| | AAH to exclaim in delight |
| | AAL East Indian shrub |
| | AAS [aa] (rough, cindery lava) |
| | ABA sleeveless garment |
| | ABO aborigine |
| | ABS [ab] (abdominal muscle) {OSPD3} |
| | ABY to pay the penalty for (abye) |
| | ACE to make a perfect shot |
| | ACT to perform by action |
| | ADD to perform addition |
| | ADO bustle |
| | ADS [ad] (advertisement) |
| | ADZ cutting tool (adze) |
| | AFF off |
| | AFT toward the stern |
| | AGA Turkish military officer |
| | AGE to grow old |
| | AGO in the past |
| | AHA intj. expressing sudden realization |
| | AID to help |
| | AIL to suffer pain |
| | AIM to point in a direction |
| | AIN Hebrew letter (ayin) |
| | AIR to broadcast |
| | AIS [ai] (three-toed sloth) |
| | AIT small island |
| | ALA wing |
| | ALB long-sleeved vestment |
| | ALE alcoholic beverage |
| | ALL everything one has |
| | ALP high mountain |
| | ALS [al] (East Indian tree) |
| | ALT high-pitched note |
| | AMA Oriental nurse (amah) |
| | AMI friend |
| | AMP unit of electric current strength (ampere) |
| | AMU atomic mass unit |
| | ANA collection of information on a subject |
| | AND added condition |
| | ANE one |
| | ANI tropical American black cuckoo |
| | ANT small insect |
| | ANY one or another |
| | APE to mimic |
| | APT appropriate |
| | ARB stock trader |
| | ARC to travel a curved course |
| | ARE unit of surface measure/conj. of be |
| | ARF dog's bark |
| | ARK large boat |
| | ARM to supply with weapons |
| | ARS [ar] (letter 'r') |
| | ART skill acquired by experience |
| | ASH tree/to burn into ashes |
| | ASK to question |
| | ASP venemous snake |
| | ASS donkey |
| | ATE reckless impulse driving one to ruin |
| | ATT Laotian monetary unit {OSPD3} |
| | AUK diving seabird |
| | AVA at all |
| | AVE expression of greeting |
| | AVO monetary unit of Macau |
| | AWA away |
| | AWE to inspire with awe |
| | AWL pointed punching tool |
| | AWN bristlelike appendage of certain grasses |
| | AXE to cut with an axe |
| | AYE affirmative vote |
| | AYS [ay] (affirmative vote) |
| | AZO containing nitrogen |
| | BAA [baa] (to bleat) |
| | BAD something bad |
| | BAG to put into a bag |
| | BAH intj. expressing disgust |
| | BAL type of shoe (balmoral) |
| | BAM to strike with a dull sound |
| | BAN to prohibit/Rumanian coin |
| | BAP small roll {OSPD3} |
| | BAR to exclude |
| | BAS [ba] (eternal soul in Egyptian mythology) |
| | BAT to hit a baseball |
| | BAY to howl |
| | BED to provide with a bed |
| | BEE winged insect |
| | BEG to plead |
| | BEL unit of power |
| | BEN inner room |
| | BET to wager |
| | BEY Turkish ruler |
| | BIB to drink alcohol |
| | BID to make a bid |
| | BIG large |
| | BIN to store in a bin |
| | BIO biography |
| | BIS [bi] (bisexual) |
| | BIT to restrain with a bit |
| | BIZ business |
| | BOA large snake |
| | BOB to move up and down |
| | BOD body |
| | BOG to impede |
| | BOO to deride |
| | BOP to hit |
| | BOS [bo] (pal) |
| | BOT botfly larva |
| | BOW to bend forward at the waist |
| | BOX to put into a box |
| | BOY male child |
| | BRA brassiere |
| | BRO brother {OSPD3} |
| | BRR intj. used to indicate coldness (brrr) |
| | BUB young fellow |
| | BUD to grow buds |
| | BUG to annoy |
| | BUM to live idly |
| | BUN small bread roll |
| | BUR to remove a rough edge from (burr) |
| | BUS to transport by bus |
| | BUT flatfish |
| | BUY to purchase |
| | BYE free advance to next tournament round |
| | BYS [by] (side issue) |
| | CAB to drive a taxi |
| | CAD ungentlemanly man |
| | CAM rotating machine part |
| | CAN to be able/to put into a can |
| | CAP to put a cover onto |
| | CAR automobile |
| | CAT to anchor to a cathead |
| | CAW to caw like a crow |
| | CAY small low island |
| | CEE letter 'c' |
| | CEL drawn frame of animation {OSPD3} |
| | CEP large mushroom (cepe) |
| | CHI Greek letter |
| | CIS having certain atoms on same side of molecule |
| | COB corncob |
| | COD to fool |
| | COG to cheat at dice |
| | COL depression between two mountains |
| | CON to swindle |
| | COO to make the sound of a dove |
| | COP to steal |
| | COR intj. expressing surprise |
| | COS lettuce variety |
| | COT lightweight bed |
| | COW to intimidate |
| | COX to direct a racing boat (coxswain) |
| | COY shy/to caress |
| | COZ cousin |
| | CRY to weep |
| | CUB young of certain animals |
| | CUD food portion to be chewed again |
| | CUE to signal a start |
| | CUM together with |
| | CUP to place into a cup |
| | CUR mongrel dog |
| | CUT to make an incision |
| | CWM circular basin with steep walls (cirque) |
| | DAB to touch lightly |
| | DAD father |
| | DAG hanging shred |
| | DAH dash in Morse code |
| | DAK transportion by relay |
| | DAL lentil dish |
| | DAM to build a dam |
| | DAP to dip into water |
| | DAW to dawn |
| | DAY 24 hours |
| | DEB debutante |
| | DEE letter 'd' |
| | DEL differential calculus operator |
| | DEN to live in a lair |
| | DEV Hindu god (deva) |
| | DEW to wet with dew |
| | DEX sulfate used as stimulant |
| | DEY former North African ruler |
| | DIB to fish |
| | DID [do-conj] (to execute) |
| | DIE to cease living/to make a die |
| | DIG to scoop earth from the ground |
| | DIM obscure/to make obscure |
| | DIN to make a loud noise |
| | DIP to immerse briefly |
| | DIS to disrespect {OSPD3} |
| | DIT dot in Morse code |
| | DOC doctor |
| | DOE female deer |
| | DOG to follow after like a dog |
| | DOL unit of pain intensity |
| | DOM title given to certain monks |
| | DON to put on |
| | DOR black European beetle |
| | DOS [do] (first tone of diatonic musical scale) |
| | DOT to cover with dots |
| | DOW to prosper |
| | DRY having no moisture/prohibitionist/to make dry |
| | DUB to confer knighthood upon |
| | DUD bomb that fails to explode |
| | DUE something owed |
| | DUG teat, udder |
| | DUI [duo-pl] (instrumental duet) |
| | DUN of a dull brown color/to demand payment |
| | DUO instrumental duet |
| | DUP to open |
| | DYE to color |
| | EAR hearing organ |
| | EAT to consume |
| | EAU water |
| | EBB to recede |
| | ECU old French coin |
| | EDH Old English letter |
| | EEL snakelike fish |
| | EFF letter 'f' (ef) |
| | EFS [ef] (letter 'f') |
| | EFT newt |
| | EGG to throw eggs at |
| | EGO conscious self |
| | EKE to get with great difficulty |
| | ELD old age |
| | ELF small, often mischievous fairy |
| | ELK large deer |
| | ELL letter 'l' |
| | ELM deciduous tree |
| | ELS [el] (letter 'l') |
| | EME uncle |
| | EMF electromotive force {OSPD3} |
| | EMS [em] (printer's measurement) |
| | EMU large, flightless bird |
| | END to terminate |
| | ENG phonetic symbol |
| | ENS entity |
| | EON long period of time (aeon) |
| | ERA chronological period (epoch) |
| | ERE previous to; before |
| | ERG unit of work or energy |
| | ERN erne |
| | ERR to make a mistake |
| | ERS European climbing plant (ervil) |
| | ESS letter 's' (es) |
| | ETA Greek letter |
| | ETH Old English letter (edh) |
| | EVE evening |
| | EWE female sheep |
| | EYE organ of sight/to watch closely |
| | FAD passing fancy |
| | FAG to make weary by hard work |
| | FAN to use a fan to cool |
| | FAR at or to a great distance |
| | FAS [fa] (fourth tone of diatonic musical scale) |
| | FAT obese/to make fat |
| | FAX to reproduce by electronic means |
| | FAY to join closely |
| | FED federal agent |
| | FEE to pay a fee to |
| | FEH Hebrew letter (pe) |
| | FEM passive homosexual |
| | FEN marsh |
| | FER for |
| | FET to fetch |
| | FEU to grant land to under Scottish feudal law |
| | FEW amounting to or consisting of a small number |
| | FEY crazy |
| | FEZ brimless cap worn by men in the Near East |
| | FIB to tell a white lie |
| | FID topmast support bar |
| | FIE intj. expressing disapproval |
| | FIG to adorn |
| | FIL coin of Iraq, Jordan |
| | FIN to equip with fins |
| | FIR evergreen tree |
| | FIT healthy/to be suitable for |
| | FIX to repair |
| | FIZ hissing or sputtering sound |
| | FLU virus disease |
| | FLY clever/to hit a ball high into the air in baseball/to move through the air |
| | FOB to deceive |
| | FOE enemy |
| | FOG to cover with fog |
| | FOH intj. faugh |
| | FON warm, dry wind (foehn) |
| | FOP to deceive |
| | FOR directed or sent to |
| | FOU drunk |
| | FOX to outwit |
| | FOY farewell feast or gift |
| | FRO away |
| | FRY to cook over direct heat in hot fat or oil |
| | FUB to fob |
| | FUD old-fashioned person |
| | FUG to make stuffy |
| | FUN to act playfully |
| | FUR to cover with fur |
| | GAB to chatter |
| | GAD to roam about restlessly |
| | GAE to go |
| | GAG to prevent from talking |
| | GAL girl |
| | GAM to visit socially |
| | GAN [gin-conj] (to begin) |
| | GAP to make an opening in |
| | GAR to compel |
| | GAS to supply with gas |
| | GAT pistol |
| | GAY merry/homosexual |
| | GED food fish |
| | GEE to turn right |
| | GEL to become like jelly |
| | GEM to adorn with gemstones |
| | GEN knowledge obtained by investigation {OSPD3} |
| | GET to obtain |
| | GEY very |
| | GHI liquid butter made in India (ghee) |
| | GIB to fasten with a wedge |
| | GID disease of sheep |
| | GIE to give |
| | GIG to catch fish with a pronged spear |
| | GIN to begin/to remove seeds from cotton |
| | GIP to gyp |
| | GIT intj. used as an order of dismissal |
| | GNU large antelope |
| | GOA Asian gazelle |
| | GOB to fill a pit with waste |
| | GOD to treat as a god (a supernatural being) |
| | GOO slimy stuff |
| | GOR intj. used as a mild oath |
| | GOT [get-conj] (to obtain) |
| | GOX gaseous oxygen |
| | GOY non-Jewish person |
| | GUL design in oriental carpets |
| | GUM to chew without teeth |
| | GUN to shoot with a gun |
| | GUT to remove the guts of |
| | GUV governor |
| | GUY to ridicule |
| | GYM large room for sports activities |
| | GYP to swindle |
| | HAD [have-conj] (to possess) |
| | HAE to have |
| | HAG to hack |
| | HAH ha |
| | HAJ pilgrimage to Mecca (hadj) |
| | HAM to overact |
| | HAO Vietnamese monetary unit |
| | HAP to happen |
| | HAS [ha] (sound expressing triumph) |
| | HAT to provide with a hat |
| | HAW to turn left |
| | HAY to make into hay |
| | HEH Hebrew letter (heth) |
| | HEM to add an edge to |
| | HEN female chicken |
| | HEP hip |
| | HER objective or possessive case of the pronoun she |
| | HES [he] (male person) |
| | HET Hebrew letter (heth) |
| | HEW to cut with an ax |
| | HEX to cast an evil spell upon |
| | HEY intj. used to attract attention |
| | HIC intj. used to represent a hiccup |
| | HID [hide-conj] (to conceal) |
| | HIE to hurry |
| | HIM objective case of the pronoun he |
| | HIN Hebrew unit of liquid measure |
| | HIP aware of the most current styles and trends/to build a type of roof |
| | HIS possessive form of the pronoun he |
| | HIT to strike |
| | HMM intj. expressing thought |
| | HOB to provide with hobnails |
| | HOD portable trough |
| | HOE to use a hoe |
| | HOG to take more than one's share |
| | HON honeybun |
| | HOP to move by jumping on one foot |
| | HOT having a high temperature/to heat |
| | HOW method of doing something |
| | HOY heavy barge |
| | HUB center of a wheel |
| | HUE color |
| | HUG to grasp with both arms |
| | HUH intj. expressing surprise |
| | HUM to sing without words |
| | HUN barbarian |
| | HUP intj. used to mark a marching cadence |
| | HUT to live in a hut |
| | HYP hypochondria |
| | ICE to cover with ice |
| | ICH fish disease |
| | ICK intj. expressing distaste |
| | ICY covered with ice |
| | IDS [id] (part of psyche) |
| | IFF if and only if {OSPD3} |
| | IFS [if] (possible condition) |
| | ILK kind |
| | ILL evil |
| | IMP to graft feathers onto a bird's wing |
| | INK to apply ink to |
| | INN to house at an inn |
| | INS [in] (influence) |
| | ION electrically charged atom |
| | IRE to anger |
| | IRK to annoy |
| | ISM doctrine |
| | ITS possesive form of [it] |
| | IVY climbing vine |
| | JAB to poke |
| | JAG to cut unevenly |
| | JAM to force together tightly |
| | JAR to cause to shake |
| | JAW to jabber |
| | JAY corvine bird |
| | JEE to turn right (gee) |
| | JET to fly in a jet |
| | JEU game |
| | JEW to bargain with {offensive} |
| | JIB to refuse to proceed further |
| | JIG to bob |
| | JIN Muslim supernatural being (jinn) |
| | JOB to work by the piece |
| | JOE fellow |
| | JOG to run slowly |
| | JOT to write down quickly |
| | JOW to toll |
| | JOY to rejoice |
| | JUG to put into a jug |
| | JUN coin of North Korea |
| | JUS legal right |
| | JUT to protrude |
| | KAB ancient Hebrew unit of measure |
| | KAE crow-like bird |
| | KAF Hebrew letter (kaph) |
| | KAS large cupboard/pl. of ka |
| | KAT evergreen shrub |
| | KAY letter 'k' |
| | KEA parrot |
| | KEF marijuana |
| | KEG small barrel |
| | KEN to know |
| | KEP to catch |
| | KEX dry, hollow stalk |
| | KEY to provide with a key |
| | KHI Greek letter (chi) |
| | KID to tease |
| | KIF marijuana (kef) |
| | KIN group of related people |
| | KIP to sleep |
| | KIR alcoholic beverage |
| | KIT to equip |
| | KOA timber tree |
| | KOB reddish brown antelope |
| | KOI large Japanese carp {OSPD3} |
| | KOP hill |
| | KOR Hebrew unit of measure |
| | KOS land measure in India |
| | KUE letter 'q' |
| | LAB laboratory |
| | LAC resinous substance secreted by insects |
| | LAD boy |
| | LAG to fall behind |
| | LAM to flee |
| | LAP to drink with the tongue |
| | LAR Roman tutelary god |
| | LAS [la] (sixth tone of diatonic musical scale) |
| | LAT former Latvian monetary unit |
| | LAV lavatory |
| | LAW to sue |
| | LAX not strict or stringent |
| | LAY to place |
| | LEA meadow |
| | LED [lead-conj] (to show the way) |
| | LEE shelter from the wind |
| | LEG to walk hurriedly |
| | LEI flower necklace |
| | LEK Albanian monetary unit |
| | LET to rent |
| | LEU monetary unit of Rumania |
| | LEV Bulgarian monetary unit |
| | LEX law |
| | LEY lea |
| | LEZ lesbian |
| | LIB liberation |
| | LID to provide with a lid |
| | LIE to become horizontal/to tell untruths |
| | LIN waterfall (linn) |
| | LIP to touch with the lips |
| | LIS [li] (Chinese unit of distance) |
| | LIT [light] (to illuminate)/former Lithuanian monetary unit (litas) |
| | LOB to throw in a high arc |
| | LOG to cut down trees for timber |
| | LOO to subject to a forfeit at the card game loo |
| | LOP to chop off |
| | LOT to distribute proportionately |
| | LOW close to the ground/to make the sound of cattle |
| | LOX to supply with lox (liquid oxygen) |
| | LUG to pull with effort |
| | LUM chimney |
| | LUV sweetheart |
| | LUX unit of illumination |
| | LYE solution used to make soap |
| | MAC raincoat |
| | MAD insane/to madden |
| | MAE more |
| | MAG magazine |
| | MAN adult human male/to supply with men |
| | MAP to draw a map |
| | MAR to destroy the perfection of |
| | MAS [ma] (mother) |
| | MAT to pack into a dense mass |
| | MAW to mow |
| | MAX maximum {OSPD3} |
| | MAY to have permission/to gather flowers during Spring |
| | MED medical |
| | MEL honey |
| | MEM Hebrew letter |
| | MEN [man] (adult human male) |
| | MET [meet-conj] (to make the acquaintance of) |
| | MEW to meow |
| | MHO unit of electrical conductance |
| | MIB playing marble |
| | MID middle |
| | MIG playing marble |
| | MIL unit of length |
| | MIM primly demure |
| | MIR Russian peasant commune |
| | MIS [mi] (third tone of diatonic musical scale) |
| | MIX to combine |
| | MOA extinct flightless bird |
| | MOB to crowd about |
| | MOC soft leather heelless shoe (moccasin) {OSPD3} |
| | MOD one who wears boldly stylish clothes |
| | MOG to move away |
| | MOL unit of quantity in chemistry (mole) |
| | MOM mother |
| | MON man |
| | MOO to make the sound of a cow |
| | MOP to wipe with a mop |
| | MOR forest humus |
| | MOS [mo] (moment) |
| | MOT witty saying |
| | MOW to cut down grass |
| | MUD to cover with mud |
| | MUG to assault with intent to rob |
| | MUM to act in disguise |
| | MUN man |
| | MUS [mu] (Greek letter) |
| | MUT mutt |
| | NAB to capture |
| | NAE no; not |
| | NAG to find fault incessantly |
| | NAH no |
| | NAM [nim-conj] (to steal) |
| | NAN Indian flat round leavened bread {OSPD3} |
| | NAP to sleep briefly |
| | NAW no |
| | NAY negative vote |
| | NEB bird beak |
| | NEE born with the name of |
| | NET to catch in a net |
| | NEW existing only a short time/something that is new |
| | NIB to provide with a penpoint |
| | NIL nothing |
| | NIM to steal |
| | NIP to bite quickly |
| | NIT insect egg |
| | NIX to veto/water sprite |
| | NOB wealthy person |
| | NOD to move the head downward |
| | NOG strong ale/to fill space with bricks |
| | NOH classical drama of Japan |
| | NOM name |
| | NOO now |
| | NOR and not |
| | NOS [no] (negative reply) |
| | NOT in no way |
| | NOW present time |
| | NTH pert. to item number n |
| | NUB protuberance |
| | NUN woman belonging to a religious order |
| | NUS [nu] (Greek letter) |
| | NUT to gather nuts |
| | OAF clumsy person |
| | OAK hardwood tree |
| | OAR to row with oars |
| | OAT cereal grass |
| | OBE African sorcery (obeah) |
| | OBI African sorcery (obeah) |
| | OCA South American herb |
| | ODD one that is odd/unusual |
| | ODE lyric poem |
| | ODS [od] (hypothetical force of natural power) |
| | OES [oe] (Faroean wind) |
| | OFF to kill |
| | OFT often |
| | OHM unit of electrical resistance |
| | OHO intj. expressing surprise |
| | OHS [oh] (to exclaim "oh") |
| | OIL to supply with oil |
| | OKA Turkish unit of weight |
| | OKE Turkish unit of weight (oka) |
| | OLD individual of a specified age/living or existing for a relatively long time |
| | OLE shout of approval |
| | OMS [om] (mantra used in meditation) |
| | ONE number 1 |
| | ONS [on] (side of wicket in cricket) |
| | OOH to exclaim in amazement |
| | OOT out |
| | OPE to open |
| | OPS [op] (style of abstract art) |
| | OPT to choose |
| | ORA [os-pl] (orifice) |
| | ORB to form into a sphere |
| | ORC marine mammal (orca) |
| | ORE mineral or rock containing valuable metal |
| | ORS [or] (heraldic color gold) |
| | ORT table scrap |
| | OSE ridge of sand (esker) |
| | OUD stringed instrument of northern Africa |
| | OUR belonging to us |
| | OUT to be revealed |
| | OVA [ovum-pl] (female reproductive cell) |
| | OWE to be under obligation to pay |
| | OWL nocturnal bird |
| | OWN to possess |
| | OXO containing oxygen |
| | OXY containing oxygen |
| | PAC shoe patterned after a moccasin |
| | PAD to line with padding |
| | PAH intj. used as an exclamation of disgust |
| | PAL to hang around with as friends |
| | PAM jack of clubs |
| | PAN to criticize harshly |
| | PAP soft food for infants |
| | PAR to shoot par on a hole |
| | PAS [pa] (father) |
| | PAT to touch lightly |
| | PAW to scrape at with a paw |
| | PAX ceremonial embrace given to signify Christian love and unity |
| | PAY to give money in order to buy something |
| | PEA edible seed of an annual herb |
| | PEC pectoral muscle {OSPD3} |
| | PED natural soil aggregate |
| | PEE to urinate {offensive} |
| | PEG to nail (a wooden pin) |
| | PEH Hebrew letter (pe) |
| | PEN to write |
| | PEP to fill with energy |
| | PER for each |
| | PES foot/pl. of pe (Hebrew letter) |
| | PET to caress with the hand |
| | PEW bench for seating people in church |
| | PHI Greek letter |
| | PHT intj. used as an expression of mild anger or annoyance |
| | PIA brain membrane |
| | PIC photograph |
| | PIE to pi |
| | PIG to bear pigs (cloven-hoofed mammals) |
| | PIN to fasten with a pin |
| | PIP to break through the shell of an egg |
| | PIS [pi] (Greek letter) |
| | PIT to mark with cavities or depressions |
| | PIU more used as a musical direction |
| | PIX container for the Eucharist (pyx) |
| | PLY to supply with or offer repeatedly |
| | POD to produce seed vessels |
| | POH intj. expressing disgust |
| | POI Hawaiian food |
| | POL politician |
| | POM English immigrant in Australia {offensive} |
| | POP to make a sharp, explosive sound |
| | POT to put into a pot |
| | POW explosive sound |
| | POX to infect with syphilis |
| | PRO argument or vote in favor of something |
| | PRY to inquire impertinently into private matters |
| | PSI Greek letter |
| | PUB tavern |
| | PUD pudding |
| | PUG to fill in with clay or mortar |
| | PUL coin of Afghanistan |
| | PUN to make a pun (a play on words) |
| | PUP to give birth to puppies |
| | PUR to purr |
| | PUS viscous fluid formed in infected tissue |
| | PUT to place in a particular position |
| | PYA copper coin of Burma |
| | PYE book of ecclesiastical rules in the pre reformation english church |
| | PYX container for the Eucharist |
| | QAT evergreen shrub (kat) |
| | QUA in the capacity of |
| | RAD to fear |
| | RAG to scold |
| | RAH intj. used to cheer on a team or player |
| | RAJ dominion; sovereignty |
| | RAM to strike with great force |
| | RAN [run-conj] (to move by rapid steps) |
| | RAP to strike sharply |
| | RAS Ethiopian prince |
| | RAT to hunt rats (long-tailed rodents) |
| | RAW uncooked/sore or irritated spot |
| | RAX to stretch out |
| | RAY to emit rays |
| | REB Confederate soldier |
| | REC recreation |
| | RED of the color red/to put into order |
| | REE female Eurasian sandpiper |
| | REF to referee |
| | REG regulation |
| | REI erroneous form of former Portuguese coin |
| | REM quantity of ionizing radiation |
| | REP cross-ribbed fabric |
| | RES thing or matter |
| | RET to soak in order to loosen the fiber from the woody tissue |
| | REV to increase the speed of |
| | REX animal with a single wavy layer of hair/king |
| | RHO Greek letter |
| | RIA long, narrow inlet |
| | RIB to poke fun at |
| | RID to free from something objectionable |
| | RIF to lay off from employment |
| | RIG to put in proper condition for use |
| | RIM to provide with a rim (an outer edge) |
| | RIN to run or melt |
| | RIP to tear or cut apart roughly |
| | ROB to take property from illegally |
| | ROC lengendary bird of prey |
| | ROD to provide with a rod |
| | ROE mass of eggs within a female fish |
| | ROM male gypsy |
| | ROT to decompose |
| | ROW to propel by means of oars |
| | RUB to move along the surface of a body with pressure |
| | RUE to feel sorrow or remorse for |
| | RUG to tear roughly |
| | RUM alcoholic liquor/odd |
| | RUN to move by rapid steps |
| | RUT to make ruts (grooves) in |
| | RYA Scandinavian handwoven rug |
| | RYE cereal grass |
| | SAB to sob |
| | SAC pouchlike structure in an animal or plant |
| | SAD unhappy |
| | SAE so |
| | SAG to bend or sink downward from weight or pressure |
| | SAL salt |
| | SAP to weaken gradually |
| | SAT [sit-conj] (to rest on the buttocks) |
| | SAU xu |
| | SAW to cut or divide with a saw |
| | SAX saxophone |
| | SAY to utter |
| | SEA ocean |
| | SEC secant |
| | SEE to perceive with the eyes |
| | SEG advocate of racial segregation |
| | SEI large whale (rorqual) |
| | SEL self |
| | SEN monetary unit of Japan |
| | SER unit of weight of India |
| | SET to put in a particular position |
| | SEW to mend or fasten with a needle and thread |
| | SEX to determine the sex of |
| | SHA intj. used to urge silence (shh) |
| | SHE female person |
| | SHH intj. used to urge silence |
| | SHY timid/to move suddenly back in fear |
| | SIB sibling |
| | SIC to urge to attack |
| | SIM simulation |
| | SIN to commit a sin |
| | SIP to drink in small quantities |
| | SIR respectful form of address used to a man |
| | SIS sister |
| | SIT to rest on the buttocks |
| | SIX number 6 |
| | SKA Jamaican music |
| | SKI to travel on skis |
| | SKY to hit or throw toward the sky |
| | SLY crafty |
| | SOB to cry with a convulsive catching of the breath |
| | SOD to cover with sod (turf) |
| | SOL fifth tone of diatonic musical scale (so) |
| | SON male child |
| | SOP to dip or soak in a liquid |
| | SOS [so] (fifth tone of diatonic musical scale) |
| | SOT habitual drunkard |
| | SOU former French coin |
| | SOW to scatter over land for growth, as seed |
| | SOX [sock-pl] (knitted or woven covering for the foot) |
| | SOY soybean |
| | SPA mineral spring |
| | SPY to watch secretly |
| | SRI mister; sir used as a Hindu title of respect |
| | STY to keep in a pigpen |
| | SUB to act as a substitute |
| | SUE to institute legal proceedings against |
| | SUM to add into one total |
| | SUN to expose to the sun |
| | SUP to eat supper |
| | SUQ marketplace (souk) {OSPD3} |
| | SYN syne |
| | TAB to name or designate |
| | TAD small boy |
| | TAE to |
| | TAG to provide with a tag |
| | TAJ tall, conical cap worn in Muslim countries |
| | TAM tight-fitting Scottish cap |
| | TAN brown from the sun's rays/to convert hide into leather by soaking in chemicals |
| | TAO path of virtuous conduct according to a Chinese philosophy |
| | TAP to strike gently |
| | TAR to cover with tar |
| | TAS [ta] (thanks) |
| | TAT to make tatting |
| | TAU greek letter |
| | TAV Hebrew letter |
| | TAW to convert into white leather by the application of minerals |
| | TAX to place a tax on |
| | TEA beverage made by infusing dried leaves in boiling water |
| | TED to spread for drying |
| | TEE to place a golf ball on a small peg |
| | TEG yearling sheep |
| | TEL ancient mound in the Middle East |
| | TEN number 10 |
| | TET Hebrew letter (teth) |
| | TEW to work hard |
| | THE article used to specify or make particular |
| | THO though |
| | THY possessive form of the pronoun thou |
| | TIC involuntary muscular contraction |
| | TIE to fasten with a cord or rope |
| | TIL sesame plant |
| | TIN to coat with tin |
| | TIP to tilt |
| | TIS [ti] (seventh tone of diatonic musical scale) |
| | TIT small bird |
| | TOD British unit of weight |
| | TOE to touch with the toe |
| | TOG to clothe |
| | TOM male of various animals |
| | TON unit of weight |
| | TOO in addition |
| | TOP to cut off the top |
| | TOR high, craggy hill |
| | TOT to total |
| | TOW to pull by means of a rope or chain |
| | TOY to amuse oneself as if with a toy |
| | TRY to attempt |
| | TSK to utter a scolding exclamation |
| | TUB to wash in a tub |
| | TUG to pull with force |
| | TUI bird of New Zealand |
| | TUN to store in a large cask |
| | TUP to copulate with a ewe |
| | TUT to utter an exclamation of impatience |
| | TUX tuxedo |
| | TWA two |
| | TWO number 2 |
| | TYE chain on a ship |
| | UDO Japanese herb |
| | UGH sound of a cough or grunt |
| | UKE ukulele |
| | ULU Eskimo knife |
| | UMM intj. expressing hesitation (um) |
| | UMP to umpire |
| | UNS [un] (one) |
| | UPO upon |
| | UPS [up] (to raise) |
| | URB urban area |
| | URD annual bean grown in India |
| | URN type of vase |
| | USE to put into service |
| | UTA large lizard |
| | UTS [ut] (musical tone) |
| | VAC vacuum cleaner |
| | VAN large motor vehicle |
| | VAR unit of reactive power |
| | VAS anatomical duct |
| | VAT to put into a vat |
| | VAU Hebrew letter (vav) |
| | VAV Hebrew letter |
| | VAW Hebrew letter (vav) |
| | VEE letter 'v' |
| | VEG vegetable |
| | VET to treat animals medically |
| | VEX to annoy |
| | VIA by way of |
| | VIE to strive for superiority |
| | VIG charge paid to a bookie on a bet (vigorish) |
| | VIM energy |
| | VIS force or power |
| | VOE small bay, creek, or inlet |
| | VOW to make a vow |
| | VOX voice |
| | VUG small cavity in a rock or lode |
| | WAB web |
| | WAD to form into a wad |
| | WAE woe |
| | WAG to move briskly up and down or to and fro |
| | WAN to become wan/unnaturally pale |
| | WAP to wrap |
| | WAR to engage in war |
| | WAS [be-conj] (to exist) |
| | WAT hare/wet |
| | WAW Hebrew letter (vav) |
| | WAX to coat with wax |
| | WAY method of doing something |
| | WEB to provide with a web |
| | WED to marry |
| | WEE short time/very small |
| | WEN benign skin tumor |
| | WET soaked with a liquid/to make wet |
| | WHA who |
| | WHO what or which person or persons |
| | WHY reason or cause of something |
| | WIG to provide with a wig |
| | WIN to be victorious/to winnow |
| | WIS to know |
| | WIT intelligence/to know |
| | WIZ wizard |
| | WOE tremendous grief |
| | WOG dark-skinned foreigner |
| | WOK cooking utensil |
| | WON to dwell |
| | WOO to seek the affection of |
| | WOP Italian {offensive} |
| | WOS [wo] (woe) |
| | WOT to know |
| | WOW to excite to enthusiastic approval |
| | WRY contorted/to contort |
| | WUD insane |
| | WYE letter 'y' |
| | WYN rune for 'W' (wynn) |
| | XIS [xi] (Greek letter) |
| | YAH intj. used as an exclamation of disgust |
| | YAK to chatter |
| | YAM plant having an edible root |
| | YAP to bark shrilly |
| | YAR yare |
| | YAW to deviate from an intended course |
| | YAY to this extent |
| | YEA affirmative vote |
| | YEH yeah |
| | YEN to yearn |
| | YEP yes |
| | YES to give an affirmative reply to |
| | YET up to now |
| | YEW evergreen tree or shrub |
| | YID Jew {offensive} |
| | YIN feminine passive principle {Chinese} |
| | YIP to yelp |
| | YOB hoodlum |
| | YOD Hebrew letter |
| | YOK boisterous laugh |
| | YOM day |
| | YON yonder |
| | YOU 2d person sing. or pl. pronoun |
| | YOW to yowl |
| | YUK to laugh loudly |
| | YUM intj. expressing tasteful pleasure |
| | YUP yep |
| | ZAG to turn sharply |
| | ZAP to kill or destroy |
| | ZAX tool for cutting roof slates |
| | ZED letter 'z' |
| | ZEE letter 'z' |
| | ZEK inmate in a Soviet labor camp |
| | ZIG to turn sharply |
| | ZIN zinfandel {OSPD3} |
| | ZIP to move rapidly |
| | ZIT pimple |
| | ZOA [zoon-pl] (whole product of a fertilized egg) |
| | ZOO place where animals are kept for public exhibition |