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Quite simply, grog is nothing more than watered down rum or whiskey. It began with an English admiral who ordered his men to do so and they nicknamed it after his cloak, a grogram. Sometimes you might see it spelled grogg.Les

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

frogman

grogram

program

trigram

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 5 words with the pattern --OGR--. That is, seven letter words with 3rd letter O and 4th letter G and 5th letter R. In alphabetical order, they are:

grogram

isogram

isogriv

myogram

program

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 6 words with the pattern G---RA-. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter G and 5th letter R and 6th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are:

gastral

general

gomeral

gopuram

gopuras

grogram

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

araaras

grogram

preoral

prewrap

program

trigram

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 7 words with the pattern -R---AM. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter R and 6th letter A and 7th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:

brecham

grandam

grannam

grogram

program

trangam

trigram

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

grogram

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 10 words with the pattern ---GRA-. That is, seven letter words with 4th letter G and 5th letter R and 6th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are:

anagram

diagram

epigram

grogram

isogram

myogram

pangram

program

tangram

trigram

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 4 words with the pattern --OG-AM. That is, seven letter words with 3rd letter O and 4th letter G and 6th letter A and 7th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:

grogram

isogram

myogram

program

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern G-O-R-M. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter G and 3rd letter O and 5th letter R and 7th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:

grogram

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern GR--RAM. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter G and 2nd letter R and 5th letter R and 6th letter A and 7th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:

grogram

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 11 words with the pattern ---GR-M. That is, seven letter words with 4th letter G and 5th letter R and 7th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:

anagram

diagram

epigram

grogram

isogram

myogram

pangram

pilgrim

program

tangram

trigram

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 16 words with the pattern ----RAM. That is, seven letter words with 5th letter R and 6th letter A and 7th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:

anagram

buckram

diagram

epigram

findram

gopuram

grogram

isogram

lockram

mantram

myogram

pangram

program

tangram

trigram

wolfram

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 18 words with the pattern ---G--M. That is, seven letter words with 4th letter G and 7th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:

anagram

diagram

elogium

epigram

gingham

grogram

imagism

isogram

kingdom

leggism

myogram

pangram

pilgrim

plagium

program

sorghum

tangram

trigram

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 17 words with the pattern GR---A-. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter G and 2nd letter R and 6th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are:

graddan

gradual

grammar

grammas

grampas

grandad

grandam

grannam

grappas

gravlax

graylag

grecian

gremial

greylag

gringas

gripman

grogram

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 44 words with the pattern -----AM. That is, seven letter words with 6th letter A and 7th letter M. In alphabetical order, they are:

amalgam

anagram

antijam

bemadam

brecham

buckram

cocoyam

diagram

digicam

epigram

eyebeam

findram

flotsam

gingham

gopuram

grandam

grannam

grogram

holydam

isogram

lockram

macadam

mantram

mashlam

milldam

minicam

myogram

outbeam

outswam

pangram

papadam

polygam

program

quondam

ramstam

redream

sunbeam

tangram

trangam

trigram

whangam

william

wolfram

xantham

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 78 words with the pattern G----A-. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter G and 6th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are:

gadsman

gainsay

galenas

gambias

gamelan

gametal

gangway

garryas

garudas

gastral

gateman

gateway

geishas

geladas

geminal

general

genevas

genipap

genital

genizah

gentian

geoidal

getaway

gharial

ghilgai

giddyap

gingham

gitanas

glacial

glareal

gleeman

gliomas

glorias

glossae

glossal

glossas

glottal

gluteal

glyptal

gnathal

goannas

godhead

gomeral

gonadal

goodman

goombah

goombay

goondas

gopuram

gopuras

gorgias

gotchas

gownman

graddan

gradual

grammar

grammas

grampas

grandad

grandam

grannam

grappas

gravlax

graylag

grecian

gremial

greylag

gringas

gripman

grogram

gudeman

guineas

gunboat

gunplay

gwiniad

gwyniad

gyrocar

gyttjas

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 139 words with the pattern -R---A-. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter R and 6th letter A. In alphabetical order, they are:

araaras

aralias

arcanas

archean

archway

areaway

areolae

areolar

areolas

argalas

aristae

aristas

armadas

armload

arnicas

arollas

arousal

arrayal

arrival

arrobas

arsenal

artisan

artsman

braatas

brachah

brahman

brahmas

brecham

brechan

brinjal

broadax

brochan

brolgas

crackas

cranial

crawdad

creedal

crestal

crewman

crissal

cristae

crowbar

croweas

crucial

crucian

crusian

crustae

crustal

cryptal

crystal

drawbar

drayman

drybeat

erratas

fractal

frampal

freegan

freeman

freeway

fretsaw

friskas

frogman

frontal

fructan

graddan

gradual

grammar

grammas

grampas

grandad

grandam

grannam

grappas

gravlax

graylag

grecian

gremial

greylag

gringas

gripman

grogram

hryvnas

irideal

iridial

iridian

ironman

orarian

orbital

orbitas

ordinal

ordinar

orishas

orraman

orthian

ortolan

prajnas

preanal

predial

preheat

preload

premeal

preoral

preplan

presoak

prewrap

pridian

proctal

program

propman

protean

proteas

pruinas

sradhas

tramcar

tramway

trangam

traumas

treewax

trental

triclad

triduan

trigram

trimtab

triptan

trishaw

trivial

trochal

trochar

troikas

trucial

trueman

trumeau

truncal

uranian

uranias

uredial

uremias

urethan

urticas

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Two (2) letter word:

am. em. hm. mm. om. um.

Three (3) letter word:

aim. arm. bam. bum. cam. cum. cwm. dam. dim. dom. elm. fem. gam. gem. gum. gym. ham. hem. him. hmm. hum. ism. jam. lam. lum. mem. mim. mom. mum. nam. nim. nom. ohm. pam. pom. ram. rem. rim. rom. rum. sim. som. sum. tam. tom. umm. vim. yam. yom. yum.

Four (4) letter word:

ahem. alum. arum. atom. balm. barm. beam. berm. blam. boom. brim. calm. cham. chum. clam. corm. cram. culm. deem. derm. doom. dorm. doum. dram. drum. exam. farm. film. firm. flam. foam. form. from. gaum. germ. geum. glim. glom. glum. gram. grim. grum. haem. halm. harm. helm. herm. holm. idem. imam. item. jism. loam. loom. maim. malm. mumm. neem. neum. norm. ogam. ovum. oxim. palm. perm. plum. poem. pram. prim. prom. ream. roam. room. scam. scum. seam. seem. sham. shim. skim. slam. slim. slum. spam. stem. stum. swam. swim. swum. team. teem. term. them. toom. tram. trim. warm. wham. whim. whom. worm. ylem. zoom.

Five (5) letter word:

abeam. abohm. abysm. adeem. agism. alarm. album. algum. aurum. axiom. bedim. begum. besom. bloom. bosom. bream. broom. buxom. carom. cecum. celom. charm. chasm. chirm. claim. cream. datum. degum. deism. denim. dream. dunam. durum. enorm. enzym. fanum. filum. fleam. foram. forum. genom. gleam. gloam. gloom. golem. goyim. groom. hakim. harem. haulm. hilum. hokum. idiom. ihram. ileum. ilium. imaum. inarm. joram. jorum. jugum. kalam. kelim. khoum. kilim. larum. linum. locum. madam. maxim. miasm. minim. modem. nizam. notum. oakum. odeum. odium. ogham. oleum. onium. opium. plasm. praam. prism. proem. psalm. qualm. realm. rearm. rehem. retem. rheum. sagum. satem. scram. scrim. scrum. sebum. sedum. seism. serum. shawm. skelm. smarm. sodom. solum. spasm. sperm. steam. storm. strum. swarm. tharm. therm. thrum. totem. unarm. unjam. velum. venom. vroom. whelm. xylem. yomim. ziram.

Six (6) letter word:

abloom. acetum. adytum. aecium. affirm. ageism. agleam. alarum. allium. amylum. anadem. anonym. anthem. antrum. asarum. ashram. aswarm. asylum. atrium. autism. baalim. balsam. bantam. barium. becalm. bedlam. begrim. beldam. beseem. beworm. biform. boojum. bottom. bunkum. caecum. carrom. centum. cerium. cesium. chiasm. chrism. cilium. civism. coelom. condom. conium. copalm. corium. crinum. cubism. cundum. cuprum. curium. custom. dadgum. defoam. deform. degerm. deperm. deworm. diadem. diatom. dictum. dinkum. dirdum. dirham. disarm. dodgem. dogdom. dorsum. drachm. dumdum. egoism. embalm. emblem. engram. eonism. eponym. erbium. esteem. estrum. exonym. fandom. fantom. fathom. favism. ferbam. ferrum. folium. frenum. fulham. fullam. goddam. gonium. graham. granum. gypsum. hakeem. hammam. hansom. hareem. helium. holism. ibidem. imbalm. indium. infirm. inform. inseam. iodism. ionium. iterum. jetsam. jetsom. kalium. labium. labrum. lactam. lingam. lissom. logjam. luteum. lyceum. lyrism. madtom. magnum. maihem. marram. mayhem. medium. megohm. megrim. mentum. milium. minium. misaim. momism. monism. museum. mutism. nanism. napalm. nomism. noncom. nudism. obiism. ogrism. oidium. omasum. orgasm. osmium. ostium. passim. paynim. peplum. phenom. phlegm. phloem. phylum. pileum. plenum. podium. pogrom. pompom. porism. possum. prearm. prelim. purism. quorum. racism. radium. random. ransom. rectum. redeem. refilm. reform. regnum. reteam. retrim. rewarm. rhythm. sachem. sacrum. sadism. salaam. schism. scream. scutum. seldom. sensum. septum. sexism. shalom. shazam. sholom. siglum. simoom. sitcom. slalom. sodium. spirem. sputum. squirm. stream. subgum. syncom. system. talcum. tandem. tectum. tedium. telium. tergum. thairm. theism. thiram. truism. unhelm. unseam. untrim. vacuum. vagrom. varoom. vellum. verism. victim. wampum. webcam. whilom. wigwam. wisdom.

Seven (7) letter word:

acclaim. aciform. acronym. agendum. aliform. allonym. alodium. alyssum. amalgam. anagram. animism. antijam. antonym. apothem. arcanum. atavism. atheism. atomism. ausform. baalism. baculum. bagworm. baptism. barroom. becharm. bedroom. begloom. bemadam. berseem. beswarm. bioherm. blellum. blossom. bluegum. bogyism. bohrium. boredom. bossdom. bossism. brecham. bromism. brutism. bruxism. buckram. budworm. cadmium. caesium. calcium. cambism. cambium. centrum. charism. chefdom. chemism. chetrum. chillum. chrisom. clonism. cocoyam. confirm. conform. cosmism. cranium. crissum. crumbum. cultism. cutworm. czardom. czarism. dadaism. dayroom. declaim. decorum. deiform. diagram. diastem. dishelm. dodoism. dogedom. dualism. dubnium. dukedom. eardrum. earldom. earworm. echoism. eelworm. egotism. elitism. eluvium. elytrum. embosom. envenom. epiderm. epigram. erotism. erratum. etatism. exclaim. exoderm. exotism. exuvium. eyebeam. faddism. fantasm. fascism. fauvism. fermium. fideism. fiefdom. filmdom. firearm. flotsam. fogyism. forearm. fraenum. freedom. frustum. fulcrum. gallium. gingham. grandam. grogram. gunroom. hadarim. hafnium. hahnium. halidom. hassium. hazanim. heirdom. heroism. hoboism. holmium. homonym. hoodlum. humdrum. idolism. imagism. imbosom. interim. iridium. ischium. isogram. jarldom. jejunum. jibboom. jugulum. jujuism. kingdom. labarum. ladanum. laicism. leftism. legroom. lehayim. lithium. lobworm. lockram. locoism. lugworm. lustrum. macadam. maximum. metonym. microhm. midterm. milldam. minicam. minimum. misdeem. misform. misterm. modicum. mohalim. mohelim. mudroom. muonium. narcism. natrium. niobium. nonfarm. nostrum. obelism. oestrum. ogreism. omentum. onanism. oosperm. opossum. optimum. oralism. organum. osculum. outbeam. outswam. outswim. outswum. overarm. oviform. pabulum. pallium. pangram. panicum. pantoum. paronym. peonism. perform. phantom. phellem. pianism. pietism. pilgrim. pinetum. pinworm. plenism. plumbum. pomatum. popedom. preboom. preform. premium. preterm. pretrim. prewarm. problem. program. protium. quantum. quondam. realism. rebloom. reclaim. redream. regroom. requiem. rhabdom. rhenium. rhodium. rostrum. sanctum. sarcasm. scrotum. sedarim. selfdom. serfdom. shahdom. shittim. sidearm. sistrum. skellum. skookum. slumgum. slumism. smeddum. solanum. sophism. sorghum. stadium. stannum. stardom. statism. sternum. stewbum. stibium. stickum. stratum. subatom. subitem. sunbeam. sunroom. symptom. synonym. tachism. tangram. tantrum. tapetum. taproom. tearoom. teraohm. terbium. tetotum. theorem. thorium. thulium. tonearm. toponym. tourism. trangam. transom. triduum. triform. trigram. tritium. trivium. tropism. tsardom. tsarism. tzardom. tzarism. ulpanim. unbosom. uniform. uranism. uranium. uredium. utopism. waxworm. webworm. wholism. wifedom. wolfram. yardarm. yttrium. zoarium. zoecium.

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brim mum bum

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Two (2) letter word:

am. em. hm. mm. om. um.

Three (3) letter word:

aim. arm. bam. bum. cam. cum. cwm. dam. dim. dom. elm. fem. gam. gem. gum. gym. ham. hem. him. hmm. hum. ism. jam. lam. lum. mem. mim. mom. mum. nam. nim. nom. ohm. pam. pom. ram. rem. rim. rom. rum. sim. som. sum. tam. tom. umm. vim. yam. yom. yum.

Four (4) letter word:

ahem. alum. arum. atom. balm. barm. beam. berm. blam. boom. brim. calm. cham. chum. clam. corm. cram. culm. deem. derm. doom. dorm. doum. dram. drum. exam. farm. film. firm. flam. foam. form. from. gaum. germ. geum. glim. glom. glum. gram. grim. grum. haem. halm. harm. helm. herm. holm. idem. imam. item. jism. loam. loom. maim. malm. mumm. neem. neum. norm. ogam. ovum. oxim. palm. perm. plum. poem. pram. prim. prom. ream. roam. room. scam. scum. seam. seem. sham. shim. skim. slam. slim. slum. spam. stem. stum. swam. swim. swum. team. teem. term. them. toom. tram. trim. warm. wham. whim. whom. worm. ylem. zoom.

Five (5) letter word:

abeam. abohm. abysm. adeem. agism. alarm. album. algum. aurum. axiom. bedim. begum. besom. bloom. bosom. bream. broom. buxom. carom. cecum. celom. charm. chasm. chirm. claim. cream. datum. degum. deism. denim. dream. dunam. durum. enorm. enzym. fanum. filum. fleam. foram. forum. genom. gleam. gloam. gloom. golem. goyim. groom. hakim. harem. haulm. hilum. hokum. idiom. ihram. ileum. ilium. imaum. inarm. joram. jorum. jugum. kalam. kelim. khoum. kilim. larum. linum. locum. madam. maxim. miasm. minim. modem. nizam. notum. oakum. odeum. odium. ogham. oleum. onium. opium. plasm. praam. prism. proem. psalm. qualm. realm. rearm. rehem. retem. rheum. sagum. satem. scram. scrim. scrum. sebum. sedum. seism. serum. shawm. skelm. smarm. sodom. solum. spasm. sperm. steam. storm. strum. swarm. tharm. therm. thrum. totem. unarm. unjam. velum. venom. vroom. whelm. xylem. yomim. ziram.

Six (6) letter word:

abloom. acetum. adytum. aecium. affirm. ageism. agleam. alarum. allium. amylum. anadem. anonym. anthem. antrum. asarum. ashram. aswarm. asylum. atrium. autism. baalim. balsam. bantam. barium. becalm. bedlam. begrim. beldam. beseem. beworm. biform. boojum. bottom. bunkum. caecum. carrom. centum. cerium. cesium. chiasm. chrism. cilium. civism. coelom. condom. conium. copalm. corium. crinum. cubism. cundum. cuprum. curium. custom. dadgum. defoam. deform. degerm. deperm. deworm. diadem. diatom. dictum. dinkum. dirdum. dirham. disarm. dodgem. dogdom. dorsum. drachm. dumdum. egoism. embalm. emblem. engram. eonism. eponym. erbium. esteem. estrum. exonym. fandom. fantom. fathom. favism. ferbam. ferrum. folium. frenum. fulham. fullam. goddam. gonium. graham. granum. gypsum. hakeem. hammam. hansom. hareem. helium. holism. ibidem. imbalm. indium. infirm. inform. inseam. iodism. ionium. iterum. jetsam. jetsom. kalium. labium. labrum. lactam. lingam. lissom. logjam. luteum. lyceum. lyrism. madtom. magnum. maihem. marram. mayhem. medium. megohm. megrim. mentum. milium. minium. misaim. momism. monism. museum. mutism. nanism. napalm. nomism. noncom. nudism. obiism. ogrism. oidium. omasum. orgasm. osmium. ostium. passim. paynim. peplum. phenom. phlegm. phloem. phylum. pileum. plenum. podium. pogrom. pompom. porism. possum. prearm. prelim. purism. quorum. racism. radium. random. ransom. rectum. redeem. refilm. reform. regnum. reteam. retrim. rewarm. rhythm. sachem. sacrum. sadism. salaam. schism. scream. scutum. seldom. sensum. septum. sexism. shalom. shazam. sholom. siglum. simoom. sitcom. slalom. sodium. spirem. sputum. squirm. stream. subgum. syncom. system. talcum. tandem. tectum. tedium. telium. tergum. thairm. theism. thiram. truism. unhelm. unseam. untrim. vacuum. vagrom. varoom. vellum. verism. victim. wampum. webcam. whilom. wigwam. wisdom.

Seven (7) letter word:

acclaim. aciform. acronym. agendum. aliform. allonym. alodium. alyssum. amalgam. anagram. animism. antijam. antonym. apothem. arcanum. atavism. atheism. atomism. ausform. baalism. baculum. bagworm. baptism. barroom. becharm. bedroom. begloom. bemadam. berseem. beswarm. bioherm. blellum. blossom. bluegum. bogyism. bohrium. boredom. bossdom. bossism. brecham. bromism. brutism. bruxism. buckram. budworm. cadmium. caesium. calcium. cambism. cambium. centrum. charism. chefdom. chemism. chetrum. chillum. chrisom. clonism. cocoyam. confirm. conform. cosmism. cranium. crissum. crumbum. cultism. cutworm. czardom. czarism. dadaism. dayroom. declaim. decorum. deiform. diagram. diastem. dishelm. dodoism. dogedom. dualism. dubnium. dukedom. eardrum. earldom. earworm. echoism. eelworm. egotism. elitism. eluvium. elytrum. embosom. envenom. epiderm. epigram. erotism. erratum. etatism. exclaim. exoderm. exotism. exuvium. eyebeam. faddism. fantasm. fascism. fauvism. fermium. fideism. fiefdom. filmdom. firearm. flotsam. fogyism. forearm. fraenum. freedom. frustum. fulcrum. gallium. gingham. grandam. grogram. gunroom. hadarim. hafnium. hahnium. halidom. hassium. hazanim. heirdom. heroism. hoboism. holmium. homonym. hoodlum. humdrum. idolism. imagism. imbosom. interim. iridium. ischium. isogram. jarldom. jejunum. jibboom. jugulum. jujuism. kingdom. labarum. ladanum. laicism. leftism. legroom. lehayim. lithium. lobworm. lockram. locoism. lugworm. lustrum. macadam. maximum. metonym. microhm. midterm. milldam. minicam. minimum. misdeem. misform. misterm. modicum. mohalim. mohelim. mudroom. muonium. narcism. natrium. niobium. nonfarm. nostrum. obelism. oestrum. ogreism. omentum. onanism. oosperm. opossum. optimum. oralism. organum. osculum. outbeam. outswam. outswim. outswum. overarm. oviform. pabulum. pallium. pangram. panicum. pantoum. paronym. peonism. perform. phantom. phellem. pianism. pietism. pilgrim. pinetum. pinworm. plenism. plumbum. pomatum. popedom. preboom. preform. premium. preterm. pretrim. prewarm. problem. program. protium. quantum. quondam. realism. rebloom. reclaim. redream. regroom. requiem. rhabdom. rhenium. rhodium. rostrum. sanctum. sarcasm. scrotum. sedarim. selfdom. serfdom. shahdom. shittim. sidearm. sistrum. skellum. skookum. slumgum. slumism. smeddum. solanum. sophism. sorghum. stadium. stannum. stardom. statism. sternum. stewbum. stibium. stickum. stratum. subatom. subitem. sunbeam. sunroom. symptom. synonym. tachism. tangram. tantrum. tapetum. taproom. tearoom. teraohm. terbium. tetotum. theorem. thorium. thulium. tonearm. toponym. tourism. trangam. transom. triduum. triform. trigram. tritium. trivium. tropism. tsardom. tsarism. tzardom. tzarism. ulpanim. unbosom. uniform. uranism. uranium. uredium. utopism. waxworm. webworm. wholism. wifedom. wolfram. yardarm. yttrium. zoarium. zoecium.

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7 letter m words: * marshal * maunder * mammoth * macabre * machete * machine * macrame * macadam * magical * magnify * mankind * mansion * matinee * maudlin * majesty * maximum * mermaid * melodic * malaise * maltose * mandate * manumit * manhole * manhunt * manikin * mannish * marking * marimba * marital * martial * mastiff * mastery * maximal * measles * measure * meerkat * medical * medula * meiosis * message * mercury * messiah * midland * microbemimicry * militia * migrant * migrate * mineral * misread * monarch * mistake * miracle * minimum * mindful * mineral * mislead * mission * monster * mortify * monthly * monsoon * mollusk * modesty * moisten * moocher * modular * molding * morning * mooring * mustard * musical * mustang * muscles

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Colonial Drinks and Recipes The following concoctions were discovered in the old files of the Gaspee Days Committee, and were apparently used by some Pawtuxet Village restaurants during Gaspee Days c1966-1972. Some selections were found in old hand-written cookbooks that had been families for over 200 years. BEVERAGES Cocktails have been traced back to before the Revolution. And since many of those Rhode Island Colonists that burnt the Gaspee in 1772 were involved in rum and gin distilling and smuggling, we can assume they were also very familiar with some of the following drinks. The usual drinks were punches, cobblers, toddies, slings, bounces, juleps, snagarees, and flip The common ingredients were gin, brandy, Medford (dark) rum, port wine (sack), bourbon, rye, and bitters. Cobblers are of American origin and are great favorites in all warm climates. Hot drinks included hot buttered rum, Tom & Jerry, hot brandy sling with nutmeg, and the Mulls including mulled cider, and hot applejack. BLACKSTRAP As per Webster's Unabridged Dictionary - A mixture of spirituous liquors usually consisting of rum and molasses. Among sailors Blackstrap was (maybe still is) considered any common wine of the Mediterranean. CHAMPAGNE COBBLER 1. 1/3 glass crushed ice 2. ½ teaspoon powdered sugar 3. 1 piece orange peel 4. To the ice add the sugar and orange peel, 5. Fill with dry champagne 6. Decorate with fruit. 7. Serve with straw. COLONIAL HOT CIDER PUNCH, AKA "WASSAIL' 1 Gallon heated apple cider 1/2 ounce brandy flavoring 1/2 ounce rum flavoring OR (even better) 1/2 quart light rum 3 sticks cinnamon 3 to 6 whole oranges small bag of whole cloves Simmer mixture with 3 sticks whole cinnamon to melt--DO NOT COOK. Allow to cool, pour into punch bowl. Separately stick whole cloves around entire surface of 3 to 6 whole oranges. Place oranges into baking pan with 1/2 inch of water, and bake at 350° for 45 minutes. Place oranges into punch bowl Serves 40 Serve with pound cake, nut cake, or cheese and crackers. FISH HOUSE PUNCH: Completely dissolve 3/4 pound of sugar in a little water, in punch bowl Add a bottle of lemon juice. Add 2 bottles Jamaican rum, 1 bottle cognac, 2 bottles of water 1 Wine glassful of peach cordial. Put a big cake of ice in the punch bowl. Let Punch stand about 2 hours, stirring occasionally. In winter, when ice melts more slowly, more water may be used; in summer less. The melting of the ice dilutes the mixture sufficiently Makes about 60 4-ounce glasses FLIP 3 eggs 3 teaspoons sugar 1 jigger rum 1 jigger brandy 1 red-hot flip iron or poker heated in fireplace tall, all-pewter mug 12-16 ounces of beer In a quart mug break three eggs Add three teaspoons sugar and stir well Add in the jigger of rum and the jigger of brandy, beating meanwhile. Fill remaining volume of mug with beer Insert red-hot iron until it hisses and foams. The drink will become only warm. GINGER BEER two ounces of powdered ginger root (or more if it is not very strong), half an ounce of cream of tartar, two large lemons, sliced, two pounds of broken loaf sugar two gallons of soft boiling water. Put all ingredients into a kettle and simmer them over a slow fire for half an hour. Remove from heat. When the liquor is nearly cold, stir into it a large tablespoonful of the best yeast. After it has fermented, which will be in about 24 hours, bottle for use. GRAPE WINE 2 quarts boiling water 2 pounds brown sugar 2 quarts grape juice 2 cups raisins 1 yeast cake Boil water in stone crock Dissolve brown sugar in boiling water Add grape juice and raisins Allow mixture to to cool Separately, dissolve yeast in a little warm water. When mixture is lukewarm; add in dissolved yeast Let stand for 10 days, stirring once each day. Strain out raisins from mixture Mash these raisins into a pulp and let dry Add raisin pulp back into mixture Let stand for 3 more days Strain mixture into bottle, and cork GROG Any mixture of spirits and water, especially rum and water. The term comes from the nickname of 'Old Grog' for Admiral E. Vernon (1684-1757) of the Royal Navy who, in bad weather, habitually wore grogram (a coarse silk and mohair fabric) and who introduced the idea of serving diluted spirits to English sailors. Thus it invaded colonial customs and was known variously as Grog, Grogshop, Groggy, and Groggery (which was a that time also a term for low-class drinking places.) MIMBO A simple and rather awesome drink consisting of straight dark rum diluted with loaf sugar MINT JULEP: Use a silver (or pewter?) mug--very important in order to obtain condition of proper frosting Add ½ teaspoon granulated sugar Add enough water to make a paste Grind fresh mint leaves into paste. Fill mug up to the top with finely scraped ice. Add bourbon whiskey pouring it through the ice Stir with spoon until mug is frosted. Top with sprigs of fresh mint. SNOWSTORM: Mint Julep topped with a dash of brandy. HAILSTONE: Mint Julep topped with a more generous dash of brandy OLD IRONSIDES RUM AND SODA Into a large bar glass put the juice of 1 lemon Add 2 dashes orange bitters Add 1 wine glassful of dark rum Add 3 large ice cubes Fill up with plain soda water Mix and remove ice Serve with straw OLD SALEM SMASH: Into a large bar glass put 2 tablespoons sugar 2 tablespoons water. 4 sprigs fresh mint rubbed to bring out the flavor, ½ glass shaved ice and 1 wine glassful dark rum Mix well PLANTERS' PUNCH: ½ bottle (12 ounces) fresh lime or lemon juice 1 bottle sugar syrup (or 1¼ pounds of sugar) 1 ½ bottles rum 3 lbs ice and water Mix all ingredients well. Decorate with fresh sliced fruit as desired. Makes about 30 4-ounce glasses. SHERRY COBBLER: "Refreshing as an east wind is a Sherry Cobbler." Half fill a tall glass with cracked ice Add 1 tablespoon of powdered sugar Add 1 sherry glass of sherry. Stir with a spoon until glass is frosted Decorate with choice of sliced fruit: orange, lemons, pineapple, cherries, etc. Serve with straw SNAGAREE Made of red wine or fruit juice (take your pick) and soda water. SPICED CIDER PUNCH 1 gallon apple cider 4 2-inch sticks of cinnamon 1 tablespoonful whole cloves 1 tablespoonful allspice 3 lemons 3 oranges Place cider and spices in large pot, heat slowly, stirring often Strain and chill Add sliced fruit to float on top Serves 25 SPICED TEA 4 tbs lemon juice 1 tsp whole cloves Sugar syrup (equal parts sugar and water boiled together until syrup forms) 1 tsp whole allspice 6 tsp tea 1 small piece cinnamon 6 cups boiling water Mint sprigs 6 tbs orange juice Pour boiling water over the allspice, cloves. and cinnamon. Cover and let boil 3 minutes. Add tea, and let steep about 3 minutes. Strain. Cool and add orange and lemon juice. Sweeten to taste with sugar syrup. Serve in tall glasses with cracked ice. Garnish with a sprig of mint. WHITE SPRUCE BEER 3 pounds loaf sugar 5 gallons water 1 yeast cake A small piece of lemon peel Essence of spruce (If unable to get essence of spruce, twigs may be boiled down and strained.) Mix all together, when fermented then preserve in closed bottles. Alternatively, Molasses or brown sugar can be used and the lemon peel left out. STONE-FENCE Sweet cider and apple-jack or brandy

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Aft

At the stern or back of a vessel Aground A vessel touching or fast to the bottom

Ahoy

A sailor's call to draw attention.

Aid To Navigation (ATON)

Any device external to a vessel or aircraft specifically intended to assist navigators in determining their position or safe courses or to warn them of dangers or obstructions to navigation

Articles

Contract signed by pirates when signing with a ship. It stated the rules as well as shares of profits.

Astern

Behind the vessel. Direction of movement, opposite of ahead

Avast

Stop

Ballast

Heavy materials at the bottom of a ship used to keep the ship upright.

Beam

The greatest width of the boat

Bearing

The direction to an object given as a horizontal angle from a line of reference

Bilge

The lowest space in a vessel's hull

Black Jack

A leather tankard made stiff with a coating of tar. Used by dockside pubs and taverns to serve wine and beer.

Blow

Short, intense gale or storm.

Boathook

A pole with a hook or spike at the end, commonly used to facilitate line handling

Boatswain or Bosun

The Warrant Officer in charge of sails, rigging, anchors and associated gear.

Boom

A spar attached horizontally to the mast for extending the foot of the sail

Booty

Term for profits taken from plunder.

Boucan

French word for a grill used to smoke meat. The word buccaneer came from boucan. Smoking meat for sale to passing ships was common from about 1620 to 1670. Men were illegally hunting and smoking the meat until the Spanish cracked down on them. Many took up pirating since their livelihood was over. These men at the time were known as Boucaniers.

Bow or fore

Front of ship, Forward.

Bow Line

A docking line leading from the bow

Broach

The uncontrolled turning of a boat parallel to the waves, subjecting it to possible capsizing

Broadside

The simultaneous firing of all the guns on one side of a ship.

Bulkhead

A vertical partition inside of a ship.

Buccaneer

The Term originally applied to the hunters of wild oxen and pigs on the island of Hispaniola, but later it was used to describe the pirates and privateers who plundered the shipping and coastal towns in the West Indies and on the coasts of South and Central America in the second half of the seventeenth century.

Bumboo

A mixture of rum, water, sugar, and nutmeg. Favored among West Indians as well as buccaneers and pirates.

Buoy

A floating object of defined shape and color, which is anchored at a given position and serves as an aid to navigation

Capsize

To turn over

Careen

To heel over a ship to clean the seaweed and barnacles from her bottom.

Castles

These were raised sections of ships. They came from earlier times when archers would use the raised platforms to gain an advantage over their foe. Those ships had extremely high castles. Castles were either fore ( forward ) or aft ( rear ).

Cat-O'-Nine-Tails

A whip made from knotted ropes, used to punish crewmen. What was meant by being "flogged".

Centerboard A plate, in a vertical fore-and-aft plane, that is pivoted at the lower forward end, and can be lowered or raised through a slot in the bottom of the boat to reduce leeway; movable keel used by sailboats

Cleat

A fitting to which lines are made fast. The classic cleat to which lines are belayed is approximately anvil-shaped

Coil

To lay a line down in circular turns

Cog

A ship developed to withstand pirate attacks. It had very high sides and a raised bow and stern.

Colors

The flag flown by a vessel to show her nationality.

Commissions

Governments would issue these licenses to privateers. They authorized raids on foreign shipping.

Corsairs

A Pirate or Privateer operating in the Mediterranean. The most famous corsairs were those based on the Barbary Coast of North Africa who were authorized by their governments to attack the merchant shipping of the Christian countries.

Crimp

a person who is tricked or press ganged into serving on a crew.

Cruiser

Somewhat more seaworthy craft that usually affords some sort of living quarters

Cuddy

A small shelter cabin in a boat

Cutlass

A short, curved, thick sword. The preferred weapon of many a buccaneer. Possibly a carry over weapon from the days of making boucan.

Davy Jones' Locker

According to sailor's lore, Davy Jones is an evil spirit in the sea. His locker was the ocean where he received dead sailors.

Dead Ahead

A relative bearing of 000 degrees

Dead Man's Chest

A true location now called Dead Chest Island in the Virgin Islands. Robert Louis Stevenson ran across the reference while reading "At Last: A Christmas in the West Indies", a travel book by Charles Kingsley. Stevenson used the phrase in his book "Treasure Island", combining it with a little sea-ditty as thus:

Fifteen men on the dead man's chest

Yo-ho-ho, and a bottle of rum!

Drink and the devil had done for the rest.

Dead Reckoning

The practice of estimating position by advancing a known position for course and distance run. The effects of wind and current are not considered in determining a position by dead reckoning.

Deck

The exposed area of the ship which the men did their work.

Dike

A man-made structure projecting from the shore into a waterway to control shoaling and to maintain a navigable channel

Dinghy

A small open boat. A dinghy is often used as a tender for a larger craft

Distress Signal

MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY

Dirk

A long thin knife. It was used for fighting in close quarters, as well as cutting rope.

Doubloon

A gold coin minted by Spain or Spanish colonies. Worth about seven weeks pay for an average sailor

Draft

The vertical depth from the bottom of the keel to the top of the water

Earrings and Eye patches

There is no proof that pirates wore either of these decorations. They seem to be the imagination of authors to liven up their characters. At the height of the age of piracy, around 1700, earrings were no longer fashionable, and pirates like everyone else were in keeping with the fashions of their day.

Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB)

A device that emits a continuous radio signal alerting authorities to the existence of a distress situation and leading rescuers to the scene

Fathom

A measure of six feet, used to describe the depth of water.

Fender

A cushion placed between boats or between a boat and a pier to prevent damage

Figurehead

A carved figure perched on the front or bow of sailing vessels that helped establish a ship's identity. This also refers to the captain when the spouse is on board.

Flibustier

French term for pirates during the golden age of piracy.

Fluke

The portion of an anchor that digs securely into the bottom, holding the boat in place; also, any occasion when this occurs on the first try.

Forward

Toward the bow of the boat Galley The kitchen area of a boat

Freebooter

Another term for pirate.

Gibbet

A wooden frame from which dead pirates were hung, often in a metal cage especially fitted for the dead man. This was done as a warning to others who would think of taking up a career in piracy.

Go on the account

to embark on a piratical cruise

Grog

British naval seamen received a portion of liquor every day. In 1740, Admiral Edward Vernon ordered the rum to be diluted with water. Vernon's nickname was Old Grogram, and the beverage was given the name grog in their disdain for Vernon.

Grommet

A name British seamen gave to an apprentice sailor, or ship's boy. The word comes from the Spanish word grumete, which has the same meaning.

GPS

Global Positioning System, an electronic navigation system using satellites for worldwide coverage

Gunwale

The upper edge of a boat's sides

Halyard

A line or wire used to hoist a spar, sail, or flag. Sails on ships used to be called 'yards'; hence the terms halyard (haul-Yard) and yardarms

Hatch

An opening in a boat's deck fitted with a watertight cover

Heads

A marine toilet.

Head

the upper corner of a triangular sail

Heading (HDG)

The instantaneous direction of a vessel's bow. It is expressed as the angular distance relative to north, usually 000°, clockwise through 359° . Heading should not be confused with course. Heading is constantly changing as a vessel yaws back and forth across the course due to the effects of sea, wind, and steering error. Heading is expressed in degrees of either true, magnetic or compass direction

Headway

The forward motion of a boat through the water. Opposite of sternway

Helm

The wheel or tiller controlling the rudder

Hold

A compartment below the deck in a large vessel used solely for carrying cargo

Hull

The body of the boat Keel The main structural member of a vessel running fore-and-aft; the backbone of a vessel

Jolly Roger

The Jolly Roger was the pirate's flag. It had a black background and a symbol (usually white) symbolizing death. The jolly roger came into use about 1700. Before then pirates used the colors of their nationality. Only Edward England flew a flag with the skull and crossbones motif, but all those flying the Jolly roger had symbols signifying either death, violence or limited time. The variations were unlimited.

Keel

Lowest lengthwise running timber of ship.

Knot (kn sometimes kt) A measure of speed equal to one nautical mile (6076 feet) per hour. Also, 1.15 MPH.

Land Ho!

Traditional calling when a sailor sights land.

Landlubber

Lubber is an old slang word for someone who is stupid and lazy. Sailors added land to it to describe someone stupid about the ways of life aboard a ship.

Letters of Marque

A commission or license issued by the government authorizing seizure of enemy property. In Britain and her colonies the letter was issued by the sovereign, the Lord High Admiral, or a Colonial Governor

Line The nautical term for rope

List Continuous leaning of a vessel to one side

Maroon

Pirates used marooning as an act of punishment. A transgressor of their codes would be stripped and left upon an isolated island with only a few supplies, if any at all. Most transgressors preferred a quick death to marooning, for it could mean starvation or worse, isolation for years, until rescue or death.

Mast

These were upright beams which sails were suspended from. The number of mast varied. Their names were, mainmast ( largest mast centrally located ), fore-mast ( front of ship ), aft-mast ( rear of mainmast ), mizzenmast ( usually lateen-rigged, rear and sometimes front of ship, used to improve steering ), bowsprit ( extended out at an angle over the bow).

Mate

The word mate comes from the word meat, and originally meant people who shared food. Later it came to be known as a companion. Mate was also the title of an officer aboard naval and merchant ships. The mate oversaw the sailors, ensuring that the captain's orders were carried out. He also was responsible for stowing cargo and organizing the crew's work.

Mayday (MAYDAY is spoken three times)

A distress signal given to indicate that a mobile station is threatened by grave and imminent danger and requests immediate assistance

Mean Lower Low Water (MLLW): A tidal datum.

The average of the lower low water height of each tidal day observed over the National Tidal Datum Epoch. For stations with shorter series, simultaneous observational comparisons are made with a control tide station in order to derive the equivalent datum of the National Tidal Datum Epoch

Mooring An arrangement for securing a boat to a mooring buoy or a pier; also anchored

Nautical Mile (M) One minute of latitude; approximately 6076 feet

about 1/8 longer than the statute mile of 5280 feet

No Purchase, No Pay

A term used to mean "no plunder, no pay". At the time, the English word purchase referred to any plunder, loot, or booty. A pirate sailing under this term ( in the ship's articles ) would have to seize loot or forfeit pay.

No Wake Slow your vessel so it does not make either a bow or stern wake; usually this means the vessel is off plane and level in the water

Peg Leg

This was a nickname, given by pirates to those who had replaced a leg with a wooden prosthetic. The Spanish name is Pié de Palo, the Dutch is Houtebeen. Two of the best known peg-legged pirates were Francois le Clerc and Cornelis Jol.

Peso ( Piece of Eight )

The peso was the main coin in the Spanish-American colonies. It was slightly larger than the 19th century U.S. silver dollar. It had a value of eight reales. Often the coin would be cut into 8 sections, each one representing 1 reale. Hence the name "piece of eight". The Spanish government minted an immense amount of these coins and they were widely circulated.

PFD Personal Flotation Device

Picaroon

Term meaning both pirate and slaver.

Planing

A boat is said to be planing when its displacement decreases, it lifts itself over its bow wave, and it moves on top of the water at high speeds

Ponton

An English prison hulk, or converted ship hull where captured pirates were held.

Port

Left side of a ship; A Harbor.

Press Gang

a group of sailors who "recruit" for their ship using violence and intimidation

Privateer

An armed vessel or persons aboard, which are authorized by a commission or "letter of marque" from a government to capture the merchant vessels of an enemy nation.

Prize

A prize was a ship which was captured. The word is derived from the Latin PRETIUM, meaning prize, value, reward, wages.

Quarterdeck

As the need for castles was diminished so too was their size. Fore and aft-castles were replaced with the terms quarter-deck and fore-deck.

Quartermaster

Under pirates, the quartermaster had an almost equal amount of authority as the captain. He was elected and as such was the crew's voice. If a ship was captured, the quartermaster almost always took over the captured ship. He maintained order, settled arguments, and distributed supplies. The quartermaster was in charge of all booty gained and distributed it among the crew.

Rigging

The general term for all the lines of a vessel

Rudder

A vertical plate or board which can be pivoted to steer a boat

Sailing

The fine art of getting wet and becoming ill, while slowly going nowhere at great expense.

SATNAV

Satellite navigation system

Scope

The ratio of the length of anchor line deployed to the depth of the water, including the distance from the vessel's bow to the water

Scuppers

holes pierced in deck near bulwarks to allow surplus water to drain off.

Scurvy

A disease resulting from a vitamin C deficiency characterized by weakness, anemia, and spongy gums. In the sense of 'scurvy dog' it meant low or mean. (not angry but low in quality)

Sea Rover

A pirate or pirate's ship.

Seaworthy

A boat or boat's gear able to meet the usual sea conditions

Sheet

The line used to control the forward or athwartships movement of a sail

Shiver my timbers

An imprecation used by "stage-sailors" presumably of nautical origin, shiver here is used in the sense of "to shatter" or "splinter into pieces", the timbers of a ship.

Skiff

A utility boat, flat-bottomed with either straight or slightly flared sides

Spinnaker

A large, light-weather headsail used for running or reaching

Starboard

Right side of ship.

Stern or aft

Rear of ship.

Strike the Colors

to haul down a ship's flag as a signal of surrender.

Sweet trade

the career of piracy.

Swab

A swab is a mop made from rope used to clean the deck. It is also an insult intended to show contempt for a crude, ignorant person.

Swamp

To fill with water but not settle to the bottom

Swells

Relatively long wind waves that have traveled out of the generating area. They exhibit more regular and longer periods (distances between the swells) and flatter crests

Tack

To come about; the lower-forward corner of a sail; sailing with the wind on a given side of the boat, as starboard or port tack

Tiller

A bar or handle for turning a boat's rudder or an outboard motor

Transom

The stern cross-section of a square-sterned boat

Treasure Map

Once again this is a fictional device dreamed up by authors. Pirates did not bury their loot. It probably came about after Captain Kidd's capture as he was purported to have seized more booty than was found with him. The populace found that the burial rumor was a plausible explanation for the lack of booty and the burial theory has been with us ever since.

Underway

A vessel not at anchor, made fast to a pier or wharf, or aground

USCG

United States Coast Guard

Very High Frequency Radio (VHF)

Radio frequency of 30 MHz to 300 MHz. The VHF system is essentially a line-of-sight system limited in range to only a little beyond the horizon

Vessel

Another term for boat or craft

Visual Distress Signal (VDS)

A signal to attract attention and to guide rescuers in a search-and-rescue situation

Wake

Moving waves, track or path that a boat leaves behind it when moving across the waters

Walk the Plank

Walking the Plank referred to blindfolding a prisoner, tying his hands to his sides, and forcing him to walk a plank that was suspended out over the sea. This vivid description of pirate's torture and entertainment sparks the imagination, and well that it should, for that is where it sprang from. It is fictional, the work of 19th century artists.

Wharf

A man-made structure bounding the edge of a dock and built along or at an angle to the shoreline, used for loading, unloading, or tying up vessels

Winch

A device to increase hauling power when raising or trimming sails, adjusting tows, or weighing anchor

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Depending on the position of the board and the tiles presented on your rack, any word can be a good word. Example: HI is a simple and common two letter word, put when placed on a triple letter score and forming a second word in the opposite direction, you score a minimum of 26 points, which is rather decent in a SCRABBLE game. Of course, bingos don't hurt either, but to say that any ONE word in the dictionary is a good word would be remiss.

Try learning some word list like all the 2 letter words and 3 letter words. It's a good start.

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