That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

All 7s Starting C- CABALAS AAABCLS CABALA, occult or secret doctrine [n] CABANAS AAABCNS CABANA, small cabin [n] CABARET AABCERT music hall [n -S] CABBAGE AABBCEG to steal (to take without right or permission) [v -D, -GING, -S] CABBAGY AABBCGY cabbagey (resembling cabbage (leafy vegetable)) [adj] CABBALA AAABBCL cabala (occult or secret doctrine) [n -S] CABBIES ABBCEIS CABBIE, cabby (driver of cab) [n] / CABBY, driver of cab [n] CABBING ABBCGIN CAB, to take or drive taxicab [v] CABEZON ABCENOZ large, edible fish [n -S] CABILDO ABCDILO town council [n -S] CABINED ABCDEIN CABIN, to live in cabin (roughly built house) [v] CABINET ABCEINT piece of furniture with shelves and drawers [n =S] CABLERS ABCELRS CABLER, one that supplies cable [n] CABLETS ABCELST CABLET, small cable [n] CABLING ABCGILN cable or cables used for fastening something [n -S] / CABLE, to fasten with cable (heavy rope) [v] CABOMBA AABBCMO aquatic plant [n -S] CABOOSE ABCEOOS last car of freight train [n -S] CABOVER ABCEORV truck having driver's compartment over engine [n -S] CACHACA AAACCCH Brazilian liquor [n -S] CACHETS ACCEHST CACHET, to print design on envelope [v] CACHEXY ACCEHXY cachexia (general ill health) [n -XIES] CACHING ACCGHIN CACHE, to store in hiding place [v] CACHOUS ACCHOSU CACHOU, catechu (resin used in tanning) [n] CACIQUE ACCEIQU tropical oriole [n -S] CACKLED ACCDEKL CACKLE, to make sound of hen [v] CACKLER ACCEKLR one that cackles (to make sound of hen) [n -S] CACKLES ACCEKLS CACKLE, to make sound of hen [v] CACODYL ACCDLOY poisonous liquid [n -S] CACONYM ACCMNOY erroneous name [n -S] CACTOID ACCDIOT CACTUS, plant native to arid regions [adj] CADAVER AACDERV corpse (dead body) [n -S] CADDICE ACCDDEI caddis (coarse woolen fabric) [n -S] CADDIED ACDDDEI CADDIE, to serve as golfer's assistant [v] / CADDY, to caddie [v] CADDIES ACDDEIS CADDIE, to serve as golfer's assistant [v] / CADDY, to caddie [v] CADDISH ACDDHIS resembling cad (ungentlemanly man) [adj] CADELLE ACDEELL small, black beetle [n -S] CADENCE ACCDEEN to make rhythmic [v -D, -CING, -S] CADENCY ACCDENY rhythm (movement or procedure with uniform recurrence of strong and weak elements) [n -CIES] CADENZA AACDENZ elaborate musical passage [n -S] CADGERS ACDEGRS CADGER, one that cadges (to get by begging) [n] CADGING ACDGGIN CADGE, to get by begging [v] CADMIUM ACDIMMU metallic element [n -S] CADUCEI ACCDEIU CADUCEUS, heraldic wand or staff [n] CAEOMAS AACEMOS CAEOMA, spore-forming organ of fungus [n] CAESARS AACERSS CAESAR, emperor (ruler of empire) [n] CAESIUM ACEIMSU cesium (metallic element) [n -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CAESTUS ACESSTU cestus (belt or girdle) [n -ES] CAESURA AACERSU pause in line of verse [n -E, -S] CAFARDS AACDFRS CAFARD, state of depression [n] CAFFEIN ACEFFIN caffeine (bitter alkaloid used as stimulant) [n -S] CAFTANS AACFNST CAFTAN, full-length tunic [n] CAGEFUL ACEFGLU number held in cage (enclosure) [n -S] CAGIEST ACEGIST CAGY, cagey (shrewd (having keen insight)) [adj] / CAGEY [adj] CAGOULE ACEGLOU hooded waterproof garment [n -S] CAHIERS ACEHIRS CAHIER, notebook (book in which to write) [n] CAHOOTS ACHOOST CAHOOT, partnership (state of being partner) [n] CAHOUNS ACHNOSU CAHOUN, cohune (palm tree) [n] CAIMANS AACIMNS CAIMAN, tropical reptile [n] CAIQUES ACEIQSU CAIQUE, long, narrow rowboat [n] CAIRNED ACDEINR CAIRN, mound of stones set up as memorial [adj] CAISSON ACINOSS watertight chamber [n -S] CAITIFF ACFFIIT despicable person [n -S] CAJAPUT AACJPTU cajeput (Australian tree) [n -S] CAJEPUT ACEJPTU Australian tree [n -S] CAJOLED ACDEJLO CAJOLE, to persuade by flattery [v] CAJOLER ACEJLOR one that cajoles (to persuade by flattery) [n -S] CAJOLES ACEJLOS CAJOLE, to persuade by flattery [v] CAJONES ACEJNOS CAJON, steep-sided canyon [n] CAJUPUT ACJPTUU cajeput (Australian tree) [n -S] CAKEBOX ABCEKOX container for cake (sweet baked food) [n -ES] CAKIEST ACEIKST CAKEY, tending to form lumps [adj] / CAKY [adj] CALAMAR AAACLMR calamary (squid) [n -S] CALAMUS AACLMSU marsh plant [n -MI, -ES] CALANDO AACDLNO gradually diminishing [adj] CALATHI AACHILT CALATHOS, fruit basket [n] / CALATHUS, calathos (fruit basket) [n] CALCARS AACCLRS CALCAR, type of oven (enclosed compartment in which substances are heated) [n] CALCIFY ACCFILY to harden (to make hard) [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] CALCINE ACCEILN to reduce to calx by heat [v -D, -CING, -S] CALCITE ACCEILT mineral (naturally occurring inorganic substance having characteristic set of physical properties) [n -S] CALCIUM ACCILMU metallic element [n -S] CALCULI ACCILLU CALCULUS, branch of mathematics [n] CALDERA AACDELR large crater [n -S] CALDRON ACDLNOR large kettle or boiler [n -S] CALECHE ACCEEHL calash (light carriage) [n -S] CALENDS ACDELNS first day of Roman month [n CALENDS] CALESAS AACELSS CALESA, calash (light carriage) [n] CALIBER ABCEILR diameter of gun barrel [n -S] CALIBRE ABCEILR caliber (diameter of gun barrel) [n -S] CALICES ACCEILS CALIX, cup [n] CALICHE ACCEHIL mineral deposit [n -S] CALICLE ACCEILL cup-shaped anatomical structure [n -S] CALICOS ACCILOS CALICO, cotton fabric [n] CALIPEE ACEEILP edible part of turtle [n -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CALIPER ACEILPR to use type of measuring device [v -ED, -ING, -S] CALIPHS ACHILPS CALIPH, Muslim leader [n] CALIXES ACEILSX CALIX, cup [n] CALKERS ACEKLRS CALKER, one that calks (to caulk (to make seams of ship watertight)) [n] CALKING ACGIKLN CALK, to caulk (to make seams of ship watertight) [v] / material used to calk [n -S] CALKINS ACIKLNS CALKIN, gripping projection on horseshoe [n] CALLANS AACLLNS CALLAN, callant (lad (boy or youth)) [n] CALLANT AACLLNT lad (boy or youth) [n -S] CALLBOY ABCLLOY bellboy (hotel's errand boy) [n -S] CALLEES ACEELLS CALLEE, one that is called [n] CALLERS ACELLRS CALLER, one that calls (to summon (to order to appear)) [n] CALLETS ACELLST CALLET, prostitute [n] CALLING ACGILLN CALL, to summon (to order to appear) [v] / vocation or profession [n -S] CALLOSE ACELLOS part of plant cell wall [n -S] CALLOUS ACLLOSU to make or become hard [v -ED, -ING, -ES] CALLOUT ACLLOTU inset in printed article [n -S] CALLUNA AACLLNU evergreen shrub [n -S] CALMEST ACELMST CALM, free from agitation [adj] CALMING ACGILMN CALM, to make calm [v] CALOMEL ACELLMO chemical compound used as purgative [n -S] CALORIC ACCILOR heat [n -S] CALORIE ACEILOR unit of heat [n -S] CALOTTE ACELOTT skullcap (close-fitting cap) [n -S] CALOYER ACELORY monk of Eastern Church [n -S] CALPACK AACCKLP calpac (sheepskin hat) [n -S] CALPACS AACCLPS CALPAC, sheepskin hat [n] CALPAIN AACILNP enzyme for digesting proteins [n -S] CALQUED ACDELQU CALQUE, to model word's meaning upon that of analogous word in another language [v] CALQUES ACELQSU CALQUE, to model word's meaning upon that of analogous word in another language [v] CALTRAP AACLPRT caltrop (spiny plant) [n -S] CALTROP ACLOPRT spiny plant [n -S] CALUMET ACELMTU ceremonial pipe [n -S] CALUMNY ACLMNUY to make false and malicious accusation [v -NIED, -ING, -NIES] CALVARY AACLRVY representation of Crucifixion [n -RIES] CALVING ACGILNV CALVE, to give birth to calf [v] CALYCES ACCELSY CALYX, outer protective covering of flower [n] CALYCLE ACCELLY outer calyx [n -S] CALYPSO ACLOPSY improvised song [n -ES, -S] CALYXES ACELSXY CALYX, outer protective covering of flower [n] CALZONE ACELNOZ turnover with savory filling [n -S, -NI] CALZONI ACILNOZ CALZONE, turnover with savory filling [n] CAMAILS AACILMS CAMAIL, piece of armor for neck [n] CAMASES AACEMSS CAMAS, camass (perennial herb) [n] CAMBERS ABCEMRS CAMBER, to arch slightly [v] CAMBIAL AABCILM pertaining to cambium (layer of plant tissue) [adj] CAMBISM ABCIMMS theory and practice of exchange in commerce [n -S] CAMBIST ABCIMST dealer in bills of exchange [n -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CAMBIUM ABCIMMU layer of plant tissue [n -IA, -S] CAMBRIC ABCCIMR fine linen [n -S] CAMCORD ACCDMOR to videotape with portable camera [v -ED, -ING, -S] CAMELIA AACEILM camellia (tropical shrub) [n -S] CAMELID ACDEILM any of family of 2-toed ruminant mammals [n -S] CAMEOED ACDEEMO CAMEO, to portray in sharp, delicate relief [v] CAMERAE AACEEMR CAMERA, judge's chamber [n] CAMERAL AACELMR CAMERA, judge's chamber [adj] CAMERAS AACEMRS CAMERA, judge's chamber [n] CAMIONS ACIMNOS CAMION, military truck [n] CAMISAS AACIMSS CAMISA, shirt or chemise [n] CAMISES ACEIMSS CAMISE, loose shirt or gown [n] CAMISIA AACIIMS camise (loose shirt or gown) [n -S] CAMLETS ACELMST CAMLET, durable fabric [n] CAMMIES ACEIMMS CAMMIE, camouflage [n] CAMORRA AACMORR unscrupulous secret society [n -S] CAMPERS ACEMPRS CAMPER, one that camps (to live in open) [n] CAMPHOL ACHLMOP borneol (alcohol (flammable liquid)) [n -S] CAMPHOR ACHMOPR volatile compound [n -S] CAMPIER ACEIMPR CAMPY, comically exaggerated [adj] CAMPILY ACILMPY in campy (comically exaggerated) manner [adv] CAMPING ACGIMNP act of living outdoors [n -S] / CAMP, to live in open [v] CAMPION ACIMNOP herb (flowering plant with nonwoody stem) [n -S] CAMPONG ACGMNOP kampong (small village) [n -S] CAMPOUT ACMOPTU camping out by group [n -S] CAMWOOD ACDMOOW African hardwood tree [n -S] CANAKIN AACIKNN cannikin (small can or cup) [n -S] CANALED AACDELN CANAL, to dig artificial waterway through [v] CANAPES AACENPS CANAPE, food served before meal [n] CANARDS AACDNRS CANARD, false story [n] CANASTA AAACNST card game [n -S] CANCANS AACCNNS CANCAN, dance marked by high kicking [n] CANCELS ACCELNS CANCEL, to annul (to make or declare void or invalid) [v] CANCERS ACCENRS CANCER, malignant growth [n] CANCHAS AACCHNS CANCHA, jai* alai* court [n] CANDELA AACDELN unit of light intensity [n -S] CANDENT ACDENNT glowing [adj] CANDIDA AACDDIN parasitic fungus [n -S] CANDIDS ACDDINS CANDID, unposed photograph [n] CANDIED ACDDEIN CANDY, to coat with sugar [v] CANDIES ACDEINS CANDY, to coat with sugar [v] CANDLED ACDDELN CANDLE, to examine eggs in front of light [v] CANDLER ACDELNR one that candles (to examine eggs in front of light) [n -S] CANDLES ACDELNS CANDLE, to examine eggs in front of light [v] CANDORS ACDNORS CANDOR, frankness; sincerity [n] CANDOUR ACDNORU candor (frankness; sincerity) [n -S] CANELLA AACELLN medicinal tree bark [n -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CANFULS ACFLNSU CANFUL, as much as can holds [n] CANGUES ACEGNSU CANGUE, ancient Chinese punishing device [n] CANIKIN ACIIKNN cannikin (small can or cup) [n -S] CANINES ACEINNS CANINE, dog [n] CANINGS ACGINNS CANING, punishment with cane [n] CANKERS ACEKNRS CANKER, to affect with ulcerous sores [v] CANKLES ACEKLNS CANKLE, thick ankle [n] CANNELS ACELNNS CANNEL, oily, compact coal [n] CANNERS ACENNRS CANNER, one that cans food [n] CANNERY ACENNRY place where food is canned [n -RIES] CANNIER ACEINNR CANNY, prudent (having, showing, or exercising good judgment) [adj] / CANNIE [adj] CANNILY ACILNNY in canny (prudent (having, showing, or exercising good judgment)) manner [adv] CANNING ACGINNN business of preserving food in airtight containers [n -S] / CAN, to put in can (cylindrical container) [v] CANNOLI ACILNNO tube of pastry with sweet filling [n -S] CANNONS ACNNNOS CANNON, to fire cannon (heavy firearm) [v] CANNULA AACLNNU tube inserted into bodily cavity [n -E, -S] CANOERS ACENORS CANOER, one who canoes [n] CANOLAS AACLNOS CANOLA, oil from seeds of kind of herb [n] CANONIC ACCINNO CANON, law decreed by church council [adj] CANONRY ACNNORY clerical office [n -RIES] CANOPIC ACCINOP pertaining to Egyptian jar [adj] CANSFUL ACFLNSU CANFUL, as much as can holds [n] CANTALA AAACLNT tropical plant [n -S] CANTALS AACLNST CANTAL, hard cheese of France [n] CANTATA AAACNTT vocal composition [n -S] CANTDOG ACDGNOT device used to move logs [n -S] CANTEEN ACEENNT small container for carrying water [n -S] CANTERS ACENRST CANTER, to ride horse at moderate pace [v] CANTHAL AACHLNT CANTHUS, corner of eye [adj] CANTHIC ACCHINT CANTHUS, corner of eye [adj] CANTHUS ACHNSTU corner of eye [n -HI] CANTINA AACINNT saloon (tavern (place where liquor is sold to be drunk on premises)) [n -S] CANTING ACGINNT CANT, to tilt or slant [v] CANTLES ACELNST CANTLE, rear part of saddle [n] CANTONS ACNNOST CANTON, to divide into cantons (districts) [v] CANTORS ACNORST CANTOR, religious singer [n] CANTRAP AACNPRT cantrip (magic spell) [n -S] CANTRIP ACINPRT magic spell [n -S] CANULAE AACELNU CANULA, cannula (tube inserted into bodily cavity) [n] CANULAR AACLNRU CANULA, cannula (tube inserted into bodily cavity) [adj] CANULAS AACLNSU CANULA, cannula (tube inserted into bodily cavity) [n] CANVASS AACNSSV to examine thoroughly [v -ED, -ING, -ES] CANYONS ACNNOSY CANYON, deep valley with steep sides [n] CANZONA AACNNOZ canzone (form of lyric poetry) [n -S] CANZONE ACENNOZ form of lyric poetry [n -S, -NI] CANZONI ACINNOZ CANZONE, form of lyric poetry [n] CAPABLE AABCELP having ability (quality of being able to do something) [adj -R, -EST] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CAPABLY AABCLPY CAPABLE, having ability (quality of being able to do something) [adv] CAPCOMS ACCMOPS CAPCOM, ground operator who communicates with astronaut [n] CAPEESH ACEEHPS capisce (used to ask if one understands) [interj] CAPELAN AACELNP capelin (small, edible fish) [n -S] CAPELET ACEELPT small cape [n -S] CAPELIN ACEILNP small, edible fish [n -S] CAPERED ACDEEPR CAPER, to frolic (to play and run about merrily) [v] CAPERER ACEEPRR one that capers (to frolic (to play and run about merrily)) [n -S] CAPFULS ACFLPSU CAPFUL, as much as cap can hold [n] CAPICHE ACCEHIP to capisce [v] CAPISCE ACCEIPS used to ask if one understands [interj] CAPITAL AACILPT upper part of column [n -S] CAPITOL ACILOPT building occupied by state legislature [n -S] CAPIZES ACEIPSZ CAPIZ, bivalve mollusk [n] CAPLESS ACELPSS being without cap [adj] CAPLETS ACELPST CAPLET, coated tablet [n] CAPLINS ACILNPS CAPLIN, capelin (small, edible fish) [n] CAPORAL AACLOPR coarse tobacco [n -S] CAPOTES ACEOPST CAPOTE, hooded cloak or overcoat [n] CAPOUCH ACCHOPU capuche (hood or cowl) [n -S] CAPPERS ACEPPRS CAPPER, capmaker (one that makes caps) [n] CAPPING ACGINPP CAP, to provide with cap (type of head covering) [v] / wax covering in honeycomb [n -S] CAPRESE ACEEPRS salad containing mozzarella, tomatoes, basil, and olive oil [n -S] CAPRICE ACCEIPR whim (impulsive idea) [n -S] CAPRINE ACEINPR capric (pertaining to goat (horned mammal)) [adj] CAPROCK ACCKOPR overlying rock layer [n -S] CAPSIDS ACDIPSS CAPSID, outer shell of virus particle [n] CAPSIZE ACEIPSZ to overturn (to turn over) [v -D, -SING, -S] CAPSTAN AACNPST machine used to hoist weights [n -S] CAPSULE ACELPSU to condense into brief form [v -D, -LING, -S] CAPTAIN AACINPT to lead or command [v -ED, -ING, -S] CAPTANS AACNPST CAPTAN, fungicide [n] CAPTCHA AACCHPT Turing test used to vet website users [n -S] CAPTION ACINOPT to provide with title [v -ED, -ING, -S] CAPTIVE ACEIPTV prisoner (one that is imprisoned) [n -S] CAPTORS ACOPRST CAPTOR, one who takes or holds captive [n] CAPTURE ACEPRTU to take by force or cunning [v -D, -RING, -S] CAPUCHE ACCEHPU hood or cowl [n -S] CARABAO AAABCOR water buffalo [n -S] CARABID AABCDIR predatory beetle [n -S] CARABIN AABCINR carbine (light rifle) [n -S] CARACAL AAACCLR African lynx [n -S] CARACKS AACCKRS CARACK, carrack (type of merchant ship) [n] CARACOL AACCLOR to caracole (to perform half turn on horse) [v -LLED, -LLING, -S] CARACUL AACCLRU karakul (Asian sheep) [n -S] CARAFES AACEFRS CARAFE, glass bottle [n] CARAMBA AAABCMR used to express surprise or dismay [interj] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CARAMEL AACELMR chewy candy [n -S] CARAPAX AAACPRX carapace (hard, protective outer covering) [n -ES] CARATES AACERST CARATE, tropical skin disease [n] CARAVAN AAACNRV to travel in group [v -NNED, -NED, -NNING, -NED, -S] CARAVEL AACELRV small sailing ship [n -S] CARAWAY AAACRWY herb used in cooking [n -S] CARBARN AABCNRR garage for buses [n -S] CARBIDE ABCDEIR carbon compound [n [-S] CARBINE ABCEINR light rifle [n -S] CARBONS ABCNORS CARBON, nonmetallic element [n] CARBORA AABCORR wood-boring worm [n -S] CARBOYS ABCORSY CARBOY, large bottle [n] CARCASE AACCERS carcass (body of dead animal) [n -S] CARCASS AACCRSS body of dead animal [n -ES] CARCELS ACCELRS CARCEL, unit of illumination [n] CARDERS ACDERRS CARDER, one that does carding [n] CARDIAC AACCDIR person with heart disorder [n -S] CARDIAE AACDEIR CARDIA, opening of esophagus [n] CARDIAS AACDIRS CARDIA, opening of esophagus [n]

CARDING ACDGINR CARD, to provide with card (stiff piece of paper) [v]/ process of combing and cleaning cotton fibers; cleaned and combed fibers [n -S] CARDIOS ACDIORS CARDIO, exercise involving heart and blood vessels [n] CARDONS ACDNORS CARDON, cardoon (perennial plant) [n] CARDOON ACDNOOR perennial plant [n -S] CAREENS ACEENRS CAREEN, to lurch while moving [v] CAREERS ACEERRS CAREER, to go at full speed [v] CAREFUL ACEFLRU cautious (exercising prudence to avoid danger) [adj -LLER, -LLEST] CARFARE AACEFRR payment for bus or car ride [n -S] CARFULS ACFLRSU CARFUL, as much as car can hold [n] CARGOES ACEGORS CARGO, conveyed merchandise [n] CARHOPS ACHOPRS CARHOP, to serve customers at drive-in restaurant [v] CARIBES ABCEIRS CARIBE, piranha (voracious fish) [n] CARIBOO ABCIOOR caribou (large deer) [n -S] CARIBOU ABCIORU large deer [n -S] CARICES ACCEIRS CAREX, marsh plant [n] CARINAE AACEINR CARINA, carinate anatomical part [n] CARINAL AACILNR CARINA, carinate anatomical part [adj] CARINAS AACINRS CARINA, carinate anatomical part [n] CARINGS ACGINRS CARING, work of looking after someone [n] CARIOCA AACCIOR South American dance [n -S] CARIOLE ACEILOR small, open carriage [n -S] CARIOUS ACIORSU decayed [adj] CARITAS AACIRST love for all people [n -ES] CARJACK AACCJKR to steal vehicle from its driver by force [v -ED, -ING, -S] CARKING ACGIKNR CARK, to worry (to feel anxious and uneasy about something) [v] CARLESS ACELRSS being without car [adj] CARLINE ACEILNR carling (beam supporting ship's deck) [n -S] CARLING ACGILNR beam supporting ship's deck [n -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CARLINS ACILNRS CARLIN, old woman [n] CARLISH ACHILRS resembling carl (peasant (person of inferior social rank)) [adj] CARLOAD AACDLOR as much as car can hold [n -S] CARMINE ACEIMNR vivid red color [n -S] CARNAGE AACEGNR great and bloody slaughter [n -S] CARNETS ACENRST CARNET, official permit [n] CARNEYS ACENRSY CARNEY, carny (carnival (traveling amusement show)) [n] CARNIES ACEINRS CARNIE, carny (carnival (traveling amusement show)) [n] / CARNY, carnival (traveling amusement show) [n] CARNIFY ACFINRY to form into flesh [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] CAROACH AACCHOR caroche (stately carriage) [n -ES] CAROCHE ACCEHOR stately carriage [n -S] CAROLED ACDELOR CAROL, to sing joyously [v] CAROLER ACELORR one that carols (to sing joyously) [n -S] CAROLUS ACLORSU old English coin [n -LI, -ES] CAROMED ACDEMOR CAROM, to collide with and rebound [v] CAROTID ACDIORT artery in neck [n -S] CAROTIN ACINORT carotene (plant pigment) [n -S] CAROUSE ACEORSU to engage in carousal [v -D, -SING, -S] CARPALE AACELPR bone of wrist [n -LIA] CARPALS AACLPRS CARPAL, carpale (bone of wrist) [n] CARPELS ACELPRS CARPEL, simple pistil [n] CARPERS ACEPRRS CARPER, one that carps (to find fault unreasonably) [n] CARPETS ACEPRST CARPET, to cover floor with heavy fabric [v] CARPING ACGINPR act of one who carps [n -S] / CARP, to find fault unreasonably [v] CARPOOL ACLOOPR to take turns driving group of commuters [v -ED, -ING, -S] CARPORT ACOPRRT shelter for car [n -S] CARRACK AACCKRR type of merchant ship [n -S] CARRELL ACELLRR carrel (desk in library stack for solitary study) [n -S] CARRELS ACELRRS CARREL, desk in library stack for solitary study [n] CARRIED ACDEIRR CARRY, to convey from one place to another [v] CARRIER ACEIRRR one that carries (to convey from one place to another) [n -S] CARRIES ACEIRRS CARRY, to convey from one place to another [v] CARRION ACINORR dead and putrefying flesh [n -S] CARROCH ACCHORR caroche (stately carriage) [n -ES] CARROMS ACMORRS CARROM, to carom (to collide with and rebound) [v] CARROTS ACORRST CARROT, edible orange root [n] CARROTY ACORRTY resembling carrot in color [adj -TIER, -TIEST] CARRYON ACNORRY small piece of luggage [n -S] CARSICK ACCIKRS nauseated from riding in car [adj] CARTAGE AACEGRT act of carting (to convey in cart (two-wheeled vehicle)) [n -S] CARTELS ACELRST CARTEL, business organization [n] CARTERS ACERRST CARTER, one that carts (to convey in cart (two-wheeled vehicle)) [n] CARTFUL ACFLRTU cartload (as much as cart can hold) [n -S] CARTING ACGINRT CART, to convey in cart (two-wheeled vehicle) [v] CARTONS ACNORST CARTON, to pack in cardboard box [v] CARTOON ACNOORT to sketch cartoon (humorous representation) of [v -ED, -ING, -S] CARVELS ACELRSV CARVEL, caravel (small sailing ship) [n] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CARVERS ACERRSV CARVER, one that carves (to form by cutting) [n] CARVERY ACERRVY buffet restaurant serving roast beef [n -RIES] CARVING ACGINRV CARVE, to form by cutting [v] / carved figure or design [n -S] CARWASH AACHRSW establishment equipped to wash automobiles [n -ES] CASABAS AAABCSS CASABA, variety of melon [n] CASAVAS AAACSSV CASAVA, cassava (tropical plant) [n] CASBAHS AABCHSS CASBAH, old section of North African city [n] CASCADE AACCDES to fall like waterfall [v -D, -DING, -S] CASCARA AAACCRS medicinal tree bark [n -S] CASEASE AACEESS enzyme (complex protein) [n -S] CASEATE AACEEST to become cheesy [v -D, -TING, -S CASEINS ACEINSS CASEIN, milk protein [n] CASELAW AACELSW law established by previous cases [n -S] CASEOSE ACEEOSS proteose (water-soluble protein) [n -S] CASEOUS ACEOSSU cheesy (resembling cheese (food made from milk curds)) [adj] CASERNE ACEENRS casern (barracks for soldiers) [n -S] CASERNS ACENRSS CASERN, barracks for soldiers [n] CASETTE ACEESTT cassette (small case containing audiotape or videotape) [n -S] CASHAWS AACHSSW CASHAW, cushaw (variety of squash) [n] CASHBOX ABCHOSX container for money [n -ES] CASHEWS ACEHSSW CASHEW, nut-bearing tree [n] CASHIER ACEHIRS to dismiss in disgrace [v -ED, -ING, -S] CASHING ACGHINS CASH, to convert into cash (ready money) [v] CASHOOS ACHOOSS CASHOO, catechu (resin used in tanning) [n] CASINGS ACGINSS CASING, protective outer covering [n] CASINOS ACINOSS CASINO, gambling room [n] CASITAS AACISST CASITA, small house [n] CASKETS ACEKSST CASKET, to place in casket (burial case) [v] CASKING ACGIKNS CASK, to store in cask (strong barrel) [v] CASQUED ACDEQSU CASQUE, helmet [adj] CASQUES ACEQSSU CASQUE, helmet [n] CASSABA AAABCSS casaba (variety of melon) [n -S] CASSATA AAACSST Italian ice cream [n -S] CASSAVA AAACSSV tropical plant [n -S] CASSENA AACENSS cassina (evergreen tree) [n -S] CASSENE ACEENSS cassina (evergreen tree) [n -S] CASSIAS AACISSS CASSIA, variety of cinnamon [n] CASSINA AACINSS evergreen tree [n -S] CASSINE ACEINSS cassina (evergreen tree) [n -S] CASSINO ACINOSS card game [n -S] CASSOCK ACCKOSS long garment worn by clergymen [n -S] CASTERS ACERSST CASTER, small, swiveling wheel [n] CASTING ACGINST CAST, to throw with force [v] / something made in mold [n -S] CASTLED ACDELST CASTLE, to make certain move in chess [v] CASTLES ACELSST CASTLE, to make certain move in chess [v] CASTOFF ACFFOST discarded person or thing [n -S] CASTORS ACORSST CASTOR, caster (small, swiveling wheel) [n] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CASUALS AACLSSU CASUAL, one who works occasionally [n] CASUIST ACISSTU one who resolves ethical problems [n -S] CATAGEN AACEGNT hair growth period [n -S] CATALOG AACGLOT to classify information descriptively [v -ED, -ING, -S] CATALOS AACLOST CATALO, hybrid between buffalo and cow [n] CATALPA AAACLPT tree [n -S] CATARRH AACHRRT inflammation of mucous membrane [n -S] CATAWBA AAABCTW variety of fox grape [n -S] CATBIRD ABCDIRT songbird (bird that utters musical call) [n -S] CATBOAT AABCOTT small sailboat [n -S] CATCALL AACCLLT to deride by making shrill sounds [v -ED, -ING, -S] CATCHER ACCEHRT one that catches (to capture after pursuit) [n -S] CATCHES ACCEHST CATCH, to capture after pursuit [v] CATCHUP ACCHPTU ketchup (spicy tomato sauce) [n -S] CATCLAW AACCLTW flowering shrub [n -S] CATECHU ACCEHTU resin used in tanning [n -S] CATENAE AACEENT CATENA, closely linked series [n] CATENAS AACENST CATENA, closely linked series [n] CATERAN AACENRT brigand (bandit (robber (one that robs))) [n -S] CATERED ACDEERT CATER, to provide food and service for [v] CATERER ACEERRT one that caters (to provide food and service for) [n -S] CATFACE AACCEFT deformity of fruit [n -S] CATFALL AACFLLT anchor line [n -S] CATFISH ACFHIST to deceive using false online persona [v -ED, -ING, -ES] CATGUTS ACGSTTU CATGUT, strong cord [n] CATHEAD AACDEHT beam projecting from ship's bow [n -S] CATHECT ACCEHTT to invest with psychic energy [v -ED, -ING, -S] CATHODE ACDEHOT negatively charged electrode [n -S] CATIONS ACINOST CATION, positively charged ion [n] CATJANG AACGJNT African shrub [n -S] CATKINS ACIKNST CATKIN, flower cluster [n] CATLIKE ACEIKLT resembling cat; stealthy; silent [adj] CATLING ACGILNT surgical knife [n -S] CATLINS ACILNST CATLIN, catling (surgical knife) [n] CATMINT ACIMNTT catnip (aromatic herb) [n -S] CATNAPS AACNPST CATNAP, to doze (to sleep lightly) [v] CATNIPS ACINPST CATNIP, aromatic herb [n] CATSPAW AACPSTW light wind [n -S] CATSUIT ACISTTU close-fitting one-piece garment [n -S] CATSUPS ACPSSTU CATSUP, ketchup (spicy tomato sauce) [n] CATTAIL AACILTT marsh plant [n -S] CATTALO AACLOTT catalo (hybrid between buffalo and cow) [n -ES, -S] CATTERY ACERTTY establishment for breeding cats [n -RIES] CATTIER ACEIRTT CATTY, catlike; spiteful [adj] CATTIES ACEISTT CATTIE, Asian unit of weight [n] CATTILY ACILTTY in catty (catlike; spiteful) manner [adv] CATTING ACGINTT CAT, to hoist anchor to cathead [v] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CATTISH ACHISTT catty (catlike; spiteful) [adj] CATWALK AACKLTW narrow walkway [n -S] CAUDATE AACDETU basal ganglion of brain [n -S] CAUDLES ACDELSU CAUDLE, warm beverage [n] CAULINE ACEILNU pertaining to stem [adj] CAULKED ACDEKLU CAULK, to make seams of ship watertight [v] CAULKER ACEKLRU one that caulks (to make seams of ship watertight) [n -S] CAUSALS AACLSSU CAUSAL, word expressing cause or reason [n] CAUSERS ACERSSU CAUSER, one that causes (to bring about) [n] CAUSEYS ACESSUY CAUSEY, paved road [n] CAUSING ACGINSU CAUSE, to bring about [v] CAUSTIC ACCISTU corrosive substance [n -S] CAUTERY ACERTUY something used to destroy tissue [n -RIES] CAUTION ACINOTU to warn (to make aware of impending or possible danger) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CAVALLA AAACLLV large food fish [n -S] CAVALLY AACLLVY cavalla (large food fish) [n -LLIES] CAVALRY AACLRVY mobile army unit [n -RIES] CAVEATS AACESTV CAVEAT, to enter type of legal notice [v] CAVEMAN AACEMNV cave dweller [n -MEN] CAVEMEN ACEEMNV CAVEMAN, cave dweller [n] CAVEOLA AACELOV small pit in cell [n -E] CAVERNS ACENRSV CAVERN, to hollow out [v] CAVETTI ACEITTV CAVETTO, concave molding [n] CAVETTO ACEOTTV concave molding [n -TTI, -S] CAVIARE AACEIRV caviar (roe of sturgeon) [n -S] CAVIARS AACIRSV CAVIAR, roe of sturgeon [n] CAVILED ACDEILV CAVIL, to carp (to find fault unreasonably) [v] CAVILER ACEILRV one that cavils (to carp (to find fault unreasonably)) [n -S] CAVINGS ACGINSV CAVING, sport of exploring caves [n] CAVORTS ACORSTV CAVORT, to frolic (to play and run about merrily) [v] CAYENNE ACEENNY hot seasoning [n -S] CAYMANS AACMNSY CAYMAN, caiman (tropical reptile) [n] CAYUSES ACESSUY CAYUSE, Indian pony [n] CAZIQUE ACEIQUZ cacique (tropical oriole) [n -S] CEASING ACEGINS CEASE, to stop (to discontinue progress or motion of) [v] CEBOIDS BCDEIOS CEBOID, one of family of monkeys [n] CECALLY ACCELLY CECUM, bodily cavity with one opening [adv] CEDILLA ACDEILL pronunciation mark [n -S] CEDULAS ACDELSU CEDULA, Philippine tax [n] CEILERS CEEILRS CEILER, one that ceils (to furnish with ceiling) [n] CEILIDH CDEHIIL Irish or Scottish party [n -S] CEILING CEGIILN CEIL, to furnish with ceiling [v] / overhead lining of room [n -S] CELADON ACDELNO pale green color [n -S] CELESTA ACEELST keyboard instrument [n -S] CELESTE CEEELST celesta (keyboard instrument) [n -S] CELIACS ACCEILS CELIAC, one that has chronic nutritional disturbance [n] CELLARS ACELLRS CELLAR, to store in underground room [v] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CELLING CEGILLN CELL, to store in honeycomb [v] CELLIST CEILLST one who plays cello [n -S] CELLULE CEELLLU small cell [n -S] CELOSIA ACEILOS flowering plant [n -S] CELOTEX CEELOTX trademark [n -ES] CEMBALI ABCEILM CEMBALO, harpsichord [n] CEMBALO ABCELMO harpsichord [n -LI, -S] CEMENTA ACEEMNT CEMENTUM, hard tissue covering roots of teeth [n] CEMENTS CEEMNST CEMENT, to bind firmly [v] CENACLE ACCEELN small dining room [n -S] CENOTES CEENOST CENOTE, sinkhole in limestone [n] CENSERS CEENRSS CENSER, vessel for burning incense [n] CENSING CEGINNS CENSE, to perfume with incense [v] CENSORS CENORSS CENSOR, to delete objectionable word or passage [v] CENSUAL ACELNSU pertaining to act of censusing [adj] CENSURE CEENRSU to criticize severely [v -D, -RING, -S] CENTALS ACELNST CENTAL, unit of weight [n] CENTARE ACEENRT measure of land area [n -S] CENTAUR ACENRTU mythological creature [n -S] CENTAVO ACENOTV coin of various Spanish-American nations [n -S] CENTERS CEENRST CENTER, to place at center (midpoint) [v] CENTILE CEEILNT value of statistical variable [n -S] CENTIME CEEIMNT 100th part of franc [n -S] CENTIMO CEIMNOT any of various small coins [n -S] CENTNER CEENNRT unit of weight [n -S] CENTRAL ACELNRT situated at, in, or near center [adj -ER, -EST] / telephone exchange [n -S] CENTRED CDEENRT CENTRE, to center (to place at center (midpoint)) [v] CENTRES CEENRST CENTRE, to center (to place at center (midpoint)) [v] CENTRIC CCEINRT situated at center [adj] CENTRUM CEMNRTU body of vertebra [n -RA, -S] CENTUMS CEMNSTU CENTUM, one hundred [n] CENTURY CENRTUY period of 100 years [n -RIES] CEPHEID CDEEHIP giant star [n -S] CERAMAL AACELMR heat-resistant alloy [n -S] CERAMIC ACCEIMR item made of baked clay [n -S] CERATED ACDEERT covered with wax [adj] CERATES ACEERST CERATE, medicated ointment [n] CERATIN ACEINRT keratin (fibrous protein) [n -S] CEREALS ACEELRS CEREAL, food made from grain [n] CEREBRA ABCEERR CEREBRUM, part of brain [n] CERESIN CEEINRS hard whitish wax [n -S] CERIPHS CEHIPRS CERIPH, serif (fine line used to finish off main stroke of letter) [n] CERISES CEEIRSS CERISE, red color [n] CERITES CEEIRST CERITE, mineral (naturally occurring inorganic substance having characteristic set of physical properties) [n] CERIUMS CEIMRSU CERIUM, metallic element [n] CERMETS CEEMRST CERMET, ceramal (heat-resistant alloy) [n] CEROTIC CCEIORT pertaining to beeswax [adj] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CERTAIN ACEINRT absolutely confident [adj -ER, -EST] CERTIFY CEFIRTY to confirm (to assure validity of) [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] CERUMEN CEEMNRU waxy secretion of ear [n -S] CERUSES CEERSSU CERUSE, lead compound [n] CERVEZA ACEERVZ beer (alcoholic beverage) [n -S] CERVIDS CDEIRSV CERVID, mammal of deer family [n] CERVINE CEEINRV pertaining to deer (ruminant mammal) [adj] CESIUMS CEIMSSU CESIUM, metallic element [n] CESSING CEGINSS CESS, to tax or assess [v] CESSION CEINOSS act of ceding (to yield (to give up)) [n -S] CESSPIT CEIPSST cesspool (covered well or pit for sewage) [n -S] CESTODE CDEEOST tapeworm (parasitic worm) [n -S] CESTOID CDEIOST cestode (tapeworm (parasitic worm)) [n -S] CESURAE ACEERSU CESURA, caesura (pause in line of verse) [n] CESURAS ACERSSU CESURA, caesura (pause in line of verse) [n] CETANES ACEENST CETANE, diesel fuel [n] CEVICHE CCEEHIV seviche (dish of raw fish) [n -S] CHABLIS ABCHILS dry white wine [n CHABLIS] CHABOUK ABCHKOU type of whip [n -S] CHABUKS ABCHKSU CHABUK, chabouk (type of whip) [n] CHACHKA AACCHHK chatchka (knickknack) [n -S] CHACMAS AACCHMS CHACMA, large baboon [n] CHADARS AACDHRS CHADAR, chador (large shawl) [n] CHADORS ACDHORS CHADOR, large shawl [n] CHAEBOL ABCEHLO group of businesses in Korea owned by one family [n -S] CHAETAE AACEEHT CHAETA, bristle or seta [n] CHAETAL AACEHLT CHAETA, bristle or seta [adj] CHAFERS ACEFHRS CHAFER, large beetle [n] CHAFFED ACDEFFH CHAFF, to poke fun at [v] CHAFFER ACEFFHR to bargain or haggle [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHAFING ACFGHIN CHAFE, to warm by rubbing [v] CHAGRIN ACGHINR to humiliate [v -NNED, -NED, -NNING, -NING -S] CHAINED ACDEHIN CHAIN, to bind with chain (series of connected rings) [v] CHAINER ACEHINR chainman (surveyor's assistant who uses measuring chain) [n -S] CHAINES ACEHINS CHAINE, series of ballet turns [n] CHAIRED ACDEHIR CHAIR, to install in office [v] CHAISES ACEHISS CHAISE, light carriage [n] CHAKRAS AACHKRS CHAKRA, body center in yoga [n] CHALAHS AACHHLS CHALAH, challah (kind of bread) [n] CHALAZA AAACHLZ band of tissue in egg [n -E, -S] CHALCID ACCDHIL tiny fly [n -S] CHALEHS ACEHHLS CHALEH, challah (kind of bread) [n] CHALETS ACEHLST CHALET, Swiss cottage [n] CHALICE ACCEHIL drinking cup [n -S] CHALKED ACDEHKL CHALK, to mark with chalk (soft limestone) [v] CHALLAH AACHHLL kind of bread [n -S, -LLOT, -LLOTH] CHALLAS AACHLLS CHALLA, challah (kind of bread) [n] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CHALLIE ACEHILL challis (light fabric) [n -S] CHALLIS ACHILLS light fabric [n -ES] CHALLOT ACHLLOT CHALLAH, kind of bread [n] CHALONE ACEHLNO hormone (secretion of endocrine organs) [n -S] CHALOTH ACHHLOT CHALAH, challah (kind of bread) [n] CHALUPA AACHLPU fried corn tortilla spread with savory mixture [n -S] CHALUTZ ACHLTUZ halutz (Israeli farmer) [n -IM] CHAMADE AACDEHM signal made with drum [n -S] CHAMBER ABCEHMR to put in chamber (room) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHAMBRE ABCEHMR brought (as wine) to room temperature [adj] CHAMFER ACEFHMR to groove (to form groove (long, narrow depression)) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHAMISA AACHIMS saltbush of Southwest [n -S] CHAMISE ACEHIMS chamiso (flowering shrub) [n -S] CHAMISO ACHIMOS flowering shrub [n -S] CHAMOIS ACHIMOS soft leather [n CHAMOIX] / to prepare leather like chamois [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHAMOIX ACHIMOX CHAMOIS, soft leather [n] CHAMPAC AACCHMP champak (East Indian tree) [n -S] CHAMPAK AACHKMP East Indian tree [n -S] CHAMPED ACDEHMP CHAMP, to chew noisily [v] CHAMPER ACEHMPR one that champs (to chew noisily) [n] CHANCED ACCDEHN CHANCE, to risk (to expose to risk (chance of injury or loss)) [v] CHANCEL ACCEHLN area around church altar [n -S] CHANCER ACCEHNR opportunist [n -S] CHANCES ACCEHNS CHANCE, to risk (to expose to risk (chance of injury or loss)) [v] CHANCRE ACCEHNR hard-based sore [n -S] CHANGED ACDEGHN CHANGE, to make different [v] CHANGER ACEGHNR one that changes (to make different) [n -S] CHANGES ACEGHNS CHANGE, to make different [v] CHANNEL ACEHLNN to direct along some desired course [v -NNED, -NED, -NNING, -NING, -S] CHANOYU ACHNOUY Japanese tea ritual [n -S] CHANSON ACHNNOS song (musical composition written or adapted for singing) [n -S] CHANTED ACDEHNT CHANT, to sing (to utter with musical inflections of voice) [v] CHANTER ACEHNRT one that chants (to sing (to utter with musical inflections of voice)) [n -S] CHANTEY ACEHNTY sailor's song [n -S] CHANTOR ACHNORT chanter (one that chants (to sing)) [n -S] CHANTRY ACHNRTY endowment given to church [n -RIES] CHAOSES ACEHOSS CHAOS, state of total disorder; confused mass [n] CHAOTIC ACCHIOT CHAOS, state of total disorder; confused mass [adj] CHAPATI AACHIPT unleavened bread of India [n -S] CHAPEAU AACEHPU hat [n -S, -X] CHAPELS ACEHLPS CHAPEL, place of worship [n] CHAPLET ACEHLPT wreath for head [n -S] CHAPMAN AACHMNP peddler (one that peddles (to travel about selling wares)) [n -MEN] CHAPMEN ACEHMNP CHAPMAN, peddler (one that peddles (to travel about selling wares)) [n] CHAPPAL AACHLPP sandal worn in India [n -S] CHAPPED ACDEHPP CHAP, to split, crack, or redden [v] CHAPPIE ACEHIPP fellow [n -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CHAPTER ACEHPRT to divide book into chapters (main sections) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHARADE AACDEHR word represented by pantomime [n -S] CHARGED ACDEGHR CHARGE, to accuse formally [v] CHARGER ACEGHRR one that charges (to accuse formally) [n -S] CHARGES ACEGHRS CHARGE, to accuse formally [v] CHARIER ACEHIRR CHARY, cautious (exercising prudence to avoid danger) [adj] CHARILY ACHILRY in chary (cautious (exercising prudence to avoid danger)) manner [adv] CHARING ACGHINR CHARE, to do small jobs [v] CHARIOT ACHIORT to ride in chariot (type of cart) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHARISM ACHIMRS charisma (special magnetic appeal) [n -S] CHARITY ACHIRTY something given to needy [n -TIES] CHARKAS AACHKRS CHARKA, charkha (spinning wheel) [n] CHARKED ACDEHKR CHARK, to char (to burn slightly) [v] CHARKHA AACHHKR spinning wheel [n -S] CHARLEY ACEHLRY charlie (fool) [n -S] CHARLIE ACEHILR fool [n -S] CHARMED ACDEHMR CHARM, to attract irresistibly [v] CHARMER ACEHMRR one that charms (to attract irresistibly) [n -S] CHARNEL ACEHLNR room where corpses are placed [n -S] CHARPAI AACHIPR charpoy (bed used in India) [n -S] CHARPOY ACHOPRY bed used in India [n -S] CHARQUI ACHIQRU type of meat (animal flesh used as food) [n -S] CHARRED ACDEHRR CHAR, to burn slightly [v] CHARROS ACHORRS CHARRO, cowboy [n] CHARTED ACDEHRT CHART, to map out [v] CHARTER ACEHRRT to lease or hire [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHASERS ACEHRSS CHASER, one that chases (to pursue (to follow in order to overtake or capture)) [n] CHASING ACGHINS CHASE, to pursue (to follow in order to overtake or capture) [v] / design engraved on metal [n -S] CHASMAL AACHLMS CHASM, deep cleft in earth [adj] CHASMED ACDEHMS CHASM, deep cleft in earth [adj] CHASMIC ACCHIMS CHASM, deep cleft in earth [adj] CHASSED ACDEHSS CHASSE, to perform dance movement [v] CHASSES ACEHSSS CHASSE, to perform dance movement [v] CHASSIS ACHISSS frame of car [n CHASSIS] CHASTEN ACEHNST to chastise (to discipline by punishment) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHASTER ACEHRST CHASTE, morally pure [adj] CHATEAU AACEHTU large country house [n -S, -X] CHATTED ACDEHTT CHAT, to converse informally [v] CHATTEL ACEHLTT slave [n -S] CHATTER ACEHRTT to talk rapidly and trivially [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHAUFER ACEFHRU chauffer (small furnace) [n -S] CHAUNTS ACHNSTU CHAUNT, to chant (to sing (to utter with musical inflections of voice)) [v] CHAWERS ACEHRSW CHAWER, one that chaws (to chew (to crush or grind with teeth)) [n] CHAWING ACGHINW CHAW, to chew (to crush or grind with teeth) [v] CHAYOTE ACEHOTY tropical vine [n -S] CHAZANS AACHNSZ CHAZAN, cantor (religious singer) [n] CHAZZAN AACHNZZ chazan (cantor (religious singer)) [n -IM, -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CHAZZEN ACEHNZZ chazan (cantor (religious singer)) [n -IM, -S] CHEAPEN ACEEHNP to make cheap [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHEAPER ACEEHPR CHEAP, inexpensive [adj] CHEAPIE ACEEHIP one that is cheap [n -S] CHEAPLY ACEHLPY in cheap (inexpensive) manner [adv] CHEAPOS ACEHOPS CHEAPO, cheapie (one that is cheap) [n] CHEATED ACDEEHT CHEAT, to defraud (to swindle (to take money or property from by fraudulent means)) [v] CHEATER ACEEHRT one that cheats (to defraud (to swindle)) [n -S] CHEBECS BCCEEHS CHEBEC, small bird [n] CHECKED CCDEEHK CHECK, to inspect (to look carefully at or over) [v] CHECKER CCEEHKR to mark with squares [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHECKUP CCEHKPU examination [n -S] CHEDDAR ACDDEHR type of cheese [n -S] CHEDERS CDEEHRS CHEDER, heder (Jewish school) [n] CHEDITE CDEEHIT explosive [n -S] CHEEKED CDEEEHK CHEEK, to speak impudently to [v] CHEEPED CDEEEHP CHEEP, to chirp (to utter short, shrill sound) [v] CHEEPER CEEEHPR one that cheeps (to chirp (to utter short, shrill sound)) [n -S] CHEERED CDEEEHR CHEER, to applaud with shouts of approval [v] CHEERER CEEEHRR one that cheers (to applaud with shouts of approval) [n -S] CHEERIO CEEHIOR greeting (salutation) [n -S] CHEERLY CEEHLRY cheerily (in cheery (cheerful (full of spirits)) manner) [adv] CHEEROS CEEHORS CHEERO, cheerio (greeting (salutation)) [n] CHEESED CDEEEHS CHEESE, to stop (to discontinue progress or motion of) [v] CHEESES CEEEHSS CHEESE, to stop (to discontinue progress or motion of) [v] CHEETAH ACEEHHT swift-running wildcat [n -S] CHEFDOM CDEFHMO status of chef [n -S] CHEFFED CDEEFFH CHEF, to work as chef (chief cook) [v] CHEFING CEFGHIN CHEF, to work as chef (chief cook) [v] CHEGOES CEEGHOS CHEGOE, chigoe (tropical flea) [n] CHELATE ACEEHLT to combine metal ion with compound [v -D, -TING, -S] CHELOID CDEHILO keloid (scar caused by excessive growth of fibrous tissue) [n -S] CHEMICS CCEHIMS CHEMIC, chemist (one versed in chemistry) [n] CHEMISE CEEHIMS loose dress [n -S] CHEMISM CEHIMMS chemical attraction [n -S] CHEMIST CEHIMST one versed in chemistry [n -S] CHEQUER CEEHQRU to checker (to mark with squares) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHEQUES CEEHQSU CHEQUE, written order directing bank to pay money [n] CHERISH CEHHIRS to hold dear [v -ED, -ING, -ES] CHEROOT CEHOORT square-cut cigar [n -S] CHERUBS BCEHRSU CHERUB, angel [n] CHERVIL CEHILRV aromatic herb [n -S] CHESSES CEEHSSS CHESS, weed [n] CHESTED CDEEHST CHEST, part of body [adj] CHETAHS ACEHHST CHETAH, cheetah (swift-running wildcat) [n] CHETRUM CEHMRTU monetary unit of Bhutan [n -S, CHHERTUM] CHEVETS CEEHSTV CHEVET, apsidal end of church [n] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CHEVIED CDEEHIV CHEVY, to chase about [v] CHEVIES CEEHISV CHEVY, to chase about [v] CHEVIOT CEHIOTV coarse fabric [n -S] CHEVRES CEEHRSV CHEVRE, cheese made from goat's milk [n] CHEVRET CEEHRTV chevre (cheese made from goat's milk) [n -S] CHEVRON CEHNORV V-shaped pattern [n -S] CHEWERS CEEHRSW CHEWER, one that chews (to crush or grind with teeth) [n] CHEWIER CEEHIRW CHEWY, not easily chewed [adj] CHEWING CEGHINW CHEW, to crush or grind with teeth [v] CHEWINK CEHIKNW common finch [n -S] CHIANTI ACHIINT dry red wine [n -S] CHIASMA AACHIMS anatomical junction [n -S, -TA] CHIASMI ACHIIMS CHIASMUS, reversal of word order between parallel phrases [n] CHIASMS ACHIMSS CHIASM, chiasma (anatomical junction) [n] CHIBOUK BCHIKOU Turkish tobacco pipe [n -S] CHICANE ACCEHIN to trick by clever ruse [v -D, -NING, -S] CHICANO ACCHINO American of Mexican descent [n -S] CHICEST CCEHIST CHIC, smartly stylish [adj] CHICHIS CCHHIIS CHICHI, elaborate ornamentation [n] CHICKEE CCEEHIK stilt house of Seminole Indians [n -S] CHICKEN CCEHIKN to lose one's nerve [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHICLES CCEHILS CHICLE, tree gum [n] CHICORY CCHIORY perennial herb [n -RIES] CHICOTS CCHIOST CHICOT, dead tree [n] CHIDDEN CDDEHIN CHIDE, to scold (to rebuke harshly) [v] CHIDERS CDEHIRS CHIDER, one that chides (to scold (to rebuke harshly)) [n] CHIDING CDGHIIN CHIDE, to scold (to rebuke harshly) [v] CHIEFER CEEFHIR CHIEF, highest in authority [adj] CHIEFLY CEFHILY above all [adv] CHIELDS CDEHILS CHIELD, young man [n] CHIFFON CFFHINO sheer fabric [n -S] CHIGGER CEGGHIR parasitic mite [n -S] CHIGNON CGHINNO woman's hairdo [n -S] CHIGOES CEGHIOS CHIGOE, tropical flea [n] CHILDES CDEHILS CHILDE, youth of noble birth [n] CHILDLY CDHILLY resembling child (young person) [adj -LIER, -LIEST] CHILIAD ACDHIIL group of one thousand [n -S] CHILIES CEHIILS CHILI, hot pepper [n] CHILLAX ACHILLX to calm down [v -ED, -ING, -ES] CHILLED CDEHILL CHILL, to make cold [v] CHILLER CEHILLR CHILL, cool (moderately cold) [adj] / one that chills (to make cold) [n -S] CHILLIS CHIILLS CHILLI, chili (hot pepper) [n] CHILLUM CHILLMU part of water pipe [n -S] CHIMARS ACHIMRS CHIMAR, chimere (bishop's robe) [n] CHIMBLY BCHILMY chimley (chimney (flue (enclosed passageway for directing current))) [n -LIES] CHIMERA ACEHIMR imaginary monster [n -S] CHIMERE CEEHIMR bishop's robe [n -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CHIMERS CEHIMRS CHIMER, one that chimes (to ring harmoniously) [n] CHIMING CGHIIMN CHIME, to ring harmoniously [v] CHIMLAS ACHILMS CHIMLA, chimley (chimney (flue (enclosed passageway for directing current))) [n] CHIMLEY CEHILMY chimney (flue (enclosed passageway for directing current)) [n -S] CHIMNEY CEHIMNY flue (enclosed passageway for directing current) [n -S] CHINCHY CCHHINY stingy (unwilling to spend or give) [adj -HIER, -HIEST] CHINING CGHIINN CHINE, to cut through backbone of [v] CHINKED CDEHIKN CHINK, to fill cracks or fissures in [v] CHINNED CDEHINN CHIN, to hold with chin (lower part of face) [v] CHINOIS CHIINOS cone-shaped sieve [n -ES] CHINONE CEHINNO quinone (chemical compound) [n -S] CHINOOK CHIKNOO warm wind [n -S] CHINSED CDEHINS CHINSE, to fill seams in boat or cabin [v] CHINSES CEHINSS CHINSE, to fill seams in boat or cabin [v] CHINTZY CHINTYZ gaudy; cheap [adj -ZIER, -ZIEST] CHINWAG ACGHINW to gossip (to talk idly about affairs of others) [v -GGED, -GGING, -S] CHIPPED CDEHIPP CHIP, to break small piece from [v] CHIPPER CEHIPPR to chirp (to utter short, shrill sound) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHIPPIE CEHIIPP chippy (prostitute) [n -S] CHIPSET CEHIPST set of integrated circuits [n -S] CHIRKED CDEHIKR CHIRK, to make shrill noise [v] CHIRKER CEHIKRR CHIRK, cheerful (full of spirits) [adj] CHIRMED CDEHIMR CHIRM, to chirp (to utter short, shrill sound) [v] CHIRPED CDEHIPR CHIRP, to utter short, shrill sound [v] CHIRPER CEHIPRR one that chirps (to utter short, shrill sound) [n -S] CHIRRED CDEHIRR CHIRR, to make harsh, vibrant sound [v] / CHIRRE, to chirr [v] CHIRREN CEHINRR children (young person) [n CHIRREN] CHIRRES CEHIRRS CHIRRE, to chirr (to make harsh, vibrant sound) [v] CHIRRUP CHIPRRU to chirp repeatedly [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHISELS CEHILSS CHISEL, to use chisel (cutting tool) [v] CHITALS ACHILST CHITAL, Asian deer [n] CHITINS CHIINST CHITIN, main component of insect shells [n] CHITLIN CHIILNT chitling (part of small intestine of swine) [n -S] CHITONS CHINOST CHITON, tunic worn in ancient Greece [n] CHITTER CEHIRTT to twitter (to utter succession of chirping sounds) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHIVARI ACHIIRV to chivaree (to perform mock serenade) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHIVIED CDEHIIV CHIVY, to chevy (to chase about) [v] CHIVIES CEHIISV CHIVY, to chevy (to chase about) [v] CHLAMYS ACHLMSY garment worn in ancient Greece [n -YDES, -ES] CHLORAL ACHLLOR chemical compound [n -S] CHLORIC CCHILOR pertaining to chlorine (gaseous element) [adj] CHLORID CDHILOR chloride (chlorine compound) [n -S] CHLORIN CHILNOR chlorine (gaseous element) [n -S] CHOANAE AACEHNO CHOANA, funnel-shaped opening [n] CHOCKED CCDEHKO CHOCK, to secure with wedge of wood or metal [v] CHOICER CCEHIOR CHOICE, of fine quality [adj] CHOICES CCEHIOS CHOICE, one that is chosen [n] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CHOIRED CDEHIOR CHOIR, to sing in unison [v] CHOKERS CEHKORS CHOKER, one that chokes (to impede breathing of) [n] CHOKEYS CEHKOSY CHOKEY, choky (prison) [n] CHOKIER CEHIKOR CHOKEY, choky (tending to cause choking) [adj] / CHOKY [adj] CHOKIES CEHIKOS CHOKY, prison [n] CHOKING CGHIKNO CHOKE, to impede breathing of [v] CHOLATE ACEHLOT chemical salt [n -S] CHOLENT CEHLNOT traditional Jewish stew [n -S] CHOLERA ACEHLOR acute disease [n -S] CHOLERS CEHLORS CHOLER, anger [n] CHOLINE CEHILNO B vitamin [n -S] CHOLLAS ACHLLOS CHOLLA, treelike cactus [n] CHOMPED CDEHMOP CHOMP, to champ (to chew noisily) [v] CHOMPER CEHMOPR one that chomps (to champ (to chew noisily)) [n -S] CHOOSER CEHOORS one that chooses (to take by preference) [n -S] CHOOSES CEHOOSS CHOOSE, to take by preference [v] CHOOSEY CEHOOSY choosy (hard to please) [adj -SIER, -SIEST] CHOPINE CEHINOP type of shoe (covering for foot) [n -S] CHOPINS CHINOPS CHOPIN, chopine (type of shoe (covering for foot)) [n] CHOPPED CDEHOPP CHOP, to sever with sharp tool [v] CHOPPER CEHOPPR to travel by helicopter [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHORAGI ACGHIOR CHORAGUS, leader of chorus or choir [n] CHORALE ACEHLOR hymn that is sung in unison [n -S] CHORALS ACHLORS CHORAL, chorale (hymn that is sung in unison) [n] CHORDAL ACDHLOR pertaining to chord [adj] CHORDED CDDEHOR CHORD, to play chord (combination of three or more musical tones) [v] CHOREAL ACEHLOR CHOREA, nervous disorder [adj] CHOREAS ACEHORS CHOREA, nervous disorder [n] CHOREGI CEGHIOR CHOREGUS, choragus (leader of chorus or choir) [n] CHOREIC CCEHIOR CHOREA, nervous disorder [adj] CHORIAL ACHILOR pertaining to chorion (embryonic membrane) [adj] CHORINE CEHINOR chorus girl [n -S] CHORING CGHINOR CHORE, to do small jobs [v] CHORION CHINOOR embryonic membrane [n -S] CHORIZO CHIOORZ highly seasoned sausage [n -S] CHOROID CDHIOOR membrane of eye [n -S] CHORTEN CEHNORT Tibetan shrine [n -S] CHORTLE CEHLORT to chuckle with glee [v -D, -LING, -S] CHOUGHS CGHHOSU CHOUGH, crow-like bird [n] CHOUSED CDEHOSU CHOUSE, to swindle (to take money or property from by fraudulent means) [v] CHOUSER CEHORSU one that chouses (to swindle (to take money or property from by fraudulent means)) [n -S] CHOUSES CEHOSSU CHOUSE, to swindle (to take money or property from by fraudulent means) [v] CHOWDER CDEHORW to make thick soup of [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHOWING CGHINOW CHOW, to eat (to consume food) [v] CHOWSED CDEHOSW CHOWSE, to chouse (to swindle (to take money or property from by fraudulent means)) [v] CHOWSES CEHOSSW CHOWSE, to chouse (to swindle (to take money or property from by fraudulent means)) [v] CHRISMA ACHIMRS CHRISMON, Christian monogram [n] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CHRISMS CHIMRSS CHRISM, consecrated oil [n] CHRISOM CHIMORS chrism (consecrated oil) [n -S] CHRISTY CHIRSTY skiing turn [n -TIES] CHROMAS ACHMORS CHROMA, purity of color [n] CHROMED CDEHMOR CHROME, to plate with chromium [v] CHROMES CEHMORS CHROME, to plate with chromium [v] CHROMIC CCHIMOR pertaining to chromium (metallic element) [adj] CHROMOS CHMOORS CHROMO, type of color picture [n] CHROMYL CHLMORY bivalent radical [n -S] CHRONIC CCHINOR one that suffers from long-lasting disease [n -S] CHRONON CHNNOOR hypothetical unit of time [n -S] CHUCKED CCDEHKU CHUCK, to throw (to propel through air with movement of arm) [v] CHUCKER CCEHKRU one that chucks (to throw (to propel through air with movement of arm)) [n -S] CHUCKLE CCEHKLU to laugh quietly [v -D, -LING, -S] CHUDDAH ACDDHHU chuddar (large, square shawl) [n -S] CHUDDAR ACDDHRU large, square shawl [n -S] CHUDDER CDDEHRU chuddar (large, square shawl) [n -S] CHUFFED CDEFFHU CHUFF, to chug (to move with dull explosive sound) [v] CHUFFER CEFFHRU CHUFF, gruff (low and harsh in speech) [adj] CHUGGED CDEGGHU CHUG, to move with dull explosive sound [v] CHUGGER CEGGHRU one that chugs (to move with dull explosive sound) [n -S] CHUKARS ACHKRSU CHUKAR, game bird [n] CHUKKAR ACHKKRU chukker (period of play in polo) [n -S] CHUKKAS ACHKKSU CHUKKA, type of boot [n] CHUKKER CEHKKRU period of play in polo [n -S] CHUMMED CDEHMMU CHUM, to be close friends with someone [v] CHUMPED CDEHMPU CHUMP, to munch (to chew with crackling sound) [v] CHUNDER CDEHNRU to vomit (to eject contents of stomach through mouth) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHUNKED CDEHKNU CHUNK, to make dull explosive sound [v] CHUNNEL CEHLNNU tunnel under English Channel [n -S] CHUNTER CEHNRTU to mutter (to speak unclearly) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHUPPAH ACHHPPU canopy used at Jewish wedding [n -S, -PPOT] CHUPPAS ACHPPSU CHUPPA, chuppah (canopy used at Jewish wedding) [n] CHUPPOT CHOPPTU CHUPPA, chuppah [n] / CHUPPAH, canopy used at Jewish wedding [n] / HUPPAH, chuppah [n] CHURCHY CCHHRUY churchly (pertaining to church) [adj -HIER, -HIEST] CHURNED CDEHNRU CHURN, to stir briskly in order to make butter [v] CHURNER CEHNRRU one that churns (to stir briskly in order to make butter) [n -S] CHURRED CDEHRRU CHURR, to make vibrant sound [v] CHURROS CHORRSU CHURRO, Spanish and Mexican pastry [n] CHUSING CGHINSU CHUSE, to choose (to take by preference) [v] CHUTING CGHINTU CHUTE, to convey by chute (vertical passage) [v] CHUTIST CHISTTU parachutist [n -S] CHUTNEE CEEHNTU chutney (sweet and sour sauce) [n -S] CHUTNEY CEHNTUY sweet and sour sauce [n -S] CHUTZPA ACHPTUZ chutzpah (supreme self-confidence) [n -S] CHYLOUS CHLOSUY CHYLE, digestive fluid [adj] CHYMICS CCHIMSY CHYMIC, chemic (chemist (one versed in chemistry)) [n] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CHYMIST CHIMSTY chemist (one versed in chemistry) [n -S] CHYMOUS CHMOSUY pertaining to chyme (semi-digested food) [adj] CHYRONS CHNORSY CHYRON, type of digital graphic video overlay [n] CHYTRID CDHIRTY aquatic or soil fungus [n -S] CIBORIA ABCIIOR CIBORIUM, vessel for holding holy bread [n] CIBOULE BCEILOU cibol (variety of onion) [n -S] CICADAE AACCDEI CICADA, winged insect [n] CICADAS AACCDIS CICADA, winged insect [n] CICALAS AACCILS CICALA, cicada (winged insect) [n] CICEROS CCEIORS CICERO, unit of measure in printing [n] CICHLID CCDHIIL tropical fish [n -E, -S] CICOREE CCEEIOR perennial herb [n -S] CIGARET ACEGIRT cigarette [n -S] CIGGIES CEGGIIS CIGGIE, cigarette [n] / CIGGY, ciggie (cigarette) [n] CILIARY ACIILRY pertaining to cilia (short, hairlike projection) [adj] CILIATE ACEIILT one of class of ciliated protozoans [n -S] CILICES CCEIILS CILICE, coarse cloth [n] CIMICES CCEIIMS CIMEX, bedbug (bloodsucking insect) [n] CINCHED CCDEHIN CINCH, to girth (to encircle (to form circle around)) [v] CINCHES CCEHINS CINCH, to girth (to encircle (to form circle around)) [v] CINDERS CDEINRS CINDER, to reduce to cinders (ashes) [v] CINDERY CDEINRY containing cinders [adj] CINEAST ACEINST devotee of motion pictures [n -S] CINEMAS ACEIMNS CINEMA, motion-picture theater [n] CINEOLE CEEILNO cineol (liquid used as antiseptic) [n -S] CINEOLS CEILNOS CINEOL, liquid used as antiseptic [n] CINERIN CEIINNR compound used in insecticides [n -S] CINGULA ACGILNU CINGULUM, anatomical band or girdle [n] CINQUES CEINQSU CINQUE, number five [n] CIPHERS CEHIPRS CIPHER, to solve problems in arithmetic [v] CIPHONY CHINOPY electronic scrambling of voice transmissions [n -NIES] CIPOLIN CIILNOP type of marble [n -S] CIRCLED CCDEILR CIRCLE, to move or revolve around [v] CIRCLER CCEILRR one that circles (to move or revolve around) [n -S] CIRCLES CCEILRS CIRCLE, to move or revolve around [v] CIRCLET CCEILRT small ring or ring-shaped object [n -S] CIRCUIT CCIIRTU to move around [v -ED, -ING, -S] CIRCUSY CCIRSUY CIRCUS, public entertainment [adj] CIRQUES CEIQRSU CIRQUE, deep, steep-walled basin on mountain [n] CIRRATE ACEIRRT having cirri (tendril or similar part) [adj] CIRROSE CEIORRS cirrous (having cirri (tendril or similar part)) [adj] CIRROUS CIORRSU having cirri (tendril or similar part) [adj] CIRSOID CDIIORS varicose (abnormally swollen or dilated) [adj] CISCOES CCEIOSS CISCO, freshwater fish [n] CISSIES CEIISSS CISSY, sissy (effeminate man or boy) [n] CISSOID CDIIOSS type of geometric curve [n -S] CISTERN CEINRST water tank [n -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CISTRON CINORST segment of DNA [n -S] CITABLE ABCEILT citeable (suitable for citation) [adj] CITADEL ACDEILT fortress or stronghold [n -S] CITATOR ACIORTT one that cites (to quote as authority or example) [n -S] CITHARA AACHIRT ancient stringed instrument [n -S] CITHERN CEHINRT cittern (pear-shaped guitar) [n -S] CITHERS CEHIRST CITHER, cittern (pear-shaped guitar) [n] CITHREN CEHINRT cittern (pear-shaped guitar) [n -S] CITIZEN CEIINTZ resident of city or town [n -S] CITOLAS ACILOST CITOLA, cittern (pear-shaped guitar) [n] CITOLES CEILOST CITOLE, citola (cittern (pear-shaped guitar)) [n] CITRALS ACILRST CITRAL, lemon flavoring [n] CITRATE ACEIRTT salt of citric acid [n -S] CITRINE CEIINRT variety of quartz [n -S] CITRINS CIINRST CITRIN, citric vitamin [n] CITRONS CINORST CITRON, lemonlike fruit [n] CITROUS CIORSTU pertaining to citrus tree [adj] CITRUSY CIRSTUY CITRUS, any of genus of tropical, fruit-bearing trees [adj] CITTERN CEINRTT pear-shaped guitar [n -S] CIVILLY CIILLVY politely (showing consideration for others) [adv] CIVISMS CIIMSSV CIVISM, good citizenship [n] CIVVIES CEIISVV CIVVY, civilian (nonmilitary person) [n] CLABBER ABBCELR to curdle (to congeal (to change from fluid to solid)) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CLACHAN AACCHLN hamlet (small town) [n -S] CLACKED ACCDEKL CLACK, to make abrupt, dry sound [v] CLACKER ACCEKLR one that clacks (to make abrupt, dry sound) [n -S] CLADDED ACDDDEL CLAD, CLOTHE, to provide with clothing [v] CLADISM ACDILMS method of cladist [n -S] CLADIST ACDILST taxonomist who uses clades in classifying life-forms [n -S] CLADODE ACDDELO leaflike part of stem [n -S] CLAGGED ACDEGGL CLAG, to clog (to block up or obstruct) [v] CLAIMED ACDEILM CLAIM, to demand as one's due [v] CLAIMER ACEILMR one that claims (to demand as one's due) [n -S] CLAMANT AACLMNT noisy (making loud sounds) [adj] CLAMBER ABCELMR to climb awkwardly [v -ED, -ING, -S] CLAMMED ACDELMM CLAM, to dig for clams (bivalve mollusks) [v] CLAMMER ACELMMR one that clams (to dig for clams (bivalve mollusks)) [n -S] CLAMORS ACLMORS CLAMOR, to make loud outcries [v] CLAMOUR ACLMORU to clamor (to make loud outcries) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CLAMPED ACDELMP CLAMP, to fasten with clamp (securing device) [v] CLAMPER ACELMPR device worn on shoes to prevent slipping on ice [n -S] CLANGED ACDEGLN CLANG, to ring loudly [v] CLANGER ACEGLNR blunder [n -S] CLANGOR ACGLNOR to clang repeatedly [v -ED, -ING, -S] CLANKED ACDEKLN CLANK, to make sharp, metallic sound [v] CLAPPED ACDELPP CLAP, to strike one palm against other [v] CLAPPER ACELPPR one that claps (to strike one palm against other) [n -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CLAQUER ACELQRU claqueur (member of claque) [n -S] CLAQUES ACELQSU CLAQUE, group of hired applauders [n] CLARETS ACELRST CLARET, dry red wine [n] CLARIES ACEILRS CLARY, aromatic herb [n] CLARIFY ACFILRY to make clear [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] CLARION ACILNOR to proclaim by blowing medieval trumpet [v -ED, -ING, -S] CLARITY ACILRTY state of being clear (clean and pure) [n -TIES] CLARKIA AACIKLR annual herb [n -S] CLAROES ACELORS CLARO, mild cigar [n] CLASHED ACDEHLS CLASH, to conflict or disagree [v] CLASHER ACEHLRS one that clashes (to conflict or disagree) [n -S] CLASHES ACEHLSS CLASH, to conflict or disagree [v] CLASPED ACDELPS CLASP, to embrace tightly [v] CLASPER ACELPRS one that clasps (to embrace tightly) [n -S] CLASSED ACDELSS CLASS, to classify (to arrange according to characteristics) [v] CLASSER ACELRSS one that classes (to classify (to arrange according to characteristics)) [n -S] CLASSES ACELSSS CLASS, to classify (to arrange according to characteristics) [v] / CLASSIS, governing body in certain churches [n] CLASSIC ACCILSS work of enduring excellence [n -S] CLASSIS ACILSSS governing body in certain churches [n -SES] CLASSON ACLNOSS subatomic particle [n -S] CLASTIC ACCILST rock made up of other rocks [n -S] CLATTER ACELRTT to move with rattling noise [v -ED, -ING, -S] CLAUCHT ACCHLTU CLEEK, to clutch (to grasp and hold tightly) [v] CLAUGHT ACGHLTU to clutch (to grasp and hold tightly) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CLAUSAL AACLLSU CLAUSE, distinct part of composition [adj] CLAUSES ACELSSU CLAUSE, distinct part of composition [n] CLAVATE AACELTV shaped like club [adj] CLAVERS ACELRSV CLAVER, to gossip (to talk idly about affairs of others) [v] CLAVIER ACEILRV keyboard instrument [n -S] CLAWERS ACELRSW CLAWER, one that claws (to scratch with claws (sharp, curved toenails)) [n] CLAWING ACGILNW CLAW, to scratch with claws (sharp, curved toenails) [v] CLAXONS ACLNOSX CLAXON, klaxon (low-pitched horn) [n] CLAYIER ACEILRY CLAYEY, resembling clay [adj] CLAYING ACGILNY CLAY, to treat with clay (fine-grained, earthy material) [v] CLAYISH ACHILSY resembling or containing clay [adj] CLAYPAN AACLNPY shallow natural depression [n -S] CLEANED ACDEELN CLEAN, to rid of dirt or stain [v] CLEANER ACEELNR CLEAN, free from dirt or stain [adj]o / one that cleans (to rid of dirt or stain) [n -S] CLEANLY ACELLNY habitually clean [adj -LIER, -LIEST] CLEANSE ACEELNS to clean (to rid of dirt or stain) [v -D, -SING, -S] CLEANUP ACELNPU act of cleaning [n -S] CLEARED ACDEELR CLEAR, to remove obstructions [v] CLEARER ACEELRR CLEAR, clean and pure [adj] / one that clears (to remove obstructions) [n -S] CLEARLY ACELLRY in clear (clean and pure) manner [adv] CLEATED ACDEELT CLEAT, to strengthen with strip of wood or iron [v] CLEAVED ACDEELV CLEAVE, to split or divide [v] CLEAVER ACEELRV heavy knife [n -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CLEAVES ACEELSV CLEAVE, to split or divide [v] CLEEKED CDEEEKL CLEEK, to clutch (to grasp and hold tightly) [v] CLEFTED CDEEFLT CLEFT, CLEAVE, to split or divide [v] CLEMENT CEELMNT merciful (full of mercy) [adj] CLEOMES CEELMOS CLEOME, tropical plant [n] CLEPING CEGILNP CLEPE, to call by name [v] CLERICS CCEILRS CLERIC, member of clergy [n] CLERIDS CDEILRS CLERID, predatory beetle [n] CLERISY CEILRSY well-educated class [n -SIES] CLERKED CDEEKLR CLERK, to serve as clerk (office worker) [v] CLERKLY CEKLLRY pertaining to clerk [adj -LIER, -LIEST] CLEWING CEGILNW CLEW, to roll into ball [v] CLICHED CCDEHIL CLICHE, trite expression [adj] CLICHES CCEHILS CLICHE, trite expression [n] CLICKED CCDEIKL CLICK, to make short, sharp sound [v] CLICKER CCEIKLR one that clicks (to make short, sharp sound) [n -S] CLIENTS CEILNST CLIENT, customer (one who buys something) [n] CLIMATE ACEILMT weather conditions characteristic of area [n -S] CLIMBED BCDEILM CLIMB, to ascend (to go or move upward) [v] CLIMBER BCEILMR one that climbs (to ascend (to go or move upward)) [n -S] CLINGED CDEGILN CLING, to adhere closely [v] CLINGER CEGILNR one that clings (to adhere closely) [n -S] CLINICS CCIILNS CLINIC, medical facility [n] CLINKED CDEIKLN CLINK, to make soft, sharp, ringing sound [v] CLINKER CEIKLNR to form fused residue in burning [v -ED, -ING, -S] CLIPPED CDEILPP CLIP, to trim by cutting [v] CLIPPER CEILPPR one that clips (to trim by cutting) [n -S] CLIQUED CDEILQU CLIQUE, to form clique (exclusive group of persons) [v] CLIQUES CEILQSU CLIQUE, to form clique (exclusive group of persons) [v] CLIQUEY CEILQUY inclined to form cliques [adj -UIER, -UIEST] CLITICS CCIILST CLITIC, word pronounced as part of neighboring word [n] CLITTER CEILRTT to make thin rattling sound [v -ED, -ING, -S] CLIVERS CEILRSV annual herb [n CLIVERS] CLIVIAS ACIILSV CLIVIA, flowering plant [n] CLOACAE AACCELO CLOACA, sewer [n] CLOACAL AACCLLO CLOACA, sewer [adj] CLOACAS AACCLOS CLOACA, sewer [n] CLOAKED ACDEKLO CLOAK, to conceal (to keep from sight or discovery) [v] CLOBBER BBCELOR to trounce (to beat severely) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CLOCHES CCEHLOS CLOCHE, bell-shaped hat [n] CLOCKED CCDEKLO CLOCK, to time with stopwatch [v] CLOCKER CCEKLOR one that clocks (to time with stopwatch) [n -S] CLOGGED CDEGGLO CLOG, to block up or obstruct [v] CLOGGER CEGGLOR one that clogs (to block up or obstruct) [n -S] CLOMPED CDELMOP CLOMP, to walk heavily and clumsily [v] CLONERS CELNORS CLONER, one that clones (to reproduce by asexual means) [n] CLONING CGILNNO CLONE, to reproduce by asexual means [v] / technique for reproducing by asexual means [n -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CLONISM CILMNOS condition of having clonus [n -S] CLONKED CDEKLNO CLONK, to make dull thumping sound [v] CLOPPED CDELOPP CLOP, to make sound of hoof striking pavement [v] CLOQUES CELOQSU CLOQUE, fabric with embossed design [n] CLOSELY CELLOSY CLOSE, near (situated within short distance) [adv] CLOSERS CELORSS CLOSER, one that closes (to block against entry or passage) [n] CLOSEST CELOSST CLOSE, near (situated within short distance) [adj] CLOSETS CELOSST CLOSET, to enclose in private room [v] CLOSEUP CELOPSU photograph taken at close range [n -S] CLOSING CGILNOS CLOSE, to block against entry or passage [v] / concluding part [n -S] CLOSURE CELORSU to cloture (to end debate by calling for vote) [v -D, -RING, -S] CLOTBUR BCLORTU type of plant with prickly seeds [n -S] CLOTHED CDEHLOT CLOTHE, to provide with clothing [v] CLOTHES CEHLOST CLOTHE, to provide with clothing [v] CLOTTED CDELOTT CLOT, to form into clot (thick mass) [v] CLOTURE CELORTU to end debate by calling for vote [v -D, -RING, -S] CLOUDED CDDELOU CLOUD, to cover with clouds (masses of visible vapor) [v] CLOUGHS CGHLOSU CLOUGH, ravine (narrow, steep-sided valley) [n] CLOURED CDELORU CLOUR, to knock or bump [v] CLOUTED CDELOTU CLOUT, to hit with hand [v] CLOUTER CELORTU one that clouts (to hit with hand) [n -S] CLOVERS CELORSV CLOVER, plant [n] CLOVERY CELORVY CLOVER, plant [adj] CLOWDER CDELORW group of cats [n -S] CLOWNED CDELNOW CLOWN, to act like clown (humorous performer) [v] CLOYING CGILNOY CLOY, to gratify beyond desire [v] CLUBBED BBCDELU CLUB, to form club (organized group of persons) [v] CLUBBER BBCELRU member of club [n -S] CLUBMAN ABCLMNU male member of club [n -MEN] CLUBMEN BCELMNU CLUBMAN, male member of club [n] CLUCKED CCDEKLU CLUCK, to make sound of hen [v] CLUCKER CCEKLRU chicken [n -S] CLUEING CEGILNU CLUE, to give guiding information [v] CLUMBER BCELMRU stocky spaniel [n -S] CLUMPED CDELMPU CLUMP, to form into thick mass [v] CLUMPER CELMPRU large floating chunk of ice [n -S] CLUMPET CELMPTU clumper (large floating chunk of ice) [n -S] CLUNKED CDEKLNU CLUNK, to thump (to strike so as to make dull, heavy sound) [v] CLUNKER CEKLNRU jalopy (decrepit car) [n -S] CLUPEID CDEILPU fish of herring family [n -S] CLUSTER CELRSTU to form into cluster (group of similar objects) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CLUTCHY CCHLTUY tending to clutch [adj] CLUTTER CELRTTU to pile in disorderly state [v -ED, -ING, -S] CLYPEAL ACELLPY CLYPEUS, shield-like structure [adj] CLYPEUS CELPSUY shield-like structure [n -EI] CLYSTER CELRSTY enema (liquid injected into rectum) [n -S] COACHED ACCDEHO COACH, to tutor or train [v] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

COACHER ACCEHOR one that coaches (to tutor or train) [n -S] COACHES ACCEHOS COACH, to tutor or train [v] COACTED ACCDEOT COACT, to act together [v] COACTOR ACCOORT fellow actor in production [n -S] COADIES ACDEIOS COADY, sauce made from molasses [n] COADMIT ACDIMOT to admit several things equally [v -TTED, -TTING, -S] COAEVAL AACELOV coeval (one of same era or period as another) [n -S] COAGENT ACEGNOT person, force, or other agent working together with another [n -S] COAGULA AACGLOU COAGULUM, clot [n] COALBIN ABCILNO bin for storing coal [n -S] COALBOX ABCLOOX box for storing coal [n -ES] COALERS ACELORS COALER, one that supplies coal [n] COALIER ACEILOR COALY, containing coal [adj] COALIFY ACFILOY to convert into coal [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] COALING ACGILNO COAL, to supply with coal (carbon fuel) [v] COALPIT ACILOPT pit from which coal is obtained [n -S] COAMING ACGIMNO raised border [n -S] COANNEX ACENNOX to annex jointly [v -ED, -ING, -ES] COAPTED ACDEOPT COAPT, to fit together and make fast [v] COARSEN ACENORS to make coarse [v -ED, -ING, -S] COARSER ACEORRS COARSE, rough (having uneven surface) [adj] COASTAL AACLOST pertaining to or located near seashore [adj] COASTED ACDEOST COAST, to slide down hill [v] COASTER ACEORST sled [n -S] COATEES ACEEOST COATEE, small coat [n] COATERS ACEORST COATER, one that coats (to cover with coat (outer garment)) [n] COATING ACGINOT COAT, to cover with coat (outer garment) [v] / covering layer [n -S] COAXERS ACEORSX COAXER, one that coaxes (to cajole (to persuade by flattery)) [n] COAXIAL AACILOX having common axis [adj] COAXING ACGINOX act of cajoling [n -S] / COAX, to cajole (to persuade by flattery) [v] COBALTS ABCLOST COBALT, metallic element [n] COBBERS BBCEORS COBBER, comrade (close friend) [n] COBBIER BBCEIOR COBBY, stocky (having short, thick body) [adj] COBBLED BBCDELO COBBLE, to mend (to repair (to restore to good condition)) [v] COBBLER BBCELOR mender of shoes [n -S] COBBLES BBCELOS COBBLE, to mend (to repair (to restore to good condition)) [v] COBNUTS BCNOSTU COBNUT, edible nut [n] COBWEBS BBCEOSW COBWEB, to cover with cobwebs (spider webs) [v] COCAINE ACCEINO narcotic alkaloid [n -S] COCAINS ACCINOS COCAIN, cocaine (narcotic alkaloid) [n] COCCIDS CCCDIOS COCCID, insect (any of class of small invertebrate animals) [n] COCCOID CCCDIOO spherical cell or body [n -S] COCCOUS CCCOOSU COCCUS, spherical bacterium [adj] COCHAIR ACCHIOR to serve jointly as chairman of [v -ED, -ING, -S] COCHINS CCHINOS COCHIN, large domestic chicken [n] COCHLEA ACCEHLO part of ear [n -E, -S] COCKADE ACCDEKO ornament worn on hat [n -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

COCKERS CCEKORS COCKER, to pamper (to treat with extreme or excessive indulgence) [v] COCKEYE CCEEKOY squinting eye [n -S] COCKIER CCEIKOR COCKY, arrogantly self-confident [adj] COCKIES CCEIKOS COCKY, cockatoo (parrot) [n] COCKILY CCIKLOY in cocky (arrogantly self-confident) manner [adv] COCKING CCGIKNO COCK, to tilt to one side [v] COCKISH CCHIKOS cocky (arrogantly self-confident) [adj] COCKLED CCDEKLO COCKLE, to wrinkle or pucker [v] COCKLES CCEKLOS COCKLE, to wrinkle or pucker [v] COCKNEY CCEKNOY resident of East End of London [n -S] COCKPIT CCIKOPT pilot's compartment in certain airplanes [n -S] COCKSHY CCHKOSY target in throwing contest [n -HIES] COCKUPS CCKOPSU COCKUP, turned-up part of something [n] COCOMAT ACCMOOT matting made from coir [n -S] COCONUT CCNOOTU fruit of coco [n -S] COCOONS CCNOOOS COCOON, to wrap or envelop tightly [v] COCOTTE CCEOOTT prostitute [n -S] COCOYAM ACCMOOY tropical plant having edible rootstocks [n -S] CODABLE ABCDELO capable of being coded [adj] CODDERS CDDEORS CODDER, cod fisherman [n] CODDING CDDGINO COD, to fool (to deceive (to mislead by falsehood)) [v] CODDLED CDDDELO CODDLE, to pamper (to treat with extreme or excessive indulgence) [v] CODDLER CDDELOR one that coddles (to pamper (to treat with extreme or excessive indulgence)) [n -S] CODDLES CDDELOS CODDLE, to pamper (to treat with extreme or excessive indulgence) [v] CODEIAS ACDEIOS CODEIA, codeine (narcotic alkaloid) [n] CODEINA ACDEINO codeine (narcotic alkaloid) [n -S] CODEINE CDEEINO narcotic alkaloid [n -S] CODEINS CDEINOS CODEIN, codeine (narcotic alkaloid) [n] CODEXES CDEEOSX CODEX, ancient manuscript [n] CODFISH CDFHIOS marine food fish [n -ES] CODGERS CDEGORS CODGER, old man [n] CODICES CCDEIOS CODEX, ancient manuscript [n] CODICIL CCDIILO supplement to will [n -S] CODINGS CDGINOS CODING, process of converting into symbols [n] CODLING CDGILNO unripe apple [n -S] CODLINS CDILNOS CODLIN, codling (unripe apple) [n] CODRIVE CDEIORV to work as codriver [v -ROVE, -N, -VING, -S] CODROVE CDEOORV CODRIVE, to work as codriver [v] COEDITS CDEIOST COEDIT, to edit with another person [v] COELIAC ACCEILO celiac (one that has chronic nutritional disturbance) [n -S] COELOME CEELMOO coelom (body cavity in some animals) [n -S] COELOMS CELMOOS COELOM, body cavity in some animals [n] COEMPTS CEMOPST COEMPT, to buy up entire supply of product [v] COENACT ACCENOT to enact jointly or at same time [v -ED, -ING, -S] COENURE CEENORU coenurus (tapeworm larva) [n -S] COENURI CEINORU COENURUS, tapeworm larva [n] COEQUAL ACELOQU one who is equal with another [n -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

COERCED CCDEEOR COERCE, to compel by force or threat [v] COERCER CCEEORR one that coerces (to compel by force or threat) [n -S] COERCES CCEEORS COERCE, to compel by force or threat [v] COERECT CCEEORT to erect together [v -ED, -ING, -S] COESITE CEEIOST type of silica (form of silicon) [n -S] COEVALS ACELOSV COEVAL, one of same era or period as another [n] COEXERT CEEORTX to exert jointly [v -ED, -ING, -S] COEXIST CEIOSTX to exist together [v -ED, -ING, -S] COFFEES CEEFFOS COFFEE, aromatic, mildly stimulating beverage [n] COFFERS CEFFORS COFFER, to put in strongbox [v] COFFING CFFGINO COFF, to buy (to purchase (to acquire by payment of money)) [v] COFFINS CFFINOS COFFIN, to put in coffin (burial case) [v] COFFLED CDEFFLO COFFLE, to chain slaves together [v] COFFLES CEFFLOS COFFLE, to chain slaves together [v] COFFRET CEFFORT small strongbox [n -S] COFOUND CDFNOOU to found jointly [v -ED, -ING, -S] COGENCY CCEGNOY state of being cogent (convincing) [n -CIES] COGGING CGGGINO COG, to cheat at dice [v] COGITOS CGIOOST COGITO, philosophical principle [n] COGNACS ACCGNOS COGNAC, brandy [n] COGNATE ACEGNOT one that is related to another [n -S] COGNISE CEGINOS to cognize (to become aware of in one's mind) [v -D, -SING, -S] COGNIZE CEGINOZ to become aware of in one's mind [v -D, -ZING, -S] COGWAYS ACGOSWY COGWAY, railway operating on steep slopes [n] COHABIT ABCHIOT to live together as man and wife while unmarried [v -ED, -ING, -S] COHEADS ACDEHOS COHEAD, to head jointly [v] COHEIRS CEHIORS COHEIR, joint heir [n] COHERED CDEEHOR COHERE, to stick together [v] COHERER CEEHORR device used to detect radio waves [n -S] COHERES CEEHORS COHERE, to stick together [v] COHORTS CHOORST COHORT, companion or associate [n] COHOSTS CHOOSST COHOST, to host jointly [v] COHUNES CEHNOSU COHUNE, palm tree [n] COIFFED CDEFFIO COIFFE, to coif (to style hair) [v] COIFFES CEFFIOS COIFFE, to coif (to style hair) [v] COIFING CFGIINO COIF, to style hair [v] COIGNED CDEGINO COIGN, to quoin (to secure with type of wedge) [v] / COIGNE, to [v] COIGNES CEGINOS COIGNE, to quoin (to secure with type of wedge) [v] COILERS CEILORS COILER, one that coils (to wind in even rings) [n] COILING CGIILNO COIL, to wind in even rings [v] COINAGE ACEGINO act of making coins [n -S] COINERS CEINORS COINER, one that coins (to make coins (metal currency)) [n] COINFER CEFINOR to infer jointly [v -RRED, -RRING, -S] COINING CGIINNO COIN, to make coins (metal currency) [v] COINTER CEINORT to bury together [v -RRED, -RRING, -S] COITION CIINOOT coitus (sexual intercourse) [n -S] COJOINS CIJNOOS COJOIN, to join together [v] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

COJONES CEJNOOS offensive word [n] COKINGS CGIKNOS COKING, process of converting coal into coke (carbon fuel) [n] COLBIES BCEILOS COLBY, mild cheese [n] COLDEST CDELOST COLD, having little or no warmth [adj] COLDISH CDHILOS somewhat cold [adj] COLEADS ACDELOS COLEAD, to lead jointly [v] COLICIN CCIILNO antibacterial substance [n -S] COLICKY CCIKLOY pertaining to or associated with colic [adj -KIER, -KIEST] COLITIC CCIILOT COLITIS, inflammation of colon [adj] COLITIS CIILOST inflammation of colon [n -ES] COLLAGE ACEGLLO to arrange materials in collage (kind of artistic composition) [v -D, -GING, -S] COLLARD ACDLLOR variety of kale [n -S] COLLARS ACLLORS COLLAR, to provide with collar (something worn around neck) [v] COLLATE ACELLOT to compare critically [v -D, -TING, -S] COLLECT CCELLOT to bring together in group [v -ED, -ING, -S] COLLEEN CEELLNO Irish girl [n -S] COLLEGE CEEGLLO school of higher learning [n -S] COLLETS CELLOST COLLET, to set gem in rim or ring [v] COLLIDE CDEILLO to come together with violent impact [v -D, -DING, -S] COLLIED CDEILLO COLLY, to blacken with coal dust [v] COLLIER CEILLOR coal miner [n -S] COLLIES CEILLOS COLLIE, large dog [n] / COLLY, to blacken with coal dust [v] COLLINS CILLNOS alcoholic beverage [n -ES] COLLOID CDILLOO type of chemical suspension [n -S] COLLOPS CLLOOPS COLLOP, small portion of meat [n] COLLUDE CDELLOU to conspire (to plan secretly with another) [v -D, -DING, -S] COLOBUS BCLOOSU large African monkey [n -BI, -ES] COLOGNE CEGLNOO scented liquid [n -S] COLONEL CELLNOO military officer [n -S] COLONES CELNOOS COLON, monetary unit of Costa Rica [n] / COLONE, colon [n] COLONIC CCILNOO irrigation of colon [n -S] COLONUS CLNOOSU freeborn serf [n -NI] COLORED CDELOOR COLOR, to give color (visual attribute of objects) to [v] / offensive word [n -S] COLORER CELOORR one that colors (to give color (visual attribute of objects) to) [n -S] COLOSSI CILOOSS COLOSSUS, gigantic statue [n] COLOURS CLOORSU COLOUR, to color (to give color (visual attribute of objects) to) [v] COLTANS ACLNOST COLTAN, black ore containing columbite and tantalite [n] COLTERS CELORST COLTER, blade on plow [n] COLTISH CHILOST COLT, young male horse [adj] COLUGOS CGLOOSU COLUGO, small mammal [n] COLUMEL CELLMOU small column-like anatomical part [n -S] COLUMNS CLMNOSU COLUMN, vertical cylindrical support [n] COLURES CELORSU COLURE, astronomical circle [n] COMAKER ACEKMOR one who assumes financial responsibility for another's default [n -S] COMAKES ACEKMOS COMAKE, to serve as comaker for another's loan [v] COMATES ACEMOST COMATE, companion [n] COMATIC ACCIMOT having blurred vision as result of coma [adj] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

COMATIK ACIKMOT komatik (Inuit sledge) [n -S] COMBATS ABCMOST COMBAT, to fight against [v] COMBERS BCEMORS COMBER, one that combs (to arrange or clean with comb (toothed instrument)) [n] COMBINE BCEIMNO to blend (to mix smoothly and inseparably together) [v -D, -NING, -S] COMBING BCGIMNO COMB, to arrange or clean with comb (toothed instrument) [v] COMBUST BCMOSTU to burn (to destroy by fire) [v -ED, -ING, -S] COMEDIC CCDEIMO pertaining to comedy (humorous play, movie, or other work) [adj] COMEDOS CDEMOOS COMEDO, skin blemish [n] COMETIC CCEIMOT pertaining to comet (celestial body) [adj] COMFIER CEFIMOR COMFY, comfortable [adj] COMFILY CFILMOY COMFY, comfortable [adv] COMFITS CFIMOST COMFIT, candy [n] COMFORT CFMOORT to soothe in time of grief [v -ED, -ING, -S] COMFREY CEFMORY coarse herb [n -S] COMICAL ACCILMO funny (causing laughter or amusement) [adj] COMINGS CGIMNOS COMING, arrival (act of arriving (to reach destination)) [n] COMITIA ACIIMOT public assembly in ancient Rome [n COMITIA] COMMAND ACDMMNO to direct with authority [v -ED, -ING, -S] COMMATA AACMMOT COMMA, fragment of few words or feet in ancient prosody [n] COMMEND CDEMMNO to praise (to express approval or admiration of) [v -ED, -ING, -S] COMMENT CEMMNOT to remark (to say or write briefly or casually) [v -ED, -ING, -S] COMMIES CEIMMOS COMMIE, communist [n] / COMMY, commie (communist) [n] COMMISH CHIMMOS commissioner [n -ES] COMMITS CIMMOST COMMIT, to do, perform, or perpetrate [v] COMMIXT CIMMOTX COMMIX, to mix together [v] COMMODE CDEMMOO cabinet (piece of furniture with shelves and drawers) [n -S] COMMONS CMMNOOS COMMON, tract of publicly used land [n] COMMOVE CEMMOOV to move violently [v -D, -VING, -S] COMMUNE CEMMNOU to converse intimately [v -D, -NING, -S] COMMUTE CEMMOTU to exchange (to give and receive reciprocally) [v -D, -TING, -S] COMPACT ACCMOPT to pack closely together [v -ED, -ING, -S] / closely and firmly united [adj -ER, -EST] COMPANY ACMNOPY to associate with [v -NIED, -ING, -NIES] COMPARE ACEMOPR to represent as similar [v -D, -RING, -S] COMPART ACMOPRT to divide into parts [v -ED, -ING, -S] COMPASS ACMOPSS to go around [v -ED, -ING, -S] COMPEER CEEMOPR to equal or match [v -ED, -ING, -S] COMPELS CELMOPS COMPEL, to urge forcefully [v] COMPEND CDEMNOP brief summary [n -S] COMPERE CEEMOPR to act as master of ceremonies [v -D, -RING, -S] COMPETE CEEMOPT to vie (to strive for superiority) [v -D, -TING, -S] COMPILE CEILMOP to collect into volume [v -D, -LING, -S] COMPING CGIMNOP COMP, to play jazz accompaniment [v] / playing of jazz accompaniment [n -S] COMPLEX CELMOPX to make complex [v -ED, -ING, -ES] / complicated [adj -ER, -EST] COMPLIN CILMNOP compline (last liturgical prayer of day) [n -S] COMPLOT CLMOOPT to conspire (to plan secretly with another) [v -TTED, -TTING, -S] COMPONE CEMNOOP compony (composed of squares of alternating colors) [adj] COMPONY CMNOOPY composed of squares of alternating colors [adj] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

COMPORT CMOOPRT to conduct oneself in certain way [v -ED, -ING, -S] COMPOSE CEMOOPS to form substance of [v -D, -SING, -S] COMPOST CMOOPST to fertilize [v -ED, -ING, -S] COMPOTE CEMOOPT fruit stewed in syrup [n -S] COMPTED CDEMOPT COMPT, to count (to list or mention units of one by one to ascertain total) [v] COMPUTE CEMOPTU to calculate [v -D, -TING, -S] COMRADE ACDEMOR close friend [n -S] COMSATS ACMOSST COMSAT, trademark [n] COMSYMP CMMOPSY offensive word [n -S] CONATUS ACNOSTU effort (deliberate exertion) [n -S] CONCAVE ACCENOV to make concave (curving inward) [v -D, -VING, -S] CONCEAL ACCELNO to keep from sight or discovery [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONCEDE CCDEENO to acknowledge as true [v -D, -DING, -S] CONCEIT CCEINOT to imagine (to form mental picture of) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONCENT CCENNOT harmony (agreement (act of agreeing)) [n -S] CONCEPT CCENOPT general idea [n -S] CONCERN CCENNOR to be of interest to [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONCERT CCENORT to plan (to formulate plan (method for achieving end)) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONCHAE ACCEHNO CONCHA, anatomical shell-like structure [n] CONCHAL ACCHLNO CONCHA, anatomical shell-like structure [adj] CONCHAS ACCHNOS CONCHA, anatomical shell-like structure [n] CONCHES CCEHNOS CONCH, marine mollusk [n] CONCHIE CCEHINO conchy (conscientious objector) [n -S] CONCHOS CCHNOOS CONCHO, concha (ornamental disk) [n] CONCISE CCEINOS succinct (clearly expressed in few words) [adj -R, -ST] CONCOCT CCCNOOT to prepare by combining ingredients [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONCORD CCDNOOR state of agreement [n -S] CONCURS CCNORSU CONCUR, to agree (to have same opinion) [v] CONCUSS CCNOSSU to injure brain by violent blow [v -ED, -ING, -ES] CONDEMN CDEMNNO to criticize severely [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONDIGN CDGINNO deserved; appropriate [adj] CONDOES CDENOOS CONDO, individually owned unit in multiunit structure [n] CONDOLE CDELNOO to mourn (to feel or express grief or sorrow) [v -D, -LING, -S] CONDOMS CDMNOOS CONDOM, prophylactic [n] CONDONE CDENNOO to forgive or overlook [v -D, -NING, -S] CONDORS CDNOORS CONDOR, coin of Chile [n] CONDUCE CCDENOU to contribute to result [v -D, -CING, -S] CONDUCT CCDNOTU to lead or guide [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONDUIT CDINOTU channel or pipe for conveying fluids [n -S] CONDYLE CDELNOY protuberance on bone [n -S] CONFABS ABCFNOS CONFAB, to chat (to converse informally) [v] CONFECT CCEFNOT to prepare from various ingredients [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONFERS CEFNORS CONFER, to bestow (to present as gift) [v] CONFESS CEFNOSS to acknowledge or disclose [v -ED, -ING, -ES] CONFIDE CDEFINO to reveal in trust or confidence [v -D, -DING, -S] CONFINE CEFINNO to shut within enclosure [v -D, -NING, -S] CONFIRM CFIMNOR to assure validity of [v -ED, -ING, -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CONFITS CFINOST CONFIT, meat cooked and preserved in its own fat [n] CONFLUX CFLNOUX flowing together of streams [n -ES] CONFORM CFMNOOR to become same or similar [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONFUSE CEFNOSU to mix up mentally [v -D, -SING, -S] CONFUTE CEFNOTU to disprove (to refute (to prove to be false or erroneous)) [v -D, -TING, -S] CONGAED ACDEGNO CONGA, to perform conga (Latin-American dance) [v] CONGEAL ACEGLNO to change from fluid to solid [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONGEED CDEEGNO CONGEE, to bow politely [v] CONGEES CEEGNOS CONGEE, to bow politely [v] CONGERS CEGNORS CONGER, marine eel [n] CONGEST CEGNOST to fill to excess [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONGIUS CGINOSU ancient unit of measure [n -II] CONGOES CEGNOOS CONGO, eellike amphibian [n] CONGOUS CGNOOSU CONGOU, Chinese tea [n] CONICAL ACCILNO shaped like cone [adj] CONIDIA ACDIINO CONIDIUM, fungus spore [n] CONIFER CEFINOR evergreen tree [n -S] CONIINE CEIINNO poisonous alkaloid [n -S] CONINES CEINNOS CONINE, coniine (poisonous alkaloid) [n] CONIUMS CIMNOSU CONIUM, poisonous herb [n] CONJOIN CIJNNOO to join together [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONJURE CEJNORU to summon spirit [v -D, -RING, -S] CONKERS CEKNORS CONKER, chestnut used in British game [n] CONKING CGIKNNO CONK, to hit on head [v] CONLANG ACGLNNO constructed language [n -S] CONNATE ACENNOT innate (inborn (existing in one from birth)) [adj] CONNECT CCENNOT to join together [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONNERS CENNORS CONNER, one that cons (to study carefully) [n] CONNING CGINNNO CON, to study carefully [v] / CONN, to direct steering of ship [v] CONNIVE CEINNOV to feign ignorance of wrongdoing [v -D, -VING, -S] CONNORS CNNOORS CONNOR, saltwater fish [n] CONNOTE CENNOOT to imply another meaning besides literal one [v -D, -TING, -S] CONOIDS CDINOOS CONOID, geometric solid [n] CONQUER CENOQRU to overcome by force [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONSENT CENNOST to permit or approve [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONSIGN CGINNOS to give over to another's care [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONSIST CINOSST to be made up or composed [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONSOLE CELNOOS to comfort (to soothe in time of grief) [v -D, -LING, -S] CONSOLS CLNOOSS CONSOL, government bond [n] CONSORT CNOORST to keep company [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONSULS CLNOSSU CONSUL, official serving abroad [n] CONSULT CLNOSTU to ask opinion of [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONSUME CEMNOSU to use up [v -D, -MING, -S] CONTACT ACCNOTT to communicate with [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONTAIN ACINNOT to hold within [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONTEMN CEMNNOT to scorn (to treat or regard with contempt) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONTEND CDENNOT to vie (to strive for superiority) [v -ED, -ING, -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CONTENT CENNOTT to satisfy (to provide fully with what is desired, expected, or needed) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONTEST CENOSTT to compete for [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONTEXT CENOTTX part of discourse in which particular word or phrase appears [n -S] CONTORT CNOORTT to twist out of shape [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONTOUR CNOORTU to make outline of [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONTRAS ACNORST CONTRA, Nicaraguan revolutionary [n] CONTROL CLNOORT to exercise authority over [v -LLED, -LLING, -S] CONTUSE CENOSTU to bruise (to injure without breaking surface of skin) [v -D, -SING, -S] CONURES CENORSU CONURE, tropical American parakeet [n] CONVECT CCENOTV to transfer heat by process of circulation [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONVENE CEENNOV to assemble (to come or bring together) [v -D, -NING, -S] CONVENT CENNOTV to convene (to assemble (to come or bring together)) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONVERT CENORTV to change into another form [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONVEYS CENOSVY CONVEY, to transport [v] CONVICT CCINOTV to prove guilty [v -ED, -ING, -S] CONVOKE CEKNOOV to cause to assemble [v -D, -KING, -S] CONVOYS CNOOSVY CONVOY, to escort (to accompany (to go with as companion)) [v] COOCHES CCEHOOS COOCH, sinuous dance [n] COOEYED CDEEOOY COOEY, to cooee (to cry out shrilly) [v] COOKERS CEKOORS COOKER, one that cooks (to prepare food by heating) [n] COOKERY CEKOORY art of cooking [n -RIES] COOKEYS CEKOOSY COOKEY, cookie (small, flat cake) [n] COOKIES CEIKOOS COOKIE, small, flat cake [n] / COOKY, cookie (small, flat cake) [n] COOKING CGIKNOO act of one that cooks [n -S] / COOK, to prepare food by heating [v] COOKOFF CFFKOOO cooking contest [n -S] COOKOUT CKOOOTU meal eaten and prepared outdoors [n -S] COOKTOP CKOOOPT counter-top cooking apparatus [n -S] COOLANT ACLNOOT fluid used to cool engines [n -S] COOLERS CELOORS COOLER, something that cools (to make less warm) [n] COOLEST CELOOST COOL, moderately cold [adj] COOLIES CEILOOS COOLIE, laborer in or from Far East [n] / COOLY, coolie (laborer in or from Far East) [n] COOLING CGILNOO COOL, to make less warm [v] COOLISH CHILOOS somewhat cool [adj] COOLTHS CHLOOST COOLTH, coolness (state of being cool (moderately cold)) [n] COOMBES BCEMOOS COOMBE, combe (narrow valley) [n] COONCAN ACCNNOO conquian (card game) [n -S] COONTIE CEINOOT tropical plant [n -S] COOPERS CEOOPRS COOPER, to make or mend barrels [v] COOPERY CEOOPRY trade of coopering [n -RIES] COOPING CGINOOP COOP, to confine (to shut within enclosure) [v] COOPTED CDEOOPT COOPT, to elect or appoint [v] COOTERS CEOORST COOTER, turtle [n] COOTIES CEIOOST COOTIE, body louse [n] COPAIBA AABCIOP resin [n -S] COPALMS ACLMOPS COPALM, hardwood tree [n] COPECKS CCEKOPS COPECK, kopeck (Russian coin) [n] COPEPOD CDEOOPP minute crustacean [n -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

COPIERS CEIOPRS COPIER, one that copies (to imitate (to behave in same way as)) [n] COPIHUE CEHIOPU climbing vine [n -S] COPILOT CILOOPT to act as assistant pilot [v -ED, -ING, -S] COPINGS CGINOPS COPING, top part of wall [n] COPIOUS CIOOPSU abundant (present in great quantity) [adj] COPLOTS CLOOPST COPLOT, to plot together [v] COPOUTS COOPSTU COPOUT, backing out of responsibility [n] COPPERS CEOPPRS COPPER, to cover with copper (metallic element) [v] COPPERY CEOPPRY resembling copper [adj -RIER, -RIEST] COPPICE CCEIOPP to cause to grow in form of coppice (thicket) [v -D, -CING, -S] COPPING CGINOPP COP, to steal (to take without right or permission) [v] COPPRAS ACOPPRS COPPRA, copra (dried coconut meat) [n] COPRAHS ACHOPRS COPRAH, copra (dried coconut meat) [n] COPTERS CEOPRST COPTER, helicopter [n] COPULAE ACELOPU COPULA, something that links (to connect (to join together)) [n] COPULAR ACLOPRU COPULA, something that links (to connect (to join together)) [adj] COPULAS ACLOPSU COPULA, something that links (to connect (to join together)) [n] COPYBOY BCOOPYY boy who runs errands in newspaper office [n -S] COPYCAT ACCOPTY to imitate (to behave in same way as) [v -TTED, -TTING, -S] COPYING CGINOPY COPY, to imitate (to behave in same way as) [v] COPYIST CIOPSTY imitator (one that imitates (to behave in same way as)) [n -S] COQUETS CEOQSTU COQUET, to flirt (to behave amorously without serious intent) [v] COQUINA ACINOQU small marine clam [n -S] COQUITO CIOOQTU palm tree [n -S] CORACLE ACCELOR small boat [n -S] CORANTO ACNOORT courante (old, lively dance) [n -ES, -S] CORBANS ABCNORS CORBAN, offering to God [n] CORBEIL BCEILOR sculptured fruit basket [n -S] CORBELS BCELORS CORBEL, to provide wall with bracket [v] CORBIES BCEIORS CORBIE, raven or crow [n] / CORBY, corbie (raven or crow) [n] CORBINA ABCINOR food and game fish [n -S] CORDAGE ACDEGOR amount of wood in area [n -S] CORDATE ACDEORT heart-shaped [adj] CORDERS CDEORRS CORDER, one that cords (to fasten with cord (thin rope)) [n] CORDIAL ACDILOR liqueur (sweetened alcoholic beverage) [n -S] CORDING CDGINOR CORD, to fasten with cord (thin rope) [v] / ribbed surface of cloth [n -S] CORDITE CDEIORT explosive powder [n -S] CORDOBA ABCDOOR monetary unit of Nicaragua [n -S] CORDONS CDNOORS CORDON, to form barrier around [v] COREIGN CEGINOR joint reign [n -S] CORELLA ACELLOR small cockatoo [n -S] COREMIA ACEIMOR COREMIUM, organ of certain fungi [n] CORIUMS CIMORSU CORIUM, skin layer [n] CORKAGE ACEGKOR charge for wine in restaurant [n -S] CORKERS CEKORRS CORKER, one that corks (to stop up) [n] CORKIER CEIKORR CORKY, corklike (resembling cork (porous tree bark)) [adj] CORKING CGIKNOR CORK, to stop up [v] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CORMELS CELMORS CORMEL, small corm [n] CORMLET CELMORT small corm [n -S] CORMOID CDIMOOR CORM, stem of certain plants [adj] CORMOUS CMOORSU CORM, stem of certain plants [adj] CORNCOB BCCNOOR woody core of ear of corn [n -S] CORNEAL ACELNOR CORNEA, part of eye [adj] CORNEAS ACENORS CORNEA, part of eye [n] CORNELS CELNORS CORNEL, hardwood tree or shrub [n] CORNERS CENORRS CORNER, to gain control of [v] CORNETS CENORST CORNET, trumpetlike instrument [n] CORNETT CENORTT cornetto (musical wind instrument) [n -S] CORNFED CDEFNOR fed on corn [adj] CORNICE CCEINOR to decorate with molding [v -D, -CING, -S] CORNIER CEINORR CORNY, trite (used so often as to be made commonplace) [adj] CORNIFY CFINORY to form keratin [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] CORNILY CILNORY in corny (trite (used so often as to be made commonplace)) manner [adv] CORNING CGINNOR CORN, to preserve with salt [v] CORNROW CNOORRW to braid hair tightly in rows close to scalp [v -ED, -ING, -S] CORNUAL ACLNORU CORNU, hornlike bone formation [adj] CORNUTE CENORTU horn-shaped [adj] CORNUTO CNOORTU husband of unfaithful wife [n -S] COROLLA ACLLOOR protective covering of flower [n -S] CORONAE ACENOOR CORONA, luminous circle around celestial body [n] CORONAL ACLNOOR wreath worn on head [n -S] CORONAS ACNOORS CORONA, luminous circle around celestial body [n] CORONEL CELNOOR coronal (wreath worn on head) [n -S] CORONER CENOORR officer who investigates questionable deaths [n -S] CORONET CENOORT small crown [n -S] COROZOS COOORSZ COROZO, tropical palm tree [n] CORPORA ACOOPRR CORPUS, human or animal body [n] CORPSES CEOPRSS CORPSE, dead body [n] CORRADE ACDEORR to erode (to wear away by constant friction) [v -D, -DING, -S] CORRALS ACLORRS CORRAL, to place livestock in corral (enclosure) [v] CORRECT CCEORRT make free from error [v -ED, -ING, -S] / free from error [adj -ER, -EST] CORRIDA ACDIORR bullfight [n -S] CORRIES CEIORRS CORRIE, cirque (deep, steep-walled basin on mountain) [n] CORRODE CDEOORR to eat away gradually [v -D, -DING, -S] CORRODY CDOORRY corody (allowance of food or clothes) [n -DIES] CORRUPT COPRRTU to subvert honesty or integrity of [v -ED, -ING, -S] / dishonest and venal [adj -ER, -EST] CORSACS ACCORSS CORSAC, Asian fox [n] CORSAGE ACEGORS small bouquet of flowers [n -S] CORSAIR ACIORRS pirate [n -S] CORSETS CEORSST CORSET, to fit with corset (supporting undergarment) [v] CORSLET CELORST corselet (piece of body armor) [n -S] CORTEGE CEEGORT retinue (group of attendants) [n -S] CORTINA ACINORT membrane on some mushrooms [n -S] CORTINS CINORST CORTIN, hormone (secretion of endocrine organs) [n] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CORULER CELORRU one that rules jointly [n -S] CORVEES CEEORSV CORVEE, obligation to perform feudal service [n] CORVETS CEORSTV CORVET, corvette (small, swift warship) [n] CORVIDS CDIORSV CORVID, any of family of passerine birds [n] CORVINA ACINORV corbina (food and game fish) [n -S] CORVINE CEINORV pertaining or belonging to crow family of birds [adj] CORYMBS BCMORSY CORYMB, flower cluster [n] CORYZAL ACLORYZ CORYZA, head cold [adj] CORYZAS ACORSYZ CORYZA, head cold [n] COSHERS CEHORSS COSHER, to coddle (to pamper (to treat with extreme or excessive indulgence)) [v] COSHING CGHINOS COSH, to bludgeon (to hit with club) [v] COSIEST CEIOSST COSY, cozy (snug and comfortable) [adj] COSIGNS CGINOSS COSIGN, to sign jointly [v] COSINES CEINOSS COSINE, trigonometric function of angle [n] COSMIDS CDIMOSS COSMID, hybrid vector used in cloning [n] COSMISM CIMMOSS philosophical theory [n -S] COSMIST CIMOSST supporter of cosmism [n -S] COSSACK ACCKOSS Russian cavalryman [n -S] COSSETS CEOSSST COSSET, to fondle (to caress (to touch lovingly)) [v] COSTARD ACDORST large cooking apple [n -S] COSTARS ACORSST COSTAR, to star with another actor [v] COSTATE ACEOSTT having rib or ribs [adj] COSTERS CEORSST COSTER, hawker of fruit or vegetables [n] COSTING CGINOST COST, to estimate price for production of [v] / estimation of price of production of something [n -S] COSTIVE CEIOSTV constipated [adj] COSTREL CELORST flask (narrow-necked container) [n -S] COSTUME CEMOSTU to supply with costume (style of dress) [v -D, -MING, -S] COSYING CGINOSY COSY, to cozy (to attempt to get on friendly terms) [v] COTEAUS ACEOSTU COTEAU, higher ground of region [n] COTEAUX ACEOTUX COTEAU, higher ground of region [n] COTERIE CEEIORT clique [n -S] COTHURN CHNORTU buskin worn by ancient Roman actors [n -S] COTIDAL ACDILOT indicating coincidence of tides [adj] COTINGA ACGINOT tropical bird [n -S] COTTAGE ACEGOTT to vacation at small house [v -D, -GING, -S] COTTARS ACORSTT COTTAR, tenant farmer [n] COTTERS CEORSTT COTTER, pin or wedge used for fastening parts together [n] COTTIER CEIORTT cottar (tenant farmer) [n -S] COTTONS CNOOSTT COTTON, to take liking [v] COTTONY CNOOTTY resembling cotton (soft, fibrous material) [adj] COTYPES CEOPSTY COTYPE, taxonomic type [n] COUCHED CCDEHOU COUCH, to put into words [v] COUCHER CCEHORU one that couches (to put into words) [n -S] COUCHES CCEHOSU COUCH, to put into words [v] COUGARS ACGORSU COUGAR, mountain lion [n] COUGHED CDEGHOU COUGH, to expel air from lungs noisily [v] COUGHER CEGHORU one that coughs (to expel air from lungs noisily) [n -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

COULDST CDLOSTU CAN, to put in can (cylindrical container) [v] COULEES CEELOSU COULEE, small ravine [n] COULOIR CILOORU deep gorge or gully [n -S] COULOMB BCLMOOU electrical measure [n -S] COULTER CELORTU colter (blade on plow) [n -S] COUNCIL CCILNOU group of persons appointed for certain function [n -S] COUNSEL CELNOSU to advise (to give advice to) [v -LLED, -LED, -LLING, -LING, -S] COUNTED CDENOTU COUNT, to list or mention units of one by one to ascertain total [v] COUNTER CENORTU to oppose (to be in contention or conflict with) [v -ED, -ING, -S] COUNTRY CNORTUY territory of nation [n -RIES] COUPING CGINOPU COUP, to overturn (to turn over) [v] COUPLED CDELOPU COUPLE, to unite in pairs [v] COUPLER CELOPRU one that couples (to unite in pairs) [n -S] COUPLES CELOPSU COUPLE, to unite in pairs [v] COUPLET CELOPTU pair of successive lines of verse [n -S] COUPONS CNOOPSU COUPON, certificate entitling holder to certain benefits [n] COURAGE ACEGORU quality that enables one to face danger fearlessly; spirit [n -S] COURANT ACNORTU courante (old, lively dance) [n -S] COURIER CEIORRU to send or transport by messenger [v -ED, -ING, -S] COURLAN ACLNORU wading bird [n -S] COURSED CDEORSU COURSE, to cause hounds to chase game [v] COURSER CEORRSU one that courses (to cause hounds to chase game) [n -S] COURSES CEORSSU COURSE, to cause hounds to chase game [v] COURTED CDEORTU COURT, to woo (to seek affection of) [v] COURTER CEORRTU one that courts (to woo (to seek affection of)) [n -S] COURTLY CLORTUY stately (dignified) [adj -LIER, -LIEST] COUSINS CINOSSU COUSIN, child of one's aunt or uncle [n] COUTEAU ACEOTUU knife (sharp-edged instrument used for cutting) [n -X] COUTERS CEORSTU COUTER, piece of armor for elbow [n] COUTHER CEHORTU COUTH, sophisticated [adj] COUTHIE CEHIOTU friendly (inclined to approve, help, or support) [adj -R, -ST] COUTURE CEORTUU business of dressmaking [n -S] COUVADE ACDEOUV primitive birth ritual [n -S] COVERED CDEEORV COVER, to place something over or upon [v] COVERER CEEORRV one that covers (to place something over or upon) [n -S] COVERTS CEORSTV COVERT, hiding place [n] COVERUP CEOPRUV something used to conceal improper activity [n -S] COVETED CDEEOTV COVET, to desire greatly [v] COVETER CEEORTV one that covets (to desire greatly) [n -S] COVINES CEINOSV COVINE, covin (conspiracy to defraud) [n] COVINGS CGINOSV COVING, concave molding [n] COWAGES ACEGOSW COWAGE, tropical vine [n] COWARDS ACDORSW COWARD, one who lacks courage (quality that enables one to face danger fearlessly; spirit) [n] COWBANE ABCENOW poisonous plant [n -S] COWBELL BCELLOW bell around cow's neck [n -S] COWBIND BCDINOW species of bryony [n -S] COWBIRD BCDIORW blackbird [n -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

COWBOYS BCOOSWY COWBOY, to tend cattle or horses [v] COWEDLY CDELOWY in cowed manner [adv] COWERED CDEEORW COWER, to cringe (to shrink in fear) [v] COWFISH CFHIOSW aquatic mammal [n -ES] COWFLAP ACFLOPW cowflop (cowpat (dropping of cow dung)) [n -S] COWFLOP CFLOOPW cowpat (dropping of cow dung) [n -S] COWGIRL CGILORW female ranch worker [n -S] COWHAGE ACEGHOW cowage (tropical vine) [n -S] COWHAND ACDHNOW ranch worker [n -S] COWHERB BCEHORW annual herb [n -S] COWHERD CDEHORW one who tends cattle (domesticated bovines) [n -S] COWHIDE CDEHIOW to flog with leather whip [v -D, -DING, -S] COWIEST CEIOSTW COWY, suggestive of cow [adj] COWLICK CCIKLOW lock of unruly hair [n -S] COWLIKE CEIKLOW resembling cow [adj] COWLING CGILNOW covering for aircraft engine [n -S] / COWL, to cover with hood [v] COWPATS ACOPSTW COWPAT, dropping of cow dung [n] COWPEAS ACEOPSW COWPEA, black-eyed pea [n] COWPIES CEIOPSW COWPIE, cowpat (dropping of cow dung) [n] COWPLOP CLOOPPW cowpat (dropping of cow dung) [n -S] COWPOKE CEKOOPW cowhand (ranch worker) [n -S] COWPUNK CKNOPUW music combining country and western styles with punk rock [n -S] COWRIES CEIORSW COWRIE, cowry (glossy seashell) [n] / COWRY, glossy seashell [n] COWRITE CEIORTW to collaborate in writing [v -ROTE, -RITTEN, -ING, -S] COWROTE CEOORTW COWRITE, to collaborate in writing [v] COWSHED CDEHOSW shelter for cows [n -S] COWSKIN CIKNOSW hide of cow [n -S] COWSLIP CILOPSW flowering plant [n -S] COWTOWN CNOOTWW town or city in cattle-raising area [n -S] COXALGY ACGLOXY coxalgia (pain in hip) [n -GIES] COXCOMB BCCMOOX conceited dandy [n -S] COXITIS CIIOSTX inflammation of hip joint [n -TIDES] COXLESS CELOSSX having no coxswain (director of crew of racing rowboat) [adj] COYDOGS CDGOOSY COYDOG, hybrid between coyote and wild dog [n] COYNESS CENOSSY state of being coy (shy (timid (lacking courage or self-confidence))) [n -ES] COYOTES CEOOSTY COYOTE, small wolf [n] COYPOUS COOPSUY COYPOU, coypu (aquatic rodent) [n] COZENED CDEENOZ COZEN, to deceive (to mislead by falsehood) [v] COZENER CEENORZ one that cozens (to deceive (to mislead by falsehood)) [n -S] COZIEST CEIOSTZ COZY, snug and comfortable [adj] COZYING CGINOYZ COZY, to attempt to get on friendly terms [v] CRAALED AACDELR CRAAL, to kraal (to pen in type of enclosure) [v] CRABBED ABBCDER CRAB, to complain (to express discontent) [v] CRABBER ABBCERR one that crabs (to complain (to express discontent)) [n -S] CRACKED ACCDEKR CRACK, to break without dividing into parts [v] CRACKER ACCEKRR thin, crisp biscuit [n -S] CRACKIE ACCEIKR small dog of mixed breed [n -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CRACKLE ACCEKLR to make succession of snapping sounds [v -D, -LING, -S] CRACKLY ACCKLRY brittle (likely to break) [adj -LIER, -LIEST] CRACKUP ACCKPRU collision [n -S] CRADLED ACDDELR CRADLE, to nurture during infancy [v] CRADLER ACDELRR one that cradles (to nurture during infancy) [n -S] CRADLES ACDELRS CRADLE, to nurture during infancy [v] CRAFTED ACDEFRT CRAFT, to make by hand [v] CRAFTER ACEFRRT one that crafts (to make by hand) [n -S] CRAGGED ACDEGGR CRAG, large jagged rock [adj] CRAMBES ABCEMRS CRAMBE, annual herb [n] CRAMBOS ABCMORS CRAMBO, word game [n] CRAMMED ACDEMMR CRAM, to fill or pack tightly [v] CRAMMER ACEMMRR one that crams (to fill or pack tightly) [n -S] CRAMPED ACDEMPR CRAMP, to restrain or confine [v] CRAMPIT ACIMPRT piece of equipment used in curling [n -S] CRAMPON ACMNOPR device for raising heavy objects [n -S] CRANIAL AACILNR pertaining to skull [adj] CRANING ACGINNR CRANE, to stretch out one's neck [v] CRANIUM ACIMNRU skull [n -IA, -S] CRANKED ACDEKNR CRANK, to start manually [v] CRANKER ACEKNRR CRANK, lively (full of energy) [adj] CRANKLE ACEKLNR to crinkle (to wrinkle (to make wrinkles (small ridges or furrows) in)) [v -D, -LING, -S] CRANKLY ACKLNRY in crank (lively (full of energy)) manner [adv] CRANNOG ACGNNOR artificial island [n -S] CRAPING ACGINPR CRAPE, to crepe (to frizz hair) [v] CRAPOLA AACLOPR nonsense, drivel [n -S] CRAPPED ACDEPPR CRAP, to throw 2, 3, or 12 in dice game [v] CRAPPER ACEPPRR offensive word [n -S] CRAPPIE ACEIPPR edible fish [n -S] CRASHED ACDEHRS CRASH, to collide noisily [v] CRASHER ACEHRRS one that crashes (to collide noisily) [n -S] CRASHES ACEHRSS CRASH, to collide noisily [v] CRASSER ACERRSS CRASS, grossly vulgar or stupid [adj] CRASSLY ACLRSSY CRASS, grossly vulgar or stupid [adv] CRATERS ACERRST CRATER, to form cavities in surface [v] CRATING ACGINRT CRATE, to put in packing box [v] CRATONS ACNORST CRATON, part of earth's crust [n] CRAUNCH ACCHNRU to crunch (to chew with crackling sound) [v -ED, -ING, -ES] CRAVATS AACRSTV CRAVAT, necktie (strip of fabric worn around neck) [n] CRAVENS ACENRSV CRAVEN, to make cowardly [v] CRAVERS ACERRSV CRAVER, one that craves (to desire greatly) [n] CRAVING ACGINRV CRAVE, to desire greatly [v] / great desire [n -S] CRAWDAD AACDDRW crayfish (crustacean) [n -S] CRAWLED ACDELRW CRAWL, to move with body on or near ground [v] CRAWLER ACELRRW one that crawls (to move with body on or near ground) [n -S] CRAYONS ACNORSY CRAYON, to use drawing implement [v] CRAZIER ACEIRRZ CRAZY, insane (mentally unsound) [adj] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CRAZIES ACEIRSZ CRAZY, crazy person [n] CRAZILY ACILRYZ CRAZY, insane (mentally unsound) [adv] CRAZING ACGINRZ CRAZE, to make insane [v] / fine surface crack on pottery [n -S] CREAKED ACDEEKR CREAK, to squeak (to make sharp, high-pitched sound) [v] CREAMED ACDEEMR CREAM, to form cream (part of milk) [v] CREAMER ACEEMRR cream pitcher [n -S] CREASED ACDEERS CREASE, to make fold or wrinkle in [v] CREASER ACEERRS one that creases (to make fold or wrinkle in) [n -S] CREASES ACEERSS CREASE, to make fold or wrinkle in [v] CREATED ACDEERT CREATE, to cause to exist [v] CREATES ACEERST CREATE, to cause to exist [v] CREATIN ACEINRT creatine (chemical compound) [n -S] CREATOR ACEORRT one that creates (to cause to exist) [n -S] CRECHES CCEEHRS CRECHE, day nursery [n] CREDENT CDEENRT believing [adj] CREDITS CDEIRST CREDIT, to accept as true [v] CREEDAL ACDEELR CREED, statement of belief [adj] CREELED CDEEELR CREEL, to put fish in creel (fish basket) [v] CREEPED CDEEEPR CREEP, to crawl (to move with body on or near ground) [v] CREEPER CEEEPRR one that creeps (to crawl (to move with body on or near ground)) [n -S] CREEPIE CEEEIPR low stool [n -S] CREESES CEEERSS CREESE, kris (short sword) [n] CREMATE ACEEMRT to reduce to ashes by burning [v -D, -TING, -S] CREMINI CEIIMNR brown mushroom [n -S] CRENATE ACEENRT having edge with rounded projections [adj] CRENELS CEELNRS CRENEL, to provide with crenelles [v] CREOLES CEELORS CREOLE, type of mixed language [n] CREOSOL CELOORS chemical compound [n -S] CREPIER CEEIPRR CREPEY, crinkly (crinkled) [adj] / CREPY [adj] CREPING CEGINPR CREPE, to frizz hair [v] CREPONS CENOPRS CREPON, crinkled fabric [n] CRESOLS CELORSS CRESOL, chemical disinfectant [n] CRESSES CEERSSS CRESS, plant used in salads [n] CRESSET CEERSST metal cup for burning oil [n -S] CRESTAL ACELRST pertaining to crest [adj] CRESTED CDEERST CREST, to reach crest (peak) [v] CRESYLS CELRSSY CRESYL, tolyl (univalent chemical radical) [n] CRETICS CCEIRST CRETIC, type of metrical foot [n] CRETINS CEINRST CRETIN, idiot (mentally deficient person) [n] CRETONS CENORST spread of shredded pork and onions [n -S] CREVICE CCEEIRV cleft [n -S] CREWCUT CCERTUW short haircut [n -S] CREWELS CEELRSW CREWEL, woolen yarn [n] CREWING CEGINRW CREW, to serve aboard ship [v] CREWMAN ACEMNRW one who serves on ship [n -MEN] CREWMEN CEEMNRW CREWMAN, one who serves on ship [n] CRIBBED BBCDEIR CRIB, to confine closely [v] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CRIBBER BBCEIRR one that cribs (to confine closely) [n -S] CRICKED CCDEIKR CRICK, to cause spasm of neck [v] CRICKET CCEIKRT to play cricket (ball game) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CRICKEY CCEIKRY used as mild oath [interj] CRICOID CCDIIOR cartilage of larynx [n -S] CRIMINE CEIIMNR used to express surprise or anger [interj] CRIMINI CIIIMNR cremini (brown mushroom) [n -S] CRIMINY CIIMNRY crimine (used to express surprise or anger) [interj] CRIMMER CEIMMRR krimmer (kind of fur) [n -S] CRIMPED CDEIMPR CRIMP, to pleat (to fold in even manner) [v] CRIMPER CEIMPRR one that crimps (to pleat (to fold in even manner)) [n -S] CRIMPLE CEILMPR to wrinkle (to make wrinkles (small ridges or furrows) in) [v -D, -LING, -S] CRIMSON CIMNORS to make crimson (red color) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CRINGED CDEGINR CRINGE, to shrink in fear [v] CRINGER CEGINRR one that cringes (to shrink in fear) [n -S] CRINGES CEGINRS CRINGE, to shrink in fear [v] CRINGLE CEGILNR small loop of rope [n -S] CRINITE CEIINRT fossil crinoid [n -S] CRINKLE CEIKLNR to wrinkle (to make wrinkles (small ridges or furrows) in) [v -D, -LING, -S] CRINKLY CIKLNRY crinkled [adj -LIER, -LIEST] CRINOID CDIINOR marine animal [n -S] CRINUMS CIMNRSU CRINUM, tropical herb [n] CRIOLLO CILLOOR person of Spanish ancestry [n -S] CRIPPLE CEILPPR to disable or impair [v -D, -LING, -S] CRISPED CDEIPRS CRISP, to make crisp [v] CRISPEN CEINPRS to make crisp [v -ED, -ING, -S] CRISPER CEIPRRS CRISP, brittle (likely to break) [adj] / one that crisps (to make crisp) [n -S] CRISPLY CILPRSY in crisp (brittle (likely to break)) manner [adv] CRISSAL ACILRSS CRISSUM, region of feathers on bird [adj] CRISSUM CIMRSSU region of feathers on bird [n -SSA] CRISTAE ACEIRST CRISTA, part of cell [n] CRITICS CCIIRST CRITIC, one who judges merits of something [n] CRITTER CEIRRTT creature (living being) [n -S] CRITTUR CIRRTTU critter (creature (living being)) [n -S] CROAKED ACDEKOR CROAK, to utter low, hoarse sound [v] CROAKER ACEKORR one that croaks (to utter low, hoarse sound) [n -S] CROCEIN CCEINOR red dye [n -S] CROCHET CCEHORT to do type of needlework [v -ED, -ING, -S] CROCINE CCEINOR pertaining to crocus (flowering plant) [adj] CROCKED CCDEKOR CROCK, to soil (to make dirty) [v] CROCKET CCEKORT architectural ornament [n -S] CROFTED CDEFORT CROFT, to farm on small tenant farm [v] CROFTER CEFORRT tenant farmer [n -S] CROJIKS CIJKORS CROJIK, triangular sail [n] CRONIES CEINORS CRONY, close friend [n] CRONISH CHINORS CRONE, withered old woman [adj] CROOKED CDEKOOR CROOK, to bend (to curve (to deviate from straightness)) [v] / dishonest [adj -ER, -EST] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CROOKER CEKOORR CROOK, sick (affected with disease or ill health) [adj] CROONED CDENOOR CROON, to sing softly [v] CROONER CENOORR one that croons (to sing softly) [n -S] CROPPED CDEOPPR CROP, to cut off short [v] CROPPER CEOPPRR one that crops (to cut off short) [n -S] CROPPIE CEIOPPR crappie (edible fish) [n -S] CROQUET CEOQRTU to drive ball away in certain game [v -ED, -ING, -S] CROQUIS CIOQRSU sketch [n CROQUIS] CROSIER CEIORRS bishop's staff [n -S] CROSSED CDEORSS CROSS, to intersect [v] CROSSER CEORRSS CROSS, ill-tempered [adj] / one that crosses (to intersect) [n -S] CROSSES CEORSSS CROSS, to intersect [v] / CROSSE, lacrosse stick [n] CROSSLY CLORSSY in cross (ill-tempered) manner [adv] CROTALE ACELORT small cymbal [n -S] CROTONS CNOORST CROTON, tropical plant [n] CROUPES CEOPRSU CROUPE, rump of certain animals [n] CROUTES CEORSTU CROUTE, pastry case [n] CROUTON CNOORTU small cube of toasted bread [n -S] CROWBAR ABCORRW to use steel bar as lever [v -RRED, -RRING, -S] CROWDED CDDEORW CROWD, to press into insufficient space [v] CROWDER CDEORRW one that crowds (to press into insufficient space) [n -S] CROWDIE CDEIORW crowdy (porridge (soft food)) [n -S] CROWERS CEORRSW CROWER, one that crows (to boast (to brag)) [n] CROWING CGINORW CROW, to boast (to brag (to speak vainly of one's deeds)) [v] CROWNED CDENORW CROWN, to supply with crown (royal headpiece) [v] CROWNER CENORRW coroner (officer who investigates questionable deaths) [n -S] CROWNET CENORTW coronet (small crown) [n -S] CROZERS CEORRSZ CROZER, croze (tool used in barrel-making) [n] CROZIER CEIORRZ crosier (bishop's staff) [n -S] CRUCIAL ACCILRU of supreme importance [adj] CRUCIAN ACCINRU European fish [n -S] CRUCIFY CCFIRUY to put to death on cross [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] CRUDDED CDDDERU CRUD, to curd (to curdle (to congeal (to change from fluid to solid))) [v] CRUDELY CDELRUY CRUDE, unrefined (not refined (to free from impurities)) [adv] CRUDEST CDERSTU CRUDE, unrefined (to free from impurities) [adj] CRUDITY CDIRTUY state of being crude (unrefined (not refined (refine))) [n -TIES] CRUELER CEELRRU CRUEL, indifferent to pain of others [adj] CRUELLY CELLRUY CRUEL, indifferent to pain of others [adv] CRUELTY CELRTUY cruel act [n -TIES] CRUISED CDEIRSU CRUISE, to sail about touching at several ports [v] CRUISER CEIRRSU boat that cruises [n -S] CRUISES CEIRSSU CRUISE, to sail about touching at several ports [v] CRUISEY CEIRSUY cruisy (frequented by homosexuals seeking partners) [adj -SIER, -SIEST] CRULLER CELLRRU small sweet cake [n -S] CRUMBED BCDEMRU CRUMB, to break into crumbs (small pieces) [v] CRUMBER BCEMRRU one that crumbs (to break into crumbs (small pieces)) [n -S] CRUMBLE BCELMRU to break into small pieces [v -D, -LING, -S] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CRUMBLY BCLMRUY easily crumbled [adj -LIER, -LIEST] / offensive word [n -LIES] CRUMBUM BCMMRUU despicable person [n -S] CRUMMIE CEIMMRU cow with crooked horns [n -S] CRUMPED CDEMPRU CRUMP, to crunch (to chew with crackling sound) [v] CRUMPET CEMPRTU small cake cooked on griddle [n -S] CRUMPLE CELMPRU to wrinkle (to make wrinkles (small ridges or furrows) in) [v -D, -LING, -S] CRUMPLY CLMPRUY easily wrinkled [adj -LIER, -LIEST] CRUNCHY CCHNRUY something that makes crackling sound when eaten [n -HIES] / crisp (brittle (likely to break)) [adj -HIER, -HIEST] CRUNODE CDENORU point at which curve crosses itself [n -S] CRUPPER CEPPRRU rump of horse [n -S] CRUSADE ACDERSU to engage in holy war [v -D, -DING, -S] CRUSADO ACDORSU old Portuguese coin [n -ES, -S] CRUSETS CERSSTU CRUSET, melting pot [n] CRUSHED CDEHRSU CRUSH, to press or squeeze out of shape [v] CRUSHER CEHRRSU one that crushes (to press or squeeze out of shape) [n -S] CRUSHES CEHRSSU CRUSH, to press or squeeze out of shape [v] CRUSILY CILRSUY covered with crosslets [adj] CRUSTAL ACLRSTU pertaining to earth's crust [adj] CRUSTED CDERSTU CRUST, to form crust (hardened outer surface) [v] CRUZADO ACDORUZ crusado (old Portuguese coin) [n -ES, -S] CRYBABY ABBCRYY person who cries easily [n -BIES] CRYOGEN CEGNORY substance for producing low temperatures [n -S] CRYONIC CCINORY CRYONICS, practice of freezing dead bodies for future revival [adj] CRYPTAL ACLPRTY CRYPT, burial vault [adj] CRYPTIC CCIPRTY mysterious [adj] CRYPTOS COPRSTY CRYPTO, one who belongs secretly to group [n] CRYSTAL ACLRSTY transparent mineral [n -S] CSARDAS AACDRSS czardas (Hungarian dance) [n -ES] CTENOID CDEINOT comblike (resembling comb) [adj] CUATROS ACORSTU CUATRO, small guitar of Latin America [n] CUBAGES ABCEGSU CUBAGE, cubature (cubical content) [n] CUBBIES BBCEISU CUBBY, small, enclosed space [n] CUBBING BBCGINU CUB, to give birth to young of certain animals [v] CUBBISH BBCHISU resembling cub [adj] CUBICAL ABCCILU resembling cube [adj] CUBICLE BCCEILU small chamber [n -S] CUBICLY BCCILUY in form of cube [adv] CUBISMS BCIMSSU CUBISM, style of art [n] CUBISTS BCISSTU CUBIST, adherent of cubism (style of art) [n] CUBITAL ABCILTU CUBIT, ancient measure of length [adj] CUBITUS BCISTUU forearm [n -TI, -ES] CUBOIDS BCDIOSU CUBOID, bone of foot [n] CUCKOLD CCDKLOU to make cuckold (cornuto) of [v -ED, -ING, -S] CUCKOOS CCKOOSU CUCKOO, to repeat monotonously [v] CUDBEAR ABCDERU red dye [n -S] CUDDIES CDDEISU CUDDIE, cuddy (donkey (domestic ass)) [n] / CUDDY, donkey (domestic ass) [n] CUDDLED CDDDELU CUDDLE, to hug tenderly [v] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CUDDLER CDDELRU one that cuddles (to hug tenderly) [n -S] CUDDLES CDDELSU CUDDLE, to hug tenderly [v] CUDGELS CDEGLSU CUDGEL, to beat with heavy club [v] CUDWEED CDDEEUW perennial herb [n -S] CUEISTS CEISSTU CUEIST, one that uses cue (straight tapering rod) in billiards [n] CUESTAS ACESSTU CUESTA, type of land elevation [n] CUFFING CFFGINU CUFF, to furnish with cuff (part of sleeve) [v] CUIRASS ACIRSSU to cover with type of armor [v -ED, -ING, -ES] CUISHES CEHISSU CUISH, cuisse (piece of armor for thigh) [n] CUISINE CEIINSU style of cooking [n -S] CUISSES CEISSSU CUISSE, piece of armor for thigh [n] CUITTLE CEILTTU to coax (to cajole (to persuade by flattery)) [v -D, -LING, -S] CULCHES CCEHLSU CULCH, oyster bed [n] CULCHIE CCEHILU offensive word [n -S] / offensive word [adj -HIER, -HIEST] CULEXES CEELSUX CULEX, mosquito (winged insect) [n] CULICES CCEILSU CULEX, mosquito (winged insect) [n] CULICID CCDIILU culicine (mosquito (winged insect)) [n -S] CULLAYS ACLLSUY CULLAY, quillai (evergreen tree) [n] CULLERS CELLRSU CULLER, one that culls (to select from others) [n] CULLETS CELLSTU CULLET, broken glass gathered for remelting [n] CULLIED CDEILLU CULLY, to trick (to deceive (to mislead by falsehood)) [v] CULLIES CEILLSU CULLY, to trick (to deceive (to mislead by falsehood)) [v] CULLING CGILLNU CULL, to select from others [v] CULLION CILLNOU vile fellow [n -S] CULMINA ACILMNU CULMEN, upper ridge of bird's beak [n] CULMING CGILMNU CULM, to form hollow stem [v] CULOTTE CELOTTU divided skirt [n -S] CULPRIT CILPRTU one that is guilty [n -S] CULSHIE CEHILSU offensive word [n -S] / offensive word [adj -R, -ST] CULTISH CHILSTU pertaining to cult (group of zealous devotees) [adj] CULTISM CILMSTU devotion to cult [n -S] CULTIST CILSTTU member of cult [n -S] CULTURE CELRTUU to make fit for raising crops [v -D, -RING, -S] CULVERS CELRSUV CULVER, pigeon (short-legged bird) [n] CULVERT CELRTUV to channel stream through conduit [v -ED, -ING, -S] CUMARIN ACIMNRU coumarin (chemical compound) [n -S] CUMBERS BCEMRSU CUMBER, to hinder (to impede (to obstruct progress of)) [v] CUMBIAS ABCIMSU CUMBIA, Latin-American dance [n] CUMMERS CEMMRSU CUMMER, godmother [n] CUMMING CGIMMNU CUM, offensive word [v] CUMMINS CIMMNSU CUMMIN, cumin (plant used in cooking) [n] CUMQUAT ACMQTUU kumquat (citrus fruit) [n -S] CUMSHAW ACHMSUW gift [n -S] CUMULUS CLMSUUU type of cloud [n -LI, -ES] CUNDUMS CDMNSUU CUNDUM, condom (prophylactic) [n] CUNEATE ACEENTU wedge-shaped; triangular [adj] CUNNERS CENNRSU CUNNER, marine fish [n] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CUNNING CGINNNU skill in deception [n -S] / crafty (skillful in deceiving) [adj -ER, -EST] CUPCAKE ACCEKPU small cake [n -S] CUPELED CDEELPU CUPEL, to refine gold or silver in cuplike vessel [v] CUPELER CEELPRU cupeller (one that cupels (to refine gold or silver in cuplike vessel)) [n -S] CUPFULS CFLPSUU CUPFUL, as much as cup can hold [n] CUPLIKE CEIKLPU resembling cup [adj] CUPOLAS ACLOPSU CUPOLA, to shape like dome [v] CUPPERS CEPPRSU CUPPER, one that performs cupping [n] CUPPIER CEIPPRU CUPPY, cuplike (resembling cup) [adj] CUPPING CGINPPU archaic medical process [n -S] / CUP, to place in cup (small, open container) [v] CUPRITE CEIPRTU ore of copper [n -S] CUPROUS COPRSUU containing copper [adj] CUPRUMS CMPRSUU CUPRUM, copper [n] CUPSFUL CFLPSUU CUPFUL, as much as cup can hold [n] CUPULAE ACELPUU CUPULA, cupule (cup-shaped anatomical structure) [n] CUPULAR ACLPRUU cupulate (cup-shaped) [adj] CUPULES CELPSUU CUPULE, cup-shaped anatomical structure [n] CURABLE ABCELRU capable of being cured [adj] CURABLY ABCLRUY CURABLE, capable of being cured [adv] CURACAO AACCORU type of liqueur (sweetened alcoholic beverage) [n -S] CURACOA AACCORU curacao (type of liqueur (sweetened alcoholic beverage)) [n -S] CURAGHS ACGHRSU CURAGH, currach (coracle (small boat)) [n] CURARAS AACRRSU CURARA, curare (arrow poison) [n] CURARES ACERRSU CURARE, arrow poison [n] CURARIS ACIRRSU CURARI, curare (arrow poison) [n] CURATED ACDERTU CURATE, to act as curator of [v] CURATES ACERSTU CURATE, to act as curator of [v] CURATOR ACORRTU museum manager [n -S] CURBERS BCERRSU CURBER, one that curbs (to restrain (to hold back from action)) [n] CURBING BCGINRU concrete border along street [n -S] / CURB, to restrain (to hold back from action) [v] CURCHES CCEHRSU CURCH, kerchief (cloth worn as head covering) [n] CURCUMA ACCMRUU tropical plant [n -S] CURDIER CDEIRRU CURDY, curdled [adj] CURDING CDGINRU CURD, to curdle (to congeal (to change from fluid to solid)) [v] CURDLED CDDELRU CURDLE, to congeal (to change from fluid to solid) [v] CURDLER CDELRRU one that curdles (to congeal (to change from fluid to solid)) [n -S] CURDLES CDELRSU CURDLE, to congeal (to change from fluid to solid) [v] CURETTE CEERTTU to treat with curet [v -D, -TTING, -S] CURFEWS CEFRSUW CURFEW, regulation concerning hours which one may keep [n] CURIOSA ACIORSU pornographic books [n CURIOSA] CURIOUS CIORSUU eager for information [adj -ER, -EST] CURITES CEIRSTU CURITE, radioactive mineral [n] CURIUMS CIMRSUU CURIUM, radioactive element [n] CURLERS CELRRSU CURLER, one that curls (to form into ringlets) [n] CURLEWS CELRSUW CURLEW, shore bird [n] CURLIER CEILRRU CURLY, tending to curl [adj] CURLILY CILLRUY CURLY, tending to curl [adv] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CURLING CGILNRU CURL, to form into ringlets [v] / game played on ice [n -S] CURRACH ACCHRRU coracle (small boat) [n -S] CURRAGH ACGHRRU currach (coracle (small boat)) [n -S] CURRANS ACNRRSU CURRAN, curn (grain) [n] CURRANT ACNRRTU edible berry [n -S] CURRENT CENRRTU continuous flow [n -S] CURRIED CDEIRRU CURRIE, to prepare food certain way [v] / CURRY, to prepare leather for use or sale [v] CURRIER CEIRRRU one that curries leather [n -S] CURRIES CEIRRSU CURRIE, to prepare food certain way [v] / CURRY, to prepare leather for use or sale [v] CURRING CGINRRU CURR, to purr (to utter low, vibrant sound) [v] CURRISH CHIRRSU resembling cur (mongrel dog) [adj] CURSERS CERRSSU CURSER, one that curses (to wish evil upon) [n] CURSING CGINRSU CURSE, to wish evil upon [v] CURSIVE CEIRSUV style of print [n -S] CURSORS CORRSSU CURSOR, light indicator on computer display [n] CURSORY CORRSUY hasty and superficial [adj] CURTAIL ACILRTU to cut short [v -ED, -ING, -S] CURTAIN ACINRTU to provide with hanging piece of fabric [v -ED, -ING, -S] CURTALS ACLRSTU CURTAL, animal with clipped tail [n] CURTANA AACNRTU type of English sword [n -S] CURTATE ACERTTU shortened [adj] CURTEST CERSTTU CURT, abrupt (rudely brief) [adj] CURTESY CERSTUY type of legal tenure [n -SIES] CURTSEY CERSTUY to curtsy (to bow politely) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CURVETS CERSTUV CURVET, to prance (to spring forward on hind legs) [v] CURVIER CEIRRUV CURVEY, curvy (curved) [adj] / CURVY [adj] CURVING CGINRUV CURVE, to deviate from straightness [v] CUSHATS ACHSSTU CUSHAT, pigeon (short-legged bird) [n] CUSHAWS ACHSSUW CUSHAW, variety of squash [n] CUSHIER CEHIRSU CUSHY, easy (not difficult) [adj] CUSHILY CHILSUY in cushy (easy (not difficult)) manner [adv] CUSHION CHINOSU to pad with soft material [v -ED, -ING, -S] CUSPATE ACEPSTU CUSP, pointed end [adj] CUSPIDS CDIPSSU CUSPID, pointed tooth [n] CUSSERS CERSSSU CUSSER, one that cusses (to curse (to wish evil upon)) [n] CUSSING CGINSSU CUSS, to curse (to wish evil upon) [v] CUSTARD ACDRSTU thick, soft dessert [n -S] CUSTODY CDOSTUY guardianship (state of being guardian (one that guards (guard))) [n -DIES] CUSTOMS CMOSSTU CUSTOM, habitual practice [n] CUTAWAY AACTUWY type of coat [n -S] CUTBACK ABCCKTU reduction [n -S] CUTBANK ABCKNTU steep stream bank [n -S] CUTCHES CCEHSTU CUTCH, catechu (resin used in tanning) [n] CUTDOWN CDNOTUW reduction [n -S] CUTESIE CEEISTU cutesy (self-consciously cute) [adj -R, -ST] CUTICLE CCEILTU epidermis [n -S] CUTISES CEISSTU CUTIS, corium (skin layer) [n] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CUTLASS ACLSSTU short sword [n -ES] CUTLERS CELRSTU CUTLER, one who sells and repairs cutting tools [n] CUTLERY CELRTUY occupation of cutler [n -RIES] CUTLETS CELSTTU CUTLET, slice of meat [n] CUTLINE CEILNTU caption [n -S] CUTOFFS CFFOSTU CUTOFF, point at which something terminates [n] CUTOUTS COSTTUU CUTOUT, something cut out [n] CUTOVER CEORTUV land cleared of trees [n -S] CUTTAGE ACEGTTU means of plant propagation [n -S] CUTTERS CERSTTU CUTTER, one that cuts (to divide into parts with sharp-edged instrument) [n] CUTTIES CEISTTU CUTTY, thickset girl [n] CUTTING CGINTTU CUT, to divide into parts with sharp-edged instrument [v] section cut from plant [n -S] CUTTLED CDELTTU CUTTLE, to fold cloth in particular fashion [v] CUTTLES CELSTTU CUTTLE, to fold cloth in particular fashion [v] CUTWORK CKORTUW type of embroidery [n -S] CUTWORM CMORTUW caterpillar [n -S] CUVETTE CEETTUV small tube or vessel [n -S] CYANATE AACENTY chemical salt [n -S] CYANIDE ACDEINY to treat ore with cyanid [v -D, -DING, -S] CYANIDS ACDINSY CYANID, compound of cyanogen [n] CYANINE ACEINNY blue dye [n -S] CYANINS ACINNSY CYANIN, cyanine (blue dye) [n] CYANITE ACEINTY mineral (naturally occurring inorganic substance having characteristic set of physical properties) [n -S] CYATHIA AACHITY CYATHIUM, flower head of certain plants [n] CYBORGS BCGORSY CYBORG, human linked to mechanical device for life support [n] CYCASES ACCESSY CYCAS, tropical plant [n] CYCASIN ACCINSY sugar derivative [n -S] CYCLASE ACCELSY enzyme (complex protein) [n -S] CYCLERS CCELRSY CYCLER, cyclist (one who rides bicycle) [n] CYCLERY CCELRYY bicycle shop [n -RIES] CYCLING CCGILNY act of riding bicycle [n -S] / CYCLE, to ride bicycle [v] CYCLINS CCILNSY CYCLIN, any of group of proteins that control cell cycle [n] CYCLIST CCILSTY one who rides bicycle [n -S] CYCLIZE CCEILYZ to form one or more rings in chemical compound [v -D, -ZING, -S] CYCLOID CCDILOY geometric curve [n -S] CYCLONE CCELNOY rotating system of winds [n -S] CYCLOPS CCLOPSY minute one-eyed crustacean [n -PES, CYCLOPS] CYGNETS CEGNSTY CYGNET, young swan [n] CYLICES CCEILSY CYLIX, kylix (drinking vessel) [n] CYMATIA AACIMTY CYMATIUM, cyma (curved molding) [n] CYMBALS ABCLMSY CYMBAL, percussion instrument [n] CYMENES CEEMNSY CYMENE, hydrocarbon [n] CYMLING CGILMNY variety of squash [n -S] CYMLINS CILMNSY CYMLIN, cymling (variety of squash) [n] CYNICAL ACCILNY distrusting motives of others [adj] CYPHERS CEHPRSY CYPHER, to cipher (to solve problems in arithmetic) [v] CYPRESS CEPRSSY thin fabric [n -ES] That’s All Folks! That’s right, folks – ALL BINGOS STARTING with EACH LETTER of the ALPHABET. compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CYPRIAN ACINPRY prostitute [n -S] CYPSELA ACELPSY achene in certain plants [n -E] CYSTEIN CEINSTY cysteine (amino acid) [n -S] CYSTINE CEINSTY amino acid [n -S] CYSTOID CDIOSTY cyst-like structure [n -S] CYTOSOL CLOOSTY fluid portion of cell material [n -S] CZARDAS AACDRSZ Hungarian dance [n -ES] CZARDOM ACDMORZ domain of czar [n -S] CZARINA AACINRZ wife of czar [n -S] CZARISM ACIMRSZ autocratic government [n -S] CZARIST ACIRSTZ supporter of czarism [n -S]