SPELLING B-I-N-G-O-E-S Bingo-length ALTERNATE SPELLING are often foreign transliteration & challenge-safe. “~” separate spellings / [forms] compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

F FACETED ~ FACETTED FACET, to cut small plane surfaces on [v] FAERIES ~ FAIRIES imaginary supernatural being [n] FAKEERS ~ FAQUIRS Hindu ascetic [n] FALAFEL ~ FELAFEL ground spiced vegetables formed into patties [n -S] FALCATE ~ FALCATED curved and tapering to point [adj] FALDERAL ~ FALDEROL ~ FOLDEROL nonsense [n -S] FANTASM ~ PHANTASM creation of imagination [n -S] FANTOMS ~ PHANTOMS FANTOM, phantom (something existing in appearance only) [n]

FARADISE ~ FARADIZE to treat for faradism (use of faradic current for therapeutic purposes) [v -D, -SING, -S ~ -S, -ZING, -S] FARCERS ~ FARCEURS joker [n -S] FARFALS ~ FARFELS noodles in form of small pellets or granules [n] FAVELAS ~ FAVELLAS slum area [n -S] FELDSPAR ~ FELSPAR mineral [n -S] FELSITE ~ FELSTONE igneous rock [n -S] FEMINISE ~ FEMINIZE to make womanly [v -D, -SING, -S ~ -D, -ZING, -S] FENAGLE ~ FINAGLE to obtain by trickery [v -D, -LING, -S] FEOFFER ~ FEOFFOR one that grants fief (feudal state) to another [n -S] FERRELS ~ FERRULES ~ FERULES to furnish with metal ring or cap to prevent splitting [v] FETIALS ~ FETIALES priest of ancient Rome [n] FETICHES ~ FETISHES object believed to have magical power [n] FILAGREE ~ FILIGREE to adorn with intricate ornamental work [v -D, -ING, -S] FILETED ~ FILLETED to cut boneless slices from [v] FILIBEG ~ PHILABEG ~ PHILIBEG pleated skirt worn by Scottish Highlanders [n -S] FINABLE ~ FINEABLE subject to payment of fine (monetary penalty) [adj] FINALISE ~ FINALIZE to put into finished form [v -D, -SING, -S ~ -D, -ZING, -S] FINICKIN ~ FINIKIN ~ FINIKING difficult to please [adj] FINICKY ~ FINNICKY difficult to please [adj] FINMARK ~FINNMARK monetary unit of Finland [n -S] FISHGIGS ~ FIZGIGS prolonged implement for spearing fish [n] FIXATIF ~ FIXATIVE substance for preserving paintings or drawings [n -S] FLAUTIST ~ FLUTIST one who plays flute (woodwind instrument) [n -S] FLAVANOL ~ FLAVONOL derivative of flavone (chemical compound) [n -S] FLAVINES ~ FLAVINS yellow pigment [n] FLAVORS ~ FLAVOURS to give flavor (distinctive taste) [n] FLAVORY ~ FLAVOURY full of flavor (distinctive taste) [adj] FLECTION ~ FLEXION act of bending [n -S] FLEDGED ~ FLETCHED to furnish with feathers [v] FLEDGES ~ FLETCHES to furnish with feathers [v] FLENCHED ~ FLENSED to strip blubber or skin from [v] FLENCHES ~ FLENSES to strip blubber or skin from [v] FLEXIBLE ~ FLEXILE capable of being bent [adj] FLOATELS ~ FLOTELS houseboat used as hotel [n] FLOOSIE ~ FLOOSY ~ FLOOZIE ~ FLOSSIE prostitute [n -S ~ -SIES ~ -S ~ -S] FLUIDISE ~ FLUIDIZE to cause to flow like fluid [v -D, -SING, -S ~ -D, -ZING, -S] FLUNKEY ~ FLUNKIE servile follower [n -S] FLUORID ~ FLUORIDE compound of fluorine (gaseous element) [n -S] SPELLING B-I-N-G-O-E-S Bingo-length ALTERNATE SPELLING are often foreign transliteration & challenge-safe. “~” separate spellings / [forms] compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

FLUORIN ~ FLUORINE gaseous element [n -S] FLUTEYER ~ FLUTIER resembling flute (woodwind instrument) in sound [adj]

FOCALISE ~ FOCALIZE to focus (point at which rays converge or from which they diverge) [v -D, -SING, -S ~ -D, -ZING, -S] FOCUSED ~ FOCUSSED FOCUS, to bring to focus (point at which rays converge or from which they diverge) [v] FOGEYISM ~ FOGYISM old-fashioned behavior [n -S] FOLKMOOT ~ FOLKMOT ~ FOLKMOTE general assembly of people in early England [n -S] FOREWORN ~ FORWORN worn out [adj] FORKFULS ~ FORKSFUL as much as fork will hold [n] FORZANDO ~ SFORZATO playing tone or chord with sudden force [n -S or -DI ~ -S] FRACTUR ~ FRAKTUR style of type [n -S] FRANCISE ~ FRANCIZE to force to adopt French customs and language [v -D, -SING, S ~ -D, -ZING, -S] FREEBEE ~ FREEBIE something given or received without change [n -S] FREEDOM ~ FREENESS state of being free [n -S ~ -ES] FRENULA ~ FRAENUMS ~ FRENUMS connecting fold of membrane [n] FRETFUL ~ FRETSOME inclined to fret (to worry) [adj] FRISETTE ~ FRIZETTE frizzed fringe of hair [n -S] FRIZERS ~ FRIZZERS one that frizzes (to form into small, tight circles) [n] FRIZZED ~ FRIZZLED to frizz (to form into small, tight curls) [v] FRIZZES ~ FRIZZLES to frizz (to form into small, tight curls) [v] FROMENTY ~ FRUMENTY FURMENTY ~ FURMETY ~ FURMITY dish of wheat boiled in milk and sweetened with sugar [n -TIES] FRONDED ~ FRONDOSE FROND, type of leaf [adj] FROUZIER ~ FROWSIER ~ FROWZIER unkempt [adj] FUCHSIN ~ FUCHSINE red dye [n -S] FUELERS ~ FUELLERS one that fuels (to provide with fuel (material used to produce energy) [n] FUELING ~ FUELLING to provide with fuel (material used to produce energy) [v] FULFILLS ~ FULFILS to bring about accomplishment of [v] FULHAMS ~ FULLAMS loaded die [n] FULLNESS ~ FULNESS state of being full (filled completely) [n -ES] FUSILEER ~ FUSILIER solider armed with fusil (type of musket) [n -S] FUTHARC ~ FUTHARK ~ FUTHORC ~ FUTHORK ancient alphabet [n -S] G GABBARD ~ GABBART barge [n -S] GACHERS ~ GATCHERS one that gatches (to behave boastfully) [n] GACHING ~ GATCHING to gatch (to behave boastfully) [v] GADROON ~ GODROON to decorate with bands of fluted or reeded molding [v -ED, -ING, -S] GAIETIES ~ GAYETIES festive activities [n] GALANGA ~ GALANGAL medicinal plant [n -S] GALAVANT ~ GALIVANT to gad (to roam about restlessly) about [v -ED, -ING, -S] GALIOTS ~ GALLIOTS small galley (long, low medieval ship) [n] GALLEASS ~ GALLIASS large war galley (long, low medieval ship) [n -ES] GALLNUT ~ NUTGALL abnormal swelling of plant tissue [n -S] GALLOOTS ~ GALOOTS awkward or uncouth person [n] GALOSHE ~ GOLOSHE overshoe [n -S] GALYACS ~ GALYAKS fur made from lambskin [n] GAMBADE ~ GAMBADO leap made by horse [n -S] ~ [n -ES, -S] GAMBIAS ~ GAMBIERS ~ GAMBIRS gambler [n] GAOLBIRD ~ JAILBIRD prisoner (one that is imprisoned) [n -S] SPELLING B-I-N-G-O-E-S Bingo-length ALTERNATE SPELLING are often foreign transliteration & challenge-safe. “~” separate spellings / [forms] compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

GAOLERS ~ JAILERS ~ JAILORS keeper of jail (place of confinement) [n] GARBAGEY ~ GARBAGY GARBAGE, food waste [adj] GAROTED ~ GAROTTED ~ GARROTED ~ GARROTTED to execute by strangling [v] GAROTES ~ GAROTTES ~ GARROTES ~ GARROTTES to execute by strangling [v] GASALIER ~ GASELIER ~ GASOLIER gaslight chandeliers [n -S] GASOGENE ~ GAZOGENE apparatus for carbonating liquids [n -S] GASOLENE ~ GASOLINE liquid fuel (material used to produce energy) [n -S] GASTRAEA ~ GASTREA type of metazoan (any of major division of multicellular animals) [n -S] GAVELED ~ GAVELLED GAVEL, to signal for attention or order by use of gavel (small mallet) [v] GAVELING ~ GAVELLING GAVEL, to signal for attention or order by use of gavel (small mallet) [v] GELATIN ~ GELATINE glutinous substance [n -S] GEMSBOK ~ GEMSBUCK large antelope [n -S] GENIPAP ~ GENIPAPO tropical tree [n -S] GENSENG ~ GINSENG perennial herb [n -S] GEODUCKS ~ GWEDUCS ~ GWEDUCKS large, edible clam [n] GERBILS ~ GERBILLES burrowing rodent [n] GETABLE ~ GETTABLE GET, obtain or acquire [adj] GHERAOES ~ GHERAOS GHERAO, to coerce by physical means [v] GHILLIES ~ GILLIES type of shoe [n] GIDDYAP ~ GIDDYUP giddap, used as command to horse to go faster [interj] GINGALLS ~ GINGALS ~ JINGALLS ~ JINGALS heavy musket [n] GINGELEY ~ GINGELY ~ GINGELI ~ GINGELLI ~ GINGELLY ~ GINGILI ~ GINGILLI sesame seed or its oil [n -S ~ -LIES ~ -S ~ -S ~ -LIES ~ -S ~ -S] GINGKOES ~ GINGKOS ~ GINKGOES ~ GINKGOS ~ JINGKOES ornamental tree [n] GIPPERS ~ GYPPERS one that gips (to swindle (to take money or property from by fraudulent means) [n] GIRASOL ~ GIRASOLE ~ GIROSOL variety of opal [n -S] GIRSHES ~ GURSHES ~ QURSHES ~ QURUSHES monetary unit of Saudi Arabia [n] GLAIKET ~ GLAIKIT foolish [adj] GLAZERS ~ GLAZIERS one that glazes (to fit windows with glass panes) [n] GLIADIN ~ GLIADINE simple protein [n -S] GLOAMING ~ GLOOMING twilight [n -S] GOETHITE ~ GOTHITE ore of iron [n -S] GOGLETS ~ GUGLETS ~ GURGLETS long-necked jar [n] GOLDARN ~ GOLDURN expression of anger [n -S] GOLLIWOG ~ GOLLYWOG grotesque doll [n -S] GOMERAL ~ GOMEREL ~ GOMERIL fool [n -S] GONADAL ~ GONADIAL GONAD, sex gland [adj] GONFALON ~ GONFANON banner [n -S] GONIFFS ~ GONOPHS thief (one that steals (to take without right or permission)) [n] GORMAND ~ GOURMAND one who loves to eat [n -S] GRADINES ~ GRADINS one of series of steps [n] GRAECIZE ~ GRECIZE to provide with Greek style [v -D, -SING, -S ~ -D, -ZING, -S] GRAMARY ~ GRAMARYE occult earning ~ magic [n -RIES ~ -S] GRANDAD ~ GRANDDAD grandfather [n -S] GRANDAM ~ GRANDAME ~ GRANDDAM grandmother [n -S] GRAPLIN ~ GRAPLINE type of anchor [n -S] GRAVELED ~ GRAVELLED GRAVEL, to pave with gravel (mixture of rick fragments) [v] GRAVLAKS ~ GRAVLAX cured salmon [n] GRAYISH ~ GREYISH somewhat gray (color between white and black) [adj] SPELLING B-I-N-G-O-E-S Bingo-length ALTERNATE SPELLING are often foreign transliteration & challenge-safe. “~” separate spellings / [forms] compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

GRAYLAG ~ GREYLAG wild goose [n -S] GRAYNESS ~ GREYNESS state of being gray (color between white and black) [n -ES] GREWSOME ~ GRUESOME repugnant [adj -R, -ST] GRIFFIN ~ GRIFFON ~ GRYPHON mythological creature [n -S] GROMMET ~ GRUMMET to fasten with reinforcing ring of material [v -ED, -ING, -S] GRUDGED ~ GRUTCHED to be unwilling to give or admit [v] GRUDGES ~ GRUTCHES to be unwilling to give or admit [v] GRUELED ~ GRUELLED GRUEL, to disable by hard work [v] GRUMPHIE ~ GRUMPHY pig [n -PHIES] GUAIACUM ~ GUAIOCUM medicinal resin [n -S] GUANINES ~ GUANINS chemical compound [n] GUARACHE ~ HUARACHE flat-heeled sandal [n -S] GUGGLED ~ GURGLED to flow with bubbling sounds [v] GUGGLES ~ GURGLES to flow with bubbling sounds [v] GULLABLE ~ GULLIBLE easily deceived [adj] GYNAECEA ~ GYNAECIA ~ GYNECIA ~ GYNOECIA GYNECIUM, pistil of flower [n] H HABDALAH ~ HAVDALAH Jewish ceremony [n -S] HACKBUTS ~ HAGBUTS type of gun [n] HAEMATIC ~ HEMATIC medicine for blood disease [n -S] HAEMATIN ~ HEMATIN ~ HEMATINE heme (component of hemoglobin) [n -S] HAFFETS ~ HAFFITS cheekbone and temple [n]

HAFTARA ~ HAFTARAH ~ HAFTORAH ~ HAPHTARA biblical selection [n -S or -ROT or -ROTH ~ -S or -ROS or -ROT or -ROTH ~ -RAS or -ROT or -ROTH ~ -S, -ROT, -ROTH] HAIMISH ~ HEIMISH homey [adj]

HALACHA ~ HALAKAH ~ HALAKHA ~ HALAKHAH legal part of Talmud [n -S or -HOT or -HOTH ~ -S or -KOTH ~ -S or -KHOT ~ -S or -HOTH or -HOT] HALAKIC ~ HALAKHIC legal part of Talmud [adj] HALALAHS ~ HALALAS Saudi Arabian coin [n] HALAVAHS ~ HALVAHS Turkish confection [n] HALBERD ~ HALBERT axlike weapon of 15th and 16th centuries [n -S] HALIBUT ~ HOLIBUT flatfish, any of order of marine fishes [n -S] HALIDOM ~ HALIDOME something holy [n -S] HALLIARD ~ HALYARD ~ HAULYARD line used to hoist sail [n -S] HALLOAS ~ HALLOOS ~ HOLLOAS ~ HOLLOOS ~ HULLOAS ~ HULLOOS to shout [v]

HALLOED ~ HALLOAED ~ HALLOOED ~ HOLLOED ~ HOLLOAED ~ HOLLOOED ~ HULLOED ~ HULLOAED ~ HULLOOED to shout [v] HAMADAS ~ HAMMADAS desert plateau of bedrock [n] HAMMALS ~ HAMAULS porter in eastern countries [n] HANDFULS ~ HANDSFUL as much as hand can hold [n] HANDSELS ~ HANSELS to give gift to [v] HANSELED ~ HANSELLED HANSEL, to handsel (to give gift to) [v] HAPTENES ~ HAPTENS substance similar to antigen (substance that stimulates production of antibodies) [n] HARBORS ~ HARBOURS to shelter [v] HARKENS ~ HEARKENS to listen to [v] HARMINES ~ HARMINS alkaloid used as stimulant [n] HARRUMPH ~ HARUMPH to make guttural sound [v -ED, -ING, -S] HARSLETS ~ HASLETS edible viscera of animal [n] HASHEESH ~ HASHISH mild narcotic [n -ES] HATABLE ~ HATEABLE meriting hatred [adj] SPELLING B-I-N-G-O-E-S Bingo-length ALTERNATE SPELLING are often foreign transliteration & challenge-safe. “~” separate spellings / [forms] compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

HATFULS ~ HATSFUL as much as hat can hold [n] HAUTBOIS ~ HAUTBOYS oboe [n] HAWKEYS ~ HAWKIES white-faced cow [n] HECTARE ~ HEKTARE unit of area [n -S] HEGIRAS ~ HEJIRAS ~ HIJRAHS exodus [n] HEGUMEN ~ HEGUMENE head of monastery [n -S] HEIGHTS ~ HEIGHTHS ~ HIGHTHS highest point [n] HELPMATE ~ HELPMEET helpful companion [n -S] HENEQUEN ~ HENEQUIN ~ HENIQUEN fiber used to make ropes [n -S] HERETRIX ~ HERITRIX female heritor (one that inherits) [n -ES or -ICES] HETAERA ~ HETAIRA concubine [n -S or -E ~ -S or -AI] HEYDAYS ~ HEYDEYS period of one’s greatest success [n] HIJACKS ~ HIGHJACKS to seize vehicle while in transit [v -ED, -ING, -S] HOACTZINS ~ HOATZINS tropical bird [n] HOCUSED ~ HOCUSSED HOCUS, to deceive or cheat [v] HODDENS ~ HODDINS coarse cloth [n] HOGMANAY ~ HOGMANE ~ HOGMENAY Scottish celebration [n -S ~ -S ~ -S] HOIDENED ~ HOYDENED to act like tomboy [v] HOIDENS ~ HOYDENS to act like tomboy [v] HOMMOSES ~ HUMMUSES paste of pureed chickpeas and tahini [n] HONORER ~ HONOURER one that honors (to respect) [n] HOOCHES ~ HOOTCHES cheap whiskey [n] HOOPOES ~ HOOPOOS European bird [n] HOORAHED ~ HOORAYED ~ HURRAHED ~ HURRAYED to cheer (to applaud with shots of approval) HOORAHS ~ HOORAYS ~ HURRAHS ~ HURRAYS to cheer (to applaud with shots of approval) HOOSEGOW ~ HOOSGOW jail [n -S] HOSTELED ~ HOSTELLED HOSTEL, to stay at inns overnight while traveling [v] HOSTLERS ~ OSTLERS person who tends horses or mules [n] HOUDAHS ~ HOWDAHS seat on elephant or camel for riders [n] HOVELED ~ HOVELLED HOVEL, to live in small miserable dwelling [v] HRYVNAS ~ HRYVNIAS ~ HRYVNYAS monetary unit of Ukraine [n]

HUBRISES ~ HYBRISES arrogance (quality of being arrogant (overly convinces of one’s own worth or importance) [n] HUMANISE ~ HUMANIZE to make human [v -D, -SING, -S ~ -D, -ZING, -S] HUMMUSES ~ HUMOUSES paste of pureed chickpeas and tahini [n] HYALINS ~ HYALINES transparent substance [n] HYDRIDES ~ HYDRIDS chemical compound [n] HYDROPS ~ HYDROPSY dropsy (excessive accumulation of serous fluid) [n -ES ~ -SIES] HYENINE ~ HYENOID HYENA, wolflike mammal [adj] HYGEIST ~ HYGIEIST expert in hygiene (science of health) [n -S] HYPONEA ~ HYPONOIA dulled mental activity [n -S] I IDEALISE ~ IDEALIZE to regard as perfect [v -D, -SING, -S ~ -D, -ZING, -S] IDEALOGY ~ IDEOLOGY systematic body of ideas [n -GIES] IDOLATER ~ IDOLATOR one that worships idols [n -S] IDOLATRY ~ IDOLISM worship of idols [n -TRIES ~ -S] IDOLISE ~ IDOLIZE to worship [v -D, -SING, -S ~ -D, -ZING, -S] IDOLISER ~ IDOLIZER one that worships idols [n -S] SPELLING B-I-N-G-O-E-S Bingo-length ALTERNATE SPELLING are often foreign transliteration & challenge-safe. “~” separate spellings / [forms] compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

IDYLIST ~ IDYLLIST writer of idyls (poem or prose work depicting scenes of rural simplicity) [n -S] IGNITER ~ IGNITOR one that ignites (to set in fire) [n -S] IMMUNISE ~ IMMUNIZE to protect from disease [v -D, -SING, -S ~ -D, -ZING, -S] IMPACTER ~ IMPACTOR one that impacts (to pack firmly together) [n -S] IMPELLER ~ IMPELLOR one that impels (to force into action) [n -S] IMPOSTER ~ IMPOSTOR one that poses as another for deceptive purposes [n -S] IMPRESA ~ IMPRESE type of emblem [n -S] INDAMIN ~ INDAMINE chemical compound [n] INDENTER ~ INDENTOR one that indents (to cut or tear irregularly) [n -S] INDICTER ~ INDICTOR one that indicts (to charge with crime) [n -S] INDIGEN ~ INDIGENE native (original inhabitant of area) [n -S] INDULIN ~ INDULINE blue dye [n -S] INFECTER ~ INFECTOR one that infects (to contaminate with disease producing germs [n -S] INFLATER ~ INFLATOR one that inflates (to cause to expand by filling with gas or air) [n -S] INITIALED ~ INITIALLED INITIAL, to mark with first letters of one’s name [v] INSIGNE ~ INSIGNIA emblem of authority or honor [n -S] INSTALLS ~ INSTALS to place in position for use [v] INSTILLS ~ INSTILS to infuse slowly [v] INUKSHUK ~ INUKSUK figure of human made of stones [n -S ~ -S or -UIT] INVENTER ~ INVENTOR one that invents (to devise originally) [n -S] INVERTER ~ INVERTOR one that inverts (to turn upside down) [n -S] IODISED ~ IODIZED to treat with iodine (nonmetallic element) [v] IODISES ~ IODIZES to treat with iodine (nonmetallic element) [v] IONISER ~ IONIZER one that ionizes (to treat with iodine) [n -S] IRONISE ~ IRONIZE to mix with nutritional iron [v -D, -SING, -S ~ -D, -ZING, -S] ISATINES ~ ISATINS chemical compound [n] ISOCHEIM ~ ISOCHIME type of isotherm (line on map connecting points of equal temperature) [n -S] ISOCHOR ~ ISOCHORE curve used to show relationship between pressure and temperature [n -S] ISOLOGS ~ ISOLOGUES type of chemical compound [n] ISOTACY ~ ISOTASY state of balance in earth’s crust [n -CIES ~ -SIES] ITEMISE ~ ITEMIZE to set down particulars of [v -D, -SING, -S ~ -D, -ZING, -S] ITEMISER ~ ITEMIZER one that itemizes (to set down particulars of) [n -S] J JACKAROO ~ JACKEROO inexperienced ranch hand [n -S] JAGGARY ~ JAGGERY ~ JAGGHERY coarse, dark sugar [n -RIES ~ RIES ~ RIES] JALOPIES ~ JALOPPIES decrepit car [n] JANISARY ~ JANIZARY Turkish soldier [n -RIES ~ -RIES] JARFULS ~ JARSFUL quantity held by jar (cylindrical container) [n] JASMINES ~ JASMINS climbing shrub [n] JEHADIS ~ JIHADIS Muslim who participates in jihad (Muslim holy war) [n] JEMADAR ~ JEMIDAR officer in army in India [n -S] JEMMIED ~ JIMMIED to pry open with crowbar [v] JEMMIES ~ JIMMIES to pry open with crowbar [v] JEMMYING ~ JIMMYING to pry open with crowbar [v] JEREEDS ~ JERREEDS ~ JERRIDS wooden javelin [n] JERRICAN ~ JERRYCAN fuel container [n -S] JETSAMS ~ JETSOMS goods cast overboard [n] SPELLING B-I-N-G-O-E-S Bingo-length ALTERNATE SPELLING are often foreign transliteration & challenge-safe. “~” separate spellings / [forms] compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

JEWELED ~ JEWELLED JEWEL, to adorn or equip with jewels (precious stones) [v] JEWELER ~ JEWELLER dealer or maker of jewelry [n] JIUJITSU ~ JIUJUTSU ~ JUJITSU ~ JUJUTSU Japanese art of self-defense [n -S] JOSTLES ~ JUSTLES to bump or push roughly [n] JOUSTERS ~ JUSTERS one that jousts (to engage in personal combat) [n] JUBBAHS ~ JUBHAHS loose outer garment [n] JUBILEES ~ JUBILES celebration [n] JUGFULS ~ JUGSFUL as much as jug will hold [n] JUMARED ~ JUMARRED JUMAR, to climb with ropes using type of clamp [v]