That’s Entertainment! That’s bingos about all forms of ENTERTAINMENT, LEISURE, ENJOYMENT, PLAY compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club
A 7s ACTABLE AABCELT suitable for performance on stage [adj] ACTORLY ACLORTY ACTOR, theatrical performer [adj] ADAGIOS AADGIOS ADAGIO, musical composition or movement played in slow tempo [n] ADMIRED ADDEIMR ADMIRE, to regard with wonder, pleasure, and approval [v] ADMIRER ADEIMRR one that admires (to regard with wonder, pleasure, and approval) [n -S] ADMIRES ADEIMRS ADMIRE, to regard with wonder, pleasure, and approval [v] ADULATE AADELTU to praise excessively [v -D, -TING, -S] AEROBAT AABEORT one that performs feats in aircraft [n -S] AGAPEIC AACEGIP AGAPE, communal meal of fellowship [adj] AGITATO AAGIOTT fast and stirring -- used as musical direction [adj] AIRBALL AABIL LR to miss basket in basketball [v -ED -ING, -S] AIRPLAY AAILPRY playing of record on radio program [n -S] AIRSHOW AHIORSW exhibition of aircraft stunts [n -S] ALLEGRO AEGLLOR musical passage played in rapid tempo [n -S] ALLURED ADELLRU ALLURE, to attract with something desirable [v] ALLURER AELLRRU one that allures (to attract with something desirable) [n -S] ALLURES AELLRSU ALLURE, to attract with something desirable [v] ALTHORN AHLNORT brass wind instrument [n -S] ALTOIST AILOSTT one who plays alto saxophone [n -S] AMATEUR AAEMRTU one that engages in activity for pleasure [n -S] AMAZING AAGIMNZ AMAZE, to overwhelm with surprise or wonder [v] AMENITY AEIMNTY quality of being pleasant or agreeable [n -TIES] AMUSERS AEMRSSU AMUSER, one that amuses (to occupy pleasingly) [n] AMUSIAS AAIMSSU AMUSIA, inability to recognize musical sounds [n] AMUSING AGIMNSU AMUSE, to occupy pleasingly [v] AMUSIVE AEIMSUV amusing [adj] ANDANTE AADENNT moderately slow musical passage [n -S] ANGLING AGGILNN sport of fishing [n -S] / ANGLE, to fish with hook and line [v] ANIMATO AAIMNOT musical passage played in lively manner [n -S, -TI] ANTICKS ACIKNST ANTICK, to antic (to act in clownish manner) [v] ANTICLY ACILNTY in clownish (resembling or befitting clown) manner [adv] APERIES AEEIPRS APERY, act of aping (to mimic (to imitate closely)) [n] APISHLY AHILPSY APISH, slavishly or foolishly imitative [adv] AQUAFIT AAFIQTU exercise class in water [n -S] ARCADIA AAACDIR region of simple pleasure and quiet [n -S] ARCHERS ACEHRRS ARCHER, one that shoots with bow and arrow [n] ARCHERY ACEHRRY sport of shooting with bow and arrow [n -RIES] ARIOSOS AIOORSS ARIOSO, musical passage resembling aria [n] ARTIEST AEIRSTT ARTY, showily or pretentiously artistic [adj] ARTISTE AEIRSTT skilled public performer [n -S] ARTSIER AEIRRST ARTSY, arty (showily or pretentiously artistic) [adj] ASTOUND ADNOSTU to amaze (to overwhelm with surprise or wonder) [v -ED, -ING, -S] ATHLETE AEEHLTT one skilled in feats of physical strength and agility [n -S] ATTABOY AABOTTY expression of encouragement or approval to man or boy [n -S] AUDIBLE ABDEILU to call substitute play in football [v -D, -LING, -S]
That’s Entertainment! That’s bingos about all forms of ENTERTAINMENT, LEISURE, ENJOYMENT, PLAY compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club
AWESOME AEEMOSW inspiring awe [adj] B 7s BACCARA AAABCCR baccarat (card game) [n -S] BAFFIES ABEFFIS BAFFY, wooden golf club [n] BAFFING ABFFGIN BAFF, to strike under golf ball [v] BAGNIOS ABGINOS BAGNIO, brothel (house of prostitution) [n] BAGPIPE ABEGIPP to play bagpipe (wind instrument) [v -D, -PING, -S] BALAFON AABFLNO musical instrument of Africa [n -S] BALLBOY ABBLLOY boy who retrieves balls during games [n -S] BALLETS ABELLST BALLET, classical dance form [n] BANDURA AABDNRU Ukrainian stringed instrument [n -S] BANJOES ABEJNOS BANJO, musical instrument [n] BANQUET ABENQTU to feast (to eat sumptuously) [v -ED, -ING, -S] BARBELL ABBELLR exercise apparatus [n -S] BARBIES ABBEIRS BARBIE, portable fireplace for cooking [n] BARISTA AABIRST one who makes and serves coffee to public [n -S] BARKEEP ABEEKPR bartender (one that bartends (to tend barroom) [n -S] BARMAID AABDIMR female bartender [n -S] BARRING ABGINRR BARRE, to play type of guitar chord [v] BARYTON ABNORTY stringed instrument [n -S] BASCULE ABCELSU type of seesaw [n -S] BASEMAN AABEMNS certain player in baseball [n -MEN] BASSIST ABISSST person who plays double bass [n -S] BASSOON ABNOOSS low-pitched instrument [n -S] BATBOYS ABBOSTY BATBOY, boy who minds baseball equipment [n] BATGIRL ABGILRT girl who minds baseball equipment [n -S] BATTING ABGINTT BAT, to hit baseball [v] BATTUES ABESTTU BATTUE, type of hunt [n] BEAGLED ABDEEGL BEAGLE, to hunt with beagles (small hounds) [v] BEAGLER ABEEGLR one that hunts game with beagles [n -S] BEAGLES ABEEGLS BEAGLE, to hunt with beagles (small hounds) [v] BEAMISH ABEHIMS cheerful [adj] BEANERY ABEENRY cheap restaurant [n -RIES] BEATBOX ABBEOTX to sing to rhythm of rap music [v -ED, -ING, -ES] BEATIFY ABEFITY to make happy (marked by joy) [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] BECHARM ABCEHMR to hold under spell [v -ED, -ING, -S] BECLOWN BCELNOW to cause to appear ridiculous [v -ED, -ING, -S] BEERIER BEEEIRR BEERY, affected by beer [adj] BEERILY BEEILRY BEERY, affected by beer [adv] BEGLADS ABDEGLS BEGLAD, to gladden (to make glad (feeling pleasure)) [v] BEGUINE BEEGINU lively dance [n -S] BELAUDS ABDELSU BELAUD, to praise (to express approval or admiration of) [v] BELLING BEGILLN mock serenade for newlyweds [n -S] BEMOCKS BCEKMOS BEMOCK, to mock (to ridicule (to make fun of)) [v] BENCHED BCDEEHN BENCH, to take player out of game (team competition) [v] BENCHES BCEEHNS BENCH, to take player out of game (team competition) [v]
That’s Entertainment! That’s bingos about all forms of ENTERTAINMENT, LEISURE, ENJOYMENT, PLAY compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club
BESMILE BEEILMS to smile on [v -D, -LING, -S] BESTING BEGINST BEST, to outdo (to exceed in performance) [v] BETTING BEGINTT act of gambling on outcome of race [n -S] BEZIQUE BEEIQUZ card game [n -S] BHANGRA AABGHNR form of popular Punjabi dance music [n -S] BIBBERS BBBEIRS BIBBER, tippler (one that tipples (to drink alcoholic beverages)) [n] BIBBERY BBBEIRY act of tippling (to drink alcoholic beverages) [n -RIES] BIBBING BBBGIIN act of tippling (to drink alcoholic beverages) [n -S] / BIB, to tipple [v] BICYCLE BCCEILY to ride bicycle (two-wheeled vehicle) [v -D, -LING, -S] BIGUINE BEGIINU beguine (lively dance) [n -S] BIKEWAY ABEIKWY route for bikes [n -S] BILLING BGIILLN relative position in which performer is listed [n -S] BINGERS BEGINRS BINGER, one that binges (to indulge in something to excess) [n] BINGING BGGIINN bingeing (act of indulging in something to excess) [n -S] BINGE [v] BINGOES BEGINOS BINGO, game of chance [n] BIRDERS BDEIRRS BIRDER, bird hunter [n] BIRDIED BDDEIIR BIRDIE, to shoot in one stroke under par in golf [v] BIRDIES BDEIIRS BIRDIE, to shoot in one stroke under par in golf [v] BIRDING BDGIINR bird-watching [n -S] / BIRD, to hunt birds (winged, warm-blooded vertebrates) [v] BIRKIES BEIIKRS BIRKIE, lively person [n] BIRLERS BEILRRS BIRLER, one that birls (lumberjack’s game) [n] BIRLING BGIILNR lumberjack's game [n -S] / BIRL, to rotate floating log [v] BISTROS BIORSST BISTRO, small tavern (place where liquor is sold to be drunk on premises) [n] BLADERS ABDELRS BLADER, one that blades (to skate on in-line skates) [n] BLADING ABDGILN act of skating on in-line skates [n -S] / BLADE, to skate on in-line skates [v] BLISSED BDEILSS BLISS, to experience or produce ecstasy [v] BLISSES BEILSSS BLISS, to experience or produce ecstasy [v] BLITHER BEHILRT BLITHE, merry (cheerful (full of spirits)) [adj] BLOOPED BDELOOP BLOOP, to hit short fly ball [v] BOATING ABGINOT sport of traveling by boat [n -S] / BOAT, to travel by boat (watercraft) [v] BOBSLED BBDELOS to ride on bobsled (racing sled) [v -DDED, -DDING, -S] BOCCIAS ABCCIOS BOCCIA, boccie (Italian bowling game) [n] BOCCIES BCCEIOS BOCCIE, Italian bowling game [n] BOFFOLA ABFFLOO boff (hearty laugh) [n -S] BOGEYED BDEEGOY BOGEY, to shoot in one stroke over par in golf [v] BOLEROS BELOORS BOLERO, Spanish dance [n] BOOBIRD BBDIOOR fan who boos players of home team [n -S] BOOGEYS BEGOOSY BOOGEY, to boogie (to dance to rock music) [v] BOOGIED BDEGIOO BOOGIE, to dance to rock music [v] / BOOGY, to boogie (to dance to rock music) [v] BOOGIES BEGIOOS BOOGIE, to dance to rock music [v] / BOOGY, to boogie (to dance to rock music) [v] BOOMBOX BBMOOOX portable radio and tape or compact disc player [n -ES] BOOTLEG BEGLOOT to smuggle (to import or export illicitly) [v -GGED, -GGING, -S] BOOZERS BEOORSZ BOOZER, one that boozes (to drink liquor excessively) [n] BOOZIER BEIOORZ BOOZY, drunken (drunk (intoxicated)) [adj] BOOZILY BILOOYZ BOOZY, drunken (drunk (intoxicated)) [adv] BOOZING BGINOOZ act of drinking liquor excessively [n -S] / BOOZE, to drink liquor excessively [v]
That’s Entertainment! That’s bingos about all forms of ENTERTAINMENT, LEISURE, ENJOYMENT, PLAY compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club
BOPEEPS BEEOPPS BOPEEP, game of peekaboo [n] BORDELS BDELORS BORDEL, brothel (house of prostitution) [n] BOSTONS BNOOSST BOSTON, card game [n] BOUFFES BEFFOSU BOUFFE, comic opera [n] BOURREE BEEORRU old French dance [n -S] BOWHUNT BHNOTUW to hunt with bow and arrow [v -ED, -ING, -S] BOWINGS BGINOSW BOWING, technique of managing bow of stringed instrument [n] BOWLERS BELORSW BOWLER, one that bowls (to play at bowling) [n] BOWLESS BELOSSW being without archery bow [adj] BOWLING BGILNOW game in which balls are rolled at objects [n -S] / BOWL, to play at bowling [v] BOWSMAN ABMNOSW bowman (archer (one that shoots with bow and arrow)) [n -MEN] BOWYERS BEORSWY BOWYER, maker of archery bows [n] BOXBALL ABBLLOX form of handball [n -S] BOXINGS BGINOSX BOXING, casing (protective outer covering) [n] BRASSIE ABEIRSS golf club [n -S] BRAVURA AABRRUV fine musical technique [n -S, -RE] BREKKIE BEEIKKR breakfast [n -S] BREWPUB BBEPRUW restaurant that sells beverages brewed on premises [n -S] BRICOLE BCEILOR cushion shot in billiards [n -S] BROTHEL BEHLORT house of prostitution [n -S] BUFFOON BFFNOOU clown [n -S] BUGLERS BEGLRSU BUGLER, one that plays bugle [n] BUGLING BGGILNU BUGLE, to play bugle (brass wind instrument) [v] BULBULS BBLLSUU BULBUL, songbird (bird that utters musical call) [n] BULGERS BEGLRSU BULGER, golf club [n] BULLDOG BDGLLOU to throw steer [v -GGED, -GGING, -S] BULLEYS BELLSUY BULLEY, two-masted fishing boat [n] BUNHEAD ABDEHNU female ballet dancer [n -S] BUNRAKU ABKNRUU Japanese puppet show [n -S] BUNTERS BENRSTU BUNTER, one that bunts BURLESK BEKLRSU type of stage show [n -S] BURPEES BEEPRSU BURPEE, physical exercise [n] BUSBOYS BBOSSUY BUSBOY, boy or man who is server's assistant in restaurant [n] BUSGIRL BGILRSU girl or woman who is server's assistant in restaurant [n -S] BUSHERS BEHRSSU BUSHER, minor league baseball player [n] BUSKERS BEKRSSU BUSKER, roaming entertainer [n] BUSKING BGIKNSU act of performing as busker [n -S] BUSTARD ABDRSTU game bird [n -S] BUTLERS BELRSTU BUTLER, male servant [n] BUTTLED BDELTTU BUTTLE, to serve as butler [v] BUTTLES BELSTTU BUTTLE, to serve as butler [v] BUZUKIA ABIKUUZ BUZUKI, bouzouki (stringed musical instrument) [n] BUZUKIS BIKSUUZ BUZUKI, bouzouki (stringed musical instrument) [n] C 7s CABARET AABCERT music hall [n -S] CADDIED ACDDDEI CADDIE, to serve as golfer's assistant [v] / CADDY, to caddie (to serve as golfer's assistant) [v]
That’s Entertainment! That’s bingos about all forms of ENTERTAINMENT, LEISURE, ENJOYMENT, PLAY compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club
CADDIES ACDDEIS CADDIE, to serve as golfer's assistant [v] / CADDY, to caddie (to serve as golfer's assistant) [v] CADENCY ACCDENY rhythm (movement or procedure with uniform recurrence of strong and weak elements) [n -CIES] CADENZA AACDENZ elaborate musical passage [n -S] CAESTUS ACESSTU cestus (hand covering for ancient Roman boxers) [n -ES] CALLETS ACELLST CALLET, prostitute [n] CAMPIER ACEIMPR CAMPY, comically exaggerated [adj] CAMPILY ACILMPY in campy (comically exaggerated) manner [adv] CANASTA AAACNST card game [n -S] CANCANS AACCNNS CANCAN, dance marked by high kicking [n] CANCHAS AACCHNS CANCHA, jai alai court [n] CANOERS ACENORS CANOER, one who canoes [n] 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] CARACOL AACCLOR to caracole (perform half-turn on horse) [v -LLED, -LLING, -S] CARDIOS ACDIORS CARDIO, exercise involving heart and blood vessels [n] CARIOCA AACCIOR South American dance [n -S] CARNEYS ACENRSY CARNEY, carny (carnival (traveling amusement show)) [n] CARNIES ACEINRS CARNIE, carny (carnival (traveling amusement show)) [n] / CARNY, carnival (traveling amusement show) [n] CAROLED ACDELOR CAROL, to sing joyously [v] CAROLER ACELORR one that carols (to sing joyously) [n -S] CARTOON ACNOORT to sketch cartoon (humorous representation) of [v -ED, -ING, -S] CARVERY ACERRVY buffet restaurant serving roast beef [n -RIES] CASINOS ACINOSS CASINO, gambling room [n] CASSINO ACINOSS card game [n -S] CASTLED ACDELST CASTLE, to make certain move in chess [v] CASTLES ACELSST CASTLE, to make certain move in chess [v] CATBIRD ABCDIRT songbird (bird that utters musical call) [n -S] CAVINGS ACGINSV CAVING, sport of exploring caves [n] CAVORTS ACORSTV CAVORT, to frolic [v] CELESTA ACEELST keyboard instrument [n -S] CELESTE CEEELST celesta (keyboard instrument) [n -S] CELLIST CEILLST one who plays cello [n -S] CHAINES ACEHINS CHAINE, series of turns [n] CHAKRAS AACHKRS CHAKRA, body center in yoga [n] 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] CHARADE AACDEHR word represented by pantomime [n -S] CHARMED ACDEHMR CHARM, to attract irresistibly [v] CHARMER ACEHMRR one that charms (to attract irresistibly) [n -S] CHASSED ACDEHSS CHASSE, to perform dance movement [v] CHASSES ACEHSSS CHASSE, to perform dance movement [v] CHAUNTS ACHNSTU CHAUNT, to chant (to sing (to utter with musical inflections of voice)) [v] CHEERED CDEEEHR CHEER, to applaud with shouts of approval [v] CHEERER CEEEHRR one that cheers (to applaud with shouts of approval) [n -S] CHEERLY CEEHLRY cheerily (in cheery (cheerful (full of spirits)) manner) [adv]
That’s Entertainment! That’s bingos about all forms of ENTERTAINMENT, LEISURE, ENJOYMENT, PLAY compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club
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] CHIPPIE CEHIIPP chippy (prostitute) [n -S] CHIRKER CEHIKRR CHIRK, cheerful (full of spirits) [adj] CHIVARI ACHIIRV to chivaree (to perform mock serenade) [v -ED, -ING, -ES] CHORDED CDDEHOR CHORD, to play chord (combination of three or more musical tones) [v] CHORTLE CEHLORT to chuckle with glee [v -D, -LING, -S] CHRISTY CHIRSTY skiing turn [n -TIES] CHUCKLE CCEHKLU to laugh quietly [v -D, -LING, -S] CHUKARS ACHKRSU CHUKAR, game bird [n] CHUKKAR ACHKKRU chukker (period of play in polo) [n -S] CHUKKER CEHKKRU period of play in polo [n -S] CHUTIST CHISTTU parachutist [n -S] CIRCUSY CCIRSUY CIRCUS, public entertainment [adj] CITHARA AACHIRT ancient stringed instrument [n -S] CLAVIER ACEILRV keyboard instrument [n -S] CLOGGER CEGGLOR one that clogs (type of dance) [n -S] CLOWNED CDELNOW CLOWN, to act like clown (humorous performer) [v] COCKSHY CCHKOSY target in throwing contest [n -HIES] COCOTTE CCEOOTT prostitute [n -S] COGGING CGGGINO COG, to cheat at dice [v] COMEDIC CCDEIMO pertaining to comedy (humorous play, movie, or other work) [adj] COMICAL ACCILMO funny (causing laughter or amusement) [adj] COMPING CGIMNOP playing of jazz accompaniment [n -S] / COMP, to play jazz accompaniment [v] CONGAED ACDEGNO CONGA, to perform conga (Latin-American dance) [v] CONKERS CEKNORS CONKER, chestnut used in British game [n] COOCHES CCEHOOS COOCH, sinuous dance [n] COOKERS CEKOORS COOKER, one that cooks (to prepare food by heating) [n] COOKERY CEKOORY art of cooking [n -RIES] 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] COONCAN ACCNNOO conquian (card game) [n -S] COQUETS CEOQSTU COQUET, to flirt [v] CORANTO ACNOORT courante (old, lively dance) [n -S or -ES] CORNETS CENORST CORNET, trumpetlike instrument [n] CORNETT CENORTT cornetto (musical wind instrument) [n -S] CORRIDA ACDIORR bullfight [n -S] COURANT ACNORTU courante (old, lively dance) [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] COWPUNK CKNOPUW music combining country and western styles with punk rock [n -S] COXLESS CELOSSX having no coxswain (director of crew of racing rowboat) [adj] CRAMBOS ABCMORS CRAMBO, word game [n]
That’s Entertainment! That’s bingos about all forms of ENTERTAINMENT, LEISURE, ENJOYMENT, PLAY compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club
CRAMPIT ACIMPRT piece of equipment used in curling [n -S] CRANKER ACEKNRR CRANK, lively [adj] CRANKLY ACKLNRY in crank (lively) manner [adv] CRAPPED ACDEPPR CRAP, to throw 2, 3, or 12 in dice game [v] CRAVING ACGINRV great desire [n -S] / CRAVE, to desire greatly [v] CRICKET CCEIKRT to play cricket (ball game) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CROQUET CEOQRTU to drive ball away in certain game [v -ED, -ING, -S] CROSSES CEORSSS CROSSE, lacrosse stick [n] CRUISER CEIRRSU boat that cruises [n -S] CSARDAS AACDRSS czardas (Hungarian dance) [n -ES] CUATROS ACORSTU CUATRO, small guitar of Latin America [n] CUEISTS CEISSTU CUEIST, one that uses cue (straight tapering rod) in billiards [n] CUMBIAS ABCIMSU CUMBIA, Latin-American dance [n] CUMSHAW ACHMSUW gift [n -S] CURATOR ACORRTU museum manager [n -S] CURLING CGILNRU game played on ice [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] CYCLIST CCILSTY one who rides bicycle [n -S] CYMBALS ABCLMSY CYMBAL, percussion instrument [n] CYPRIAN ACINPRY prostitute [n -S] CZARDAS AACDRSZ Hungarian dance [n -ES] D 7s DABBLED ABBDDEL DABBLE, to involve oneself in superficial interest DABBLER ABBDDEL one that dabbles (to involve oneself in superficial interest) [n -S] DABBLES ABBDELS DABBLE, to involve oneself in superficial interest DABSTER ABDERST dabbler (one that dabbles (to involve oneself in superficial interest)) [n -S] DADAISM AADDIMS dada movement (art & literary) [n -S] DADAIST AADDIST follower of dadaism (dada movement (art &literary) [n -S] DAFFIER ADEFFIR DAFFY, silly (showing lack of good sense) [adj] DAFFILY ADFFILY DAFFY, silly (showing lack of good sense) [adv] DANCERS ACDENRS DANCER, one that dances (to move rhythmically to music) [n] DANCIER ACDEINR DANCEY, suitable for dancing [adj] DANCING ACDGINN DANCE, to move rhythmically to music [v] DANSEUR ADENRSU male ballet dancer [n -S] DAREFUL ADEFLRU brave (showing courage) [adj] DECAMPS ACDEMPS DECAMP, to depart from camping ground [v] DECOYED CDDEEOY DECOY, to lure into trap [v] DECOYER CDEEORY one that decoys (to lure into trap) [n -S] DEEJAYS ADEEJSY DEEJAY, to work as disc jockey [v] DEGUSTS DEGSSTU DEGUST, to taste with pleasure [v] DEKEING DEEGIKN DEKE, to fake opponent out of position (as in hockey) [v] DEMIREP DEEIMPR prostitute [n -S] DETUNED DDEENTU DETUNE, to adjust (instrument) so that it is no longer in tune [v] DETUNES DEENSTU DETUNE, to adjust (instrument) so that it is no longer in tune [v]
That’s Entertainment! That’s bingos about all forms of ENTERTAINMENT, LEISURE, ENJOYMENT, PLAY compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club
DEUCING CDEGINU DEUCE, to bring tennis score to tie [v] DEVOURS DEORSUV DEVOUR, to eat up voraciously [v] DHOLAKS ADHKLOS DHOLAK, two-headed drum [n] DIABOLO ABDILOO game requiring manual dexterity [n -S] DILDOES DDEILOS DILDO, object used as penis substitute [n] DINETTE DEEINTT small dining room [n -S] DINGERS DEGINRS DINGER, home run [n] DININGS DGIINNS DINING, activity of eating dinner [n] DINNERS DEINNRS DINNER, main meal of day [n] DIORAMA AADIMOR three-dimensional exhibit [n -S] DIPNETS DEINPST DIPNET, to scoop fish with type of net [v] DIRECTS CDEIRST DIRECT, to control or conduct affairs of [v] DISCOED CDDEIOS DISCO, to dance at discotheque [v] DISCOES CDEIOSS DISCO, to dance at discotheque [v] DISEURS DEIRSSU DISEUR, skilled reciter [n] DISEUSE DEEISSU female entertainer [n -S] DISPORT DIOPRST to amuse oneself [v -ED, -ING, S] DISTURB BDIRSTU to interrupt quiet, rest, or peace of [v -ED, -ING, -S] DITSIER DEIIRST DITSY, silly, eccentric [adj] DITZIER DEIIRTZ DITZY, ditsy (silly, eccentric) [adj] DIVINGS DGIINSV DIVING, act or sport of plunging headfirst into water [n] DOBBERS BBDEORS DOBBER, float for fishing line [n] DOBBIES BBDEIOS DOBBY, fool [n] DODGEMS DDEGMOS DODGEM, amusement park ride [n] DOGGERS DEGGORS DOGGER, fishing vessel [n] DOGSLED DDEGLOS to move on sled drawn by dogs [v -DDED, -DDING, -S] DOOBIES BDEIOOS DOOBIE, marijuana cigarette [n] DOPINGS DGINOPS DOPING, use of drugs by athletes [n] DOWNBOW BDNOOWW type of stroke in playing bowed instrument [n -S] DRABBED ABBDDER DRAB, to consort with prostitutes [v] DRAGNET ADEGNRT net used for trawling [n -S] DRAMADY AADDMRY dramedy (sitcom having dramatic scenes) [n -DIES] DRAMEDY ADDEMRY sitcom having dramatic scenes [n -DIES] DRAMMED ADDEMMR DRAM, to tipple (to drink alcoholic beverages) [v] DREIDEL DDEEILR spinning toy [n -S] DREIDLS DDEILRS DREIDL, dreidel (spinning toy) [n] DRINKER DEIKNRR one that drinks (to swallow liquid) [n -S] DROLLED DDELLOR DROLL, to jest (to joke (to say something amusing)) [v] DROLLER DELLORR DROLL, comical (funny (causing laughter or amusement)) [adj] DRUMMED DDEMMRU DRUM, to beat drum (percussion instrument) [v] DRUMMER DEMMRRU one that drums (to beat drum (percussion instrument)) [n -S] DRUNKEN DEKNNRU drunk (intoxicated) [adj] DRYSUIT DIRSTUY waterproof rubber suit worn by divers [n -S] DUBSTEP BDEPSTU type of electronic dance music [n -S] DUCKPIN CDIKNPU type of bowling pin [n -S] DUELING DEGILNU contest between two persons with deadly weapons [n -S] / DUEL, to fight formally [v]
That’s Entertainment! That’s bingos about all forms of ENTERTAINMENT, LEISURE, ENJOYMENT, PLAY compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club
DUETING DEGINTU DUET, to perform duet (musical composition for two) [v] DUETTED DDEETTU DUET, to perform duet (musical composition for two) [v] DUFFING DFFGINU DUFF, to mishit ball in golf [v] DULCETS CDELSTU DULCET, soft-toned organ stop [n] DULCIAN ACDILNU early type of bassoon [n -S] E 7s EAGLING AEGGILN EAGLE, to score eagle (two strokes under par) on hole in golf [v] EASEFUL AEEFLSU restful [adj] EATINGS AEGINST EATING, act of consuming food [n] ECARTES ACEERST ECARTE, card game [n] ECHAPPE ACEEHPP moving from closed to open position of feet in ballet [n -S] ELATION AEILNOT feeling of great joy [n -S] ELYSIAN AEILNSY delightful [adj] EMOCORE CEEMOOR emo (style of rock music with emotional lyrics) [n -S] EMOTERS EEMORST EMOTER, one that emotes (to express emotion in exaggerated manner)[n] EMOTING EGIMNOT EMOTE, to express emotion in exaggerated manner [v] ENCAMP ACEMNPS ENCAMP, to set up camp [v] ENCHANT ACEHNNT to delight (to give great pleasure to) [v -ED, -ING, -S] ENCORED CDEENOR ENCORE, to call for reappearance of performer [v] ENCORES CEENORS ENCORE, to call for reappearance of performer [v] ENDGAME ADEEGMN last stage of chess game [n -S] ENDPLAY ADELNPY to force (opponent in bridge) to lead [v -ED, -ING, -S] ENDUROS DENORSU ENDURO, long race [n] ENGLISH EGHILNS to cause billiard ball to spin around its vertical axis [v -ED, -ING, -ES] ENJOYED DEEJNOY ENJOY, to receive pleasure from [v] ENJOYER EEJNORY one that enjoys (to receive pleasure from) [n -S] ENLIVEN EEILNNV to make lively [v -ED, -ING, -S] ENTHRAL AEHLNRT to enthrall (to charm (to attract irresistibly)) [v -LLED, -LLING, -S] ENTHUSE EEHNSTU to show enthusiasm [v -D, -SING, -S] ENTICED CDEEINT ENTICE, to allure (to attract with something desirable) [v] ENTICER CEEINRT one that entices (to allure (to attract with something desirable)) [n -S] ENTICES CEEINST ENTICE, to allure (to attract with something desirable) [v] EROTICA ACEIORT literature or art dealing with sexual love [n -S] EROTISM EIMORST sexual excitement [n -S] ESPOIRS EIOPRSS ESPOIR, category of wrestlers [n] EUCHRED CDEEHRU EUCHRE, to prevent from winning three tricks in euchre (card game) [v] EUCHRES CEEHRSU EUCHRE, to prevent from winning three tricks in euchre (card game) [v] EUPHONY EHNOPUY pleasant sound [n -NIES] EVENTER EEENRTV horse or rider competing in eventing [n -S] EXACTAS AACESTX EXACTA, type of horse racing bet [n] EXCITED CDEEITX EXCITE, to arouse emotions of [v] EXCITER CEEIRTX one that excites (to arouse emotions of) [n -S] EXCITES CEEISTX EXCITE, to arouse emotions of [v] EXCITOR CEIORTX exciter (one that excites (to arouse emotions of)) [n -S] EXOTICA ACEIOTX things excitingly different or unusual [n] EXPECTS CEEPSTX EXPECT, to anticipate [v]
That’s Entertainment! That’s bingos about all forms of ENTERTAINMENT, LEISURE, ENJOYMENT, PLAY compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club
EXULTED DEELTUX EXULT, to rejoice greatly [v] EYESOME EEEMOSY pleasant to look at [adj]