Three Letter Words - List of three letter words for scrabble and crosswords
AAH
to express surprise or admiration or joy by uttering 'aah' sound
AAL
an East Indian shrub
AAS
rough lava (plural of Aa)
ABA
a loose, sleeveless, outer garment, generally worn by Arabs
ABB
a wool yarn
ABO
an aboriginal
ABS
abdominal muscles
ABY
to make amends; to pay a penalty
ACE
a fast and well placed tennis serve that the opponent could not return
ACH
interjection expressing impatience
ACT
to do something
ADD
to combine or join so as to bring about an increase
ADO
bustling excitement
ADS
advertisements
ADZ
a cutting tool
AFF
off
AFT
behind
AGA
a Turkish military officer
AGE
to grow old
AGO
in the past
AGS
agricultures
AHA
interjection expressing sudden realization
AHI
a type of tuna fish
AHS
interjections expressing sudden delight
AIA
an Indian nurse-maid
AID
to help
AIL
to cause pain or discomfort to
AIM
to direct toward a specified object or goal
AIN
a Hebrew letter
AIR
to broadcast; to make opinions known publicly
AIS
three-toed sloths (plural of AI)
AIT
small island in lake or river
AKA
a woody vine native to New Zealand
AKE
to endure a dull lasting pain
ALA
any flat wing like projection
ALB
a long-sleeved white robe worn by priests
ALE
an alcoholic beverage
ALF
an uncultivated Australian
ALK
sap or resin from turpentine trees
ALL
everything or everyone
ALP
a kind of bird native to Europe
ALS
East Indian trees (plural of AL)
ALT
a high musical note
AMA
an oriental nurse
AMI
a friend
AMP
ampere or amplifier
AMU
atomic mass unit
ANA
a collection of anecdotes
AND
added condition
ANE
one
ANI
a tropical American black cuckoo
ANN
a stipend paid to a parish minister's next of kin
ANT
an insect
ANY
one or another
APE
to mimic
APO
a type of protein
APP
a computer program (short for 'application')
APT
appropriate or suitable
ARB
a type of stock trader
ARC
to move in a curved course
ARD
a primitive plough
ARE
a unit of surface area equal to 100 square meters
ARF
a barking sound
ARK
a large boat
ARM
to provide with weapons
ARS
plural of the letter ‘R’
ART
skill acquired by experience
ARY
any
ASH
to convert to the remains of a burnt product
ASK
to inquire or request
ASP
a venomous snake
ASS
a hoofed donkey-like animal
ATE
blind impulse or reckless ambition that drives one to ruin
ATT
a monetary unit of Laos
AUA
Maori name for the yellow-eye mullet
AUE
an exclamation of pain, distress or astonishment
AUF
an elf's child
AUK
a type of sea-bird
AVA
a tropical plant
AVE
an expression of greeting or farewell
AVO
a monetary unit of Macao
AWA
away
AWE
reverential fear
AWL
a pointed tool for making holes
AWN
a bristle-like appendage of certain grasses
AXE
a type of cutting tool
AYE
a "yes" vote
AYS
"yes" votes or affirmative votes
AYU
a small fish
AZO
containing nitrogen
BAA
cry of a sheep
BAC
baccalaureate (a university degree)
BAD
something evil; not good
BAG
to put in a pouch or sack
BAH
an exclamation of disgust
BAL
type of shoe
BAM
to strike with a dull sound
BAN
to forbid or prohibit
BAP
a flat bread roll
BAR
to exclude; a unit of pressure
BAS
eternal souls in Egyptian mythology
BAT
to hit a ball
BAY
to howl
BED
to provide with a receptacle for sleeping
BEE
a winged insect
BEG
to plead earnestly
BEL
a unit of sound intensity
BEN
a mountain
BES
the second letter of the Hebrew alphabet
BET
to risk money or property on an uncertain outcome
BEY
a Turkish governor
BEZ
The second tine of an antler's beam
BIB
to drink alcoholic beverages
BID
to make an offer
BIG
of considerable size
BIN
to store in a receptacle
BIO
a biography
BIS
twice
BIT
to curb or restrain
BIZ
business
BOA
a large constricting snake
BOB
to move up and down
BOD
a body
BOG
to impede or obstruct
BOH
a sound intended to startle somebody
BOI
a lesbian who adopts a boyish appearance or manners
BOK
a South African antelope
BON
good
BOO
to make a sound expressing disapproval or contempt
BOP
to hit or strike
BOR
a neighbour
BOS
cattle
BOT
the larva of a botfly
BOW
to bend forward in greeting
BOX
to put in a container
BOY
a young male child
BRA
a brassiere
BRO
buddy, pal
BRR
to show feeling cold
BRU
a friend
BUB
young fellow
BUD
an unopened flower
BUG
to annoy
BUM
of little value; worthless
BUN
a small bread roll
BUR
to remove a rough edge from
BUS
a large motor vehicle
BUT
contrary to expectation
BUY
to acquire by the payment of money
BYE
a free advance to next round in a competition
BYS
a free advancements to next rounds in a competition
CAA
to call
CAB
to drive a taxicab
CAD
a dishonourable man
CAG
a cagoule
CAM
a rotating or sliding piece of machinery
CAN
to put in a cylindrical container
CAP
to put a limit on something
CAR
an automobile
CAT
to raise an anchor
CAW
to cry like a crow
CAY
a small low island
CAZ
casual
CEE
the letter "C"
CEL
a celluloid frame of an animated cartoon
CEP
a large, edible mushroom
CHA
tea
CHE
I
CHI
a Greek letter
CID
a chief
CIG
a cigarette
CIS
having atoms on the same side of the molecule
CIT
a dishonourable man
CLY
to steal
COB
the woody core of an ear of corn
COD
a fish
COG
to cheat at dice
COL
a pass in a mountain range
CON
to trick, or cheat by dishonest means
COO
to make a sound like a dove
COP
to steal
COR
an ancient unit of measure
COS
a variety of lettuce
COT
a light, narrow bed
COW
to intimidate
COX
to direct a racing boat
COY
shy and timid
COZ
a cousin
CRU
a vineyard
CRY
to express sorrow by shedding tears
CUB
the young of tiger or bear or lion
CUD
food chewed again by a ruminating animal
CUE
to give a signal
CUM
together with
CUP
to put into a small, open container
CUR
a mongrel dog
CUT
to make an incision; to reduce
CUZ
a cousin
CWM
a steep-walled semicircular basin in a mountain
DAB
to touch lightly
DAD
father
DAE
to do
DAG
to remove clotted tufts of wool from a sheep
DAH
a Burmese knife
DAK
transportion by relay
DAL
an Indian dish of lentils and spices
DAM
to build an embankment to retain water
DAN
a level of proficiency in Japanese martial arts
DAP
to dip bait gently into water
DAS
Burmese knives (plural of 'Da')
DAW
to dawn
DAY
24 hours
DEB
a debutante
DEE
in the shape of the letter D
DEF
excellent
DEG
to sprinkle with water
DEI
a god
DEL
an operator in differential calculus
DEN
to live in a lair
DEV
a Hindu god
DEW
to moisten as with dew
DEX
short for Dexedrine, a sulfate used as a stimulant
DEY
an official of the Ottoman Empire
DIB
to dip bait gently into water
DID
to act (past tense of DO)
DIE
to cease living
DIF
difference
DIG
to excavate
DIM
to reduce the light of
DIN
to make a loud noise
DIP
to immerse briefly into a liquid
DIS
to insult
DIT
a poem
DIV
an evil spirit of Persian mythology
DOB
to inform on or betray
DOC
a doctor
DOD
to cut the hair of
DOE
a female deer or rabbit
DOF
stupid
DOG
an animal
DOH
a musical note
DOL
a unit of pain intensity
DOM
a title of monks
DON
to put on
DOO
a dove or pigeon
DOP
to immerse briefly into a liquid
DOR
an insect
DOS
the first tone of the diatonic musical scale
DOT
to make a very small spot
DOW
to prosper
DOY
a beloved person
DRY
having no moisture
DSO
a cross between a yak and a cow
DUB
to add sound effects to
DUD
a bomb that fails to explode
DUE
something that is owed
DUG
the teat or udder of a female mammal
DUH
interjection expressing patent obviousness of a preceding statement
DUI
driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs
DUN
dull brown color
DUO
a pair of people
DUP
to open
DUX
a military leader of Roman Empire
DYE
to change the colour of
DZO
a cross between a yak and cow
EAN
to give birth
EAR
the hearing organ
EAS
rivers
EAT
to consume by mouth
EAU
water
EBB
to recede
ECO
ecology
EDH
an Old English letter
EDS
educations
EEK
used to express sudden fright
EEL
a snakelike fish
EEN
an eye
EFF
the letter F
EFS
"F" letters
EFT
a newt in its terrestrial stage of development
EGG
to incite or urge
EGO
the conscious self
EHS
to say "eh" in query
EIK
to supplement with great effort
EKE
to supplement with great effort
ELD
a late time of life
ELF
a small, often mischievous fairy
ELK
a large deer
ELL
an extension at the end and at right angles to the main building
ELM
a deciduous tree
ELS
an elevated trains
EME
friend
EMO
a type of music
EMS
'M' letters
EMU
a flightless Australian bird
END
to finish or close
ENE
the compass point midway between northeast and east
ENG
a large tree native to Asia
ENS
something that has a real existence
EON
an indefinitely long period of time
ERA
a particular period of time
ERE
before; soon
ERF
a small plot of land
ERG
a unit of work
ERK
an aircraftsman
ERN
an eagle
ERR
to make a mistake
ERS
the bitter vetch plant
ESS
the letter 'S'
EST
established
ETA
a letter of the Greek alphabet
ETH
an Old English letter
EVE
evening
EVO
evening
EWE
a female sheep
EWK
to itch
EWT
a newt
EYE
the organ of sight
FAB
excellent
FAD
a practice or interest that enjoys brief popularity
FAE
from
FAG
to work hard
FAH
a musical note
FAN
to cool with a device for circulating the air
FAR
at or to a great distance
FAS
a musical note
FAT
having an abundance of flesh
FAX
to transmit and reproduce by electronic means
FAY
to join closely
FED
fattened for commerce
FEE
a fixed charge
FEM
a female
FEN
low-lying wet land with grassy vegetation
FEU
land tenure under Scottish feudal law
FEW
not many
FEY
slightly insane
FEZ
a brimless cap
FIB
to tell a trivial lie
FID
conical wooden pin used to splice strands of rope
FIE
expressing disapproval
FIG
dress
FIN
part of fish that is used for motion
FIR
an evergreen tree
FIT
healthy, suitable
FIX
to repair
FIZ
a hissing or sputtering sound
FLU
a virus disease
FLY
travel in an airplaner
FOB
to deceive
FOE
an enemy
FOG
to cover with condensed water vapor
FON
A language of Benin and Togo
FOP
a man who is much concerned with his dress and appearance
FOR
in favour of
FOU
drunk
FOX
to outwit
FOY
a farewell feast or gift
FRA
religious title of an Italian monk or friar
FRO
away
FRY
to cook in fat or oil
FUD
a rabbit or hare's tail
FUG
an airless smoky smelly atmosphere
FUN
enjoyable
FUR
to cover with a dressed animal pelt
GAB
to talk rapidly and trivially
GAD
wander aimlessly in search of pleasure
GAE
to go
GAG
to prevent from talking
GAL
a girl
GAM
a school of whales
GAP
a narrow opening
GAR
to compel
GAS
a state of matter
GAT
a gangster's pistol
GAU
a Nazi political district
GAY
cheerful
GEE
give a command to a horse to turn to the right side
GEL
to form a gelatinous substance
GEM
a precious or semiprecious stone incorporated into a piece of jewelry
GEN
information
GEO
a gully or creek
GET
to obtain or acquire
GEY
very
GHI
clarified butter
GIB
to fasten with a wedge of wood or metal
GID
a disease of sheep
GIE
to give
GIG
a light two-wheeled one-horse carriage
GIN
to remove seeds from cotton
GIP
to remove inside or inedible parts of a fish
GIS
Judo costumes (plural of GI)
GIT
a despicable or contemptible person
GNU
a large antelope
GOA
a Tibetan gazelle
GOB
a lump of slimey stuff
GOD
the object of worship
GON
a gondola
GOO
a sticky substance
GOS
checker games (plural of GO)
GOT
to obtain (past tense of GET)
GOV
a governor
GOY
a non-Jewish person
GUE
a violin used in Shetland
GUL
a design in oriental rugs or carpets
GUM
the tissue of the jaws that surrounds the bases of the teeth
GUN
a weapon that discharges a missile at high velocity
GUP
foolish talk
GUR
jaggery (a type of dark brown sugar that you buy in solid pieces)
GUT
to remove the intestines of
GUV
an informal term used for 'sir'
GUY
an informal term for a man
GYM
athletic facility equipped for sports or physical training
GYP
to swindle or to cheat
HAD
Past tense and past participle of have
HAE
to have
HAG
an ugly evil-looking old woman
HAH
expressing surprise, joy or dismay
HAJ
a pilgrimage to Mecca
HAM
to overact, exaggerate
HAN
imperial dynasty that ruled China from 206 BC to 221
HAO
a monetary unit of Vietnam
HAP
to happen by chance
HAS
to possess (present tense of HAVE)
HAT
to provide with a covering for the head
HAW
to turn left
HAY
to convert cut dried grass into fodder
HEM
to form an edge or border
HEN
a female chicken
HEP
aware of the most current styles and trends
HER
possessive case of "she"
HES
plural of he
HET
made warm or hot
HEW
to cut with rough blows
HEX
an evil spell
HEY
used to attract attention
HIC
used to represent a hiccup
HID
to conceal (past tense of HIDE)
HIE
to hurry
HIM
objective case of the pronoun he
HIN
a Hebrew liquid measure
HIP
aware of the most current styles and trends
HIS
possessive case of "he"
HIT
to strike
HMM
expressing thoughtful consideration
HOA
to stop
HOB
a shelf beside an open fire where something can be kept warm
HOC
a card game
HOD
a container for carrying bricks or mortar on the shoulders
HOE
a tool with a flat blade attached at right angles to a long handle
HOG
domestic swine
HON
honey, as a term of endearment
HOO
expressing boisterous emotion
HOP
to jump on one foot
HOT
having a high temperature
HOW
a method of doing something
HOX
to hock or hamstring
HOY
a heavy barge or cargo boat
HUB
the centre of a wheel
HUE
a colour or tint
HUG
to grasp with both arms
HUH
used to express surprise
HUI
an association or a club
HUM
to sing without opening the lips or saying words
HUN
a barbaric, destructive person
HUP
to turn a horse to the right
HUT
a simple shelter
ICE
frozen water
ICH
a fish disease
ICK
used to express disgust
ICY
covered with ice; frosty
IDE
a European freshwater fish
IDS
identifications (plural of ID)
IFE
a tropical African fibrous plant
IFF
if and only if
IFS
a possibility (plural of IF)
IGG
to ignore
ILK
a class or kind
ILL
morally bad
IMP
one who is playfully mischievous
INK
to mark with a coloured fluid
INN
a public lodging house
INS
plural of IN
ION
an electrically charged particle
IOS
cries of joy (plural of IO)
IRE
to anger
IRK
to annoy
ISH
a Scottish law term for expiry
ISM
a distinctive theory or doctrine
ITS
the possessive form of the pronoun it
IVY
a climbing evergreen plant
IWI
a large Maori tribe
JAB
to poke or stab
JAG
to cut unevenly
JAK
a type of fruit
JAM
to block up
JAP
a person of Japanese descent
JAR
A cylindrical vessel
JAW
to chatter at length
JAY
a bird of the crow family
JET
to spurt a stream of liquid
JEU
a game
JEW
a follower of Judaism
JIB
to show objection
JIG
to dance a lively dance with leaping and kicking motions
JOB
to do piece work
JOE
a fellow
JOG
to run at a slow, steady pace
JOT
to note quickly
JOW
to ring a bell
JOY
to rejoice
JUG
a container with a narrow mouth and a handle
JUN
a Korean monetary unit
JUS
a law or legal right
JUT
to protrude
KAI
food
KAK
shit
KAS
a large cupboard
KAT
an evergreen shrub
KAY
the letter "K"
KEA
a large New Zealand parrot
KEB
to give birth to a stillborn lamb
KED
a wingless fly that infests sheep
KEF
state of dreamy or drug-induced repose
KEG
a small barrel
KEN
to have a true understanding of
KEP
to catch
KET
rotting flesh (carrion)
KEY
a device for unlocking
KHI
a Greek letter, also CHI
KID
to make fun of
KIF
marijuana like drug
KIN
group of related people
KIP
to have a nap or sleep
KIR
an alcoholic beverage
KIS
life forces or spirits (plural of Ki)
KIT
to equip
KOA
a Hawaiian acacia
KOB
an African antelope
KOI
a large and colorful fish
KON
to know
KOP
a hill
KOR
a Hebrew unit of measure
KOS
an Indian measure of distance
KUE
the letter "Q"
KYE
a private Korean-American banking club
KYU
a novice grade in judo
LAB
a laboratory
LAC
a resinous substance secreted by certain insects
LAD
a boy or youth
LAG
to stay or fall behind
LAH
sixth musical note in a scale
LAM
a rapid escape
LAP
to drink with the tongue
LAR
Roman tutelary god
LAS
sixth tones of the diatonic scale (plural of La)
LAT
a broad flat muscle on either side of the back
LAV
a room equipped with toilet facilities
LAW
a rule or body of rules of conduct that people are required to follow
LAX
not strict or stringent
LAY
a narrative poem or song
LEA
a meadow or pasture
LED
to show the way (past tense of LEAD)
LEE
the side of something that is sheltered from the wind
LEG
a human limb
LEI
a garland of flowers
LEK
the basic unit of money in Albania
LES
a female homosexual
LET
to allow
LEU
a monetary unit of Romania
LEV
the monetary unit of Bulgaria
LEW
moderately warm; tepid
LEX
the law
LEY
a meadow
LEZ
a female homosexual
LIB
liberation
LID
to provide with a movable cover
LIE
to be in or get into a horizontal position
LIG
to lie about, idle
LIN
to cease; a female unicorn
LIP
fleshy folds of tissue as those surrounding the mouth
LIS
a Chinese unit of distance
LIT
set afire
LOB
to throw in a high arc
LOG
to fell trees
LOO
a toilet
LOP
to cut off unnecessary parts
LOT
to allot or distribute
LOW
close to the ground
LOX
liquid oxygen
LOY
a long narrow spade
LUD
lord
LUG
to carry or pull with effort
LUM
a chimney
LUR
a Scandinavian trumpet
LUV
a term of endearment; sweetheart
LUX
unit of illumination
LUZ
a bone
LYE
a strong alkaline solution
MAA
to bleat like a goat
MAC
a raincoat
MAD
to become angry
MAE
more
MAG
a type of periodical publication
MAK
to make
MAL
sickness
MAM
mother
MAN
an adult human male
MAP
to plan a layout
MAR
to destroy the perfection of
MAS
mothers (plural of MA)
MAT
to pack into a dense mass
MAW
mouth
MAX
to reach the upper limit
MAY
to have permission
MED
medication
MEE
a Malaysian noodle food
MEG
a megabyte (1,048,576 bytes)
MEL
honey
MEM
13th letter of Hebrew alphabet
MEN
male human beings
MES
third musical notes in a scale (plural of ME)
MET
to come into the company or presence of
MEW
to shut within an enclosure; confine
MHO
a unit of electrical conductance
MIC
a microphone
MID
the middle
MIG
a type of playing marble
MIL
a unit of length ( equal to 1/1000 inch )
MIM
shy
MIR
a Russian peasant commune
MIS
third musical notes in a scale (plural of MI)
MIX
to combine together
MIZ
misery
MOA
an extinct flightless bird
MOB
to crowd about
MOC
soft leather heelless shoe (moccasin)
MOD
one who wears stylish clothes
MOE
more
MOG
to move away
MOI
a Hawaiian ruler
MOL
unit of quantity in chemistry (mole)
MOM
a mother
MON
man
MOO
to make the deep, moaning sound of a cow
MOP
to clean with a sponge/cloth on a stick
MOR
a layer of humus
MOS
moments (plural of MO)
MOT
a witty saying
MOU
mouth
MOW
to cut down standing herbage
MUD
to cover with soft wet earth
MUG
to assault with an intent to rob
MUM
silent
MUN
a man; fellow
MUS
12 letters of Greek alphabet (plural of MU)
MUX
to spoil, mess
MYC
fungus; tumor causing combination
NAB
to capture
NAE
no; not
NAG
annoy by finding fault incessantly
NAH
no
NAN
a round flat bread popular in India
NAP
to sleep briefly
NAS
has not; was not
NAT
a class of spirits in Burmese folklore
NAW
no
NAY
a negative vote
NEB
the beak of a bird; long nose of an animal
NED
a young hooligan
NEE
born with the maiden name of
NEF
an ornamental stand in shape of ship for holding cutlery
NEG
negative
NEP
a cluster of fibers
NET
a mesh made to catch fish or birds
NEW
having recently made or acquired or discovered
NIB
the writing point of a pen
NIL
nothing; zero
NIM
steal
NIP
a small drink of liquor
NIT
the egg of a louse or other parasite
NIX
reject authoritatively
NOB
a person of high social rank
NOD
to move the head in greeting or agreement
NOG
strong ale
NOH
a traditional Japanese dance-drama
NOM
a name
NOR
and not
NOS
negative replies (plural of NO)
NOT
in no way
NOW
present time
NOX
nitrogen oxide; Roman goddess of night
NTH
utmost; extreme
NUB
a lump or small piece
NUN
a woman belonging to a religious order
NUS
13th letters of the Greek alphabet(plural of NU)
NUT
hard-shelled dry fruit
OAF
a clumsy, stupid person
OAK
a hardwood tree
OAR
to propel with long, broad-bladed poles
OAT
a kind of grass with edible seeds
OBA
a hereditary chief of Nigeria
OBI
a religious belief of African origin
OCA
a South American wood sorrel cultivated for its edible tubers
OCH
expression to express impatience, regret, surprise or anger
ODA
a room in a harem
ODD
unusual; strange
ODE
a lyric poem
ODS
hypothetical forces of natural power (plural of OD)
OES
whirlwinds off the Faroe islands (plural of OE)
OFF
to go away
OFT
frequently; often
OHM
a unit of electrical resistance
OHO
An exclamation of surprise or exultation
OHS
exclamations of surprise or exultation (plural of OH)
OIK
a rude and stupid person
OIL
a slippery or viscous liquid
OKA
a Turkish unit of weight
OKE
a Turkish unit of weight
OLD
living or existing for a relatively long time
OLE
a shout of approval
OLM
a cave-dwelling European salamander
OMS
mantras (plural of OM)
ONE
an individual person or thing
ONS
in operations (plural of ON)
OOH
to exclaim in amazement, joy, or surprise
OOP
to bind with thread
OOR
belonging to us
OOS
Hawaiian birds (plural of OO)
OOT
out
OPE
to open
OPS
abstract arts (plural of OP)
OPT
choose
ORA
orifices (plural of OS)
ORB
an object with a spherical shape
ORC
an ugly mythical creature
ORE
a mineral or rock containing a valuable metal
ORF
sore mouth
ORS
the heraldic colors gold (plural of OR)
ORT
a scrap of food; morsel
OSE
a narrow ridge of gravel and sand
OUD
a stringed instrument of northern Africa
OUK
a period of seven days; a week
OUR
belonging to us
OUT
away from an area, town, or country
OVA
an egg; the female reproductive cell of animals
OWE
to be under obligation to pay
OWL
a nocturnal bird
OWN
to have as a possession
OWT
anything
OXO
containing oxygen
OYE
a grandchild
OYS
grandchildren (plural of OY)
PAC
a leather shoe that fits into a boot for warmth in extreme cold weather
PAD
stuff with soft material
PAH
a Maori settlement
PAL
a close friend
PAM
a card game
PAN
to criticize harshly
PAP
a soft food for infants
PAR
standard number of strokes set for a hole or for the entire course in golf
PAS
a dance step
PAT
to stroke gently
PAV
a meringue dessert
PAW
a clawed foot of an animal especially a quadruped
PAX
a kiss of peace and Christian love
PAY
to give money or something of value in exchange for goods or services
PEA
an edible, rounded seed of a herb
PEC
a pectoral muscle
PED
a natural soil aggregate
PEE
to urinate
PEG
a wooden pin pushed or driven into a surface
PEN
an instrument for writing with fluid ink
PEP
liveliness and energy
PER
for each
PES
a foot or footlike part
PET
to caress with the hand
PEW
a bench for seating people in church
PHI
a Greek letter
PIA
a membrane of the brain
PIC
a photograph; a picture
PIE
a dish baked in pastry-lined pan
PIG
to eat greedily
PIN
a small slender piece of metal used to support or fasten or attach things
PIP
a small hard seed found in some fruits
PIR
a Muslim spiritual guide of Indian subcontinent
PIS
16th letters of Greek alphabet (plural of PI)
PIT
a large hole in the ground
PIU
more used as a musical direction
PIX
pictures
PLY
to bend or fold
POA
perennial grasses of cool temperate regions
POD
a several-seeded dehiscent fruit
POH
used to express disgust or contempt
POI
a Hawaiian dish of fermented taro
POL
a politician
POM
a British person or immigrant in Australia/New Zealand
POO
to defecate; to discharge feces
POP
to make a mild explosive sound
POS
positive
POT
a round, fairly deep container
POW
an explosive sound
POX
a contagious disease
PRE
before
PRO
an argument in favor of a proposal
PRY
to force something to open or detach or extract
PSI
a Greek letter
PUB
a place where liquor is sold to be drunk on the premises
PUD
hand of a child
PUG
a footprint of a wild animal
PUL
a monetary coin of Afghanistan
PUN
to make a play on words
PUP
young of any of various canines such as a dog or wolf
PUR
the low, murmuring sound made by a cat to express contentment or pleasure
PUS
a viscous fluid formed in infected tissue
PUT
to place in a particular position
PUY
a small volcanic hill of France
PYA
a monetary coin of Burma
PYE
a book of ecclesiastical rules in the pre-Reformation English church
PYX
a small box or chest
QAT
an evergreen shrub
QIS
QI, a , also KI
QIS
life force in Chinese thought (plural if QI)
QUA
as (in the capacity of or in the role)
RAD
a unit of absorbed ionizing radiation
RAG
a small waste piece of cloth or paper
RAH
to express encouragement or excitement with "rah" sound
RAI
a North African form of folk music
RAJ
dominion or reign
RAM
to strike with great force
RAN
to move quickly (past tense of RUN)
RAP
to strike sharply
RAS
an Ethiopian prince or ruler
RAT
one who reveals confidential information in return for money
RAW
not processed; unrefined
RAX
to stretch out
RAY
a narrow beam of light
REB
a Confederate soldier of US Civil War (Johnny Reb - reb is short for rebel)
REC
recreation
RED
a communist
REE
to sift
REF
to referee
REG
regulation or registration
REH
an accumulation of salts on soil
REM
a unit of radiation dosage
REP
a fabric with prominent rounded crosswise ribs
RES
a particular thing or matter
RET
to soften by soaking
REV
to increase the rate of revolution of a motor
REW
regret
REX
a king
RHO
the 17th letter of the Greek alphabet
RIA
long wide creek
RIB
a teasing remark
RID
to free or clear from
RIF
to lay off employees (reduction in force)
RIG
manipulate in a fraudulent manner
RIM
to provide with an outer edge
RIN
a Japanese monetary coin
RIP
to tear apart roughly
RIT
to scratch with a sharp instrument
RIZ
to get up (past tense of RISE)
ROB
to steal
ROC
a mythical bird
ROD
a long slender bar
ROE
the eggs of a fish
ROK
a member of the South Korean armed forces
ROM
a male gypsy
ROO
an Australian marsupial (short for kangaroo)
ROT
to decay
ROW
to propel through water with oars
RUB
to apply friction
RUD
to make or become red
RUE
to regret
RUG
a small carpet
RUM
an alcoholic liquor
RUN
to move by rapid steps
RUT
a groove or furrow
RYA
a Scandinavian handwoven rug
RYE
a cereal grass
SAC
a pouchlike structure in an animal or plant
SAD
unhappy
SAG
to bend or sink downward from weight or pressure
SAL
a large Indian tree
SAN
a former Greek letter
SAP
to drain of energy
SAT
to rest on the buttocks (past tense of SIT)
SAW
to cut with a jagged edge tool
SAX
a saxophone
SAY
to utter
SEA
the vast body of salt water that covers most of the earth's surface
SEC
(of champagne) moderately dry
SEE
to observe with the eyes
SEG
A castrated bull or boar
SEI
a whale
SEN
a Japanese monetary unit
SER
a unit of weight in India
SET
to put in a particular position
SEW
to mend or fasten with a needle and thread
SEX
one of the two categories (male or female) into which most organisms are divided
SEY
a cut of beef
SHE
a female person or thing
SHH
used to urge silence
SHY
bashful
SIB
a blood relation
SIC
to incite a dog to attack
SIN
to commit a moral offence
SIP
to drink in small quantities
SIR
a respectful form of address used to a man
SIS
a sister
SIT
to rest on the buttocks
SIX
the number after five
SKA
Jamaican music similar to reggae
SKI
to glide on snow
SKY
the atmosphere and outer space as viewed from the earth
SLY
cunning
SMA
of limited size or quantity
SNY
An upward bend in a piece of timber
SOB
to cry uncontrollably with intermittent breaths
SOD
surface layer of ground containing a matt of grass and grass roots
SOG
to saturate thoroughly in liquid
SOH
fifth note of a musical scale
SOL
the fifth tone of the diatonic musical scale
SOM
a monetary unit of Kyrgyzstan
SON
a male child
SOP
a concession given to mollify or placate
SOS
fifth tones of the scale (plural of SO)
SOT
an habitual drunkard
SOU
a very small amount of money
SOW
place seeds in or on the ground for future growth
SOX
knitted or woven coverings for the foot
SOY
most highly proteinaceous vegetable crop known
SPA
a mineral spring
SPY
to watch secretly
SRI
a Hindu title of respect
STY
a dirty or messy room
SUB
a submersible warship
SUD
froth of soapy water
SUE
to institute legal proceedings against
SUM
the whole amount
SUN
any star around which a planetary system evolves
SUP
to take liquid into the mouth
SUQ
a marketplace in northern Africa and the Middle East
SUR
above; on
SUS
a genus of mammals
SWY
an Australian two-up game
TAB
the bill in a restaurant
TAD
a small amount
TAG
to provide with an identifying marker
TAI
a group of people in southeast Asia
TAJ
a tall conical cap worn by Muslims
TAM
A tight-fitting Scottish cap
TAN
a browning of the skin resulting from exposure to the rays of the sun
TAO
the ultimate principle of the universe
TAP
a light touch or stroke
TAR
a thick black viscid substance
TAS
expressions meaning thank you (plural of TA)
TAT
make lacework by knotting or looping
TAU
the 23rd letter of the Greek alphabet
TAV
the 23rd letter of the Hebrew alphabet
TAW
to convert skin into white leather by the application of minerals
TAX
to impose a charge for public purposes
TEA
a beverage made by infusing dried leaves in boiling water
TEC
an officer who investigates crimes
TED
to spread something for drying
TEE
to place a golf ball on a small peg
TEG
a sheep in its second year
TEN
the cardinal number that is the sum of nine and one
TES
syllables naming the seventh note of any musical scale (plural of TE)
TET
Vietnamese new year
TEW
worried or agitated state of mind
THE
article used to specify or make particular
THO
though
THY
a possessive form of the pronoun thou
TIC
aninvoluntary muscular contraction especially in the face
TID
a girl; a mood
TIE
to fasten
TIG
a touch; a poke
TIL
the sesame plant
TIN
a metal container for storing
TIP
to give some helpful advice or information
TIS
seventh tones of the diatonic musical scale (plural of TI)
TIT
a small bird
TOD
a unit of weight of wool equal to 28 pounds
TOE
one of the digits of the human foot
TOG
to provide with clothing
TOM
a male cat; a male turkey
TON
a unit of weight
TOO
also; in addition
TOP
to surpass
TOR
a high, craggy hill
TOT
a young child
TOW
to pull by means of a rope or chain
TOY
engage in an activity as if it were for fun rather than take it seriously
TRY
to make an effort or attempt
TSK
to express annoyance, disappointment or sympathy
TUB
a large open vessel for holding or storing liquids
TUG
to pull forcibly
TUI
a bird of New Zealand
TUM
a stomach
TUN
a large cask
TUP
uncastrated adult male sheep; ram
TUT
to express disbelief, disappointment or annoyance
TUX
semiformal evening dress or dinner jacket for men
TWA
two
TYE
a chain or rope tied to a ship's mast
TYG
a large drinking cup with more than one handle
UDO
a Japanese herb
UFO
an unidentified flying object
UGH
used to express the sound of a cough or grunt
UKE
a small guitar-like instrument with four strings; UKELELE
ULE
a Central American tree
ULU
an Eskimo kitchen knife
UMM
expressing doubt or hesitation
UMP
an official at a baseball game; umpire
UNS
ones (plural of UN)
UPS
upward movements (plural of UP)
URD
a bean grown in India
URN
a rounded, decorative container
USE
to put into service
UTA
a genus of large lizards
UTE
a utility vehicle
UTS
the musical tones C in the French solemnization system (plural of UT)
UTU
a Maori retribution or retaliation
UVA
a grape-like fruit or berry
VAC
vacation
VAG
a vagrant
VAN
a large motor vehicle
VAR
a unit of reactive power
VAS
a duct carrying liquid
VAT
a large open container for holding or storing liquids
VAU
an obsolete Greek letter
VAV
the sixth letter of the Hebrew alphabet
VEE
the letter "V"
VEG
to relax
VET
to examine closely
VEX
to annoy
VIA
by the way of
VID
a video
VIE
to contend in rivalry
VIG
a vigorish
VIM
energy
VIS
a force; power
VOW
to make a solemn promise
VOX
a voice
VUG
a small cavity in a rock
VUM
swear
WAD
a pile of bundle
WAN
to become pale and sickly
WAP
to wrap
WAR
a conflict against an enemy or many enemies
WAS
be (past tense od IS)
WAT
a Thai or Combodian Buddhist temple
WAW
the 6th letter of the Hebrew alphabet
WAX
to grow larger
WAY
a method of doing something
WEB
to envelop with a net-like structure
WED
to marry
WEE
very small
WEN
a tumor of the skin
WET
to moisten
WHO
which person
WHY
the reason or cause of something
WIG
artificial hair
WIN
to be victorious
WIT
intelligence or mental capability
WIZ
a very clever or skillful person
WOE
tremendous grief; misery
WOG
a dark-skinned foreigner (offensive British slang)
WOK
a frying pan used in Chinese cooking
WON
the basic unit of money in South Korea
WOO
to seek the affection of
WOP
Italian (offensive slang)
WOT
to have a true understanding of; to know
WOW
to impress or amaze
WRY
humorously sarcastic or mocking
WUD
insane; mentally unsound
WYE
the letter "Y"
XIS
fourteenth letters of the Greek alphabet (plural of XI)
YAD
a handheld pointer used for reading the Torah in a synagogue
YAE
one
YAG
a synthetic gemstone (acronym for yttrium aluminium garnet)
YAH
an affirmation
YAK
to talk rapidly and trivially
YAM
a sweet potato with deep orange flesh that remains moist when baked
YAP
to bark sharply or constantly
YAW
an erratic daviation from an intended course
YAY
used as an exclamation of joy, approval or elation
YEA
an affirmative
YEH
yes
YEN
strong desire, craving or yearning
YEP
yes
YES
to answer affirmatively
YET
up to now
YEW
a evergreen tree or shrub with flattened needlelike leaves
YID
a Jew (offensive slang)
YIN
one of two opposing principles of Chinese philosophy
YIP
to bark or cry a high-pitched tone
YOB
a cruel and rude person
YON
distant but within sight
YOS
calls for attention (plural of YO)
YOU
referring to the person being addressed
YOW
used to express pleasant or unpleasant surprise
YUK
to laugh loudly
YUM
expressing delighted satisfaction
YUM
used to express satisfaction at the taste or smell
YUP
an affirmative reply
ZAG
to turn sharply
ZAP
to kill or destroy instantaneously
ZAS
pizzas (plural of ZA)
ZAX
a tool for cutting roof slates
ZEA
a part of a maize plant
ZED
the letter "Z"
ZEK
an inmate in a Soviet labor camp
ZEP
a long sandwich
ZHO
a cross between a yak and cow
ZIG
to change course sharply
ZIN
a zinfandel red wine
ZIP
to move rapidly
ZIT
a pimple
ZOA
the whole products of one fertilized egg (plural of ZOON)
ZOO
a place where animals are kept for public exhibition
ZOS
hybrids born to a yak and a cow (plural of ZO)
ZUZ
an ancient Hebrew silver coin
ZZZ
an interjection representing the sound of snoring or sleep
