Chihuahua daily online word puzzle

Word List Updates

This is a consolidated list of words recently added to the Chihuahua word list. The latest additions are shown first. Many of these words were suggested by players. All suggestions will be carefully considered, but please bear in mind the rules.

You can discuss these words or make suggestions of your own at the Lexigame Forum.

Words added 27 August 2008:

eeleran eel fisherman, suggested by birdy
bitsera mongrel dog, suggested by Binkie
bitzera mongrel dog - alternate spelling of bitser
granniesgrandmothers (informal) - plural of granny, suggested by Linda
primestmost excellent, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
remillmill again, for example old wood, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
remilled
remilling
reuneattend a reunion, suggested by rogue_mother
reunedsuggested by rogue_mother
reuningsuggested by rogue_mother
maediform of pneumonia in sheep and goats, suggested by Dave
pinerone who pines, specifically an animal suffering from a wasting disease, suggested by Technomc
webinaran online seminar, suggested by a non-amos
lemoniestmost lemony, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
lemoniermore lemony
tittiesPlural of titty, breast (colloquial), suggested by bobbi (diva)
semicpertaining to a sign or unit of meaning, suggested by Mancklin
marria type of gum tree from Western Australia, suggested by Perdita
muntedruined, very drunk, suggested by jayelle1
retendertender again; execute a type of financial transaction, suggested by Alonzo Quixote
melbaa kind of raspberry sauce, or a dish featuring it, especially peach melba, suggested by Pat
nyahtaunting interjection, usually repeated, suggested by Dave
scroteworthless, unpleasant male (from scrotum) - mainly British slang, suggested by Pat
umamia savoury taste produced by glutamates, proposed as one of the five fundamental taste components, alongside salty, sweet, sour and bitter tastes, suggested by Alonzo Quixote
sitheesee here; good bye (north of England), suggested by birdy
passesinflected form of the word pass, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
beaneroffensive term used in some parts of the US for someone of Mexican origin, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
unerodednot eroded, suggested by Binkie
rebrandpresent a product or organization as something new, suggested by jane@manutd
rebranded

Words added 23 June 2008:

hueingcolouring, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
huingcolouring - alternate spelling of hueing
phragcasual word for phragmites, a marsh grass; also for phragmipedium, a genus of orchids, suggested by birdy
tiptoerone who tiptoes, suggested by Technomc
reflushto flush again (in grouse hunting, for example), suggested by rogue_mother
dulcesweet, sweetness, a sweet substance, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
caddiesplural of caddy, suggested by Cleverjen
noobinexperienced or ignorant person, a derogatory variant of newbie, suggested by Colhad
noobishlike a noob
belayerperson paying out or taking in the rope for a rock climber, suggested by querty
identidentification, for example TV station identification, suggested by Colhad
baglesswithout a bag, especially in describing a type of vacuum cleaner, suggested by Colhad
porkingfrom the verb pork, to eat ravenously or get fat; or, of a male, to have sex with, suggested by birdy
porkedfrom the verb pork - see previous item
empath(in science fiction or parapsychology) person with a paranormal ability to perceive others' emotions, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
smegan exclamation of annoyance or surprise, suggested by Colhad
smeggingadjective derived from smeg, a mildly vulgar intensifier
smegheadgeneral term of abuse
edamtype of cheese, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
slapeSlippery, smooth, crafty (English dialect), suggested by Linda
teddiesplural of teddy, suggested by Colhad
recommandcommand again, suggested by Colhad
pooperanus, toilet, spoilsport, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
reetexcellent (US Black), very (N. England), suggested by jane@manutd

Words added 1 May 2008:

triestold form of the verb to try, suggested by Dave
triethold form of the verb to try
logoutact of signing off from a computer system, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
logoffact of signing off from a computer system
cosiesinflected form of cosy, suggested by birdy
coziesinflected form of cozy
woodstainalternative form of wood stain, a substance for colouring wood, suggested by superflippy
sealestold form of the verb to seal, suggested by Dave
sealethold form of the verb to seal
apsobreed of dog originating in Tibet, in full Lhasa apso, suggested by Dave
offuscateobsolete alternate form of obfuscate, suggested by Binkie
trewstrousers, suggested by Linda
bateyin a rage (dated English school slang)
batierangrier, suggested by Binkie
batiestangriest
rescanscan again, suggested by Dave
habitlesswithout habits; (of a nun) wearing ordinary clothes, suggested by Dave
spadspike used as a reference marker in underground mining, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
ruintregional US variant of ruined, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
donerTurkish lamb dish (also doner kebab), suggested by birdy
speyalternate spelling of spay, to desex a female animal, suggested by Alan W
speyed
speying
pentaa type of flower, suggested by birdy
onsitehappening at a particular site, suggested by Dave
olliea type of jump in skateboarding and snowboarding, suggested by ellen fremedon and Ollie's Dad
soupilyin a soupy manner, or with a soupy consistency, suggested by Alan W
recraftremake, redesign, suggested by birdy
recrafted

There have also been some more words allowed which were previously rejected as plurals.

gutscourage (colloquial), suggested by a player
annalshistorical records
arrearsoverdue debt
bittersbitter liquid used as a flavouring or mixer
goodspossessions, or articles of trade
shearscutting tool
cahootscollaboration (colloquial)

Guts and goods are flagged as "common" words; the other new words are all labeled "rare".

Words added 26 February 2008:

supedacted as a supernumerary (extra) in a theatre; also possibly acceptable as alternate form of souped, as in "suped up engine", suggested by birdy
suping[see suped, above] suggested by birdy
pictto paint, decorate, or depict, suggested by Natalya Petrovna
swiftya deceptive trick, suggested by redwallylegs
swiftiealternate spelling of swifty
cordiavarious types of tropical tree and shrub, suggested by Alonzo Quixote
birdy(of a hunting dog) excited by the presence of birds, or eager to find birds, suggested by Technomc
birdier[see birdy, above]
birdiest[see birdy, above]
curriesplural of curry (previously excluded as the plural of the much rarer currie), suggested by biggerbirdbrain
conditepreserved, pickled, suggested by Alonzo Quixote
gensa patrilineal clan, suggested by birdy
pipperthe aiming point on a gunsight or other weapon targeting system, suggested by ellen fremedon and Ollie's Dad
rayla unit of acoustic impedance, suggested by Dave
lowsetvariant of low set, especially used in northern Australia for a house built low to the ground, suggested by Binkie
highsetvariant of high set, especially used in northern Australia for a house built on stilts
nailbedthe layer of tissue under the fingernail or toenail (also written as two words), suggested by birdy
bedrestprolonged rest in bed (also written as two words), suggested by Linda
cruditepiece of raw vegetable, served with dips (replacing plural crudites), suggested by biggerbirdbrain
ledealternate spelling for the lead paragraph of a news story, suggested by Natalya Petrovna
metaethe plural of meta (already allowed): a turning post at an ancient Roman racetrack, suggested by Dave
distroa software distribution, or zine distributor, suggested by Dave
prismedproduced by or resembling a prism, suggested by Dave
tortiea tortoiseshell cat, suggested by Linda
rottiea rottweiler dog, suggested by Linda
fudgiermore fudge-like, suggested by birdy
fudgyfudge-like
fudgiestmost fudge-like
preminformal word for premature, as in baby, suggested by Technomc
premmieinformal word for premature, as in baby
pregoinformal word for pregnant, suggested by Dave
preggoinformal word for pregnant, suggested by Dave
preginformal word for pregnant
preggyinformal word for pregnant
pitota device for measuring the speed of flow of a fluid, suggested by sueflies
degua South American rodent, suggested by birdy
bliauta woman's overgarment of the 12th century, suggested by kitteh
bliaudalternate form of bliaut
thesesplural of thesis

There have also been some words added which, although they end in S, are commonly used as words that rarely take a singular form.

pantstype of clothing, suggested by Technomc
knickerstype of clothing, suggested by Technomc
briefstype of clothing
shortstype of clothing
bloomerstype of clothing
togstype of clothing
jeanstype of clothing
clothesclothing
crapsgame played with dice, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
gritsfoodstuff eaten in southern USA

Words added 9 January 2008:

motoa heat in a motocross or BMX contest, suggested by ellen fremedon
beaderone who sews beads on fabric, also a tool for making a bead pattern, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
golain architecture, an S-shaped moulding, suggested by Dave
robura hard-wooded oak, suggested by Dave
branginformal or dialect past tense of bring, suggested by rogue_mother
pentaila Malaysian tree shrew, suggested by ellen fremedon and Ollie's Dad
latinea type of triangular sail (also lateen), suggested by Dave
waltupset, overturn, suggested by Dave
waltertumble or toss about, suggested by Dave
unalertnot alert, suggested by CornflakeGirl
balunelectrical device connecting a balanced circuit to an unbalanced one, suggested by Dave
saltensalted, suggested by Dave
rebagto bag again, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
riadin Morocco, a courtyard within a building, or building constructed around a courtyard, suggested by Dave
townera resident of a town or city, suggested by Technomc
cantharisa type of beetle, also called Spanish fly, suggested by Alonzo Quixote
bowtiealternate form of bow tie, a necktie in the shape of a bow, suggested by CornflakeGirl
dadeto walk unsteadily, suggested by jaja
wariboard game of the mancala family, suggested by Dave
angora feeling of anguish or constricting pain, suggested by Alonzo Quixote
fernedabounding in ferns, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
tetria unit of currency in Georgia, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
tuplein computing, a record in a relational database, suggested by Dave
gifteeone who receives a gift, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
gifterone who presents a gift

Words added 1 December 2007:

dualisealternate spelling of dualize, to make dual, suggested by Dave
menudoa spicy Mexican soup, suggested by birdy
nemoa remote broadcast, suggested by birdy
unmossedwithout a covering of moss, suggested by birdy
sotterboil slowly, bubble, suggested by Dave
sottered
sottering
nostraalternate plural of nostrum, a quack remedy or pet scheme, suggested by Dave
relampto replace light bulbs, suggested by birdy
phishto send fraudulent email aimed at obtaining personal details, suggested by redwallylegs
phished
phishing
phisher
pishera bed-wetter, an insignificant person (from Yiddish), suggested by biggerbirdbrain
snapeto bevel the end of a timber, suggested by Linda
snaped
snaping
mathsinformal term for mathematics (in Britain, etc), suggested by birdy
pigmana swineherd, suggested by Binkie
pigmen
docoa documentary (Australian usage), suggested by birdy
penesalternative to penises as plural of penis, suggested by ellen fremedon
tumericvariant form of turmeric, a spice used in Indian cooking and for medicinal purposes, suggested by birdy
clompy(of shoes or steps) heavy and noisy, suggested by Linda
beevean ox, suggested by birdy
certieto be sure (Scots), suggested by Dave
certyalternate spelling of certie, suggested by Dave
hinkysuspicious, strange, wrong, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
hinkier
hinkiest
repastepaste again, suggested by Technomc
ailethold form of the verb to ail, suggested by Dave
ailestold form of the verb to ail
healethold form of the verb to heal, suggested by Dave
healestold form of the verb to heal
readestold form of the verb to read, suggested by Dave
readethold form of the verb to read

Words added 16 October 2007:

slapheada disparaging term for a bald person, suggested by Technomc
sconedhit on the head (Aust & NZ colloquialism), suggested by Binkie
sconinghitting on the head (Aust & NZ colloquialism)
leptina hormone thought to help regulate appetite, suggested by redwallylegs
malapart of an insect's mouth, suggested by Dave
malaeplural of mala
pataancient form of Indian painting, suggested by Dave
marala Caspian red deer, suggested by Dave
mandoran overseer in Malaysia or Indonesia, suggested by Dave
emdashthe — punctuation symbol (also em dash), suggested by biggerbirdbrain
endashthe – punctuation symbol (also en dash)
pucermore puce, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
pucestmost puce
rebaba stringed instrument from the Middle East, suggested by rogue_mother
dinnado not (Scots), suggested by Dave
lauterrelating to the refining process in beer brewing, suggested by Dave
pearleta tiny pearl, suggested by Dave
pretaa wandering or hungry ghost, in Hindu and Buddhist traditions, suggested by Dave
getta Jewish bill of divorce, suggested by Dave
drangnarrow passage or alleyway (Newfoundland), suggested by birdy
drungvariant of drang
rethickento thicken again, suggested by Technomc
fleadfat from around a pig's kidney, suggested by Dave
fleedalternate form of flead, suggested by Dave
fleaedgot rid of fleas
fleaingridding of fleas
goethold form of verb go, suggested by birdy

Words added 2 October 2007:

sludmud, sludge (dialect and geology), suggested by Dave
imparunpaired (anatomy), suggested by Dave
refirefinance (a loan), suggested by biggerbirdbrain
cauliinformal word for cauliflower, suggested by Technomc
laitto search for (English dialect), suggested by ellen fremedon
sleadsled (dialect), suggested by Dave
salatIslamic ritual prayer, suggested by Dave
shahadathe Islamic profession of faith
sawmIslamic fasting during Ramadan
quillermachine used to wind yarn onto a quill, suggested by Dave
lyraname for various musical instruments resembling the lyre, suggested by Dave
telarpertaining to tela, a thin weblike layer or membrane, suggested by Dave
miniea type of rifle bullet used in the US Civil War, suggested by rogue_mother
matiea type of herring for eating - also mattie, suggested by Dave
shittenshitty (rare or obsolete), suggested by Dave
hostieair hostess (Australian & NZ colloquial), suggested by Dave
thinseta type of mortar used for tiling, suggested by anonsi
signamark, write, label (used in prescriptions), suggested by biggerbirdbrain
stingea stingy person, suggested by Dave
statindrug for lowering cholesterol levels, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
prependinsert at the beginning (by analogy with append), suggested by a non-amos
beala pustule, a boil, suggested by Dave
baldiea Scottish fishing boat; also a variant of baldy, a disparaging term for a bald person, suggested by Dave
menarchthe start of menstruation - a variant form of menarche, suggested by redwallylegs
ovaledmade oval in shape, suggested by Dave
ovalledmade oval in shape (non-US spelling)
ovalingmaking oval in shape
ovallingmaking oval in shape
keroAust & NZ colloquialism for kerosene (paraffin), suggested by Binkie
lourdheavy, gloomy, suggested by Dave
belarAustralian hardwood tree (also belah), suggested by Dave
dolera person who doles something, suggested by Dave
acralpertaining to a tip or apex, or the anatomical extremities, suggested by Dave
salaa hall, or large room, suggested by Dave
gatchdecorative plaster used in Iran, suggested by Dave
evalevaluation, suggested by anonsi
saronIndonesian musical instrument, with bronze bars struck with a mallet, suggested by Dave

Words added 4 September 2007:

sans(literary or jocular) without, suggested by rogue_mother
phaseraudio processing technique used for special effects, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
servethold form of the verb to serve, suggested by Dave
servestold form of the verb to serve
hearestold form of the verb to hear, suggested by Dave
hearethold form of the verb to hear
roidcolloquialism for steroid, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
chortena Tibetan Buddhist monument, suggested by nenneke
digona two-sided geometrical figure, suggested by nenneke
alaunta hound, a variant of alant (other variants are alan and aland), suggested by Dave
oncetsouthern US variant of once, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
octenea class of organic chemicals, suggested by Dave
ediculesmall room or structure, especially used as a shrine, suggested by Binkie
aediculealternate spelling of edicule
honiesalternate spelling of honeys, suggested by Dave
cluiersmarter, more knowledgeable - comparative of Australian word cluey, replacing less plausible spelling clueier, suggested by Dave
cluiestmost cluey, replacing less plausible spelling clueiest
cinglea belt, girth or girdle, suggested by Binkie
eelingfishing for eels, suggested by Binkie
eeledpast tense of eel, to fish for eels

Words added 21 August 2007:

paneera type of milk curd cheese used in Indian, Iranian, and Afghan cooking, suggested by Dave
panirvariant spelling of paneer, suggested by Dave
dockable(of an electronic device) able to be connected to another device, suggested by Dave
sipidhaving a pleasing taste, suggested by teddlesruss
lauryla chemical radical derived from lauric acid, used in terms like lauryl alcohol, suggested by Dave
lauricdescriptive of an acid found in various vegetable oils
lotsacolloquial for lots of, suggested by anonsi
noogierubbing someone's head with your knuckles, as a prank or affectionate gesture, suggested by rogue_mother
nugiealternate form of noogie
nuggiealternate form of noogie
itera judge's circuit, a Roman road or line of travel, based on a suggestion by Dave
seethold form of the verb see, suggested by Dave
whoryresembling a whore, whorish, based on a suggestion by Dave
whorier
whoriest
untonguedwithout a tongue, suggested by Colhad
sanghaa community of Buddhist monks and/or nuns, suggested by Mancklin
umpyAustralian word for an umpire, suggested by Viz
umpiesplural of umpy, suggested by Viz
diaca type of diode used in AC circuits, suggested by Dave

Words added 2 August 2007:

droob(Australian slang) a hopeless-looking ineffectual person, suggested by Dave
drooby
donger(slang) penis, suggested by Dave
stolalong garment worn by women in ancient Rome, suggested by Dave
stolaealternate plural of stola
hostera company that hosts Web sites for clients, suggested by Dave
poragealternate form of porridge, used in Scotland, suggested by Linda
wheatycontaining or resembling wheat, suggested by Technomc
munerateobsolete form of remunerate, suggested by Dave
munerated
storialhistorical, suggested by Dave
resolalcohol-soluble resin, suggested by Dave
siterIndonesian musical instrument, suggested by Dave
pannerone who pans for gold, or audio device, suggested by Dave

Words added 23 July 2007:

saddo(UK slang insult) pathetic or contemptible person, suggested by technomc
saddoesalternate plural of saddo
fusercomponent of laser printers and copiers, suggested by a non-amos
monsmound of fatty tissue covering the female pubic area, suggested by a non-amos
oreo(US racial slur) black person considered to be "white on the inside", suggested by a non-amos
cardiocardiovascular exercise, suggested by Dean
neatogreat, terrific, suggested by anonsi
shitter(colloquial) toilet, suggested by a non-amos
rebundlebundle or assemble again, suggested by a non-amos
rebundled
jaffle(Australian) toasted sandwich, cooked in a "jaffle iron", suggested by Binkie
skortgarment combining features of shorts and skirt, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
sporkcombination spoon and fork, suggested by anonsi
splayd(Australian) combination spoon, fork and blade, suggested by Alan W
spladealternate spelling of splayd
resandsmooth the surface of wood again, suggested by a non-amos
resanded
resanding
runnethold form of the verb to run, suggested by anonsi
calumniedslandered, suggested by Dave
unmedicalnot medical, suggested by Dave
liethold form of the verb to lie, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
liestold form of the verb to lie
snittiermore irritated, suggested by Mancklin
snitty
snittiest
sobaJapanese buckwheat noodle, suggested by bobbi (diva) and Mancklin
taseadminister electric shock with taser, suggested by ellen fremedon
tased
tasing
farterone who farts, suggested by Dave
clipartimages available for use in computer document (also clip art), suggested by Viz
crip(US offensive slang) a cripple; also, an easy task, suggested by Dave

Words added 15 June 2007:

capridescriptive of a type of women's pants, suggested by Mancklin
plugina piece of software that adds functions to a computer application, suggested by Linda
gulpina credulous person, suggested by Binkie
gilplinseed oil mixed with white spirit, suggested by technomc
micrositesmall geographical area with distinctive characteristics; also, auxiliary website, suggested by Dean
todgercolloquial for a penis
deroa vagrant (Australian), suggested by Binkie
rotinicorkscrew-shaped pasta, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
bluessadness; also, a type of music, suggested by a non-amos
shinglespainful inflammation of nerve endings, suggested by technomc
mingeran unattractive person (UK slang), suggested by Linda
teporthe quality of being tepid, suggested by Jenny

Words added 16 May 2007:

regiftto give an unwanted gift to someone else, suggested by Mancklin
regiftedsee "regift"
regiftingsee "regift"
regiftersee "regift"
fubarcompletely messed up, suggested by Dean
lamrimthe central teachings of Tibetan Buddhism, suggested by Mancklin
tormaobject used as a symbolic offering in a Tibetan Buddhist ceremony, suggested by Mancklin
canoersomeone who paddles a canoe, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
canoodlersomeone who canoodles, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
lurvecolloquialism for love, romantic infatuation, suggested by anonsi
lurvedsee "lurve"
lurvingsee "lurve"
revulseto cause revulsion, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
revulsingsee "revulse"
inniea concave navel or person having such a navel, suggested by Mancklin
outiea protruding navel or person having such a navel, suggested by Mancklin
hemian internal-combustion engine having hemispherical combustion chambers, suggested by anonsi
demivariant of "demy", a size of paper, etc, suggested by binkie
methsmethylated spirits, suggested by technomc
methoAustralian for methylated spirits, suggested by binkie

Words added 3 May 2007:

nonitropical plant used for medicinal preparations, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
argelmedicinalal plant indigenous to Africa, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
nustleto fondle, cherish, suggested by Linda
nustledsee "nustle"
nustlingsee "nustle"
custodecustodian, guardian, suggested by biggerbirdbrain
phymaa nodule or small rounded tumor of the skin, suggested by Binkie
phymataalternative plural of "phyma"
swottyinclined to study very hard, based on a suggestion by Linda
swottiermore studious, suggested by Linda
swottiestmost studious
dalekexterminating machine-organism from the Dr Who series; figuratively, any relentless destroyer, suggested by Binkie (and Linda, and biggerbirdbrain...)

Words added 24 April 2007:

pideTurkish flat bread, often served with toppings, suggested by Demon5
thalia set meal at an Indian restaurant, suggested by Demon5
leesresidue at the bottom of a wine glass, suggested by Bobbi
smilieemoticon, especially of a smiling face (variant of "smiley"), suggested by Colhad
endethold form of the verb "ends", suggested by Viz
blingflashy jewellery or other adornment, suggested by Binkie

Words added 3 April 2007:

cysertype of mead, made from honey and apples, suggested by a non-amos
ladettea young woman who behaves in a "laddish" way, suggested by Linda
seitana foodstuff made from wheat gluten, suggested by Mancklin
reroda steel rod used to reinforce concrete, suggested by anonsi
montysomething complete, usually in the phrase "the full monty", suggested by biggerbirdbrain; also Aus & NZ word meaning a certainty
montiesAus & NZ: certainties

Words added 22 March 2007:

realinealternate spelling of "realign", suggested by biggerbirdbrain
realined
realining
croncomputer utility to run scheduled tasks, suggested by Dean
etroga citron used during the Jewish Sukkoth festival, suggested by Mancklin
etrogimalternative to "etrogs" as plural of "etrog"
estrogalternative form of "etrog"
ethrogalternative form of "etrog"
lulava palm branch for use with the etrog during the Sukkoth festival
lulabalternative form of "lulav"
lishdialect - Cumbrian and from other parts of northern England - for agile, active, provided by Linda
rugratchild
goestold inflection of "go"
novatereplace with something new, especially an old legal obligation by a new one
novated
novating
onyaAustralian word for "well done!", also "good onya"
crayAustralian word for crayfish
ducoAustralian word for paint on a car
soolAustralian word for egg on, or set a dog onto someone
vegoAustralian word for vegetarian
daksAustralian word for trousers or pants
dacksalternate spelling of "daks"
trackyAustralian word for tracksuit, often in phrase "tracky dacks"
trackiesAustralian word for tracksuit - "I was still in my trackies"

Word added 16 March 2007:

penpalsuggested by Dean

Words added 15 March 2007:

cort common name for various fungus varieties, suggested by Mancklin
pued From pue: to make a low whistling sound; to chirp, as birds. suggested by mymermaid
puing

Word added 7 March 2007:

intel colloquial for intelligence, in the sense of information, suggested by a non-amos

Words added 28 February 2007:

dewet term from fluid mechanics, suggested by a non-amos
dewetted
dewetting although you may never get the chance to use this one!

Word added 26 February 2007:

afters dessert, suggested by Viz

Words added 8 February 2007:

respin spin again, suggested by chas
respun

Words added 30 January 2007:

does form of verb do, suggested by a non-amos
knowest archaic form of know, suggested by Viz
seest
udonJapanese noodle