, zit, zoa, zoo

4-letter words

aals, aced, aces, acid, acne, acta, acts, adit, ados, adze, aeon, aide, aids, ails, ains, aits, alae, alan, alas, alec, ales, alit, alls, aloe, also, alto, alts, anal, anas, ands, anes, anil, anis, anna, anoa, anon, ansa, anta, ante, anti, ants, asci, asea, ates, azan, azon, caca, cade, cadi, cads, caid, cain, call, cane, cans, cant, casa, case, cast, cate, cats, ceca, cedi, ceil, cell, celt, cent, ciao, cine, cion, cist, cite, clad, clan, clod, clon, clot, coal, coat, coca, coco, coda, code, cods, coed, coil, coin, cola, cold, cole, cols, colt, cone, coni, conn, cons, cool, coon, coos, coot, cost, cote, cots, dace, dais, dale, dals, data, date, dato, daze, deal, dean, deco, deil, deli, dell, dels, dens, dent, dial, dice, diel, dies, diet, dill, dine, dins, dint, diol, disc, dita, dite, dits, doat, docs, does, doit, dole, doll, dols, dolt, dona, done, dons, dose, dost, dote, dots, doze, east, eats, edit, elan, elds, ells, ends, enol, eons, etas, etic, etna, iced, ices, icon, idea, ides, idle, idol, ilea, ilia, ills, inia, inns, inti, into, ions, iota, isle, lace, lacs, lade, lads, laic, laid, lain, land, lane, lase, last, late, lati, lats, laze, lead, leal, lean, leas, leis, lend, leno, lens, lent, lest, lets, lice, lido, lids, lied, lien, lies, lilt, line, linn, lino, lins, lint, lion, list, lits, load, loan, loca, loci, loco, lode, loin, lone, loon, loos, loot, lose, lost, lota, loti, lots, nail, nana, naoi, naos, nazi, neat, neon, nest, nets, nett, nice, nide, nidi, nill, nils, nine, nisi, nits, node, nodi, nods, noel, noes, noil, nolo, nona, none, noon, nose, nota, note, oast, oats, ocas, odea, odes, odic, oils, olds, olea, oleo, oles, olio, olla, once, ones, onto, oots, ooze, otic, otto, sade, sadi, said, sail, sain, sale, sall, salt, sand, sane, sate, sati, scad, scan, scat, scot, seal, seat, sect, sell, send, sent, seta, sett, sial, sice, side, sild, sill, silo, silt, sine, site, size, slat, sled, slid, slit, sloe, slot, sned, snit, snot, soda, soil, sola, sold, sole, soli, solo, sone, soon, soot, stat, stet, stoa, tace, taco, tact, tads, tael, tail, tain, tala, talc, tale, tali, tall, tans, taos, tate, tats, teal, teas, teat, teds, tela, tell, tels, tend, tens, tent, test, tets, tics, tide, tied, ties, tile, till, tils, tilt, tine, tins, tint, titi, tits, toad, tods, toea, toed, toes, toil, toit, tola, told, tole, toll, tone, tons, tool, toon, toot, tost, tote, tots, zeal, zeds, zein, zest, zeta, zill, zinc, ziti, zits, zoea, zoic, zone, zoon, zoos

5-letter words

aalii, aceta, acids, acini, acned, acnes, acold, acted, actin, adios, adits, adoze, adzes, aecia, aeons, aides, ailed, aioli, aisle, aland, alane, alans, alant, alate, alcid, aldol, alecs, alias, alien, aline, alist, allod, allot, aloes, aloin, alone, altos, ancon, anent, anile, anils, anion, anise, anlas, annal, annas, anoas, anode, anole, ansae, antae, antas, anted, antes, antic, antis, ascot, asdic, aside, atilt, atlas, atoll, atone, attic, azans, azide, azido, azine, azlon, azoic, azole, azons, azote, cacao, cacas, cacti, cades, cadet, cadis, caeca, caids, cains, calla, calls, canal, caned, canes, canid, canna, canoe, canon, canso, canst, canto, cants, cased, caste, cates, cecal, cedis, ceils, cella, celli, cello, cells, celts, cento, cents, cesta, cesti, cilia, cines, cions, cisco, cited, cites, clads, clans, clast, clean, cleat, cline, clods, clone, clons, cloot, close, clots, cloze, coact, coala, coals, coast, coati, coats, cocas, cocoa, cocos, codas, codec, coden, codes, codon, coeds, coils, coins, colas, colds, coled, coles, colic, colin, colon, colts, colza, condo, coned, cones, conic, conin, conns, conte, conto, cooed, cools, coons, coots, cosec, coset, cosie, costa, cotan, coted, cotes, cotta, cozen, cozes, cozie, daces, dales, dance, danio, dates, datos, datto, dazes, deals, dealt, deans, decal, decos, deils, deist, delis, dells, delta, dents, dials, diazo, dices, dicot, dicta, diets, dills, dines, dints, diols, disci, disco, ditas, dites, ditto, dizen, doats, doest, doits, dolce, dolci, doles, dolls, dolts, donas, donna, donne, dotal, dotes, dozen, dozes, eclat, edict, edits, eidos, elain, eland, elans, elint, eloin, enact, enols, entia, eosin, escot, etnas, icons, ictic, ideal, ideas, idiot, idles, idols, ileac, ileal, iliac, iliad, ilial, inane, indie, indol, inion, inlet, inned, inset, intis, iodic, iodin, ionic, iotas, isled, islet, istle, laced, laces, laden, lades, ladle, laics, lanai, lance, lands, lanes, lased, lated, laten, lazed, lazes, leads, leans, leant, least, lends, lenis, lenos, lento, liana, liane, licit, lidos, liens, lilac, lilts, linac, lined, linen, lines, linin, linns, linos, lints, lions, lisle, litai, litas, llano, loads, loans, local, locos, loden, lodes, loins, looed, looie, loons, loose, loots, losel, lotas, lotic, lotos, lotto, naiad, nails, naled, nanas, nasal, natal, nates, nazis, neats, neist, neons, netts, nicad, nicol, nidal, nides, nills, nines, nisei, nitid, niton, nodal, nodes, noels, noils, noise, nolos, nonas, nonce, nones, nonet, noons, noose, nosed, notal, noted, notes, oaten, ocean, octad, octal, octan, octet, odeon, odist, oidia, oiled, olden, oldie, oleic, olein, oleos, olios, ollas, onion, onset, ontic, ootid, oozed, oozes, ostia, ottos, ozone, saice, saint, salad, salal, salic, salol, salon, saned, sated, satin, scald, scale, scall, scant, scatt, scena, scend, scent, scion, scold, scone, scoot, secco, sedan, senna, senti, setal, seton, sidle, since, sited, sized, slain, slant, slate, slice, slide, sloid, snail, snell, snide, snood, snool, snoot, socle, sodic, solan, soldi, soldo, soled, solei, solid, solon, sonde, sonic, sotol, sozin, stade, staid, stain, stale, stall, stand, stane, state, stead, steal, stein, stela, steno, stied, stile, still, stilt, stint, stoae, stoai, stoat, stoic, stole, stone, stood, stool, taces, tacet, tacit, tacos, tacts, taels, tails, tains, taint, talas, talcs, tales, talon, tanto, taste, tates, teals, teats, tecta, teiid, teind, telia, telic, tells, teloi, telos, tends, tenia, tenon, tents, tesla, testa, tical, tidal, tides, tilde, tiled, tiles, tills, tilts, tinct, tinea, tined, tines, tints, titan, titis, title, toads, toast, toile, toils, toits, tolan, tolas, toled, toles, tolls, tonal, tondi, tondo, toned, tones, tonic, tonne, tools, toons, toots, total, toted, totes, tsade, tsadi, zeals, zeins, zetas, zills, zincs, zitis, zlote, zoeal, zoeas, zonal, zoned, zones, zooid, zoons

6-letter words

aaliis, accent, accost, acedia, acetal, acetic, acetin, acidic, acinic, acnode, actins, action, adnate, adonis, aecial, aeonic, aiolis, aisled, alands, alanin, alants, alated, alates, alcade, alcaic, alcids, aldols, aldose, aliens, alined, alines, allied, allies, allods, allots, alnico, alodia, aloins, anatto, ancone, anenst, anilin, anions, anisic, anlace, annals, anneal, anodal, anodes, anodic, anoint, anoles, ansate, antics, ascend, ascent, aslant, atelic, atlatl, atolls, atonal, atoned, atones, atonic, attain, attend, attics, azides, azines, azlons, azoles, azonal, azonic, azoted, azotes, azotic, cacaos, cadent, cadets, caecal, calces, calesa, calico, callan, callas, called, callet, canals, cancan, cancel, candle, canids, canine, cannas, canned, cannel, cannie, cannot, canoed, canoes, canons, canted, cantic, cantle, canton, cantos, caseic, casein, casini, casino, casita, castle, catalo, catena, cation, catlin, catted, cattie, cattle, celiac, cellos, cental, centos, cestoi, cicada, cicala, cicale, cilice, cineol, citied, cities, citola, citole, cleans, cleats, client, clinal, clines, clinic, cloaca, clonal, cloned, clones, clonic, cloots, closed, closet, clozes, coacts, coalas, coaled, coated, coatis, cocain, cocoas, cocoon, codecs, codeia, codein, codens, codlin, codons, coedit, coiled, coined, coital, colead, colics, colies, colins, collet, collie, colone, coloni, colons, colzas, condos, conics, conies, conine, conins, conned, conoid, consol, contes, contos, cooled, coolie, cootie, cosied, cosine, costae, costal, costed, cotans, cottae, cottas, cotton, cozens, cozied, cozies, dacoit, dalasi, dalles, dalton, dances, danios, dattos, deacon, deasil, decals, decant, decoct, delict, delist, deltas, deltic, denial, dental, dentil, dentin, desalt, detail, detain, dezinc, diazin, dicast, dicots, dilate, distal, distil, dittos, dizens, docent, docile, donate, donnas, donsie, donzel, doolie, doozie, dottel, dottle, dozens, eclats, edicts, eidola, elains, elands, elicit, elints, eloins, enacts, enatic, encina, enlist, enolic, entail, entoil, eolian, eonian, etalon, icicle, iciest, icones, iconic, ideals, idiots, idlest, iliads, illite, inanes, incant, incase, incest, incise, incite, indent, indict, indies, indite, indole, indols, inlace, inlaid, inland, inlets, innate, insane, insect, inside, insole, instal, instil, intact, intend, intent, intine, intone, iodate, iodine, iodins, iodize, iolite, ionics, ionise, ionize, ionone, isatin, island, italic, lactic, ladens, ladies, ladino, ladles, laical, lanais, lanate, lanced, lances, lancet, lanose, lasted, latens, latent, latest, latino, latten, lattin, lazied, lazies, lectin, lentic, lentil, lentos, lesion, liaise, lianas, lianes, lienal, lilacs, lilied, lilies, lilted, linacs, linden, lineal, linens, linins, linnet, lintel, lintol, listed, listel, listen, litten, little, llanos, loaned, locale, locals, locate, locoed, locoes, lodens, looies, loosed, loosen, looted, lotion, lotted, lottos, naiads, nailed, naleds, nasial, nasion, nastic, natant, nation, nelson, niacin, nicads, nicest, nicols, nielli, niello, nilled, nitons, nocent, nodose, noetic, noised, nonces, nonets, noodle, noosed, nostoc, notate, notice, notion, oceans, ocelli, ocelot, octads, octane, octans, octant, octets, odeons, oilcan, oldest, oldies, oleins, onions, onside, oodles, oolite, ootids, oscine, osteal, otiose, otitic, otitis, ozones, ozonic, sailed, sained, salina, saline, sallet, saloon, salted, saltie, sancta, sandal, santol, scaled, scenic, scilla, sconce, scotia, secant, second, seizin, sendal, seniti, sennit, sialic, sialid, siccan, sicced, sienna, silane, sileni, silent, silica, siloed, silted, sinned, sitten, slated, sleazo, sliced, snooze, social, soiled, solace, soland, solano, solate, soldan, solidi, solion, soloed, sonant, sonata, sonnet, sooted, sotted, sozine, stacte, stadia, staled, stance, staned, stanza, statal, stated, static, stelai, stelic, stella, stoled, stolen, stolid, stolon, stoned, tactic, taenia, tailed, taille, taints, talced, talent, talion, tallit, talons, tanist, tanned, tannic, tasted, tectal, teiids, teinds, telial, telson, tenail, tenant, tendon, tenias, tennis, tenons, teston, ticals, tictac, tictoc, tidies, tildes, tilled, tilted, tincal, tincts, tineal, tineas, tineid, tinned, tinsel, tinted, tisane, titans, titian, titled, titles, tocsin, todies, toiled, toiles, toilet, toited, tolane, tolans, toledo, tolled, tondos, tonics, tonlet, tonnes, tonsil, tooled, tooted, tootle, totals, zanies, zealot, zeatin, zenana, zinced, zincic, zinnia, zodiac, zonate, zooids, zoonal

7-letter words

accents, accidia, accidie, acedias, acetals, acetins, acinose, aclinic, acnodes, aconite, actinal, actinia, actinic, actinon, actions, aecidia, aeolian, aeonian, ainsell, alanine, alanins, alation, alcades, alcaics, alcaide, alcalde, alencon, allicin, allodia, alodial, aloetic, altoist, anattos, ancient, ancilla, anconal, ancones, andante, aniline, anilins, anionic, anisole, anlaces, annates, annatto, anneals, annelid, anodize, anoints, ansated, antacid, antlion, ascetic, ascidia, ascitic, asinine, asocial, astatic, atlatls, atonics, atonies, attains, attends, azotise, cactoid, cadenza, calando, calcine, calcite, calends, calices, calicle, calicos, callans, callant, callets, callose, calotte, calzone, canaled, cancans, cancels, candela, candent, candies, candles, canella, canines, cannels, cannoli, canonic, cantina, cantles, cantons, canzona, canzone, canzoni, cascade, castled, catalos, catcall, catenas, cations, catlins, cattail, cattalo, catties, cedilla, celadon, celiacs, cellist, celosia, centals, cestoid, cicadae, cicadas, cicalas, ciliate, cilices, cineast, cineols, citadel, citizen, citolas, citoles, clastic, clients, clinics, cloacae, cloacal, cloacas, clotted, coacted, coastal, coasted, cocaine, cocains, cocoons, cocotte, codeias, codeina, codeins, codices, codicil, codlins, coedits, coeliac, coenact, coition, coldest, coleads, colicin, colitic, colitis, collate, collect, collets, collide, collied, collies, collins, colloid, colonel, colones, colonic, conceal, conceit, concent, concise, condoes, condole, condone, conical, conidia, coniine, conines, connate, connect, connote, conoids, consent, console, contact, contain, contend, content, contest, coolant, coolest, coolies, cooncan, coontie, cooties, costate, cotidal, cottons, coziest, ctenoid, dacoits, dailies, dallies, daltons, deacons, decanal, decants, decocts, deictic, deistic, delicts, deltaic, denials, dentals, dentils, dentins, dentist, descant, destain, details, detains, dezincs, dialect, dialist, diazine, diazins, diazole, diciest, dictate, diction, dilates, dillies, discant, distain, distant, distent, distill, ditties, docents, docetic, doilies, dollies, donates, donzels, doolies, doozies, dotiest, dottels, dottles, doziest, ectatic, ectozoa, edictal, edition, eidolic, eidolon, elastic, elastin, elation, elicits, elision, elitist, enation, encinal, encinas, entails, entasia, entoils, entozoa, eosinic, etalons, icicled, icicles, identic, idolise, idolize, illites, inanest, incants, incased, incisal, incised, incited, incites, incline, inclose, indents, indican, indices, indicts, indites, indoles, inedita, inlaced, inlaces, inlands, inosite, install, instant, instate, instead, instill, intends, intents, intines, intitle, intoned, intones, iodates, iodines, iodizes, iolites, ionised, ionized, ionizes, ionones, isatine, isolate, isolead, isoline, isotone, italics, laciest, laconic, lactase, lactate, lacteal, lactean, lactone, lactose, ladinos, laicise, laicize, laities, lanated, lancets, lanital, lanolin, latents, latices, latinos, latosol, lattens, lattice, lattins, laziest, lectins, lection, lentils, lentoid, liaised, liaison, lianoid, licenti, lindane, lindens, lindies, liniest, linnets, lintels, lintols, lionise, lionize, litotes, litotic, littles, locales, located, locates, loonies, lotions, naiades, nailset, nascent, nations, niacins, nicotin, nictate, niellos, nitinol, nodical, nonacid, noodles, notated, notates, noticed, notices, notions, oceanic, oceloid, ocelots, octadic, octanes, octanol, octants, odonate, oilcans, oiliest, onanist, oodlins, oolites, oolitic, ooziest, osteoid, ostiole, ozonide, ozonise, sacaton, saccade, saccate, sainted, salicin, salient, sallied, saltant, saltine, sandlot, sanicle, satanic, satiate, satinet, scalade, scalado, scaldic, scaleni, scandal, scandia, scandic, scanned, scanted, scatted, sciatic, sconced, scooted, scottie, sealant, secondi, secondo, section, sedilia, sialoid, silicle, silicon, slainte, slanted, slatted, slitted, slotted, snailed, snooled, snooted, snoozed, snoozle, solaced, solanin, solated, solatia, solicit, soliton, sonance, stained, stalled, stanine, stannic, statice, station, stencil, stilled, stilted, stinted, stoical, stollen, stooled, stoolie, tacnode, tactics, tactile, taction, taenias, tailles, tainted, talcose, talents, talions, tallest, tallied, tallies, taloned, tannate, tannest, tenails, tenants, tendons, tennist, tension, testoon, tetanal, tetanic, tictacs, tictocs, tidiest, tillite, tincals, tincted, tineids, tiniest, titania, titanic, titians, toadies, toasted, toccata, toccate, toenail, toilets, tolanes, toledos, tolidin, tonetic, toniest, tonlets, tontine, tootled, tootles, tootsie, tostada, tostado, totaled, zacaton, zaniest, zealots, zeatins, zenaida, zenanas, zillion, zincate, zincite, zincoid, zinnias, zloties, zodiacs, zoisite, zonated, zooidal

8-letter words

accident, accidias, accidies, accolade, accosted, acetonic, acidotic, aconites, aconitic, actiniae, actinian, actinias, actinide, actinoid, actinons, adenitis, adnation, aecidial, alanines, alations, alcaides, alcaldes, alcidine, aldolase, alencons, alienist, allanite, alliance, allicins, allocate, allotted, alnicoes, analcite, analects, ancients, ancillae, ancillas, anconeal, anconoid, andantes, anecdota, anilines, annalist, annattos, annelids, annotate, anodizes, anointed, antacids, anticold, antidote, antinode, antlions, ascidian, astatine, astonied, atlantes, attained, azotised, cadenzas, calcanei, calcined, calcines, calcites, calendal, calicles, calicoes, callants, calottes, calzones, canaille, canalise, canalize, canalled, candelas, canellas, canities, canniest, canoeist, canonise, canonist, canonize, canoodle, canticle, cantinas, cantonal, cantoned, canzonas, canzones, canzonet, caseload, castanet, cataloes, catcalls, catenoid, cationic, cattails, cattalos, cedillas, celadons, ciliated, ciliates, citadels, citation, citizens, cleidoic, cliental, clinical, coaction, coaliest, coattail, coattend, cocaines, cocooned, cocottes, codeinas, codicils, coenacts, coincide, coitions, colicine, colicins, colistin, collated, collates, collects, collides, colloids, colocate, colonels, colonial, colonics, colonies, colonise, colonist, colonize, conation, conceals, conceits, concents, condoles, condones, conidial, conidian, coniines, connects, connoted, connotes, conodont, conoidal, consoled, constant, contacts, contains, contends, contents, coolants, cooncans, coonties, cosecant, cotenant, cotillon, cottoned, ctenidia, dainties, daltonic, decision, delation, dentalia, dentinal, diaconal, dialects, diallist, diastole, diatonic, diazines, diazinon, diazoles, dicastic, dictates, dictiest, dictions, dilatant, dilatate, dilation, diocesan, distance, distinct, ditziest, donation, dotation, eclosion, ecocidal, ecotonal, ecstatic, ectozoan, ectozoon, editions, eidolons, elations, enations, enclitic, endocast, endozoic, entastic, entozoal, entozoan, entozoic, entozoon, enzootic, estancia, iconical, idealist, ideation, idiolect, idolizes, illation, inaction, incanted, incident, incitant, inclined, inclines, inclosed, indicans, indicant, indicate, indocile, indolent, inositol, insectan, insolate, insolent, instance, instated, instinct, intitled, intitles, intonate, iodation, iodinate, isocline, isolated, isotonic, lactated, lactates, lacteals, lactones, lactonic, laicised, laicized, laicizes, laitance, lanitals, lanoline, lanolins, latinize, latticed, lattices, lections, lentando, lindanes, lintiest, lionised, lionized, lionizes, litanies, localise, localist, localite, localize, location, looniest, nasalize, natation, national, neonatal, nicotine, nicotins, nictated, nictates, niellist, nitinols, nonacids, nonideal, nonlocal, nonsolid, nontidal, nontitle, noontide, notation, notional, occasion, occident, ocotillo, octanols, octantal, odonates, oilstone, oscinine, oscitant, osteitic, ostinato, otitides, ozonides, ozonised, salicine, salinize, sanction, sanitate, sanitize, santalic, santalol, satiated, scallion, scandent, scenical, sciaenid, sciatica, scilicet, scincoid, sedation, sedition, sialidan, silicate, silicone, snoozled, societal, sodalite, solanine, solation, solenoid, solonetz, sonantal, sonantic, sonatina, sonatine, sonicate, staccati, staccato, stallion, stannite, stanzaed, stanzaic, statical, stenotic, stiction, stoccado, stoccata, stolonic, tacnodes, taconite, tactical, tactions, tailcoat, tannates, tantalic, tectonic, telsonic, teocalli, tetanics, tetanoid, tillites, tinniest, tinstone, titanias, toccatas, toenails, tolidine, tolidins, tonetics, tontines, totalise, totalize, totalled, zacatons, zenaidas, zeolitic, zillions, zincates, zincites, zodiacal, zonation, zoonotic

9-letter words

accidents, accolades, actinians, actinides, actinoids, adnations, allanites, allantoic, allantoin, allantois, alliances, allocated, allocates, anaclitic, analcites, analities, andesitic, anecdotal, anecdotic, anelastic, annotated, annotates, antialien, anticline, anticodon, antidotal, antidotes, antinodal, antinodes, antinoise, ascendant, ascetical, atonalist, cadential, caecilian, canailles, canalised, canalized, canalizes, candlelit, canonical, canonised, canonized, canonizes, canoodles, canticles, cantilena, canzonets, caseation, castellan, catatonic, catcalled, catenoids, cattaloes, celloidin, citations, cladistic, clintonia, cloisonne, clonidine, coactions, coalition, coastland, coastline, coattails, coattends, cocainize, coincides, coitional, colicines, collation, collision, collocate, collodion, colocated, colocates, colonials, colonised, colonized, colonizes, colonnade, conations, concision, condition, conodonts, contacted, contained, cotenants, cotillion, cotillons, dacoities, daintiest, dalliance, dealation, decillion, decoction, deistical, delations, dentition, desiccant, diaconate, dialectal, dialectic, diastatic, diastolic, diazinons, dictation, dictional, dilatants, dilations, disentail, dislocate, dittanies, donations, dotations, ectozoans, enclitics, entozoans, enzootics, ideations, identical, idiolects, illations, inactions, incidents, incitants, incondite, indicants, indicates, inelastic, insatiate, insolated, installed, instanced, instilled, intonated, intonates, iodations, iodinates, isolation, isooctane, isotactic, laciniate, lactation, laitances, landlines, landsleit, lanolines, latinized, latinizes, latosolic, lenitions, lidocaine, lineation, loadstone, localised, localites, localized, localizes, locations, nanotesla, nasalized, natations, nationals, niccolite, nicotiana, nicotines, nonacidic, noncoital, nonlocals, nonsocial, noontides, notations, occidents, ocotillos, octillion, onanistic, oscillate, ozonation, salinized, saltation, sanitated, sanitized, santolina, satiation, sciential, scintilla, scoliotic, sectional, siltation, socialite, socialize, solicited, sonicated, stational, stationed, taconites, tactician, tailcoats, tailslide, tantalise, tantalize, tanzanite, tectonics, tensional, teocallis, toadstone, toadstool, tolidines, totalised, totalized, totalizes, zonations

10-letter words

accidental, acetanilid, actinolite, alienation, allantoins, allocation, anecdotist, annalistic, anticlinal, anticlines, anticodons, antisocial, caecilians, calcitonin, canonicals, cantilenas, cantillate, catatonics, catenation, celloidins, centillion, citational, clintonias, clonidines, coalitions, cocainized, cocainizes, coincident, collations, collection, collocated, collocates, collodions, colonnades, conciliate, conditions, consociate, cotillions, dalliances, dealations, decillions, decisional, decoctions, denotation, dentitions, desolation, detonation, diaconates, dialectics, dictations, dilatation, disconnect, discontent, distention, distillate, eicosanoid, escalation, etiolation, iconoclast, ideational, idiolectal, incidental, insolation, intestinal, lactations, lidocaines, lineations, localities, locational, natalities, niccolites, nicotianas, nodalities, nonascetic, nonelastic, notational, occasional, occasioned, occidental, octillions, oscillated, ozonations, sanctioned, sanitation, scandalize, scintillae, socialized, solenoidal, solicitant, solonetzic, sonication, tacticians, tailcoated, tantalised, tantalized, tantalizes, tanzanites, tendonitis, tillandsia, tonalities

11-letter words

accidentals, acetanilids, actinolites, alienations, allantoides, allocations, anecdotical, anodization, atonalities, calcination, calcitonins, cancelation, cantillated, cantillates, catenations, centillions, collections, collocation, colonialist, colonialize, conciliated, conciliates, conditional, consociated, consolation, consolidate, decantation, declination, decollation, denotations, desiccation, destination, detonations, dialectical, dilatancies, dilatations, dislocation, etiolations, incidentals, nationalise, nationalist, nationalize, neocolonial, oscillation, scintillant, scintillate

12-letter words

aldolization, anecdotalist, anodizations, anticolonial, calcinations, cancelations, cancellation, cantillation, coincidental, collocations, colonialized, colonializes, colonisation, colonization, conditionals, consociation, decantations, declinations, decollations, desalination, installation, localization, nationalised, nationalized, nationalizes, scintillated

13-letter words

aldolizations, antidesiccant, cancellations, cantillations, colonizations, consolidation, constellation, declinational, localizations, octodecillion

14-letter words

consociational, decolonization, delocalization, neocolonialist, octodecillions

15-letter words

decolonizations, delocalizations