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 S- SABATON AABNOST piece of armor for foot [n -S] SABAYON AABNOSY sauce of whipped egg yolks, sugar, and wine [n -S] SABBATH AABBHST sabbat (assembly of demons and witches) [n -S] SABBATS AABBSST SABBAT, assembly of demons and witches [n] SABBING ABBGINS SAB, to sob (to cry with convulsive catching of breath) [v] SABEING ABEGINS SABE, to savvy (to understand (to grasp mentally)) [v] SABERED ABDEERS SABER, to strike with saber (type of sword) [v] SABICUS ABCISSU SABICU, Caribbean tree [n] SABINES ABEINSS SABINE, savin (evergreen shrub) [n] SABKHAS AABHKSS SABKHA, coastal, flat, periodically flooded area in northern Africa [n] SABLEST ABELSST SABLE, dark, gloomy [adj] SABOTED ABDEOST SABOT, wooden shoe [adj] SABRING ABGINRS SABRE, to saber (to strike with saber (type of sword)) [v] SACATON AACNOST perennial grass [n -S] SACBUTS ABCSSTU SACBUT, sackbut (medieval trombone) [n] SACCADE AACCDES rapid, jerky movement of eye [n -S] SACCATE AACCEST having sac (pouch-shaped structure in animal or plant) [adj] SACCULE ACCELSU small sac [n -S] SACCULI ACCILSU SACCULUS, saccule (small sac) [n] SACHEMS ACEHMSS SACHEM, Native American chief [n] SACHETS ACEHSST SACHET, small bag containing perfumed powder [n] SACKBUT ABCKSTU medieval trombone [n -S] SACKERS ACEKRSS SACKER, one that sacks (to put into sack (large bag)) [n] SACKFUL ACFKLSU as much as sack can hold [n -S, -KSFUL] SACKING ACGIKNS material for making sacks [n -S] / SACK, to put into sack (large bag) [v] SACLIKE ACEIKLS resembling sac (pouch-shaped structure in animal or plant) [adj] SACQUES ACEQSSU SACQUE, loose-fitting dress [n] SACRALS AACLRSS SACRAL, vertebra or nerve situated near sacrum [n] SACRING ACGINRS consecration of bread and wine of Eucharist [n -S] SACRIST ACIRSST person in charge of sacristy [n -S] SACRUMS ACMRSSU SACRUM, bone of pelvis [n] SADDENS ADDENSS SADDEN, to make sad [v] SADDEST ADDESST SAD, unhappy (marked by joy) [adj] SADDHUS ADDHSSU SADDHU, sadhu (Hindu holy man) [n] SADDISH ADDHISS somewhat sad [adj] SADDLED ADDDELS SADDLE, to put saddle ( seat for rider) on [v] SADDLER ADDELRS one that makes, repairs, or sells saddles [n -S] SADDLES ADDELSS SADDLE, to put saddle (leather seat for rider) on [v] SADIRON ADINORS heavy flatiron [n -S] SADISMS ADIMSSS SADISM, tendency to take delight in inflicting pain [n] SADISTS ADISSST SADIST, one marked by sadism [n] SADNESS ADENSSS state of being sad (unhappy (not happy (marked by joy))) [n -ES] SAFARIS AAFIRSS SAFARI, to go on hunting expedition [v] SAFFRON AFFNORS flowering plant [n -S] SAFROLE AEFLORS poisonous liquid [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

SAFROLS AFLORSS SAFROL, safrole (poisonous liquid) [n] SAGAMAN AAAGMNS writer of sagas [n -MEN] SAGAMEN AAEGMNS SAGAMAN, writer of sagas [n] SAGBUTS ABGSSTU SAGBUT, sackbut (medieval trombone) [n] SAGGARD AADGGRS saggar [n -S] SAGGARS AAGGRSS SAGGAR, to bake in saggar (protective clay casing) [v] SAGGERS AEGGRSS SAGGER, to saggar (to bake in saggar (protective clay casing)) [v] SAGGIER AEGGIRS SAGGY, characterized by sagging [adj] SAGGING AGGGINS SAG, to bend or sink downward from weight or pressure [v] SAGIEST AEGISST SAGY, flavored with sage [adj] SAGUARO AAGORSU tall cactus [n -S] SAHIWAL AAHILSW any of breed of humped dairy cattle [n -S] SAHUARO AAHORSU saguaro (tall cactus) [n -S] SAILERS AEILRSS SAILER, vessel that sails [n] SAILING AGIILNS act of one that sails [n -S] / SAIL, to move across surface of water by action of wind [v] SAILORS AILORSS SAILOR, member of ship's crew [n] SAIMINS AIIMNSS SAIMIN, Hawaiian noodle soup [n] SAINING AGIINNS SAIN, to make sign of cross on [v] SAINTED ADEINST SAINT, to declare to be saint (person of exceptional holiness) [v] SAINTLY AILNSTY of or befitting saint [adj -LIER, -LIEST] SAIYIDS ADIISSY SAIYID, sayyid (lord; sir -- used as title of respect for Muslim dignitary) [n] SALAAMS AAALMSS SALAAM, to greet with low bow [v] SALABLE AABELLS capable of being or fit to be sold [adj] SALABLY AABLLSY SALABLE, capable of being or fit to be sold [adv] SALAMIS AAILMSS SALAMI, seasoned sausage [n] SALCHOW ACHLOSW figure-skating jump [n -S] SALICIN ACIILNS chemical compound [n -S] SALIENT AEILNST part of fortification projecting closest to enemy [n -S] SALINAS AAILNSS SALINA, pond, marsh, or lake containing salt water [n] SALINES AEILNSS SALINE, salt solution [n] SALIVAS AAILSSV SALIVA, fluid secreted by glands of mouth [n] SALLETS AELLSST SALLET, light medieval helmet [n] SALLIED ADEILLS SALLY, to rush out suddenly [v] SALLIER AEILLRS one that sallies (to rush out suddenly) [n -S] SALLIES AEILLSS SALLY, to rush out suddenly [v] SALLOWS ALLOSSW SALLOW, to make sallow [v] SALLOWY ALLOSWY abounding in willow trees [adj] SALMONS ALMNOSS SALMON, food fish [n] SALMONY ALMNOSY resembling salmon (food fish) [adj] SALOONS ALNOOSS SALOON, tavern (place where liquor is sold to be drunk on premises) [n] SALOOPS ALOOPSS SALOOP, hot drink made from infusion of aromatic herbs [n] SALPIAN AAILNPS salpa (free-swimming tunicate) [n -S] SALPIDS ADILPSS SALPID, salpa (free-swimming tunicate) [n] SALPINX AILNPSX anatomical tube [n -S] SALSIFY AFILSSY European herb [n -S] SALTANT AALNSTT jumping or dancing [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

SALTBOX ABLOSTX type of house [n -ES] SALTERN AELNRST place where salt is produced [n -S] SALTERS AELRSST SALTER, one that salts (to treat with salt (crystalline compound used as seasoning and preservative)) [n] SALTERY AELRSTY factory where fish is salted for storage [n -RIES] SALTEST AELSSTT SALT, salty (tasting of or containing salt) [adj] SALTIER AEILRST saltire (heraldic design) [n -S] / SALTY, tasting of or containing salt [adj] SALTIES AEILSST SALTIE, deep-sea vessel sailing Great Lakes [n] SALTILY AILLSTY in salty (tasting of or containing salt) manner [adv] SALTINE AEILNST salted [n -S]

SALTING AGILNST land regularly flooded by tides [n -S] / SALT, to treat with salt (crystalline compound used as seasoning and preservative) [v] SALTIRE AEILRST heraldic design [n -S] SALTISH AHILSST somewhat salty [adj] SALTPAN AALNPST large pan for making salt by evaporation [n -S] SALUKIS AIKLSSU SALUKI, tall, slender dog [n] SALUTED ADELSTU SALUTE, to greet with sign of welcome or respect [v] SALUTER AELRSTU one that salutes (to greet with sign of welcome or respect) [n -S] SALUTES AELSSTU SALUTE, to greet with sign of welcome or respect [v] SALVAGE AAEGLSV to save from loss or destruction [v -D, -GING, -S] SALVERS AELRSSV SALVER, tray or serving platter [n] SALVIAS AAILSSV SALVIA, flowering plant [n] SALVING AGILNSV SALVE, to soothe (to restore to quiet or normal state) [v] SALVOED ADELOSV SALVO, to discharge firearms simultaneously [v] SALVOES AELOSSV SALVO, to discharge firearms simultaneously [v] SALVORS ALORSSV SALVOR, salvager (one that salvages (to save from loss or destruction)) [n] SALWARS AALRSSW SALWAR, shalwar (pair of loose trousers worn by some women of India) [n] SAMADHI AADHIMS state of concentration in yoga [n -S] SAMARAS AAAMRSS SAMARA, dry, one-seeded fruit [n] SAMBAED AABDEMS SAMBA, to perform Brazilian dance [v] SAMBALS AABLMSS SAMBAL, spicy condiment [n] SAMBARS AABMRSS SAMBAR, large Asian deer [n] SAMBHAR AABHMRS sambar (large Asian deer) [n -S] SAMBHUR ABHMRSU sambar (large Asian deer) [n -S] SAMBOES ABEMOSS SAMBO, Latin American of mixed black and Indian ancestry [n] SAMBUCA AABCMSU ancient stringed instrument [n -S] SAMBUKE ABEKMSU sambuca (ancient stringed instrument) [n -S] SAMBURS ABMRSSU SAMBUR, sambar (large Asian deer) [n] SAMECHS ACEHMSS SAMECH, samek (Hebrew letter) [n] SAMEKHS AEHKMSS SAMEKH, samek (Hebrew letter) [n] SAMIELS AEILMSS SAMIEL, simoom (hot, dry desert wind) [n] SAMIEST AEIMSST SAMEY, lacking variety [adj] SAMISEN AEIMNSS Japanese stringed instrument [n -S] AEIMSST , fabric [n] SAMLETS AELMSST SAMLET, young salmon [n] SAMOSAS AAMOSSS SAMOSA, filled pastry turnover [n] SAMOVAR AAMORSV metal urn for heating water [n -S] SAMOYED ADEMOSY any of Siberian breed of medium-sized white or cream-colored sled dogs [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

SAMPANS AAMNPSS SAMPAN, flat-bottomed Chinese skiff [n] SAMPLED ADELMPS SAMPLE, to test representative portion of whole [v] SAMPLER AELMPRS one that samples (to test representative portion of whole) [n -S] SAMPLES AELMPSS SAMPLE, to test representative portion of whole [v] SAMSARA AAAMRSS cycle of birth, death, and rebirth in Buddhism [n -S] SAMSHUS AHMSSSU SAMSHU, Chinese liquor [n] SAMURAI AAIMRSU Japanese warrior [n -S] SANCTUM ACMNSTU sacred place [n -TA, -S] SANDALS AADLNSS SANDAL, to provide with sandals (light, open shoes) [v] SANDBAG AABDGNS to surround with bags of sand (loose granular rock material) [v -GGED, -GGING, -S] SANDBAR AABDNRS ridge of sand formed in river or sea [n -S] SANDBOX ABDNOSX box containing sand for children to play in [n -ES] SANDBUR ABDNRSU annual herb [n -S] SANDDAB AABDDNS small flatfish [n -S] SANDERS ADENRSS SANDER, one that sands (to smooth by rubbing with abrasive) [n] SANDFLY ADFLNSY biting [n -LIES] SANDHIS ADHINSS SANDHI, process of phonetic modification [n] SANDHOG ADGHNOS worker who digs or works in sand [n -S] SANDIER ADEINRS SANDY, containing or covered with sand [adj] SANDING ADGINNS SAND, to smooth by rubbing with abrasive [v] SANDLOT ADLNOST vacant lot [n -S] SANDMAN AADMNNS mythical person who makes children sleepy by sprinkling sand in their eyes [n -MEN] SANDMEN ADEMNNS SANDMAN, mythical person who makes children sleepy by sprinkling sand in their eyes [n] SANDPIT ADINPST pit dug in sandy soil [n -S] SANGARS AAGNRSS SANGAR, temporary fortification for two or three men [n] SANGERS AEGNRSS SANGER, sangar (temporary fortification for two or three men) [n] SANGHAS AAGHNSS SANGHA, Buddhist religious community [n] SANGRIA AAGINRS alcoholic beverage [n -S] SANICLE ACEILNS medicinal herb [n -S] SANIOUS AINOSSU SANIES, fluid discharged from wounds [adj] SANJAKS AAJKNSS SANJAK, administrative district of Turkey [n] SANNOPS ANNOPSS SANNOP, sannup (married male Native American) [n] SANNUPS ANNPSSU SANNUP, married male Native American [n] SANSARS AANRSSS SANSAR, sarsar (cold, whistling wind) [n] SANSEIS AEINSSS SANSEI, grandchild of Japanese immigrants to United States [n] SANTERA AAENRST priestess of santeria [n -S] SANTERO AENORST priest of santeria [n -S] SANTIMI AIIMNST SANTIM, formerly used coin of Latvia [n] SANTIMS AIMNSST SANTIM, formerly used coin of Latvia [n] SANTIMU AIMNSTU SANTIM, formerly used coin of Latvia [n] SANTIRS AINRSST SANTIR, Persian dulcimer [n] SANTOKU AKNOSTU Japanese kitchen knife [n -S] SANTOLS ALNOSST SANTOL, tropical tree [n] SANTOOR ANOORST santir (Persian dulcimer) [n -S] SANTOUR ANORSTU santir (Persian dulcimer) [n -S] SANTURS ANRSSTU SANTUR, santir (Persian dulcimer) [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

SANYASI AAINSSY sannyasi (Hindu monk) [n -S] SAPAJOU AAJOPSU capuchin (long-tailed monkey) [n -S] SAPELES AEELPSS SAPELE, large tropical African tree [n] SAPHEAD AADEHPS foolish, stupid, or gullible person [n -S] SAPHENA AAEHNPS vein of leg [n -E, -S] SAPIENS AEINPSS pertaining to recent man [adj] SAPIENT AEINPST wise person [n -S] SAPLESS AELPSSS lacking vitality (exuberant physical strength or mental vigor) [adj] SAPLING AGILNPS young tree [n -S] SAPONIN AINNOPS soapy substance obtained from plants [n -S] SAPOTAS AAOPSST SAPOTA, evergreen tree [n] SAPOTES AEOPSST SAPOTE, tropical American tree [n] SAPOURS AOPRSSU SAPOUR, sapor (flavor) [n] SAPPERS AEPPRSS SAPPER, military engineer [n] SAPPHIC ACHIPPS type of verse form [n -S] SAPPIER AEIPPRS SAPPY, silly (showing lack of good sense) [adj] SAPPILY AILPPSY SAPPY, silly (showing lack of good sense) [adv] SAPPING AGINPPS removal of foundation of building so as to weaken it [n -S] / SAP, to deplete or weaken gradually [v] SAPROBE ABEOPRS organism that derives its nourishment from decaying organic matter [n -S] SAPSAGO AAGOPSS hard green cheese [n -S] SAPWOOD ADOOPSW newly formed outer wood of tree [n -S] SARANGI AAGINRS stringed instrument of India [n -S] SARAPES AAEPRSS SARAPE, serape (colorful woolen shawl) [n] SARCASM AACMRSS sharply mocking or contemptuous remark [n -S] SARCINA AACINRS spherical bacterium [n -E, -S] SARCOID ACDIORS disease of horses [n -S] SARCOMA AACMORS type of tumor (abnormal swelling) [n -S, -TA] SARCOUS ACORSSU composed of flesh or muscle [adj] SARDANA AAADNRS Spanish folk dance [n -S] SARDARS AADRRSS SARDAR, sirdar (person of rank in India) [n] SARDINE ADEINRS to pack tightly [v -D, -NING, -S] SARDIUS ADIRSSU sard (variety of quartz) [n -ES] SARKIER AEIKRRS SARKY, sarcastic [adj] SARKILY AIKLRSY SARKY, sarcastic [adv] SARMENT AEMNRST type of plant stem [n -S] SARNIES AEINRSS SARNIE, sandwich [n] SARODES ADEORSS SARODE, sarod (stringed instrument of India) [n] SARONGS AGNORSS SARONG, outer garment worn in Pacific islands [n] SAROSES AEORSSS SAROS, eclipse cycle of sun and moon [n] SARSARS AARRSSS SARSAR, cold, whistling wind [n] SARSENS AENRSSS SARSEN, large sandstone block [n] SARSNET AENRSST sarcenet (silk fabric) [n -S] SARTORS AORRSST SARTOR, tailor [n] SASHAYS AAHSSSY SASHAY, to flounce (to move with exaggerated motions) [v] SASHIMI AHIIMSS Japanese dish of sliced raw fish [n -S] SASHING AGHINSS SASH, to furnish with frame in which glass is set [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

SASSABY AABSSSY African antelope [n -BIES] SASSIER AEIRSSS SASSY, impudent (offensively bold or disrespectful) [adj] SASSIES AEISSSS SASSY, sasswood (African tree) [n] SASSILY AILSSSY in sassy (impudent (offensively bold or disrespectful)) manner [adv] SASSING AGINSSS SASS, to talk impudently to [v] SATANGS AAGNSST SATANG, monetary unit of Thailand [n] SATANIC AACINST extremely evil [adj] SATARAS AAARSST SATARA, woolen fabric [n] SATCHEL ACEHLST small carrying bag [n -S] SATCOMS ACMOSST SATCOM, satellite communications [n] AEENSST , fabric [n] SATIATE AAEISTT to satisfy to or beyond capacity [v -D, -TING, -S] SATIETY AEISTTY state of being satiated [n -TIES] SATINED ADEINST , to give glossy surface to [v] AEINSTT thin satin [n -S] SATIRES AEIRSST SATIRE, use of derisive wit to attack folly or wickedness [n] SATIRIC ACIIRST SATIRE, use of derisive wit to attack folly or wickedness [adj] SATISFY AFISSTY to provide fully with what is desired, expected, or needed [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] SATORIS AIORSST SATORI, illumination of spirit sought by Zen Buddhists [n] SATRAPS AAPRSST SATRAP, governor of province in ancient Persia [n] SATRAPY AAPRSTY territory of satrap [n -PIES] SATSANG AAGNSST sacred gathering in Hinduism [n -S] SATSUMA AAMSSTU variety of orange [n -S] SATYRIC ACIRSTY SATYR, woodland deity of Greek mythology [adj] SATYRID ADIRSTY brownish butterfly [n -S] SAUCERS ACERSSU SAUCER, small, shallow dish [n] SAUCIER ACEIRSU SAUCY, impudent (offensively bold or disrespectful) [adj] / chef who specializes in sauces [n -S] SAUCILY ACILSUY SAUCY, impudent (offensively bold or disrespectful) [adv] SAUCING ACGINSU SAUCE, to season with sauce (flavorful liquid dressing) [v] SAUGERS AEGRSSU SAUGER, freshwater fish [n] SAUNAED AADENSU SAUNA, to take dry heat bath [v] SAUNTER AENRSTU to walk in leisurely manner [v -ED, -ING, -S] SAURELS AELRSSU SAUREL, marine fish [n] SAURIAN AAINRSU any of suborder of reptiles [n -S] SAURIES AEIRSSU SAURY, marine fish [n] SAUSAGE AAEGSSU finely chopped and seasoned meat stuffed into casing [n -S] SAUTEED ADEESTU SAUTE, to fry in small amount of fat [v] SAUTOIR AIORSTU saltire (heraldic design) [n -S] SAVABLE AABELSV capable of being saved [adj] SAVAGED AADEGSV SAVAGE, to attack or treat brutally [v] SAVAGER AAEGRSV SAVAGE, fierce (violently hostile or aggressive) [adj] SAVAGES AAEGSSV SAVAGE, to attack or treat brutally [v] SAVANNA AAANNSV flat, treeless grassland [n -S] SAVANTS AANSSTV SAVANT, man of profound learning [n] SAVARIN AAINRSV yeast cake baked in ring mold [n -S] SAVATES AAESSTV SAVATE, pugilistic sport [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

SAVELOY AELOSVY highly seasoned sausage [n -S] SAVINES AEINSSV SAVINE, savin (evergreen shrub) [n] SAVINGS AGINSSV SAVING, act or instance of saving [n] SAVIORS AIORSSV SAVIOR, one that saves (to rescue from danger, injury, or loss) [n] SAVIOUR AIORSUV savior (one that saves (to rescue from danger, injury, or loss)) [n -S] SAVORED ADEORSV SAVOR, to taste or smell with pleasure [v] SAVORER AEORRSV one that savors (to taste or smell with pleasure) [n -S] SAVOURS AORSSUV SAVOUR, to savor (to taste or smell with pleasure) [v] SAVOURY AORSUVY savory (savory dish served before or after meal) [n -RIES] / savory (pleasant to taste or smell) [adj -RIER, -RIEST] SAVVIED ADEISVV SAVVY, to understand (to grasp mentally) [v] SAVVIER AEIRSVV SAVVY, shrewd (having keen insight) [adj] SAVVIES AEISSVV SAVVY, to understand (to grasp mentally) [v] SAVVILY AILSVVY SAVVY, to understand (to grasp mentally) [adv] SAWBILL ABILLSW tropical bird [n -S] SAWBUCK ABCKSUW sawhorse (rack used to support piece of wood being sawed) [n -S] SAWDUST ADSSTUW small particles of wood produced in sawing [n -S] SAWFISH AFHISSW marine fish [n -ES] SAWLIKE AEIKLSW resembling saw [adj] SAWLOGS AGLOSSW SAWLOG, log large enough to saw into boards [n] SAWMILL AILLMSW place where logs are sawed [n -S] SAWNEYS AENSSWY SAWNEY, foolish person [n] SAWYERS AERSSWY SAWYER, one that saws wood for living [n] SAXHORN AHNORSX brass wind instrument [n -S] SAXISTS AISSSTX SAXIST, saxophone player [n] SAXTUBA AABSTUX bass saxhorn [n -S] SAYABLE AABELSY SAY, to utter (to give audible expression to) [adj] SAYINGS AGINSSY SAYING, maxim (brief statement of general truth or principle) [n] SAYYIDS ADISSYY SAYYID, lord; sir -- used as title of respect for Muslim dignitary [n] SCABBED ABBCDES SCAB, to become covered with scab (crust that forms over healing wound) [v] SCABBLE ABBCELS to shape roughly [v -D, -LING, -S] SCABIES ABCEISS skin disease [n SCABIES] SCALADE AACDELS act of scaling walls of fortification [n -S] SCALADO AACDLOS scalade (act of scaling walls of fortification) [n -S] SCALAGE AACEGLS percentage deduction to compensate for shrinkage [n -S] SCALARE AACELRS tropical fish [n -S] SCALARS AACLRSS SCALAR, mathematical quantity possessing only magnitude [n] SCALDED ACDDELS SCALD, to burn with hot liquid or steam [v] SCALDIC ACCDILS skaldic (ancient Scandinavian poet) [adj] SCALENE ACEELNS triangle having no two sides equal [n -S] SCALENI ACEILNS SCALENUS, muscle of neck [n] SCALERS ACELRSS SCALER, one that scales (to climb up or over) [n] SCALEUP ACELPSU increase based on fixed ratio [n -S] SCALIER ACEILRS SCALY, peeling off in flakes [adj] SCALING ACGILNS formation of scales on skin [n -S] / SCALE, to climb up or over [v] SCALLOP ACLLOPS to bake in sauce topped with bread crumbs [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCALPED ACDELPS SCALP, to remove upper part from [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

SCALPEL ACELLPS small surgical knife [n -S] SCALPER ACELPRS one that scalps (to remove upper part from) [n -S] SCAMMED ACDEMMS SCAM, to cheat or swindle [v] SCAMMER ACEMMRS one that scams (to cheat or swindle) [n -S] SCAMPED ACDEMPS SCAMP, to perform in hasty or careless manner [v] SCAMPER ACEMPRS to run playfully about [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCANDAL AACDLNS to defame (to attack good name of) [v -ED, -LLED, -ING, -LLING, -S] SCANDIA AACDINS oxide of scandium [n -S] SCANDIC ACCDINS SCANDIUM, metallic element [adj] SCANNED ACDENNS SCAN, to examine closely [v] SCANNER ACENNRS one that scans (to examine closely) [n -S] SCANTED ACDENST SCANT, to provide with meager portion [v] SCANTER ACENRST SCANT, meager (deficient in quantity or quality) [adj] SCANTLY ACLNSTY in scant (meager (deficient in quantity or quality)) manner [adv] SCAPING ACGINPS SCAPE, to escape (to get away) [v] SCAPOSE ACEOPSS bearing leafless stalk [adj] SCAPULA AACLPSU bone of shoulder [n -E, -S] SCARABS AABCRSS SCARAB, large, black beetle [n] SCARCER ACCERRS SCARCE, infrequently seen or found [adj] SCARERS ACERRSS SCARER, one that scares (to frighten (to make afraid)) [n] SCARFED ACDEFRS SCARF, to cover with scarf [v] SCARFER ACEFRRS one that eats or drinks voraciously [n -S] SCARIER ACEIRRS SCAREY, scary (frightening) [adj] / SCARY [adj] SCARIFY ACFIRSY to make superficial cuts in [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] SCARILY ACILRSY in scary (frightening) manner [adv] SCARING ACGINRS SCARE, to frighten (to make afraid) [v] ACELRST red color [n -S] SCARPED ACDEPRS SCARP, to cut or make into steep slope [v] SCARPER ACEPRRS to flee (to run away) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCARPHS ACHPRSS SCARPH, to unite by means of type of joint [v] SCARRED ACDERRS SCAR, to form scar (mark left by healing of injured tissue) [v] SCARTED ACDERST SCART, to scratch (to make thin, shallow cut or mark on) [v] SCARVED ACDERSV wearing scarf (piece of cloth worn for warmth or protection) [adj] SCARVES ACERSSV SCARF, piece of cloth worn for warmth or protection [n] SCATHED ACDEHST SCATHE, to criticize severely [v] SCATHES ACEHSST SCATHE, to criticize severely [v] SCATTED ACDESTT SCAT, to leave hastily [v] SCATTER ACERSTT to go or send in various directions [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCAUPER ACEPRSU engraving tool [n -S] SCENDED CDDEENS SCEND, to rise upward, as ship on wave [v] SCENERY CEENRSY picturesque landscape or view [n -RIES] SCENICS CCEINSS SCENIC, depiction of natural scenery [n] SCENTED CDEENST SCENT, to fill with odor [v] SCEPTER CEEPRST to invest with royal authority [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCEPTIC CCEIPST skeptic (person who doubts generally accepted ideas) [n -S] SCEPTRE CEEPRST to scepter (to invest with royal authority) [v -D, -RING, -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

SCHAPPE ACEHPPS silk fabric [n -S] SCHEMAS ACEHMSS SCHEMA, generalized diagram or plan [n] SCHEMED CDEEHMS SCHEME, to plan or plot [v] SCHEMER CEEHMRS one that schemes (to plan or plot) [n -S] SCHEMES CEEHMSS SCHEME, to plan or plot [v] SCHERZI CEHIRSZ SCHERZO, lively musical movement [n] SCHERZO CEHORSZ lively musical movement [n -ZI, -S] SCHISMS CHIMSSS SCHISM, division into opposing parties [n] SCHISTS CHISSST SCHIST, rock that readily splits into parallel layers [n] SCHIZOS CHIOSSZ SCHIZO, schizoid (person affected with type of psychotic disorder) [n] SCHIZZY CHISYZZ schizy (affected with schizophrenia) [adj -ZZIER, -ZZIEST] SCHLEPP CEHLPPS to schlep (to lug or drag) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCHLEPS CEHLPSS SCHLEP, to lug or drag [v] SCHLOCK CCHKLOS inferior merchandise [n -S] SCHLONG CGHLNOS offensive word [n -S] SCHLUBS BCHLSSU SCHLUB, stupid or unattractive person [n] SCHLUMP CHLMPSU to go about lazily or sloppily dressed [v -ED, -ING, -S SCHMALZ ACHLMSZ schmaltz (excessive sentimentality) [n -ES] SCHMEAR ACEHMRS to schmeer (to bribe (to practice bribery)) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCHMEER CEEHMRS to bribe (to practice bribery) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCHMOES CEHMOSS SCHMO, stupid person [n] / SCHMOE, schmo (stupid person) [n] SCHMOOS CHMOOSS to schmooze (to gossip (to talk idly about affairs of others)) [v -ED, -ING, -ES] SCHMUCK CCHKMSU to hit or flatten [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCHMUTZ CHMSTUZ dirt, grime [n -ES] SCHNAPS ACHNPSS schnapps (strong liquor) [n SCHNAPS] SCHNEID CDEHINS losing streak [n -S] SCHNOOK CHKNOOS easily deceived person [n -S] SCHNOZZ CHNOSZZ schnoz (nose) [n -ES] SCHOLAR ACHLORS learned person [n -S] SCHOLIA ACHILOS SCHOLIUM, explanatory marginal note [n] SCHOOLS CHLOOSS SCHOOL, to educate in institution of learning [v] SCHORLS CHLORSS SCHORL, mineral (naturally occurring inorganic substance having characteristic set of physical properties) [n] SCHRIKS CHIKRSS SCHRIK, sudden fright [n] SCHRODS CDHORSS SCHROD, scrod (young cod) [n] SCHTICK CCHIKST shtick (entertainment routine) [n -S] SCHTIKS CHIKSST SCHTIK, shtick (entertainment routine) [n] SCHTUPS CHPSSTU SCHTUP, offensive word [v] SCHUITS CHISSTU SCHUIT, Dutch sailing vessel [n] SCHVITZ CHISTVZ to shvitz (to sweat (to perspire (to give off moisture through pores of skin))) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCIATIC ACCIIST nerve, vein, or artery situated near hip [n -S] SCIENCE CCEEINS department of systematized knowledge [n -S] SCILLAS ACILLSS SCILLA, flowering plant [n] SCIRRHI CHIIRRS SCIRRHUS, hard tumor [n] SCISSOR CIORSSS to cut with two-bladed cutting implement [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCIURID CDIIRSU sciurine (rodent of squirrel family) [n -S] SCLAFFS ACFFLSS SCLAFF, to strike ground with club before hitting ball in golf [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

SCLERAE ACEELRS SCLERA, white, fibrous outer coat of eyeball [n] SCLERAL ACELLRS SCLERA, white, fibrous outer coat of eyeball [adj] SCLERAS ACELRSS SCLERA, white, fibrous outer coat of eyeball [n] SCOFFED CDEFFOS SCOFF, to express rude doubt or derision [v] SCOFFER CEFFORS one that scoffs (to express rude doubt or derision) [n -S] SCOLDED CDDELOS SCOLD, to rebuke harshly [v] SCOLDER CDELORS one that scolds (to rebuke harshly) [n -S] SCOLLOP CLLOOPS to scallop (to bake in sauce topped with bread crumbs) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCONCED CCDENOS SCONCE, to fine (to subject to fine (monetary penalty)) [v] SCONCES CCENOSS SCONCE, to fine (to subject to fine (monetary penalty)) [v] SCOOPED CDEOOPS SCOOP, to take up with scoop (spoon-shaped utensil) [v] SCOOPER CEOOPRS one that scoops (to take up with scoop (spoon-shaped utensil)) [n -S] SCOOTCH CCHOOST to scooch (to slide with short movements) [v -ED, -ING, -ES] SCOOTED CDEOOST SCOOT, to go quickly [v] SCOOTER CEOORST to ride two-wheeled vehicle [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCOPING CGINOPS SCOPE, to look at in order to evaluate [v] SCOPULA ACLOPSU dense tuft of hairs [n -E, -S] SCORERS CEORRSS SCORER, one that scores (to make point in game or contest) [n] SCORIAE ACEIORS SCORIA, refuse of smelted metal or ore [n] SCORIFY CFIORSY to reduce to scoria [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] SCORING CGINORS act of scoring in game [n -S] / SCORE, to make point in game or contest [v] SCORNED CDENORS SCORN, to treat or regard with contempt [v] SCORNER CENORRS one that scorns (to treat or regard with contempt) [n -S] SCOTERS CEORSST SCOTER, sea duck [n] SCOTIAS ACIOSST SCOTIA, concave molding [n] SCOTOMA ACMOOST blind spot in field of vision [n -S, -TA] SCOTTIE CEIOSTT short-legged terrier [n -S] SCOURED CDEORSU SCOUR, to cleanse or polish by hard rubbing [v] SCOURER CEORRSU one that scours (to cleanse or polish by hard rubbing) [n -S] SCOURGE CEGORSU to punish severely [v -D, -GING, -S] SCOUSES CEOSSSU SCOUSE, type of meat stew [n] SCOUTED CDEOSTU SCOUT, to observe for purpose of obtaining information [v] SCOUTER CEORSTU one that scouts (to observe for purpose of obtaining information) [n -S] SCOUTHS CHOSSTU SCOUTH, plenty (sufficient or abundant amount) [n] SCOWDER CDEORSW to scouther (to scorch (to burn slightly so as to alter color or taste)) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCOWING CGINOSW SCOW, to transport by scow (flat-bottomed boat) [v] SCOWLED CDELOSW SCOWL, to frown angrily [v] SCOWLER CELORSW one that scowls (to frown angrily) [n -S] SCRAGGY ACGGRSY scrawny (extremely thin) [adj -GGIER, -GGIEST] SCRAICH ACCHIRS to utter shrill cry [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCRAIGH ACGHIRS to scraich (to utter shrill cry) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCRAPED ACDEPRS SCRAPE, to rub so as to remove outer layer [v] SCRAPER ACEPRRS one that scrapes (to rub so as to remove outer layer) [n -S] SCRAPES ACEPRSS SCRAPE, to rub so as to remove outer layer [v] SCRAPIE ACEIPRS disease of sheep [n -S] SCRAPPY ACPPRSY marked by fighting spirit [adj -PPIER, -PPIEST]

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

SCRATCH ACCHRST to make thin, shallow cut or mark on [v -ED, -ING, -ES] SCRAVEL ACELRSV to move quickly, scramble [v -ED, -LLED, -ING, -LLING, -S] SCRAWBS ABCRSSW SCRAWB, to scrob (to scrape with or as with claws) [v] SCRAWLS ACLRSSW SCRAWL, to write hastily or illegibly [v] SCRAWLY ACLRSWY written hastily or illegibly [adj -LIER, -LIEST] SCRAWNY ACNRSWY extremely thin [adj -NIER, -NIEST] SCREAKS ACEKRSS SCREAK, to screech (to utter harsh, shrill cry) [v] SCREAKY ACEKRSY screechy (screeching) [adj] SCREAMS ACEMRSS SCREAM, to utter prolonged, piercing cry [v] SCREECH CCEEHRS to utter harsh, shrill cry [v -ED, -ING, -ES] SCREEDS CDEERSS SCREED, to shred (to tear into small strips) [v] SCREENS CEENRSS SCREEN, to provide with screen (device designed to divide, conceal, or protect) [v] SCREWED CDEERSW SCREW, to attach with screw (type of metal ) [v] SCREWER CEERRSW one that screws (to attach with screw (type of metal fastener)) [n -S] SCREWUP CEPRSUW instance of bungling [n -S] SCRIBAL ABCILRS pertaining to public clerk or secretary [adj] SCRIBED BCDEIRS SCRIBE, to mark with scriber [v] SCRIBER BCEIRRS pointed instrument used for marking off material to be cut [n -S] SCRIBES BCEIRSS SCRIBE, to mark with scriber [v] SCRIEVE CEEIRSV to move along swiftly and smoothly [v -D, -VING, -S] SCRIMPS CIMPRSS SCRIMP, to be very or overly thrifty [v] SCRIMPY CIMPRSY meager (deficient in quantity or quality) [adj -PIER, -PIEST] SCRIPTS CIPRSST SCRIPT, to prepare written text for, as play or motion picture [v] SCRITCH CCHIRST quiet scraping sound [n -ES] SCRIVED CDEIRSV SCRIVE, to engrave (to form by incision) [v] SCRIVES CEIRSSV SCRIVE, to engrave (to form by incision) [v] SCROGGY CGGORSY of stunted growth [adj -GGIER, -GGIEST] SCROLLS CLLORSS SCROLL, to move text across display screen [v] SCROOCH CCHOORS to crouch (to stoop (to bend body forward and down)) [v -ED, -ING, -ES] SCROOGE CEGOORS miserly person [n -S] SCROOPS COOPRSS SCROOP, to make harsh, grating sound [v] SCROTAL ACLORST SCROTUM, pouch of skin that contains testes [adj] SCROTUM CMORSTU pouch of skin that contains testes [n -TA, -S] SCROUGE CEGORSU to crowd (to press into insufficient space) [v -D, -GING, -S] SCRUBBY BBCRSUY inferior in size or quality [adj -BBIER, -BBIEST] SCRUFFS CFFRSSU SCRUFF, to make scruffy [v] SCRUFFY CFFRSUY shabby (ragged (tattered)) [adj -FFIER, -FFIEST] SCRUMMY CMMRSUY delicious [adj -MMIER, -MMIEST] SCRUMPY CMPRSUY rough cider [n -PIES] SCRUNCH CCHNRSU to crush (to press or squeeze out of shape) [v -ED, -ING, -ES] SCRUPLE CELPRSU to hesitate because of ethical considerations [v -D, -LING, -S] SCRYERS CERRSSY SCRYER, one that scries (to foretell future by using crystal ball) [n] SCRYING CGINRSY SCRY, to foretell future by using crystal ball [v] SCUBAED ABCDESU SCUBA, to swim underwater using breathing device with compressed air [v] SCUDDED CDDDESU SCUD, to run or move swiftly [v] SCUFFED CDEFFSU SCUFF, to walk without lifting feet [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

SCUFFER CEFFRSU one that scuffs (to walk without lifting feet) [n -S] SCUFFLE CEFFLSU to struggle in rough, confused manner [v -D, -LING, -S] SCULKED CDEKLSU SCULK, to skulk (to move about stealthily) [v] SCULKER CEKLRSU skulker (one that skulks (to move about stealthily)) [n -S] SCULLED CDELLSU SCULL, to propel with type of oar [v] SCULLER CELLRSU one that sculls (to propel with type of oar) [n -S] SCULPED CDELPSU SCULP, to sculpt (to form image or representation of from solid material) [v] SCULPIN CILNPSU freshwater fish [n -S] SCULPTS CLPSSTU SCULPT, to form image or representation of from solid material [v] SCULTCH CCHLSTU sculch (clean trash) [n -ES] SCUMBAG ABCGMSU dirtbag (dirty or contemptible person) [n -S] SCUMBLE BCELMSU to soften outlines or colors of by rubbing lightly [v -D, -LING, -S] SCUMMED CDEMMSU SCUM, to remove scum (impure or extraneous matter) from [v] SCUMMER CEMMRSU one that scums (to remove scum (impure or extraneous matter) from) [n -S] SCUNNER CENNRSU to feel loathing or disgust [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCUPPER CEPPRSU to ambush (to attack from concealed place) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCURRIL CILRRSU scurrile (expressed in coarse and abusive language) [adj] SCUTAGE ACEGSTU tax exacted by feudal lord in lieu of military service [n -S] SCUTATE ACESTTU shaped like shield [adj] SCUTTER CERSTTU to scurry (to move hurriedly) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCUTTLE CELSTTU to scurry (to move hurriedly) [v -D, -LING, -S] SCUZZES CESSUZZ SCUZZ, dirty or contemptible person [n] SCYPHUS CHPSSUY Greek cup with two handles [n -HI] SCYTHED CDEHSTY SCYTHE, to cut with scythe (single-bladed cutting implement) [v] SCYTHES CEHSSTY SCYTHE, to cut with scythe (single-bladed cutting implement) [v] SEABAGS AABEGSS SEABAG, bag used by sailor [n] SEABEDS ABDEESS SEABED, seafloor (bottom of sea) [n] SEABIRD ABDEIRS bird frequenting ocean or seacoast [n -S] SEABOOT ABEOOST waterproof boot [n -S] SEACOCK ACCEKOS valve in ship's hull [n -S] SEADOGS ADEGOSS SEADOG, fogbow (nebulous arc of light sometimes seen in fog) [n] SEAFOAM AAEFMOS foam formed on sea [n -S] SEAFOOD ADEFOOS edible fish or shellfish from sea [n -S] SEAFOWL AEFLOSW seabird (bird frequenting ocean or seacoast) [n -S] SEAGIRT AEGIRST surrounded by sea [adj] SEAGULL AEGLLSU gull frequenting sea [n -S] SEAKALE AAEEKLS coastal plant with edible shoots [n -S] SEALANT AAELNST sealing agent [n -S] SEALERS AEELRSS SEALER, one that seals (to close or make secure against access, leakage, or passage) [n] SEALERY AEELRSY occupation of hunting seals [n -RIES] SEALIFT AEFILST to transport (military personnel and equipment) by ship [v -ED, -ING, -S] SEALING AEGILNS hunting of seals [n -S] / SEAL, to close or make secure against access, leakage, or passage [v] SEAMARK AAEKMRS landmark serving as navigational guide to mariners [n -S] SEAMERS AEEMRSS SEAMER, one that seams (to join with (line formed by sewing two pieces of fabric together)) [n] SEAMIER AEEIMRS SEAMY, unpleasant (pleasing) [adj] SEAMING AEGIMNS SEAM, to join with seam (line formed by sewing two pieces of fabric 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

SEANCES ACEENSS SEANCE, meeting of persons seeking spiritualistic messages [n] SEAPORT AEOPRST harbor or town accessible to seagoing ships [n -S] SEAREST AEERSST SEAR, sere (wired; dry) [adj] SEARING AEGINRS SEAR, to burn surface of [v] SEASICK ACEIKSS affected with nausea caused by motion of vessel at sea [adj] SEASIDE ADEEISS seashore (land bordering on sea) [n -S] SEASONS AENOSSS SEASON, to heighten or improve flavor of by adding savory ingredients [v] SEATERS AEERSST SEATER, one that seats (to place on seat (something on which one sits)) [n] SEATING AEGINST material for covering seats [n -S] / SEAT, to place on seat (something on which one sits) [v] SEAWALL AAELLSW wall to protect shoreline from erosion [n -S] SEAWANS AAENSSW SEAWAN, wampum (form of currency formerly used by Native Americans) [n] SEAWANT AAENSTW seawan (wampum (form of currency formerly used by Native Americans)) [n -S] SEAWARD AADERSW direction toward open sea [n -S] SEAWARE AAEERSW seaweed used as fertilizer [n -S] SEAWAYS AAESSWY SEAWAY, headway made by ship [n] SEAWEED ADEEESW plant growing in sea [n -S] SEBACIC ABCCEIS derived from certain acid [adj] SEBASIC ABCEISS sebacic (derived from certain acid) [adj] SECANTS ACENSST SECANT, trigonometric function of angle [n] SECEDED CDDEEES SECEDE, to withdraw formally from alliance or association [v] SECEDER CDEEERS one that secedes (to withdraw formally from alliance or association) [n -S] SECEDES CDEEESS SECEDE, to withdraw formally from alliance or association [v] SECERNS CEENRSS SECERN, to discern as separate [v] SECLUDE CDEELSU to remove or set apart from others [v -D, -DING, -S] SECONAL ACELNOS trademark [n -S] SECONDE CDEENOS position in fencing [n -S] SECONDI CDEINOS SECONDO, lower part in piano duet [n] SECONDO CDENOOS lower part in piano duet [n -DI] SECONDS CDENOSS SECOND, to give support or encouragement to [v] SECPARS ACEPRSS SECPAR, parsec (unit of astronomical distance) [n] SECRECY CCEERSY condition of being secret [n -CIES] SECRETE CEEERST to generate and separate out from cells or bodily fluids [v -D, -TING, -S] SECRETS CEERSST SECRET, something kept from knowledge of others [n] SECTARY ACERSTY member of sect [n -RIES] SECTILE CEEILST capable of being cut smoothly [adj] SECTION CEINOST to divide into sections (distinct parts) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SECTORS CEORSST SECTOR, to divide into sectors (sections) [v] SECULAR ACELRSU layman (member of laity) [n -S] SECURED CDEERSU SECURE, to make firm or tight [v] SECURER CEERRSU one that secures something [n -S] / SECURE, free from danger [adj] SECURES CEERSSU SECURE, to make firm or tight [v] SEDARIM ADEIMRS SEDER, Jewish ceremonial dinner [n] SEDATED ADDEEST SEDATE, to administer sedative to [v] SEDATER ADEERST SEDATE, calm (free from agitation) [adj] SEDATES ADEESST SEDATE, to administer sedative to [v] SEDGIER DEEGIRS SEDGY, abounding in sedge [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

SEDILIA ADEIILS SEDILE, one of seats in church for use of officiating clergy [n] / SEDILIUM, sedile (one of seats in church for use of officiating clergy) [n] SEDUCED CDDEESU SEDUCE, to lead astray [v] SEDUCER CDEERSU one that seduces (to lead astray) [n -S] SEDUCES CDEESSU SEDUCE, to lead astray [v] SEEABLE ABEEELS SEE, to perceive with eyes [adj] SEEDBED BDDEEES land prepared for seeding [n -S] SEEDERS DEEERSS SEEDER, one that seeds (to plant seeds (propagative plant structures) in) [n] SEEDIER DEEEIRS SEEDY, containing seeds; inferior in condition or quality [adj] SEEDILY DEEILSY in seedy (containing seeds; inferior in condition or quality) manner [adv] SEEDING DEEGINS SEED, to plant seeds (propagative plant structures) in [v] SEEDMAN ADEEMNS seedsman (dealer in seeds) [n -MEN] SEEDMEN DEEEMNS SEEDMAN, seedsman (dealer in seeds) [n] SEEDPOD DDEEOPS type of seed vessel [n -S] SEEINGS EEGINSS SEEING, act of one that sees [n] SEEKERS EEEKRSS SEEKER, one that seeks (to go in search of) [n] SEEKING EEGIKNS SEEK, to go in search of [v] SEELING EEGILNS SEEL, to stitch closed eyes of, as falcon during training [v] SEEMERS EEEMRSS SEEMER, one that seems (to give impression of being) [n] SEEMING EEGIMNS outward appearance [n -S] / SEEM, to give impression of being [v] SEEPAGE AEEEGPS quantity of fluid that has seeped [n -S] SEEPIER EEEIPRS SEEPY, soaked or oozing with water [adj] SEEPING EEGINPS SEEP, to pass slowly through small openings [v] SEERESS EEERSSS female seer [n -ES] SEESAWS AEESSSW SEESAW, to move up and down or back and forth [v] SEETHED DEEEHST SEETHE, to surge or foam as if boiling [v] SEETHES EEEHSST SEETHE, to surge or foam as if boiling [v] SEGETAL AEEGLST growing in fields of grain [adj] SEGGARS AEGGRSS SEGGAR, saggar [n] SEGMENT EEGMNST to divide into sections [v -ED, -ING, -S] SEICHES CEEHISS SEICHE, oscillation of surface of lake or landlocked sea [n] SEIDELS DEEILSS SEIDEL, large beer glass [n] SEINERS EEINRSS SEINER, one that seines (to catch fish with large, vertically hanging ) [n] SEINING EGIINNS act of catching fish with seine [n -S] / SEINE, to catch fish with large, vertically hanging net [v] SEISERS EEIRSSS SEISER, seizer (one that seizes (to take hold of suddenly and forcibly)) [n] SEISING EGIINSS SEISE, to seize (to take hold of suddenly and forcibly) [v] / seizing (act of one that seizes) [n -S] SEISINS EIINSSS SEISIN, seizin (legal possession of land) [n] SEISMAL AEILMSS SEISM, earthquake [adj] SEISMIC CEIIMSS SEISM, earthquake [adj] SEISORS EIORSSS SEISOR, seizor (one that takes seizin) [n] SEISURE EEIRSSU seizure (act of seizing (to take hold of suddenly and forcibly)) [n -S] SEITANS AEINSST SEITAN, food made from wheat gluten [n] SEIZERS EEIRSSZ SEIZER, one that seizes (to take hold of suddenly and forcibly) [n] SEIZING EGIINSZ act of one that seizes [n -S] / SEIZE, to take hold of suddenly and forcibly [v] SEIZINS EIINSSZ SEIZIN, legal possession of land [n] SEIZORS EIORSSZ SEIZOR, one that takes seizin [n] SEIZURE EEIRSUZ act of seizing (to take hold of suddenly and forcibly) [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

SEJEANT AEEJNST sejant (represented in sitting position -- used of heraldic animal) [adj] SELECTS CEELSST SELECT, to choose (to take by preference) [v] SELENIC CEEILNS pertaining to selenium (nonmetallic element) [adj] SELFDOM DEFLMOS selfhood (state of being individual person) [n -S] SELFIES EEFILSS SELFIE, image of oneself taken by oneself using phone camera [n] SELFING EFGILNS SELF, to inbreed (to breed closely related stock) [v] SELFISH EFHILSS concerned chiefly or only with oneself [adj] SELKIES EEIKLSS SELKIE, creature in Scottish and Irish folklore [n] SELLERS EELLRSS SELLER, one that sells (to give up to another for money or other valuable consideration) [n] SELLING EGILLNS SELL, to give up to another for money or other valuable consideration [v] SELLOFF EFFLLOS sale of large number of stocks, bonds, or commodities [n -S] SELLOUT ELLOSTU performance for which all seats have been sold [n -S] SELSYNS ELNSSSY SELSYN, type of remote-control device [n] SELTZER EELRSTZ carbonated mineral water [n -S] SELVAGE AEEGLSV edge of finished to prevent raveling [n -S] SEMATIC ACEIMST serving as warning [adj] SEMEMES EEEMMSS SEMEME, meaning of morpheme [n] SEMEMIC CEEIMMS SEMEME, meaning of morpheme [adj] SEMIDRY DEIMRSY moderately dry [adj] SEMIFIT EFIIMST conforming somewhat to lines of body [adj] SEMILOG EGILMOS having one scale logarithmic and other arithmetic [adj] SEMINAL AEILMNS pertaining to semen (fluid produced in male reproductive organs) [adj] SEMINAR AEIMNRS advanced study group at college or university [n -S] SEMIPRO EIMOPRS one who is engaged in some field or sport for pay on part-time basis [n -S] SEMIRAW AEIMRSW somewhat raw [adj] SEMISES EEIMSSS SEMIS, SEMI, freight trailer [n] SENARII AEIINRS SENARIUS, Greek or Latin verse consisting of six metrical feet [n] SENATES AEENSST SENATE, assembly having high deliberative and legislative functions [n] SENATOR AENORST member of senate [n -S] SENDALS ADELNSS SENDAL, silk fabric [n] SENDERS DEENRSS SENDER, one that sends (to cause to go) [n] SENDING DEGINNS SEND, to cause to go [v] SENDOFF DEFFNOS farewell celebration [n -S] SENDUPS DENPSSU SENDUP, parody [n] SENECAS ACEENSS SENECA, senega (medicinal plant root) [n] SENECIO CEEINOS flowering plant [n -S] SENEGAS AEEGNSS SENEGA, medicinal plant root [n] SENESCE CEEENSS to grow old [v -D, -CING, -S] SENHORA AEHNORS married Portuguese or Brazilian woman [n -S] SENHORS EHNORSS SENHOR, Portuguese or Brazilian gentleman [n] SENILES EEILNSS SENILE, one who exhibits senility (mental and physical infirmity due to old age) [n] SENIORS EINORSS SENIOR, person who is older than another [n] SENITIS EIINSST SENITI, monetary unit of Tonga [n] SENNETS EENNSST SENNET, call sounded on trumpet signaling entrance or exit of actors [n] SENNITS EINNSST SENNIT, braided straw used in making hats [n] SENOPIA AEINOPS improvement of near vision [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

SENORAS AENORSS SENORA, married Spanish woman [n] SENORES EENORSS SENOR, Spanish gentleman [n]

SENSATE AEENSST to sense (to perceive by senses (any of certain agencies through which individual receives impressions of external world)) [v -D, -TING, -S] SENSEIS EEINSSS SENSEI, teacher of Japanese martial arts [n]

SENSING EGINNSS SENSE, to perceive by senses (any of certain agencies through which individual receives impressions of external world) [v] SENSORS ENORSSS SENSOR, device that receives and responds to stimulus [n] SENSORY ENORSSY pertaining to senses or sensation [adj] SENSUAL AELNSSU pertaining to physical senses [adj] SENTIMO EIMNOST monetary unit of Philippines [n -S] SEPALED ADEELPS SEPAL, one of individual leaves of calyx [adj] SEPPUKU EKPPSUU Japanese form of suicide [n -S] SEPTAGE AEEGPST waste in septic tank [n -S] SEPTATE AEEPSTT having septum (dividing membrane or partition) [adj] SEPTETS EEPSSTT SEPTET, group of seven [n] SEPTICS CEIPSST SEPTIC, agent producing sepsis [n] SEPTIME EEIMPST position in fencing [n -S] SEPTUMS EMPSSTU SEPTUM, dividing membrane or partition [n] SEQUELA AEELQSU abnormal condition resulting from preceding disease [n -E] SEQUELS EELQSSU SEQUEL, something that follows and serves as continuation [n] SEQUENT EENQSTU something that follows (to come or go after) [n -S] SEQUINS EINQSSU SEQUIN, to affix sequins (shiny ornamental discs) to [v] SEQUOIA AEIOQSU large evergreen tree [n -S] SERAILS AEILRSS SERAIL, seraglio (harem (section of Muslim household reserved for women)) [n] SERAPES AEEPRSS SERAPE, colorful woolen shawl [n] SERAPHS AEHPRSS SERAPH, winged celestial being [n] SERDABS ABDERSS SERDAB, chamber within ancient Egyptian tomb [n] SEREINS EEINRSS SEREIN, fine rain falling from apparently clear sky [n] SERENER EEENRRS SERENE, calm; tranquil [adj] SERENES EEENRSS SERENE, serene condition or expanse [n] SERFAGE AEEFGRS serfdom (state of being serf (feudal slave)) [n -S] SERFDOM DEFMORS state of being serf (feudal slave) [n -S] SERFISH EFHIRSS characteristic of serf [adj] SERGERS EEGRRSS SERGER, machine for serging [n] SERGING EGGINRS process of raw edges of fabric [n -S] / , to finish (cut edge of seam) with overcast stitches [v] SERIALS AEILRSS SERIAL, literary or dramatic work presented in successive installments [n] SERIATE AEEIRST to put into series [v -D, -TING, -S] SERICIN CEIINRS kind of protein [n -S] SERIEMA AEEIMRS Brazilian bird [n -S] SERIFED DEEFIRS SERIF, fine line used to finish off main stroke of letter [adj] SERINES EEINRSS SERINE, amino acid [n] SERINGA AEGINRS Brazilian tree [n -S] SERIOUS EIORSSU thoughtful or subdued in appearance or manner [adj] SERMONS EMNORSS SERMON, religious discourse [n] SEROMAS AEMORSS SEROMA, postsurgical subcutaneous accumulation of clear fluid [n] SEROSAE AEEORSS SEROSA, thin membrane certain bodily cavities [n] SEROSAL AELORSS SEROSA, thin membrane lining certain bodily cavities [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

SEROSAS AEORSSS SEROSA, thin membrane lining certain bodily cavities [n] SEROVAR AEORRSV group of microorganisms having characteristic set of antigens [n -S] SERPENT EENPRST snake [n -S] SERPIGO EGIOPRS spreading skin eruption [n -GINES, -ES, -S] SERRANO AENORRS small hot pepper [n -S] SERRATE AEERRST to furnish with toothlike projections [v -D, T, -ING, -S] SERRIED DEEIRRS SERRY, to crowd together [v] SERRIES EEIRRSS SERRY, to crowd together [v] SERUMAL AELMRSU SERUM, watery portion of whole blood [adj] SERVALS AELRSSV SERVAL, African wildcat [n] SERVANT AENRSTV one that serves others [n -S] SERVERS EERRSSV SERVER, one that serves another [n] SERVERY EERRSVY counter or room from which meals are served [n -RIES] SERVICE CEEIRSV to repair (to restore to good condition) [v -D, -CING, -S] SERVILE EEILRSV slavishly submissive [adj] SERVING EGINRSV portion of food [n -S] / SERVE, to work for [v] SESAMES AEEMSSS SESAME, East Indian plant [n] SESSILE EEILSSS permanently attached [adj] SESSION EINOSSS meeting of legislative or judicial body for transaction of business [n -S] SESTETS EESSSTT SESTET, stanza of six lines [n] SESTINA AEINSST type of verse form [n -S] SESTINE EEINSST sestina (type of verse form) [n -S] SETBACK ABCEKST defeat [n -S] SETLINE EEILNST strong fishing line [n -S] SETOFFS EFFOSST SETOFF, something that offsets something else [n] SETOUTS EOSSTTU SETOUT, display [n] SETTEES EEESSTT SETTEE, long seat with high back [n] SETTERS EERSSTT SETTER, one that sets (to put in particular position) [n] SETTING EGINSTT scenery used in dramatic production [n -S] / SET, to put in particular position [v] SETTLED DEELSTT SETTLE, to place in desired state or order [v] SETTLER EELRSTT one that settles (to place in desired state or order) [n -S] SETTLES EELSSTT SETTLE, to place in desired state or order [v] SETTLOR ELORSTT one that makes legal settlement [n -S] SEVENTH EEHNSTV one of seven equal parts [n -S] SEVENTY EENSTVY number [n -TIES] SEVERAL AEELRSV few persons or things [n -S] SEVERED DEEERSV SEVER, to divide or cut into parts [v] SEVERER EEERRSV SEVERE, unsparing in treatment of others [adj] SEVICHE CEEHISV dish of raw fish [n -S] SEVRUGA AEGRSUV caviar from Caspian Sea [n -S] SEWABLE ABEELSW SEW, to mend or fasten with needle and thread [adj] SEWAGES AEEGSSW SEWAGE, waste matter carried off by sewers [n] SEWERED DEEERSW SEWER, to clean or maintain sewers (underground conduits for waste) [v] SEWINGS EGINSSW SEWING, material that has been or is to be sewed [n] SEXIEST EEISSTX SEXY, arousing sexual desire [adj] SEXISMS EIMSSSX SEXISM, prejudice or discrimination against women [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

SEXISTS EISSSTX SEXIST, one that practices sexism [n] SEXLESS EELSSSX lacking sexual characteristics [adj] SEXPERT EEPRSTX expert in sexual matters [n -S] SEXPOTS EOPSSTX SEXPOT, sexually attractive woman [n] SEXTAIN AEINSTX stanza of six lines [n -S] SEXTANS AENSSTX SEXTAN, recurrent malarial fever [n] SEXTANT AENSTTX instrument for measuring angular distances [n -S] SEXTETS EESSTTX SEXTET, group of six [n] SEXTILE EEILSTX position of two celestial bodies when they are sixty degrees apart [n -S] SEXTING EGINSTX sending of sexually explicit messages or images by cell phone [n -S] SEXTONS ENOSSTX SEXTON, maintenance worker of church [n] SFERICS CEFIRSS electronic detector of storms [n SFERICS] SFUMATO AFMOSTU technique used in painting [n -S] SHACKED ACDEHKS SHACK, to live or dwell [v] SHACKLE ACEHKLS to confine with metal fastenings placed around wrists or ankles [v -D, -LING, -S] SHACKOS ACHKOSS SHACKO, shako (type of military hat) [n] SHADDUP ADDHPSU used to silence someone [interj] SHADERS ADEHRSS SHADER, one that shades (to screen from light or heat) [n] SHADFLY ADFHLSY winged insect [n -LIES] SHADIER ADEHIRS SHADY, shaded [adj] SHADILY ADHILSY in shady (shaded) manner [adv] SHADING ADGHINS protection against light or heat [n -S] / SHADE, to screen from light or heat [v] SHADOOF ADFHOOS device used in Egypt for raising water for irrigation [n -S] SHADOWS ADHOSSW SHADOW, to make dark or gloomy [v] SHADOWY ADHOSWY dark (having little or no light) [adj -WIER, -WIEST] SHADUFS ADFHSSU SHADUF, shadoof (device used in Egypt for raising water for irrigation) [n] SHAFTED ADEFHST SHAFT, to push or propel with pole [v] SHAGGED ADEGGHS SHAG, to make shaggy [v] SHAGGER AEGGHRS offensive word [n -S] SHAHADA AAADHHS Muslim profession of faith [n -ES] SHAHDOM ADHHMOS territory ruled by shah [n -S] SHAHEED ADEEHHS shahid (Muslim martyr) [n -S] SHAHIDS ADHHISS SHAHID, Muslim martyr [n] SHAIKHS AHHIKSS SHAIKH, sheik (Arab chief) [n] SHAIRDS ADHIRSS SHAIRD, shard (fragment of broken pottery) [n] SHAIRNS AHINRSS SHAIRN, sharn (cow dung) [n] SHAITAN AAHINST evil spirit [n -S] SHAKERS AEHKRSS SHAKER, one that shakes (to move to and fro with short, rapid movements) [n] SHAKEUP AEHKPSU total reorganization [n -S] SHAKIER AEHIKRS SHAKY, shaking [adj] SHAKILY AHIKLSY in shaky (shaking) manner [adv] SHAKING AGHIKNS SHAKE, to move to and fro with short, rapid movements [v] SHAKOES AEHKOSS SHAKO, type of military hat [n] SHALIER AEHILRS SHALY, resembling shale (fissile rock) [adj] / SHALEY [adj] SHALLOP AHLLOPS small, open boat [n -S] SHALLOT AHLLOST plant resembling onion [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

SHALLOW AHLLOSW having little depth [adj -ER, -EST] / to make shallow [v -ED, -ING, -S] SHALOMS AHLMOSS SHALOM, word used as Jewish greeting or farewell [n] SHALWAR AAHLRSW pair of loose trousers worn by some women of India [n -S] SHAMALS AAHLMSS SHAMAL, hot, dry wind [n] SHAMANS AAHMNSS SHAMAN, medicine man among certain Native Americans [n] SHAMBAS AABHMSS SHAMBA, farm in East Africa [n] SHAMBLE ABEHLMS to walk awkwardly [v -D, -LING, -S] SHAMING AGHIMNS SHAME, to cause to feel painful sense of guilt or degradation [v] SHAMMAS AAHMMSS shammes (minor official of synagogue) [n -IM] SHAMMED ADEHMMS SHAM, to feign (to pretend (to assume or display false appearance of)) [v] SHAMMER AEHMMRS one that shams (to feign (to pretend)) [n -S] SHAMMES AEHMMSS minor official of synagogue [n -MMOSIM] SHAMMOS AHMMOSS shammes (minor official of synagogue) [n -IM] SHAMOIS AHIMOSS chamois (soft leather) [n SHAMOIS] SHAMOYS AHMOSSY SHAMOY, to chamois (to prepare leather like chamois) [v] SHAMPOO AHMOOPS to cleanse with special preparation [v -ED, -ING, -S] SHANKED ADEHKNS , to hit sharply to right, as golf ball [v] SHANTEY AEHNSTY chantey (sailor's song) [n -S] SHANTIH AHHINST shanti (peace) [n -S] SHANTIS AHINSST SHANTI, peace [n] SHAPELY AEHLPSY having pleasing shape [adj -LIER, -LIEST] SHAPERS AEHPRSS SHAPER, one that shapes (to give shape (outward form) to) [n] SHAPEUP AEHPPSU system of hiring work crew [n -S] SHAPING AGHINPS SHAPE, to give shape (outward form) to [v] SHARERS AEHRRSS SHARER, one that shares (to have, get, or use in common with another or others) [n] SHARIAH AAHHIRS sharia (Islamic law based on Koran) [n -S] SHARIAS AAHIRSS SHARIA, Islamic law based on Koran [n] SHARIAT AAHIRST sharia (Islamic law based on Koran) [n -] SHARIFS AFHIRSS SHARIF, sherif (Arab ruler) [n] SHARING AGHINRS SHARE, to have, get, or use in common with another or others [v] SHARKED ADEHKRS SHARK, to live by trickery [v] SHARKER AEHKRRS one that sharks (to live by trickery) [n -] SHARPED ADEHPRS SHARP, to raise in pitch, as musical tone [v] SHARPEN AEHNPRS to make sharp [v -ED, -ING, -S] SHARPER AEHPRRS SHARP, suitable for or capable of cutting or piercing [adj] / swindler (one that swindles) [n -S] SHARPIE AEHIPRS very alert person [n -S] SHARPLY AHLPRSY in sharp (suitable for or capable of cutting or piercing) manner [adv] SHASLIK AHIKLSS shashlik (kabob (cubes of meat cooked on skewer)) [n -S] SHASTAS AAHSSST SHASTA, flowering plant [n] SHATTER AEHRSTT to break into pieces [v -ED, -ING, -S] SHAUGHS AGHHSSU SHAUGH, thicket (dense growth of shrubs or small trees) [n] SHAULED ADEHLSU SHAUL, to shoal (to become shallow) [v] SHAVERS AEHRSSV SHAVER, one that shaves (to sever hair close to roots) [n] SHAVIES AEHISSV SHAVIE, trick or prank [n] SHAVING AGHINSV SHAVE, to sever hair close to roots [v] / something shaved off [n -S] SHAWING AGHINSW SHAW, to show (to cause or permit to be seen) [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

SHAWLED ADEHLSW SHAWL, to wrap in shawl (piece of cloth worn as covering) [v] SHAYKHS AHHKSSY SHAYKH, sheik (Arab chief) [n] SHEAFED ADEEFHS SHEAF, to sheave (to gather into bundle) [v] SHEARED ADEEHRS SHEAR, to cut hair or from [v] SHEARER AEEHRRS one that shears (to cut hair or wool from) [n -S] SHEATHE AEEHHST to put into protective case [v -D, -HING, -S] SHEATHS AEHHSST SHEATH, to sheathe (to put into protective case) [v] SHEAVED ADEEHSV SHEAVE, to gather into bundle [v] SHEAVES AEEHSSV SHEAVE, to gather into bundle [v] SHEBANG ABEGHNS situation, organization, or matter [n -S] SHEBEAN ABEEHNS shebeen (place where liquor is sold illegally) [n -S] SHEBEEN BEEEHNS place where liquor is sold illegally [n -S] SHEDDED DDDEEHS SHED, to house in shed (small, low structure) [v] SHEDDER DDEEHRS one that casts off something [n -S] SHEENED DEEEHNS SHEEN, to shine (to emit light) [v] SHEEPLE EEEHLPS people likened to sheep [n -S] SHEERED DEEEHRS SHEER, to swerve (to turn aside suddenly from straight course) [v] SHEERER EEEHRRS SHEER, of very thin texture [adj] SHEERLY EEHLRSY SHEER, of very thin texture [adv] SHEETED DEEEHST SHEET, to cover with sheet (thin, rectangular piece of material) [v] SHEETER EEEHRST one that sheets (to cover with sheet (thin, rectangular piece of material)) [n -S] SHEEVES EEEHSSV SHEEVE, grooved pulley wheel [n] SHEHNAI AEHHINS double-reed wind instrument of India [n -S] SHEIKHS EHHIKSS SHEIKH, sheik (Arab chief) [n] SHEILAS AEHILSS SHEILA, young woman [n] SHEITAN AEHINST shaitan (evil spirit) [n -S] SHEITEL EEHILST wig worn by married Jewish woman [n -S] SHEKELS EEHKLSS SHEKEL, ancient unit of weight and money [n] SHELLAC ACEHLLS to cover with thin varnish [v -CKED, -CKING, -S] SHELLED DEEHLLS SHELL, to divest of shell (hard outer covering) [v] SHELLER EEHLLRS one that shells (to divest of shell (hard outer covering)) [n -S] SHELTAS AEHLSST SHELTA, esoteric jargon of Gaelic [n] SHELTER EEHLRST to provide cover or protection for [v -ED, -ING, -S] SHELTIE EEHILST small, shaggy pony [n -S] SHELVED DEEHLSV SHELVE, to place on shelf [v] SHELVER EEHLRSV one that shelves (to place on shelf) [n -S] SHELVES EEHLSSV SHELF, flat rigid structure used to support articles [n] / SHELVE, to place on shelf [v] SHEMALE AEEHLMS offensive word [n -S] SHENAIS AEHINSS SHENAI, shehnai (double-reed wind instrument of India) [n] SHEQELS EEHLQSS SHEQEL, shekel (ancient unit of weight and money) [n] SHERBET BEEHRST frozen fruit-flavored mixture [n -S] SHEREEF EEEFHRS sherif (Arab ruler) [n -S] SHERIFF EFFHIRS law-enforcement officer of county [n -S] SHERIFS EFHIRSS SHERIF, Arab ruler [n] SHEROES EEHORSS SHERO, woman regarded as hero [n] SHEROOT EHOORST cheroot (square-cut cigar) [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

SHERPAS AEHPRSS , soft fabric for linings [n] SHERRIS EHIRRSS sherry (type of wine) [n -ES] SHEUCHS CEHHSSU SHEUCH, sheugh (ditch) [n] SHEUGHS EGHHSSU SHEUGH, ditch [n] SHEWERS EEHRSSW SHEWER, one that shews (to show (to cause or permit to be seen)) [n] SHEWING EGHINSW SHEW, to show (to cause or permit to be seen) [v] SHIATSU AHISSTU massage using finger pressure [n -S] SHIATZU AHISTUZ shiatsu (massage using finger pressure) [n -S] SHIBAHS ABHHISS SHIBAH, shiva (period of mourning) [n] SHICKER CEHIKRS drunkard (one who is habitually drunk) [n -S] SHIELDS DEHILSS SHIELD, to provide with protective cover or shelter [v] SHIFTED DEFHIST SHIFT, to move from one position to another [v] SHIFTER EFHIRST one that shifts (to move from one position to another) [n -S] SHIKARA AAHIKRS light, flat-bottomed boat in Kashmir [n -S] SHIKARI AHIIKRS shikaree (big game hunter) [n -S] SHIKARS AHIKRSS SHIKAR, to hunt (to pursue for food or sport) [v] SHIKKER EHIKKRS shicker (drunkard (one who is habitually drunk)) [n -S] SHIKRAS AHIKRSS SHIKRA, small sparrow hawk [n] SHILLED DEHILLS SHILL, to act as decoy [v] SHILPIT HIILPST sickly (appearing as if sick) [adj] SHIMMED DEHIMMS SHIM, to fill out or level by inserting thin wedge [v] SHIMMER EHIMMRS to glimmer (to shine faintly or unsteadily) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SHINDIG DGHIINS elaborate dance or party [n -S] SHINDYS DHINSSY SHINDY, shindig (elaborate dance or party) [n] SHINERS EHINRSS SHINER, one that shines (to emit light) [n] SHINGLE EGHILNS to cover with shingles (thin, oblong pieces of building material) [v -D, -LING, -S] SHINGLY GHILNSY covered with small, loose stones [adj] SHINIER EHIINRS SHINY, filled with light [adj] SHINILY HIILNSY in shiny (filled with light) manner [adv] SHINING GHIINNS emitting or reflecting light [adj] / SHINE, to emit light [v] SHINNED DEHINNS SHIN, to climb by gripping and pulling alternately with hands and legs [v] SHINNEY EHINNSY to play form of hockey [v -ED, -ING, -S] SHINOLA AHILNOS trademark [n -S] SHIPLAP AHILPPS to clad vertical surface using rabbeted wood [v -PPED, -PPING, -S] SHIPMAN AHIMNPS sailor (member of ship's crew) [n -MEN] SHIPMEN EHIMNPS SHIPMAN, sailor (member of ship's crew) [n] SHIPPED DEHIPPS SHIP, to transport by ship (vessel suitable for navigation in deep water) [v] SHIPPEN EHINPPS cowshed (shelter for cows) [n -S] SHIPPER EHIPPRS one that ships (to transport by ship (vessel suitable for navigation in deep water)) [n -S] SHIPPON HINOPPS shippen (cowshed (shelter for cows)) [n -S] SHIPWAY AHIPSWY canal deep enough to serve ships [n -S] SHIRKED DEHIKRS SHIRK, to avoid work or duty [v] SHIRKER EHIKRRS one that shirks (to avoid work or duty) [n -S] SHIRRED DEHIRRS SHIRR, to draw into three or more parallel rows, as cloth [v] SHIRTED DEHIRST SHIRT, garment for upper part of body [adj] SHITAKE AEHIKST shiitake (dark Oriental mushroom) [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

SHITBAG ABGHIST offensive word [n -S] SHITCAN ACHINST offensive word [v -NNED, -NNING, -S] SHITTAH AHHISTT hardwood tree [n -S] SHITTED DEHISTT SHIT, offensive word [v] SHITTER EHIRSTT offensive word [n -S] SHITTIM HIIMSTT wood of shittah [n -S] SHIURIM HIIMRSU SHIUR, Talmudic study session [n] SHIVAHS AHHISSV SHIVAH, shiva (period of mourning) [n] SHIVERS EHIRSSV SHIVER, to tremble with fear or cold [v] SHIVERY EHIRSVY shivering [adj -RIER, -RIEST] SHIVITI HIIISTV plaque with Hebrew verse [n -S] SHLEPPS EHLPPSS SHLEPP, to schlep (to lug or drag) [v] SHLEPPY EHLPPSY schleppy (shabby, run-down) [adj -PPIER, -PPIEST] SHLOCKS CHKLOSS SHLOCK, schlock (inferior merchandise) [n] SHLOCKY CHKLOSY schlocky (of inferior quality) [adj -KIER, -KIEST] SHLONGS GHLNOSS SHLONG, offensive word [n] SHLUMPS HLMPSSU SHLUMP, to schlump (to go about lazily or sloppily dressed) [v] SHLUMPY HLMPSUY slovenly (habitually untidy or unclean) [adj] SHMALTZ AHLMSTZ schmaltz (excessive sentimentality) [n -ES] SHMATTE AEHMSTT schmatte (ragged garment) [n -S] SHMEARS AEHMRSS SHMEAR, to schmeer (to bribe (to practice bribery)) [v] SHMEERS EEHMRSS SHMEER, to schmeer (to bribe (to practice bribery)) [v] SHMOOZE EHMOOSZ to schmooze (to gossip (to talk idly about affairs of others)) [v -D, -ZING, -S] SHMOOZY HMOOSYZ schmoozy (given to schmoozing) [adj -ZIER, -ZIEST] SHMUCKS CHKMSSU SHMUCK, schmuck [n] SHMUCKY CHKMSUY schmucky (foolish, contemptible) [adj -KIER, -KIEST] SHNAPPS AHNPPSS schnapps (strong liquor) [n SHNAPPS] SHNOOKS HKNOOSS SHNOOK, schnook (easily deceived person) [n] SHOALED ADEHLOS SHOAL, to become shallow [v] SHOALER AEHLORS SHOAL, shallow (having little depth) [adj] SHOCHET CEHHOST person who slaughters animals and fowl according to Jewish law [n -IM] SHOCHUS CHHOSSU SHOCHU, Japanese liquor [n] SHOCKED CDEHKOS SHOCK, to strike with great surprise, horror, or disgust [v] SHOCKER CEHKORS one that shocks (to strike with great surprise, horror, or disgust) [n -S] SHODDEN DDEHNOS SHOE, to provide with shoes [v] SHOEBOX BEHOOSX oblong box for holding pair of shoes [n -ES] SHOEING EGHINOS SHOE, to provide with shoes [v] SHOEPAC ACEHOPS waterproof boot [n -S] SHOFARS AFHORSS SHOFAR, ram's-horn trumpet blown in certain Jewish rituals [n] SHOGGED DEGGHOS SHOG, to move along [v] SHOGUNS GHNOSSU SHOGUN, former military leader of Japan [n] SHOLOMS HLMOOSS SHOLOM, shalom (word used as Jewish greeting or farewell) [n] SHOOFLY FHLOOSY child's rocker [n -LIES] SHOOING GHINOOS SHOO, to drive away [v] SHOOLED DEHLOOS SHOOL, to shovel (to take up with shovel (digging implement)) [v] SHOOTER EHOORST one that shoots (to hit, wound, or kill with missile discharged from weapon) [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

SHOPBOY BHOOPSY salesclerk [n -S] SHOPHAR AHHOPRS shofar (ram's-horn trumpet blown in certain Jewish rituals) [n -S, -HROTH] SHOPMAN AHMNOPS one who owns or operates small store [n -MEN] SHOPMEN EHMNOPS SHOPMAN, one who owns or operates small store [n] SHOPPED DEHOPPS SHOP, to examine goods with intent to buy [v] SHOPPER EHOPPRS one that shops (to examine goods with intent to buy) [n -S] SHOPPES EHOPPSS SHOPPE, small store [n] SHORANS AHNORSS SHORAN, type of navigational system [n] SHORING GHINORS SHORE, SHEAR, to cut hair or wool from [v] system of supporting timbers [n -S] SHORTED DEHORST SHORT, to cause type of electrical malfunction in [v] SHORTEN EHNORST to make or become shorter [v -ED, -ING, -S] SHORTER EHORRST SHORT, having little length [adj] SHORTIA AHIORST perennial herb [n -S] SHORTIE EHIORST shorty (one that is short) [n -S] SHORTLY HLORSTY in short time [adv] SHOTGUN GHNOSTU to shoot with type of gun [v -NNED, -NNING, -S] SHOTTED DEHOSTT SHOT, SHOOT, to hit, wound, or kill with missile discharged from weapon [v] SHOTTEN EHNOSTT having spawned -- used of fish [adj] SHOUTED DEHOSTU SHOUT, to utter loudly [v] SHOUTER EHORSTU one that shouts (to utter loudly) [n -S] SHOVELS EHLOSSV SHOVEL, to take up with shovel (digging implement) [v] SHOVERS EHORSSV SHOVER, one that shoves (to push roughly) [n] SHOVING GHINOSV SHOVE, to push roughly [v] SHOWBIZ BHIOSWZ show business [n -ZZES] SHOWERS EHORSSW SHOWER, to bathe in spray of water [v] SHOWERY EHORSWY abounding with brief periods of rain [adj] SHOWIER EHIORSW SHOWY, making great or brilliant display [adj] SHOWILY HILOSWY in showy (making great or brilliant display) manner [adv] SHOWING GHINOSW exhibition or display [n -S] / SHOW, to cause or permit to be seen [v] SHOWMAN AHMNOSW theatrical producer [n -MEN] SHOWMEN EHMNOSW SHOWMAN, theatrical producer [n] SHOWOFF FFHOOSW one given to pretentious display [n -S] SHREWED DEEHRSW SHREW, to curse (to wish evil upon) [v] SHRIEKS EHIKRSS SHRIEK, to utter shrill cry [v] SHRIEKY EHIKRSY shrill (having high-pitched and piercing quality) [adj -KIER, -KIEST] SHRIEVE EEHIRSV to shrive (to hear confession of and grant absolution to) [v -D, -VING, -S] SHRIFTS FHIRSST SHRIFT, act of shriving (to hear confession of and grant absolution to) [n] SHRIKES EHIKRSS SHRIKE, predatory bird [n] SHRILLS HILLRSS SHRILL, to utter shrill sound [v] SHRILLY HILLRSY SHRILL, having high-pitched and piercing quality [adv] SHRIMPS HIMPRSS SHRIMP, to catch shrimps (small marine decapods) [v] SHRIMPY HIMPRSY abounding in shrimp [adj -PIER, -PIEST] SHRINED DEHINRS SHRINE, to place in shrine (receptacle for sacred relics) [v] SHRINES EHINRSS SHRINE, to place in shrine (receptacle for sacred relics) [v] SHRINKS HIKNRSS SHRINK, to contract or draw back [v] SHRIVED DEHIRSV SHRIVE, to hear confession of and grant absolution to [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

SHRIVEL EHILRSV to contract into wrinkles [v -ED, -LLED, -ING, -LLING, -S] SHRIVEN EHINRSV SHRIVE, to hear confession of and grant absolution to [v] SHRIVER EHIRRSV one that shrives (to hear confession of and grant absolution to) [n -S] SHRIVES EHIRSSV SHRIVE, to hear confession of and grant absolution to [v] SHROFFS FFHORSS SHROFF, to test genuineness of, as coin [v] SHROOMS HMOORSS SHROOM, mushroom (type of fungus) [n] SHROUDS DHORSSU SHROUD, to wrap in burial clothing [v] SHRUBBY BBHRSUY covered with shrubs [adj -BBIER, -BBIEST] SHTETEL EEHLSTT Jewish village [n -S, -TLACH] SHTETLS EHLSSTT SHTETL, shtetel (Jewish village) [n] SHTICKS CHIKSST SHTICK, entertainment routine [n] SHTICKY CHIKSTY resembling shtick (entertainment routine) [adj -KIER, -KIEST] SHUCKED CDEHKSU SHUCK, to remove husk or shell from [v] SHUCKER CEHKRSU one that shucks (to remove husk or shell from) [n -S] SHUDDER DDEHRSU to tremble (to shake involuntarily) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SHUFFLE EFFHLSU to walk without lifting feet [v -D, -LING, -S] SHUNNED DEHNNSU SHUN, to avoid (to keep away from) [v] SHUNNER EHNNRSU one that shuns (to avoid (to keep away from)) [n -S] SHUNTED DEHNSTU SHUNT, to turn aside [v] SHUNTER EHNRSTU one that shunts (to turn aside) [n -S] SHUSHED DEHHSSU SHUSH, to silence (to make silent) [v] SHUSHER EHHRSSU one that shushes (to silence (to make silent)) [n -S] SHUSHES EHHSSSU SHUSH, to silence (to make silent) [v] SHUTEYE EEHSTUY sleep [n -S] SHUTING GHINSTU SHUTE, to chute (to convey by chute (vertical passage)) [v] SHUTOFF FFHOSTU device that shuts something off [n -S] SHUTOUT HOSTTUU game in which one team fails to score [n -S] SHUTTER EHRSTTU to provide with shutters (hinged window covers) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SHUTTLE EHLSTTU to move or travel back and forth [v -D, -LING, -S] SHYLOCK CHKLOSY to lend money at high interest rates [v -ED, -ING, -S] SHYNESS EHNSSSY state of being shy (timid (lacking courage or self-confidence)) [n -ES] SHYSTER EHRSSTY unscrupulous lawyer or politician [n -S] SIALIDS ADIILSS SIALID, alderfly (winged insect) [n] SIALOID ADIILOS resembling saliva (fluid secreted by glands of mouth) [adj] SIAMANG AAGIMNS large, black gibbon [n -S] SIAMESE AEEIMSS water pipe with connection for two hoses [n -S] SIBLING BGIILNS one having same parents as another [n -S] SIBSHIP BHIIPSS group of children having same parents [n -S] SIBYLIC BCIILSY SIBYL, female prophet [adj] SICCING CCGIINS SIC, to urge to attack [v] SICKBAY ABCIKSY ship's hospital [n -S] SICKBED BCDEIKS sick person's bed [n -S] SICKEES CEEIKSS SICKEE, sickie (emotionally sick person) [n] SICKENS CEIKNSS SICKEN, to make sick [v] SICKEST CEIKSST SICK, affected with disease or ill health [adj] SICKIES CEIIKSS SICKIE, emotionally sick person [n] / SICKY, person who is unwell [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

SICKING CGIIKNS SICK, to sic (to urge to attack) [v] SICKISH CHIIKSS somewhat sick [adj] SICKLED CDEIKLS SICKLE, to cut with agricultural implement having single blade [v] SICKLES CEIKLSS SICKLE, to cut with agricultural implement having single blade [v] SICKOUT CIKOSTU organized absence of workers claiming to be sick [n -S] SIDDHAS ADDHISS SIDDHA, one who has attained perfection in Hinduism [n] SIDDHIS DDHIISS SIDDHI, perfection attained by siddha [n] SIDDURS DDIRSSU SIDDUR, Jewish prayer book [n] SIDEARM ADEIMRS to pitch ball at or below shoulder level [v -ED, -ING, -S] SIDEBAR ABDEIRS short news story accompanying major story [n -S] SIDECAR ACDEIRS passenger car attached to motorcycle [n -S] SIDEDLY DDEILSY in manner of something with given number of sides [adv] SIDEMAN ADEIMNS member of jazz band [n -MEN] SIDEMEN DEEIMNS SIDEMAN, member of jazz band [n] SIDEWAY ADEISWY sideways (toward or from one side) [adv] SIDINGS DGIINSS SIDING, material used for surfacing frame building [n] SIDLERS DEILRSS SIDLER, one that sidles (to move sideways) [n] SIDLING DGIILNS SIDLE, to move sideways [v] SIEGING EGGIINS SIEGE, to attempt to capture or gain [v] SIEMENS EEIMNSS unit of electrical conductance [n SIEMENS, -ES] SIENITE EEIINST syenite (igneous rock) [n -S] SIENNAS AEINNSS SIENNA, brown pigment [n] SIERRAN AEINRRS SIERRA, mountain range [adj] SIERRAS AEIRRSS SIERRA, mountain range [n] SIESTAS AEISSST SIESTA, afternoon or rest [n] SIEVERT EEIRSTV unit of ionizing radiation [n -S] SIEVING EGIINSV SIEVE, to pass through sieve (utensil for separating coarse parts from fine parts of loose matter) [v] SIFAKAS AAFIKSS SIFAKA, lemur of Madagascar [n]

SIFTERS EFIRSST SIFTER, one that sifts (to sieve (to pass through sieve (utensil for separating coarse parts from fine parts of loose matter))) [n]

SIFTING FGIINST SIFT, to sieve (to pass through sieve (utensil for separating coarse parts from fine parts of loose matter)) [v] / work of sifter [n -S] SIGANID ADGIINS any of family of fishes [n -S] SIGHERS EGHIRSS SIGHER, one that sighs (to let out sigh (deep, audible breath)) [n] SIGHING GGHIINS SIGH, to let out sigh (deep, audible breath) [v] SIGHTED DEGHIST SIGHT, to observe or notice [v] SIGHTER EGHIRST one that sights (to observe or notice) [n -S] SIGHTLY GHILSTY pleasing to look at [adj -LIER, -LIEST] SIGMATE AEGIMST SIGMA, Greek letter [adj] SIGMOID DGIIMOS S-shaped curve in bodily part [n -S] SIGNAGE AEGGINS system of signs in community [n -S] SIGNALS AGILNSS SIGNAL, to notify by means of communication [v] SIGNEES EEGINSS SIGNEE, signer of document [n] SIGNERS EGINRSS SIGNER, one that signs (to write one's name on) [n] SIGNETS EGINSST SIGNET, to mark with official seal [v] SIGNIFY FGIINSY to make known [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] SIGNING GGIINNS act of writing one's signature on document or in book [n -S] / SIGN, to write one's name on [v] SIGNIOR GIINORS signor (Italian title of courtesy for man) [n -RI, -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

SIGNORA AGINORS Italian title of courtesy for married woman [n -S, -RE] SIGNORE EGINORS SIGNORA, Italian title of courtesy for married woman [n] / signor (Italian title of courtesy for man) [n -RI] SIGNORI GIINORS SIGNOR, Italian title of courtesy for man [n] / SIGNORE, SIGNORA, Italian title of courtesy for married woman [n] SIGNORS GINORSS SIGNOR, Italian title of courtesy for man [n] SIGNORY GINORSY seignory (power of seignior) [n -RIES] SIKSIKS IIKKSSS SIKSIK, Arctic ground squirrel [n] SILAGES AEGILSS SILAGE, fodder that has been preserved in silo [n] SILANES AEILNSS SILANE, chemical compound [n] SILENCE CEEILNS to make silent [v -D, -CING, -S] SILENTS EILNSST silent movies [n SILENTS] SILENUS EILNSSU woodland deity of Greek mythology [n -NI] AEIILSS cotton fabric [n -S] SILEXES EEILSSX SILEX, silica (form of silicon) [n] SILICAS ACIILSS SILICA, form of silicon [n] SILICIC CCIIILS pertaining to silicon (nonmetallic element) [adj] SILICLE CEIILLS short, flat silique [n -S] SILICON CIILNOS nonmetallic element [n -S] SILIQUA AIILQSU silique (type of seed capsule) [n -UAE] SILIQUE EIILQSU type of seed capsule [n -S] SILKIER EIIKLRS SILKY, resembling silk [adj] SILKIES EIIKLSS SILKIE, selkie (creature in Scottish and Irish folklore) [n] / SILKY, glossy-coated terrier [n] SILKILY IIKLLSY in silky (resembling silk) manner [adv] SILKING GIIKLNS SILK, to cover with silk (soft, lustrous fabric) [v] SILLERS EILLRSS SILLER, silver [n] SILLIER EIILLRS SILLY, showing lack of good sense [adj] SILLIES EIILLSS SILLY, silly person [n] SILLILY IILLLSY SILLY, showing lack of good sense [adv] SILOING GIILNOS SILO, to store in silo (tall, cylindrical structure) [v] SILTIER EIILRST SILTY, full of silt [adj] SILTING GIILNST SILT, to fill with silt (sedimentary material) [v] SILURID DIILRSU any of family of catfishes [n -s] SILVANS AILNSSV SILVAN, sylvan (one that lives in forest) [n] SILVERN EILNRSV silvery (resembling silver) [adj] SILVERS EILRSSV SILVER, to cover with silver (metallic element) [v] SILVERY EILRSVY resembling silver [adj -RIER, -RIEST] SILVICS CIILSSV study of forest trees [n SILVICS] SIMCHAS ACHIMSS SIMCHA, Jewish private party [n] SIMIANS AIIMNSS SIMIAN, ape or monkey [n] SIMILAR AIILMRS being like but not completely identical to [adj] SIMILES EIILMSS SIMILE, figure of speech [n] SIMIOID DIIIMOS simious (pertaining to simians (ape or monkey)) [adj] SIMIOUS IIMOSSU pertaining to simians (ape or monkey) [adj] SIMITAR AIIMRST scimitar (curved sword used by Arabs and Turks) [n -s] SIMLINS IILMNSS SIMLIN, cymling (variety of squash) [n] SIMMERS EIMMRSS SIMMER, to cook below or just at boiling point [v] SIMNELS EILMNSS SIMNEL, crisp 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

SIMOOMS IMMOOSS SIMOOM, hot, dry desert wind [n] SIMOONS IMNOOSS SIMOON, simoom (hot, dry desert wind) [n] SIMPERS EIMPRSS SIMPER, to smile in silly manner [v] SIMPLER EILMPRS SIMPLE, not complex or complicated [adj] SIMPLES EILMPSS SIMPLE, something that is simple [n] SIMPLEX EILMPSX simple word [n -ES, -LICES, -LICIA] SIMULAR AILMRSU simulant (one that simulates (to take on appearance of)) [n -S] SINCERE CEEINRS free from hypocrisy or falseness [adj -R, -ST] SINEWED DEEINSW SINEW, to strengthen [v] SINGERS EGINRSS SINGER, one that sings (to utter with musical inflections of voice) [n] SINGING GGIINNS act or sound of one that sings [n -S] / SING, to utter with musical inflections of voice [v] SINGLED DEGILNS SINGLE, to select from group [v] SINGLES EGILNSS SINGLE, to select from group [v] SINGLET EGILNST man's undershirt or [n -S] SINKAGE AEGIKNS act, process, or degree of sinking [n -S] SINKERS EIKNRSS SINKER, one that sinks (to move to lower level) [n] SINKFUL FIKLNSU as much as sink can hold [n -S] SINKING GIIKNNS SINK, to move to lower level [v] SINLESS EILNSSS free from sin [adj] SINNERS EINNRSS SINNER, one that sins (to commit sin (offense against religious or moral law)) [n] SINNETS EINNSST SINNET, sennet (call sounded on trumpet signaling entrance or exit of actors) [n] SINNING GIINNNS SIN, to commit sin (offense against religious or moral law) [v] SINOPIA AIINOPS red pigment [n -S, -IE] SINOPIE EIINOPS SINOPIA, red pigment [n] SINSYNE EINNSSY since (from then until now) [adv] SINTERS EINRSST SINTER, to make cohesive by combined action of heat and pressure [v] SINUATE AEINSTU to curve in and out [v -D, -TING, -S] SINUOUS INOSSUU characterized by curves, bends, or turns [adj] SINUSES EINSSSU SINUS, cranial cavity [n] SIPHONS HINOPSS SIPHON, to draw off through siphon (type of tube) [v] SIPPERS EIPPRSS SIPPER, one that sips (to drink in small quantities) [n] SIPPETS EIPPSST SIPPET, small piece of bread soaked in gravy [n] SIPPING GIINPPS SIP, to drink in small quantities [v] SIRDARS ADIRRSS SIRDAR, person of rank in India [n] SIRLOIN IILNORS cut of beef [n -S] SIROCCO CCIOORS hot, dry wind [n -S] SIRRAHS AHIRRSS SIRRAH, form of address used to inferiors [n] SIRREES EEIRRSS SIRREE, sir (respectful form of address used to man) [n] SIRUPED DEIPRSU SIRUP, to syrup (to sweeten with thick sweet liquid) [v] SISKINS IIKNSSS SISKIN, Eurasian finch [n] SISSIER EIIRSSS SISSY, sissyish (resembling sissy) [adj] SISSIES EIISSSS SISSY, effeminate man or boy [n] SISTERS EIRSSST SISTER, to treat like sister (female sibling) [v] SISTRUM IMRSSTU ancient Egyptian percussion instrument [n -RA, -S] SITCOMS CIMOSST SITCOM, television comedy series with continuing characters [n] SITHENS EHINSST since (from then until now) [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

SITREPS EIPRSST SITREP, report on current military situation [n] SITTERS EIRSSTT SITTER, one that sits (to rest on buttocks) [n] SITTING GIINSTT meeting or session [n -S] / SIT, to rest on buttocks [v] SITUATE AEISTTU to place in certain position [v -D, -TING, -S] SITUSES EISSSTU SITUS, position or location [n] SIXFOLD DFILOSX being six times as great as [adj] SIXTEEN EEINSTX number [n -S] SIXTHLY HILSTXY in sixth place [adv] SIXTIES EIISSTX SIXTY, number [n] SIZABLE ABEILSZ of considerable size [adj] SIZABLY ABILSYZ SIZABLE, of considerable size [adv] SIZIEST EIISSTZ SIZY, viscid (thick and adhesive) [adj] SIZINGS GIINSSZ SIZING, substance used as glaze or filler for porous materials [n] SIZZLED DEILSZZ SIZZLE, to burn or fry with hissing sound [v] SIZZLER EILRSZZ very hot day [n -S] SIZZLES EILSSZZ SIZZLE, to burn or fry with hissing sound [v] SJAMBOK ABJKMOS to strike with whip used in South Africa [v -ED, -ING, -S] SKALDIC ACDIKLS SKALD, ancient Scandinavian poet [adj] SKANKED ADEKKNS SKANK, to dance in loose-limbed manner [v] SKANKER AEKKNRS one that skanks (to dance in loose-limbed manner) [n -S] SKATERS AEKRSST SKATER, one that skates (to glide over ice or ground on skates (shoes fitted with runners or wheels)) [n] SKATING AGIKNST SKATE, to glide over ice or ground on skates (shoes fitted with runners or wheels) [v] / sport of gliding on skates [n -S] SKATOLE AEKLOST chemical compound [n -S] SKATOLS AKLOSST SKATOL, skatole (chemical compound) [n] SKEANES AEEKNSS SKEANE, length of wound in loose coil [n] SKEDDED DDDEEKS SKED, to schedule (to assign to certain date or time) [v] SKEEING EEGIKNS SKEE, to ski (to travel on skis (long, narrow strips of wood or metal)) [v] SKEETER EEEKRST skeet shooter [n -S] SKEINED DEEIKNS SKEIN, to wind into long, loose coils [v] SKELLUM EKLLMSU rascal (unscrupulous or dishonest person) [n -S] SKELPED DEEKLPS SKELP, to slap (to strike with open hand) [v] SKELPIT EIKLPST SKELP, to slap (to strike with open hand) [v] SKELTER EEKLRST to scurry (to move hurriedly) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SKEPSIS EIKPSSS attitude or outlook of skeptic [n -ES] SKEPTIC CEIKPST person who doubts generally accepted ideas [n -S] SKETCHY CEHKSTY lacking in completeness or clearness [adj -HIER, -HIEST] SKEWERS EEKRSSW SKEWER, to pierce with long pin, as meat [v] SKEWING EGIKNSW SKEW, to turn aside [v] SKIABLE ABEIKLS capable of being skied over [adj] SKIBOBS BBIKOSS SKIBOB, to ride bike-like vehicle with skis instead of wheels [v] SKIDDED DDDEIKS SKID, to slide sideways as result of loss of traction [v] SKIDDER DDEIKRS one that skids (to slide sideways as result of loss of traction) [n -S] SKIDDOO DDIKOOS to go away [v -ED, -ING, -S] SKIDOOS DIKOOSS SKIDOO, to skiddoo (to go away) [v] SKIDPAD ADDIKPS road surface on which drivers can practice controlling skidding [n -S] SKIDWAY ADIKSWY platform on which logs are piled for loading or sawing [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

SKIFFLE EFFIKLS to play particular style of music [v -D, -LING, -S] SKIINGS GIIKNSS SKIING, sport of traveling on skis [n] SKILFUL FIKLLSU skillful (having skill (ability to do something well)) [adj] SKILLED DEIKLLS SKILL, ability to do something well [adj] SKILLET EIKLLST frying pan [n -S] SKIMMED DEIKMMS SKIM, to remove floating matter from surface of [v] SKIMMER EIKMMRS one that skims (to remove floating matter from surface of) [n -S] SKIMMIA AIIKMMS evergreen shrub [n -S] SKIMPED DEIKMPS SKIMP, to scrimp (to be very or overly thrifty) [v] SKINFUL FIKLNSU as much as skin container can hold [n -S] SKINKED DEIKKNS SKINK, to pour out or serve, as liquor [v] SKINKER EIKKNRS one that skinks (to pour out or serve, as liquor) [n -S] SKINNED DEIKNNS SKIN, to strip or deprive of skin (membranous tissue covering body of animal) [v] SKINNER EIKNNRS one that skins (to strip or deprive of skin (membranous tissue covering body of animal)) [n -S] SKIPPED DEIKPPS SKIP, to move with light springing steps [v] SKIPPER EIKPPRS to act as master or captain of [v -ED, -ING, -S] SKIPPET EIKPPST small box for protecting official seal [n -S] SKIRLED DEIKLRS SKIRL, to produce shrill sound [v] SKIRRED DEIKRRS SKIRR, to move rapidly [v] SKIRRET EIKRRST Asian herb [n -S] SKIRTED DEIKRST SKIRT, to go or pass around [v] SKIRTER EIKRRST one that skirts (to go or pass around) [n -S] SKITING GIIKNST SKITE, to move away quickly [v] SKITTER EIKRSTT to move lightly or rapidly along surface [v -ED, -ING, -S] SKITTLE EIKLSTT wooden pin used in bowling game [n -S] SKIVERS EIKRSSV SKIVER, one that skives (to pare (to cut off outer covering of)) [n] SKIVING GIIKNSV SKIVE, to pare (to cut off outer covering of) [v] SKIWEAR AEIKRSW clothing suitable for wear while skiing [n SKIWEAR] SKLENTS EKLNSST SKLENT, to slant (to deviate from horizontal or vertical) [v] SKOALED ADEKLOS SKOAL, to drink to health of [v] SKOLING GIKLNOS SKOL, to skoal (to drink to health of) [v] SKOOKUM KKMOOSU evil spirit [n -S] SKOSHES EHKOSSS SKOSH, small amount [n] SKREEGH EEGHKRS to screech (to utter harsh, shrill cry) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SKREIGH EGHIKRS to screech (to utter harsh, shrill cry) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SKRYING GIKNRSY SKRY, to scry (to foretell future by using crystal ball) [v] SKULKED DEKKLSU SKULK, to move about stealthily [v] SKULKER EKKLRSU one that skulks (to move about stealthily) [n -S] SKULLED DEKLLSU SKULL, to hit on head [v] SKUNKED DEKKNSU SKUNK, to defeat overwhelmingly [v] SKYCAPS ACKPSSY SKYCAP, porter at airport [n] SKYDIVE DEIKSVY to parachute from airplane for sport [v -D, -DOVE, -VING, -S] SKYDOVE DEKOSVY SKYDIVE, to parachute from airplane for sport [v] SKYGLOW GKLOSWY glow in night sky resulting from urban lights [n -S] SKYHOOK HKKOOSY hook conceived as being suspended from sky [n -S] SKYJACK ACJKKSY to hijack airplane [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

SKYLARK AKKLRSY to frolic (to play and run about merrily) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SKYLESS EKLSSSY having sky obscured by clouds [adj] SKYLIKE EIKKLSY resembling sky [adj] SKYLINE EIKLNSY horizon (line where sky seems to meet earth) [n -S] SKYPHOI HIKOPSY SKYPHOS, drinking vessel used in ancient Greece [n] SKYPHOS HKOPSSY drinking vessel used in ancient Greece [n -OI] SKYSAIL AIKLSSY type of sail [n -S] SKYSURF FKRSSUY to perform maneuvers during free fall while riding on skyboard [v -ED, -ING, -S] SKYWALK AKKLSWY elevated walkway between two buildings [n -S] SKYWARD ADKRSWY toward sky [adv] SKYWAYS AKSSWYY SKYWAY, elevated highway [n] SLABBED ABBDELS SLAB, to remove slabs (broad, flat pieces) from log [v] SLABBER ABBELRS to slobber (to drool (to drivel (to let saliva flow from mouth))) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SLACKED ACDEKLS SLACK, to slacken (to make less tight or taut) [v] SLACKEN ACEKLNS to make less tight or taut [v -ED, -ING, -S] SLACKER ACEKLRS shirker (one that shirks (to avoid work or duty)) [n -S] / SLACK, not tight or taut [adj] SLACKLY ACKLLSY in slack (not tight or taut) manner [adv] SLAGGED ADEGGLS SLAG, to convert into slag (fused residue of smelted ore) [v] SLAHALS AAHLLSS SLAHAL, lahal (team game played by indigenous peoples of Pacific Northwest) [n] SLAINTE AEILNST used to toast one's health [interj] SLAKERS AEKLRSS SLAKER, one that slakes (to quench (to put out or extinguish)) [n] SLAKING AGIKLNS SLAKE, to quench (to put out or extinguish) [v] SLALOMS ALLMOSS SLALOM, to ski in zigzag course [v] SLAMMED ADELMMS SLAM, to shut forcibly and noisily [v] SLAMMER AELMMRS jail [n -S] SLANDER ADELNRS to defame (to attack good name of) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SLANGED ADEGLNS SLANG, to use slang (extremely informal or vulgar language) [v] SLANTED ADELNST SLANT, to deviate from horizontal or vertical [v] SLANTLY ALLNSTY SLANTY, deviating from horizontal or vertical [adv] SLAPPED ADELPPS SLAP, to strike with open hand [v] SLAPPER AELPPRS one that slaps (to strike with open hand) [n -S] SLASHED ADEHLSS SLASH, to cut with violent sweeping strokes [v] SLASHER AEHLRSS one that slashes (to cut with violent sweeping strokes) [n -S] SLASHES AEHLSSS SLASH, to cut with violent sweeping strokes [v] SLATERS AELRSST SLATER, one that slates (to cover with slate (roofing material)) [n] SLATHER AEHLRST to spread thickly [v -ED, -ING, -S] SLATIER AEILRST SLATY, resembling slate [adj] / SLATEY [adj] SLATING AGILNST act of one that slates [n -S] / SLATE, to cover with slate (roofing material) [v] SLATTED ADELSTT SLAT, to provide with slats (narrow strips of wood or metal) [v] SLAVERS AELRSSV SLAVER, to drool (to drivel (to let saliva flow from mouth)) [v] SLAVERY AELRSVY ownership of one person by another [n -RIES] SLAVEYS AELSSVY SLAVEY, female servant [n] SLAVING AGILNSV SLAVE, to work like slave (one who is owned by another) [v] SLAVISH AHILSSV pertaining to or characteristic of slave [adj] SLAYERS AELRSSY SLAYER, one that slays (to kill violently) [n] SLAYING AGILNSY act or instance of killing [n -S] / SLAY, to kill violently [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

SLEAVED ADEELSV SLEAVE, to separate into filaments [v] SLEAVES AEELSSV SLEAVE, to separate into filaments [v] SLEAZED ADEELSZ SLEAZE, to behave in sleazy manner [v] SLEAZES AEELSSZ SLEAZE, to behave in sleazy manner [v] SLEAZOS AELOSSZ SLEAZO, sleazoid (person of low morals or character) [n] SLEDDED DDDEELS SLED, to convey on sled (vehicle for carrying people or loads over snow or ice) [v] SLEDDER DDEELRS one that sleds (to convey on sled (vehicle for carrying people or loads over snow or ice)) [n -S] SLEDGED DDEEGLS SLEDGE, to convey on type of sled [v] SLEDGES DEEGLSS SLEDGE, to convey on type of sled [v] SLEEKED DEEEKLS SLEEK, to make sleek [v] SLEEKEN EEEKLNS to sleek (to make sleek) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SLEEKER EEEKLRS one that sleeks (to make sleek) [n -S] / SLEEK, smooth and glossy [adj] / one that sleeks (to make sleek) [n -S] SLEEKIT EEIKLST sleek (smooth and glossy) [adj] SLEEKLY EEKLLSY in sleek (smooth and glossy) manner [adv] SLEEPER EEELPRS one that sleeps (to be in natural, periodic state of rest) [n -S] SLEETED DEEELST SLEET, to shower sleet (frozen rain) [v] SLEEVED DEEELSV , to furnish with sleeve (part of garment covering arm) [v] EEELSSV SLEEVE, to furnish with sleeve (part of garment covering arm) [v] SLEIGHS EGHILSS SLEIGH, to ride in sled [v] SLEIGHT EGHILST deftness (quality of being deft (skillful (having skill))) [n -S] SLENDER DEELNRS thin (having relatively little density or thickness) [adj -DERER, -DEREST] SLEUTHS EHLSSTU SLEUTH, to act as detective [v] SLEWING EGILNSW SLEW, SLAY, to kill violently [v] SLICERS CEILRSS SLICER, one that slices (to cut into thin, flat pieces) [n] SLICING CGIILNS SLICE, to cut into thin, flat pieces [v] SLICKED CDEIKLS SLICK, to make slick [v] SLICKEN CEIKLNS to make slick [v -ED, -ING, -S] SLICKER CEIKLRS raincoat [n -S] / SLICK, smooth and slippery [adj] SLICKLY CIKLLSY in slick (smooth and slippery) manner [adv] SLIDDEN DDEILNS SLIDE, to move smoothly along surface [v] SLIDERS DEILRSS SLIDER, one that slides (to move smoothly along surface) [n] SLIDING DGIILNS SLIDE, to move smoothly along surface [v] SLIEVES EEILSSV SLIEVE, mountain (large, natural elevation of earth's surface) [n] SLIGHTS GHILSST SLIGHT, to treat with disregard [v] SLIMIER EIILMRS SLIMY, resembling slime [adj] SLIMILY IILLMSY in slimy (resembling slime) manner [adv] SLIMING GIILMNS SLIME, to cover with slime (viscous mud) [v] SLIMMED DEILMMS SLIM, to make slim [v]

SLIMMER EILMMRS dieter (one that diets (to regulate one's daily sustenance)) [n -S] / SLIM, slender (thin (having relatively little density or thickness)) [adj] SLIMPSY ILMPSSY slimsy (flimsy (lacking solidity or strength)) [adj -SIER, -SIEST] SLINGER EGILNRS one that slings (to throw with sudden motion) [n -S] SLINKED DEIKLNS SLINK, to move stealthily [v] SLIPING GIILNPS SLIPE, to peel (to strip off outer covering of) [v] SLIPOUT ILOPSTU insert in newspaper [n -S] SLIPPED DEILPPS SLIP, to slide suddenly and accidentally [v] SLIPPER EILPPRS light, low shoe [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

SLIPUPS ILPPSSU SLIPUP, mistake [n] SLIPWAY AILPSWY area sloping toward water in shipyard [n -S] SLITHER EHILRST to slide from side to side [v -ED, -ING, -S] SLITTED DEILSTT SLIT, to make slit (long, narrow cut) in [v] SLITTER EILRSTT one that slits (to make slit (long, narrow cut) in) [n -S] SLIVERS EILRSSV SLIVER, to cut into long, thin pieces [v] SLOBBER BBELORS to drool (to drivel (to let saliva flow from mouth)) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SLOGANS AGLNOSS SLOGAN, motto adopted by group [n] SLOGGED DEGGLOS SLOG, to plod (to walk heavily) [v] SLOGGER EGGLORS one that slogs (to plod (to walk heavily)) [n -S] SLOPERS ELOPRSS SLOPER, one that slopes (to slant (to deviate from horizontal or vertical)) [n] SLOPING GILNOPS SLOPE, to slant (to deviate from horizontal or vertical) [v] SLOPPED DELOPPS SLOP, to spill or splash [v] SLOSHED DEHLOSS SLOSH, to move with splashing motion [v] SLOSHES EHLOSSS SLOSH, to move with splashing motion [v] SLOTTED DELOSTT SLOT, to cut long, narrow opening in [v] SLOTTER ELORSTT machine for slotting [n -S] SLOUCHY CHLOSUY slouching [adj -HIER, -HIEST] SLOUGHS GHLOSSU SLOUGH, to cast off [v] SLOUGHY GHLOSUY miry (swampy (marshy (resembling a marsh))) [adj -HIER, -HIEST] SLOVENS ELNOSSV SLOVEN, slovenly person [n] SLOWEST ELOSSTW SLOW, moving with little speed [adj] SLOWING GILNOSW SLOW, to lessen speed of [v] SLOWISH HILOSSW somewhat slow [adj] SLUBBED BBDELSU SLUB, to draw out and twist slightly [v] SLUBBER BBELRSU SLUB [adj] / to stain or dirty [v -ED, -ING, -S] SLUDGED DDEGLSU SLUDGE, to form sludge (muddy mass or sediment) [v] SLUDGES DEGLSSU SLUDGE, to form sludge (muddy mass or sediment) [v] SLUFFED DEFFLSU SLUFF, to discard card or cards [v] SLUGGED DEGGLSU SLUG, to strike heavily [v] SLUGGER EGGLRSU one that slugs (to strike heavily) [n -S] SLUICED CDEILSU SLUICE, to wash with sudden flow of water [v] SLUICES CEILSSU SLUICE, to wash with sudden flow of water [v] SLUMBER BELMRSU to sleep (to be in natural, periodic state of rest) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SLUMGUM GLMMSUU residue remaining after honey is extracted from honeycomb [n -S] SLUMISM ILMMSSU prevalence of slums [n -S] SLUMMED DELMMSU SLUM, to visit slums (squalid urban areas) [v] SLUMMER ELMMRSU one that slums (to visit slums (squalid urban areas)) [n -S] SLUMPED DELMPSU SLUMP, to fall or sink suddenly [v] SLURBAN ABLNRSU SLURB, poorly planned suburban area [adj] SLURPED DELPRSU SLURP, to eat or drink noisily [v] SLURRED DELRRSU SLUR, to pass over lightly or carelessly [v] SLURVES ELRSSUV SLURVE, type of pitch in baseball [n] SLUSHED DEHLSSU SLUSH, to splash with slush (partly melted snow) [v] SLUSHES EHLSSSU SLUSH, to splash with slush (partly melted snow) [v] SLYNESS ELNSSSY quality or state of being sly [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

SMACKED ACDEKMS SMACK, to strike sharply [v] SMACKER ACEKMRS one that smacks (to strike sharply) [n -S] SMALLER AELLMRS SMALL, of limited size or quantity [adj] SMALTOS ALMOSST SMALTO, colored glass used in mosaics [n] SMARAGD AADGMRS emerald (green gem) [n -S] SMARMED ADEMMRS SMARM, to use excessive flattery to obtain favors [v] SMARTED ADEMRST SMART, to cause sharp, stinging pain [v] SMARTEN AEMNRST to improve in appearance [v -ED, -ING, -S] SMARTER AEMRRST SMART, characterized by mental acuity [adj] SMARTIE AEIMRST smarty (obnoxiously conceited person) [n -S] SMARTLY ALMRSTY in smart (characterized by mental acuity) manner [adv] SMASHED ADEHMSS SMASH, to shatter violently [v] SMASHER AEHMRSS one that smashes (to shatter violently) [n -S] SMASHES AEHMSSS SMASH, to shatter violently [v] SMASHUP AHMPSSU collision of motor vehicles [n -S] SMATTER AEMRSTT to speak with little knowledge [v -ED, -ING, -S] SMEARED ADEEMRS SMEAR, to spread with sticky, greasy, or dirty substance [v] SMEARER AEEMRRS one that smears (to spread with sticky, greasy, or dirty substance) [n -S] SMECTIC CCEIMST pertaining to phase of liquid crystal [adj] SMEDDUM DDEMMSU ground malt powder [n -S] SMEEKED DEEEKMS SMEEK, to smoke (to emit smoke (gaseous product of burning materials)) [v] SMEGMAS AEGMMSS SMEGMA, sebum (fatty matter secreted by certain glands of skin) [n] SMELLED DEELLMS SMELL, to perceive by means of olfactory nerves [v] SMELLER EELLMRS one that smells (to perceive by means of olfactory nerves) [n -S] SMELTED DEELMST SMELT, SMELL, to perceive by means of olfactory nerves [v] SMELTER EELMRST one that smelts (to perceive by means of olfactory nerves) [n -S] SMERKED DEEKMRS SMERK, to smirk (to smile in affected or smug manner) [v] SMIDGEN DEGIMNS very small amount [n -S] SMIDGES DEGIMSS SMIDGE, smidgen (very small amount) [n] SMIDGIN DGIIMNS smidgen (very small amount) [n -S] SMILERS EILMRSS SMILER, one that smiles (to upturn corners of mouth in pleasure) [n] SMILEYS EILMSSY SMILEY, representation of smiling face [n] SMILIER EIILMRS SMILEY, displaying smile [adj] SMILIES EIILMSS SMILEY, representation of smiling face [n] SMILING GIILMNS SMILE, to upturn corners of mouth in pleasure [v] SMIRKED DEIKMRS SMIRK, to smile in affected or smug manner [v] SMIRKER EIKMRRS one that smirks (to smile in affected or smug manner) [n -S] SMITERS EIMRSST SMITER, one that smites (to strike heavily) [n] SMITING GIIMNST SMITE, to strike heavily [v] SMITTEN EIMNSTT SMITE, to strike heavily [v] SMOCKED CDEKMOS SMOCK, to furnish with smock (loose outer garment) [v] SMOKERS EKMORSS SMOKER, one that smokes (to emit smoke (gaseous product of burning materials)) [n] SMOKEYS EKMOSSY SMOKEY, police officer who patrols highways [n] SMOKIER EIKMORS SMOKEY, smoky (filled with smoke) [adj] / SMOKY [adj] SMOKIES EIKMOSS SMOKEY, police officer who patrols highways [n] / SMOKIE, sausage or hot dog [n] SMOKILY IKLMOSY SMOKY, filled with smoke [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

SMOKING GIKMNOS inhaling and exhaling of smoke of tobacco or drug [n -S] / SMOKE, to emit smoke (gaseous product of burning materials) [v] SMOLDER DELMORS to burn with no flame [v -ED, -ING, -S] SMOOCHY CHMOOSY suitable for smooching [adj -HIER, -HIEST] SMOOTHE EHMOOST to smooth (to make smooth) [v -D, -HING, -S] SMOOTHS HMOOSST SMOOTH, to make smooth [v] SMOOTHY HMOOSTY smoothie (person with polished manners) [n -HIES] SMOTHER EHMORST to prevent from breathing [v -ED, -ING, -S] SMRITIS IIMRSST SMRITI, text of Hindu religious teachings [n] SMUDGED DDEGMSU , to smear or dirty [v] SMUDGES DEGMSSU SMUDGE, to smear or dirty [v] SMUGGER EGGMRSU SMUG, highly self-satisfied [adj] SMUGGLE EGGLMSU to import or export illicitly [v -D, -LING, -S] SMUSHED DEHMSSU SMUSH, to smoosh (to squash (to press into pulp or flat mass)) [v] SMUSHES EHMSSSU SMUSH, to smoosh (to squash (to press into pulp or flat mass)) [v] SMUTCHY CHMSTUY smudgy (smudged) [adj -HIER, -HIEST] SMUTTED DEMSTTU SMUT, to soil (to make dirty) [v] SNACKED ACDEKNS SNACK, to eat light meal [v] SNACKER ACEKNRS one that snacks (to eat light meal) [n -S] SNAFFLE AEFFLNS to obtain by devious means [v -D, -LING, -S] SNAFUED ADEFNSU SNAFU, to bring into state of confusion [v] SNAGGED ADEGGNS SNAG, to catch on snag (jagged protuberance) [v] SNAGGER AEGGNRS person who uses illegal fishing methods [n -S] SNAGGLE AEGGLNS tangled or knotted mass [n -S] SNAILED ADEILNS SNAIL, to move slowly [v] SNAKIER AEIKNRS SNAKEY, snaky (resembling snake) [adj] / SNAKY [adj] SNAKILY AIKLNSY SNAKY, resembling snake [adv] SNAKING AGIKNNS SNAKE, to move like snake (limbless reptile) [v] SNAKISH AHIKNSS resembling snake [adj] SNAPPED ADENPPS SNAP, to make sharp cracking sound [v] SNAPPER AENPPRS one that snaps (to make sharp cracking sound) [n -S] SNARERS AENRRSS SNARER, one that snares (to trap (to catch in trap (device for capturing and holding animals))) [n] SNARFED ADEFNRS SNARF, to eat or drink greedily [v] SNARFLE AEFLNRS to snarf (to eat or drink greedily) [v -D, -LING, -S] SNARING AGINNRS SNARE, to trap (to catch in trap (device for capturing and holding animals)) [v] SNARLED ADELNRS SNARL, to growl viciously [v] SNARLER AELNRRS one that snarls (to growl viciously) [n -S] SNASHES AEHNSSS SNASH, abusive language [n] SNATCHY ACHNSTY occurring irregularly [adj -HIER, -HIEST] SNATHES AEHNSST SNATHE, snath (handle of scythe) [n] SNAWING AGINNSW SNAW, to snow (to fall as snow (precipitation in form of ice crystals)) [v] SNEAKED ADEEKNS SNEAK, to move stealthily [v] SNEAKER AEEKNRS one that sneaks (to move stealthily) [n -S] SNEAPED ADEENPS SNEAP, to chide (to scold (to rebuke harshly)) [v] SNEDDED DDDEENS SNED, to prune (to cut off branches or parts from) [v] SNEERED DEEENRS SNEER, to curl lip in contempt [v] SNEERER EEENRRS one that sneers (to curl lip in contempt) [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

SNEEZED DEEENSZ SNEEZE, to make sudden, involuntary expiration of breath [v] SNEEZER EEENRSZ one that sneezes (to make sudden, involuntary expiration of breath) [n -S] SNEEZES EEENSSZ SNEEZE, to make sudden, involuntary expiration of breath [v] SNELLED DEELLNS SNELL, to attach short line to fishhook [v] SNELLER EEKKNRS SNELL, keen (enthusiastic) [adj] SNIBBED BBDEINS SNIB, to latch (to close with type of fastening device) [v] SNICKED CDEIKNS SNICK, to nick (to make shallow cut in) [v] SNICKER CEIKNRS to utter partly stifled laugh [v -ED, -ING, -S] SNIDELY DEILNSY SNIDE, maliciously derogatory [adv] SNIDEST DEINSST SNIDE, maliciously derogatory [adj] SNIFFED DEFFINS SNIFF, to inhale audibly through nose [v] SNIFFER EFFINRS one that sniffs (to inhale audibly through nose) [n -S] SNIFFLE EFFILNS to sniff repeatedly [v -D, -LING, -S] SNIFFLY FFILNSY that sniffles [adj -LIER, -LIEST] SNIFTER EFINRST pear-shaped liquor glass [n -S] SNIGGER EGGINRS to snicker (to utter partly stifled laugh) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SNIGGLE EGGILNS to fish for eels [v -D, -LING, -S] SNIGLET EGILNST word coined for something not having name [n -S] SNIPERS EINPRSS SNIPER, one that snipes (to shoot at individuals from concealed place) [n] SNIPING GIINNPS act of one that snipes [n -S] / SNIPE, to shoot at individuals from concealed place [v] SNIPPED DEINPPS SNIP, to cut with short, quick stroke [v] SNIPPER EINPPRS one that snips (to cut with short, quick stroke) [n -S] SNIPPET EINPPST small piece snipped off [n -S] SNIVELS EILNSSV SNIVEL, to cry or whine with sniffling [v] SNOGGED DEGGNOS SNOG, to kiss (to touch with lips as sign of affection) [v] SNOGGER EGGNORS one that snogs (to kiss (to touch with lips as sign of affection)) [n -S] SNOODED DDENOOS SNOOD, to secure with snood (net or fabric cap for hair) [v] SNOOKED DEKNOOS SNOOK, to sniff (to inhale audibly through nose) [v] SNOOKER EKNOORS to trick (to deceive (to mislead by falsehood)) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SNOOLED DELNOOS SNOOL, to yield meekly [v] SNOOPED DENOOPS SNOOP, to pry about [v] SNOOPER ENOOPRS one that snoops (to pry about) [n -S] SNOOSES ENOOSSS SNOOSE, chewing tobacco [n] SNOOTED DENOOST SNOOT, to treat with disdain [v] SNOOZED DENOOSZ SNOOZE, to sleep lightly [v] SNOOZER ENOORSZ one that snoozes (to sleep lightly) [n -S] SNOOZES ENOOSSZ SNOOZE, to sleep lightly [v] SNOOZLE ELNOOSZ to nuzzle (to push with nose) [v -D, -LING, -S] SNORERS ENORRSS SNORER, one that snores (to breathe loudly while sleeping) [n] SNORING GINNORS act of breathing loudly while sleeping [n -S] / SNORE, to breathe loudly while sleeping [v] SNORKEL EKLNORS to swim underwater with type of breathing device [v -ED, -LLED, -ING, -LLING, -S] SNORTED DENORST SNORT, to exhale noisily through nostrils [v] SNORTER ENORRST one that snorts (to exhale noisily through nostrils) [n -S] SNOUTED DENOSTU SNOUT, to provide with nozzle [v] SNOWCAP ACNOPSW covering of snow [n -S] SNOWCAT ACNOSTW tracklaying vehicle for travel on snow [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

SNOWIER EINORSW SNOWY, abounding in snow [adj] SNOWILY ILNOSWY in snowy (abounding in snow) manner [adv] SNOWING GINNOSW SNOW, to fall as snow (precipitation in form of ice crystals) [v] SNOWMAN AMNNOSW figure of person that is made of snow [n -MEN] SNOWMEN EMNNOSW SNOWMAN, figure of person that is made of snow [n] SNUBBED BBDENSU SNUB, to treat with contempt or neglect [v] SNUBBER BBENRSU one that snubs (to treat with contempt or neglect) [n -S] SNUBBER BBENRSU SNUB [adj] / one that snubs (to treat with contempt or neglect) [n -S] SNUFFED DEFFNSU SNUFF, to use or inhale snuff (powdered tobacco) [v] SNUFFER EFFNRSU one that snuffs (to use or inhale snuff (powdered tobacco)) [n -S] SNUFFLE EFFLNSU to sniffle (to sniff repeatedly) [v -D, -LING, -S] SNUFFLY FFLNSUY tending to snuffle [adj -LIER, -LIEST] SNUGGED DEGGNSU SNUG, to make snug [v] SNUGGER EGGNRSU SNUG, warmly comfortable [adj] SNUGGLE EGGLNSU to lie or press closely [v -D, -LING, -S] SNUGGLY GGLNSUY warm and cozy [adj -LIER, -LIEST] SOAKAGE AAEGKOS act of soaking (to wet something thoroughly) [n -S] SOAKERS AEKORSS SOAKER, one that soaks (to wet something thoroughly) [n] SOAKING AGIKNOS act of wetting something thoroughly [n -S] / SOAK, to wet something thoroughly [v] SOAPBOX ABOOPSX to deliver informal impassioned speech on street [v -ED, -ING, -ES] SOAPERS AEOPRSS SOAPER, serial melodrama on radio or television [n] SOAPIER AEIOPRS SOAPY, containing or resembling soap [adj] SOAPILY AILOPSY in soapy (containing or resembling soap) manner [adv] SOAPING AGINOPS SOAP, to treat with soap (cleansing agent) [v] SOARERS AEORRSS SOARER, one that soars (to fly at great height) [n] SOARING AGINORS SOAR, to fly at great height [v] / sport of flying in heavier-than-air craft without power [n -S] SOBBERS BBEORSS SOBBER, one that sobs (to cry with convulsive catching of breath) [n] SOBBING BBGINOS SOB, to cry with convulsive catching of breath [v] SOBERED BDEEORS SOBER, to make sober [v] SOBERER BEEORRS SOBER, having control of one's faculties [adj] SOBERLY BELORSY in sober (having control of one's faculties) manner [adv] SOCAGER ACEGORS tenant by socage [n -S] SOCAGES ACEGOSS SOCAGE, form of feudal land tenure [n] SOCCAGE ACCEGOS socage (form of feudal land tenure) [n -S] SOCCERS CCEORSS SOCCER, type of ball game [n] SOCIALS ACILOSS SOCIAL, friendly gathering [n] SOCIETY CEIOSTY organized group of persons [n -TIES] SOCKETS CEKOSST SOCKET, to furnish with socket (opening for receiving something) [v] SOCKEYE CEEKOSY food fish [n -S] SOCKING CGIKNOS SOCK, to strike forcefully [v] SOCKMAN ACKMNOS socman (socager (tenant by socage)) [n -MEN] SOCKMEN CEKMNOS SOCKMAN, socman (socager (tenant by socage)) [n] SODDENS DDENOSS SODDEN, to make soggy [v] SODDIES DDEIOSS SODDIE, soddy (house built of sod) [n] / SODDY, house built of sod [n] SODDING DDGINOS SOD, to cover with sod (turf) [v] SODIUMS DIMOSSU SODIUM, metallic element [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

SOFABED ABDEFOS sofa that can be made into bed [n -S] SOFFITS FFIOSST SOFFIT, underside of architectural structure [n] SOFTENS EFNOSST SOFTEN, to make soft [v] SOFTEST EFOSSTT SOFT, yielding readily to pressure [adj] SOFTIES EFIOSST SOFTIE, softy (sentimental person) [n] / SOFTY, sentimental person [n] SOFTISH FHIOSST somewhat soft [adj] SOGGIER EGGIORS SOGGY, heavy with moisture [adj] SOGGILY GGILOSY SOGGY, heavy with moisture [adv] SOIGNEE EEGINOS soigne (carefully done) [adj] SOILAGE AEGILOS green crops for feeding animals [n -S] SOILING GIILNOS SOIL, to make dirty [v] SOILURE EILORSU stain or smudge [n -S] SOIREES EEIORSS SOIREE, evening party [n] SOJOURN JNOORSU to stay temporarily [v -ED, -ING, -S] SOKEMAN AEKMNOS socman (socager (tenant by socage)) [n -MEN] SOKEMEN EEKMNOS SOKEMAN, socman (socager (tenant by socage)) [n] SOLACED ACDELOS SOLACE, to console (to comfort (to soothe in time of grief)) [v] SOLACER ACELORS one that solaces (to console (to comfort)) [n -S] SOLACES ACELOSS SOLACE, to console (to comfort (to soothe in time of grief)) [v] SOLANDS ADLNOSS SOLAND, solan (gannet (large seabird)) [n] SOLANIN AILNNOS solanine (poisonous alkaloid) [n -S] SOLANOS ALNOOSS SOLANO, strong, hot wind [n] SOLANUM ALMNOSU any of genus of herbs and shrubs [n -S] SOLARIA AAILORS SOLARIUM, room exposed to sun [n] SOLATED ADELOST SOLATE, to change to fluid colloidal system [v] SOLATES AELOSST SOLATE, to change to fluid colloidal system [v] SOLATIA AAILOST SOLATIUM, compensation given for damage to feelings [n] SOLDANS ADLNOSS SOLDAN, Muslim ruler [n] SOLDERS DELORSS SOLDER, to join closely together [v] SOLDIER DEILORS to perform military service [v -ED, -ING, -S] SOLERAS AELORSS SOLERA, Spanish method of producing wine [n] SOLERET EELORST solleret (sabaton (piece of armor for foot)) [n -S] SOLFEGE EEFGLOS type of singing exercise [n -S] SOLICIT CIILOST to ask for earnestly [v -ED, -ING, -S] SOLIDER DEILORS SOLID, having definite shape and volume [adj] SOLIDLY DILLOSY in solid (having definite shape and volume) manner [adv] SOLIDUS DILOSSU coin of ancient Rome [n -DI] SOLIONS ILNOOSS SOLION, electronic detecting and amplifying device [n] SOLITON ILNOOST solitary wave in physics [n -S] SOLOING GILNOOS SOLO, to perform alone [v] SOLOIST ILOOSST one that performs solo [n -S] SOLUBLE BELLOSU something that is soluble (capable of being dissolved) [n -S] SOLUBLY BLLOSUY in soluble manner [adv] SOLUNAR ALNORSU listing rising and setting times of sun and moon [adj] SOLUTES ELOSSTU SOLUTE, dissolved substance [n] SOLVATE AELOSTV to convert into type of ion [v -D, -TING, -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

SOLVENT ELNOSTV substance capable of dissolving others [n -S] SOLVERS ELORSSV SOLVER, one that solves (to find answer or explanation for) [n] SOLVING GILNOSV SOLVE, to find answer or explanation for [v] SOMATIC ACIMOST SOMA, body of organism [adj] SOMBRER BEMORRS SOMBRE, somber (gloomy (dismally dark)) [adj] SOMEDAY ADEMOSY at some future time [adv] SOMEHOW EHMOOSW by some means [adv] SOMEONE EEMNOOS somebody (important person) [n -S] SOMEWAY AEMOSWY somehow (by some means) [adv] SOMITAL AILMOST SOMITE, longitudinal segment of body of some animals [adj] SOMITES EIMOSST SOMITE, longitudinal segment of body of some animals [n] SOMITIC CIIMOST SOMITE, longitudinal segment of body of some animals [adj] SOMONIS IMNOOSS SOMONI, monetary unit of Tajikistan [n] SONANCE ACENNOS sound [n -S] SONANTS ANNOSST SONANT, sound uttered with vibration of vocal cords [n] SONATAS AANOSST SONATA, type of musical composition [n] SONDERS DENORSS SONDER, class of small yachts [n] SONGFUL FGLNOSU melodious [adj] SONHOOD DHNOOOS state of being son (male child) [n -S] SONLESS ELNOSSS having no son [adj] SONLIKE EIKLNOS resembling son (male child) [adj] SONNETS ENNOSST SONNET, to compose sonnet (type of poem) [v] SONNIES EINNOSS SONNY, small boy [n] SONOVOX NOOOSVX sound effects device [n -ES] SONSHIP HINOPSS state of being son (male child) [n -S] SONSIER EINORSS SONSIE, sonsy (comely (pleasing to look at)) [adj] / SONSY [adj] SOONERS ENOORSS SOONER, one who settles on government land before it is officially opened for settlement [n] SOONEST ENOOSST SOON, in near future [adv] SOONISH HINOOSS SOON, in near future [adj] SOOTHED DEHOOST SOOTHE, to restore to quiet or normal state [v] SOOTHER EHOORST one that soothes (to restore to quiet or normal state) [n -S] / SOOTH, true (consistent with fact or reality) [adj] SOOTHES EHOOSST SOOTHE, to restore to quiet or normal state [v] SOOTHLY HLOOSTY in truth [adv] SOOTIER EIOORST SOOTY, covered with soot [adj] SOOTILY ILOOSTY SOOTY, covered with soot [adv] SOOTING GINOOST SOOT, to cover with soot (black substance produced by combustion) [v] SOPHIES EHIOPSS SOPHY, ruler of Persia [n] SOPHISM HIMOPSS plausible but fallacious argument [n -S] SOPHIST HIOPSST one that uses sophisms [n -S] SOPITED DEIOPST SOPITE, to put to sleep [v] SOPITES EIOPSST SOPITE, to put to sleep [v] SOPPIER EIOPPRS SOPPY, very wet [adj] SOPPILY ILOPPSY SOPPY, very wet [adv] SOPPING GINOPPS SOP, to dip or soak in liquid [v] / very wet [adj] SOPRANI AINOPRS SOPRANO, highest singing voice [n] SOPRANO ANOOPRS highest singing voice [n -NI, -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

SORBATE ABEORST sorbed substance [n -S] SORBENT BENORST substance that sorbs [n -S] SORBETS BEORSST SORBET, sherbet (frozen fruit-flavored mixture) [n] SORBING BGINORS SORB, to take up and hold by absorption or adsorption [v] SORBOSE BEOORSS type of sugar [n -S] SORCERY CEORRSY alleged use of supernatural powers [n -RIES] SORDINE DEINORS device used to muffle tone of musical instrument [n -S] SORDINI DIINORS SORDINO, sordine (device used to muffle tone of musical instrument) [n] SORDINO DINOORS sordine (device used to muffle tone of musical instrument) [n SORDINI] SORDORS DOORRSS SORDOR, sordid state [n] SORGHOS GHOORSS SORGHO, sorgo (variety of sorghum) [n] SORGHUM GHMORSU cereal grass [n -S] SORINGS GINORSS SORING, practice of making horse's front feet sore to force high stepping [n] SORITES EIORSST type of argument used in logic [n SORITES] SORITIC CIIORST SORITES, type of argument used in logic [adj] SORNERS ENORRSS SORNER, one that sorns (to force oneself on others for food and lodging) [n] SORNING GINNORS SORN, to force oneself on others for food and lodging [v] SOROCHE CEHOORS mountain sickness [n -S] SORORAL ALOORRS sisterly (of or resembling sister) [adj] SOROSES EOORSSS SOROSIS, women's club or society [n] SOROSIS IOORSSS women's club or society [n -SES, -ES] SORRELS ELORRSS SORREL, reddish brown color [n] SORRIER EIORRRS SORRY, feeling grief or penitence [adj] SORRILY ILORRSY in sorry (feeling grief or penitence) manner [adv] SORROWS OORRSSW SORROW, to grieve (to feel grief) [v] SORTALS ALORSST SORTAL, term that classifies entity as being of particular kind [n] SORTERS EORRSST SORTER, one that sorts (to arrange according to kind, class, or size) [n] SORTIED DEIORST SORTIE, to attack suddenly from defensive position [v] SORTIES EIORSST SORTIE, to attack suddenly from defensive position [v] SORTING GINORST separating of items into groups [n -S] / SORT, to arrange according to kind, class, or size [v] SOTTISH HIOSSTT resembling sot (habitual drunkard) [adj] SOUARIS AIORSSU SOUARI, tropical tree [n] SOUBISE BEIOSSU sauce of onions and butter [n -S] SOUCARS ACORSSU SOUCAR, Hindu banker [n] SOUDANS ADNOSSU SOUDAN, soldan (Muslim ruler) [n] SOUFFLE EFFLOSU light, baked dish [n -S] SOUGHED DEGHOSU SOUGH, to make moaning or sighing sound [v] SOUKOUS KOOSSUU dance music in Democratic Republic of Congo [n -ES] SOULFUL FLLOSUU full of emotion [adj] SOUNDED DDENOSU SOUND, to make sound (something that stimulates auditory receptors) [v]

SOUNDER DENORSU one that sounds (to make sound (something that stimulates auditory receptors)) [n -S] / SOUND, being in good health or condition [adj] SOUNDLY DLNOSUY in sound (being in good health or condition) manner [adv] SOUPCON CNOOPSU minute amount [n -S] SOUPIER EIOPRSU SOUPY, foggy (filled with fog) [adj] SOUPILY ILOPSUY SOUPY, foggy (filled with fog) [adv] SOUPING GINOPSU SOUP, to increase power or efficiency of [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

SOURCED CDEORSU SOURCE, to obtain from point of origin [v] SOURCES CEORSSU SOURCE, to obtain from point of origin [v] SOUREST EORSSTU SOUR, sharp or biting to taste [adj] SOURGUM GMORSUU softwood tree of eastern North America [n -S] SOURING GINORSU SOUR, to make or become sour [v] SOURISH HIORSSU somewhat sour [adj] SOURSOP OOPRSSU tropical tree [n -S] SOUSERS EORSSSU SOUSER, drunkard (one who is habitually drunk) [n] SOUSING GINOSSU SOUSE, to immerse something in liquid [v] SOUSLIK IKLOSSU suslik (Eurasian rodent) [n -S] SOUTANE AENOSTU cassock (long garment worn by clergymen) [n -S] SOUTERS EORSSTU SOUTER, shoemaker [n] SOUTHED DEHOSTU SOUTH, to move toward south (cardinal point of compass) [v] SOUTHER EHORSTU wind or storm from south [n -S] SOVIETS EIOSSTV SOVIET, legislative body in Communist country [n] SOVKHOZ HKOOSVZ state-owned farm in former Soviet Union [n -ES, -Y] SOVRANS ANORSSV SOVRAN, monarch (absolute ruler) [n] SOWABLE ABELOSW SOW, to scatter over land for growth, as seed [adj] SOWBACK ABCKOSW low ridge of sand [n -S] SOWBUGS BGOSSUW SOWBUG, wood louse [n] SOWCARS ACORSSW SOWCAR, soucar (Hindu banker) [n] SOWINGS GINOSSW SOWING, act of scattering seeds [n] SOYBEAN ABENOSY seed of cultivated Asian herb [n -S] SOYMEAL AELMOSY residue from extraction of oil from soybean seeds [n -S] SOYMILK IKLMOSY milk substitute made from soybeans [n -S] SOYUZES EOSSUYZ SOYUZ, manned spacecraft of former Soviet Union [n] SOZINES EINOSSZ SOZINE, sozin (type of protein (nitrogenous organic compound)) [n] SOZZLED DELOSZZ drunk (intoxicated) [adj] SPACERS ACEPRSS SPACER, one that spaces (to set some distance apart) [n] SPACIAL AACILPS spatial (of or pertaining to space) [adj] SPACIER ACEIPRS SPACEY, weird in behavior [adj] / SPACY [adj] SPACING ACGINPS distance between any two objects [n -S] / SPACE, to set some distance apart [v] SPACKLE ACEKLPS to fill cracks or holes in surface with paste [v -D, -LING, -S] SPADERS ADEPRSS SPADER, one that spades (to take up with spade (digging implement)) [n] SPADING ADGINPS SPADE, to take up with spade (digging implement) [v] SPAEING AEGINPS act of foretelling (to tell of or about in advance) [n -S] / SPAE, to foretell (to tell of or about in advance) [v] SPAHEES AEEHPSS SPAHEE, spahi (Turkish cavalryman) [n] SPALLED ADELLPS SPALL, to break up into fragments [v] SPALLER AELLPRS one that spalls (to break up into fragments) [n -S] SPALTED ADELPST denoting wood having irregular lines resulting from fungal decay [adj] SPAMBOT ABMOPST computer program that sends out unsolicited e-mail [n -S] SPAMMED ADEMMPS SPAM, to send unsolicited e-mail to large number of addresses [v] SPAMMER AEMMPRS one that spams (to send unsolicited e-mail to large number of addresses) [n -S] SPANCEL ACELNPS to bind or fetter with rope [v -ED, -LLED, -ING, -LLING, -S] ADENPSX synthetic elastic [n -ES] SPANGLE AEGLNPS to adorn with spangles (bits of sparkling metal) [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

SPANGLY AGLNPSY covered with spangles [adj -LIER, -LIEST] SPANIEL AEILNPS dog with silky hair [n -S] SPANKED ADEKNPS SPANK, to slap on buttocks [v] SPANKER AEKNPRS one that spanks (to slap on buttocks) [n -S] SPANNED ADENNPS SPAN, to extend over or across [v] SPANNER AENNPRS one that spans (to extend over or across) [n -S] SPARELY AELPRSY SPARE, meager (deficient in quantity or quality) [adv] SPARERS AEPRRSS SPARER, one that spares (to refrain from punishing, harming, or destroying) [n] SPAREST AEPRSST SPARE, meager (deficient in quantity or quality) [adj] SPARGED ADEGPRS SPARGE, to sprinkle (to scatter drops or particles on) [v] SPARGER AEGPRRS one that sparges (to sprinkle (to scatter drops or particles on)) [n -S] SPARGES AEGPRSS SPARGE, to sprinkle (to scatter drops or particles on) [v] SPARIDS ADIPRSS SPARID, any of family of marine fishes [n] SPARING AGINPRS SPARE, to refrain from punishing, harming, or destroying [v] SPARKED ADEKPRS SPARK, to give off sparks (small fiery particles) [v] SPARKER AEKPRRS something that sparks (to give off sparks (small fiery particles)) [n -S] SPARKLE AEKLPRS to give off or reflect flashes of light [v -D, -LING, -S] SPARKLY AKLPRSY tending to sparkle [adj -LIER, -LIEST] SPAROID ADIOPRS sparid (any of family of marine fishes) [n -S] SPARRED ADEPRRS SPAR, to provide with spars (stout poles used to support rigging) [v] SPARROW AOPRRSW small bird [n -S] SPARSER AEPRRSS SPARSE, thinly distributed [adj] SPARTAN AANPRST avoiding luxury and comfort [adj] SPASMED ADEMPSS SPASM, to undergo involuntary muscular contraction [v] SPASTIC ACIPSST one suffering from paralysis with muscle spasms [n -S] SPATHAL AAHLPST SPATHE, leaflike organ of certain plants [adj] SPATHED ADEHPST SPATHE, leaflike organ of certain plants [adj] SPATHES AEHPSST SPATHE, leaflike organ of certain plants [n] SPATHIC ACHIPST sparry (resembling spar (lustrous mineral)) [adj] SPATIAL AAILPST of or pertaining to space [adj] SPATTED ADEPSTT SPAT, to strike lightly [v] SPATTER AEPRSTT to scatter in drops [v -ED, -ING, -S] SPATULA AALPSTU mixing implement [n -S] SPATZLE AELPSTZ spaetzle (tiny dumpling) [n -S] SPAVIES AEIPSSV SPAVIE, spavin (disease of horses) [n] SPAVIET AEIPSTV SPAVIE, spavin (disease of horses) [adj] SPAVINS AINPSSV SPAVIN, disease of horses [n] SPAWNED ADENPSW SPAWN, to deposit eggs [v] SPAWNER AENPRSW one that spawns (to deposit eggs) [n -S] SPAYING AGINPSY SPAY, to remove ovaries of [v] SPEAKER AEEKPRS one that speaks (to utter words) [n -S] SPEANED ADEENPS SPEAN, to wean (to withhold mother's milk from and substitute other nourishment) [v] SPEARED ADEEPRS SPEAR, to pierce with spear (long, pointed weapon) [v] SPEARER AEEPRRS one that spears (to pierce with spear (long, pointed weapon)) [n -S] SPECCED CCDEEPS SPEC, to write specifications for [v] SPECIAL ACEILPS special person or thing [n -S] / of distinct kind or character [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

SPECIES CEEIPSS SPECIE, coined money [n] SPECIFY CEFIPSY to state in detail [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] SPECKED CDEEKPS SPECK, to mark with small spots [v] SPECKLE CEEKLPS to speck (to mark with small spots) [v -D, -LING, -S] SPECTED CDEEPST SPECT, to expect (to anticipate) [v] SPECTER CEEPRST visible disembodied spirit [n -S] SPECTRA ACEPRST SPECTRUM, array of components of light wave [n] SPECTRE CEEPRST specter (visible disembodied spirit) [n -S] SPECULA ACELPSU SPECULUM, medical instrument [n] SPEEDED DDEEEPS SPEED, to move swiftly [v] SPEEDER DEEEPRS one that speeds (to move swiftly) [n -S] SPEEDOS DEEOPSS SPEEDO, speedometer [n] SPEEDUP DEEPPSU acceleration of production without increase in pay [n -S] SPEELED DEEELPS SPEEL, to climb (to ascend (to go or move upward)) [v] SPEERED DEEEPRS SPEER, to inquire (to ask about) [v] SPEILED DEEILPS SPEIL, to speel (to climb (to ascend (to go or move upward))) [v] SPEIRED DEEIPRS SPEIR, to speer (to inquire (to ask about)) [v] SPEISES EEIPSSS SPEISE, speiss (metallic mixture obtained in smelting certain ores) [n] SPELEAN AEELNPS living in caves [adj] SPELLED DEELLPS SPELL, to name or write letters of in order [v] SPELLER EELLPRS one that spells words [n -S] SPELTER EELPRST zinc in form of ingots [n -S] SPELUNK EKLNPSU to explore caves [v -ED, -ING, -S] SPENCER CEENPRS trysail (type of sail) [n -S] SPENCES CEENPSS SPENCE, pantry (closet or room for storing kitchen utensils) [n] SPENDER DEENPRS one that spends (to pay out) [n -S] SPENSES EENPSSS SPENSE, spence (pantry (closet or room for storing kitchen utensils)) [n] SPERMIC CEIMPRS SPERM, male gamete [adj] SPEWERS EEPRSSW SPEWER, one that spews (to vomit (to eject contents of stomach through mouth)) [n] SPEWING EGINPSW SPEW, to vomit (to eject contents of stomach through mouth) [v] SPHENES EEHNPSS SPHENE, mineral (naturally occurring inorganic substance having characteristic set of physical properties) [n] SPHENIC CEHINPS shaped like wedge [adj] SPHERAL AEHLPRS of, pertaining to, or having form of sphere [adj] SPHERED DEEHPRS SPHERE, to form into sphere (type of geometric solid) [v] SPHERES EEHPRSS SPHERE, to form into sphere (type of geometric solid) [v] SPHERIC CEHIPRS spheral (of, pertaining to, or having form of sphere) [adj] SPICATE ACEIPST SPICA, ear of grain [adj] SPICERS CEIPRSS SPICER, one that spices (to season with spice (aromatic vegetable substance)) [n] SPICERY CEIPRSY spicy quality [n -RIES] SPICIER CEEIPRS SPICY, containing spices [adj] / SPICEY [adj] SPICILY CIILPSY in spicy (containing spices) manner [adv] SPICING CGIINPS SPICE, to season with spice (aromatic vegetable substance) [v] SPICULA ACILPSU SPICULUM, spicule (needlelike structure) [n] spicule (needlelike structure) [n -E] SPICULE CEILPSU needlelike structure [n -S] SPIDERS DEIPRSS SPIDER, to move in scuttling manner [v] SPIDERY DEIPRSY resembling spider (type of arachnid) [adj -RIER, -RIEST]

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

SPIEGEL EEGILPS type of cast iron [n -S] SPIELED DEEILPS SPIEL, to talk at length [v] SPIELER EEILPRS one that spiels (to talk at length) [n -S] SPIERED DEEIPRS SPIER, to speer (to inquire (to ask about)) [v] SPIFFED DEFFIPS SPIFF, to make spiffy [v] SPIGOTS GIOPSST SPIGOT, faucet (device for controlling flow of liquid from pipe) [n] SPIKERS EIKPRSS SPIKER, one that spikes (to fasten with (long, thick nail)) [n] SPIKIER EIIKPRS SPIKEY, spiky (resembling spike) [adj] / SPIKY [adj] SPIKILY IIKLPSY SPIKY, resembling spike [adv] SPIKING GIIKNPS SPIKE, to fasten with spike (long, thick nail) [v] SPILING GIILNPS piling (structure of building supports) [n -S] / SPILE, to stop up with wooden [v] SPILITE EIILPST form of basalt [n -S] SPILLED DEILLPS SPILL, to cause to run out of container [v] SPILLER EILLPRS one that spills (to cause to run out of container) [n -S] SPILTHS HILPSST SPILTH, spillage (something that is spilled) [n] SPINACH ACHINPS cultivated herb [n -ES] SPINAGE AEGINPS spinach (cultivated herb) [n -S] SPINALS AILNPSS SPINAL, injection of anesthetic into spinal cord [n] SPINATE AEINPST bearing thorns [adj] SPINDLE DEILNPS to impale on slender rod [v -D, -LING, -S] SPINDLY DILNPSY long and slender [adj -LIER, -LIEST] SPINELS EILNPSS SPINEL, mineral (naturally occurring inorganic substance having characteristic set of physical properties) [n] SPINETS EINPSST SPINET, small piano [n] SPINIER EIINPRS SPINY, bearing or covered with thorns [adj] SPINNER EINNPRS one that spins (to draw out and twist into threads) [n -S] SPINNEY EINNPSY thicket (dense growth of shrubs or small trees) [n -S] SPINOFF FFINOPS new application or incidental result [n -S] SPINORS INOPRSS SPINOR, type of mathematical vector [n] SPINOSE EINOPSS spiny (bearing or covered with thorns) [adj] SPINOUS INOPSSU spiny (bearing or covered with thorns) [adj] SPINOUT INOPSTU rotational skid by automobile [n -S] SPINTOS INOPSST SPINTO, singing voice that is lyric and dramatic [n] SPINULA AILNPSU spinule (small thorn) [n -E] SPINULE EILNPSU small thorn [n -S] SPIRAEA AAEIPRS spirea (flowering shrub) [n -S] SPIRALS AILPRSS SPIRAL, to move like spiral (type of plane curve) [v] SPIRANT AINPRST speech sound produced by forcing of breath through narrow passage [n -S] SPIREAS AEIPRSS SPIREA, flowering shrub [n] SPIREME EEIMPRS filament forming part of cell nucleus during mitosis [n -S] SPIREMS EIMPRSS SPIREM, spireme (filament forming part of cell nucleus during mitosis) [n] SPIRIER EIIPRRS SPIRY, tall, slender, and tapering [adj] SPIRING GIINPRS SPIRE, to rise in tapering manner [v] SPIRITS IIPRSST SPIRIT, to carry off secretly [v] SPIROID DIIOPRS resembling spiral [adj] SPIRTED DEIPRST SPIRT, to spurt (to gush forth) [v] SPIRULA AILPRSU spiral-shelled mollusk [n -E, -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

SPITALS AILPSST SPITAL, hospital (medical institution) [n] SPITING GIINPST SPITE, to treat with malice [v] SPITTED DEIPSTT SPIT, to impale on spit (pointed rod on which meat is turned) [v] SPITTER EIPRSTT spitball [n -S] SPITTLE EILPSTT saliva (fluid secreted by glands of mouth) [n -S] SPITTLY ILPSTTY SPITTLE, saliva (fluid secreted by glands of mouth) [adj] SPITZES EIPSSTZ SPITZ, dog having heavy coat [n] SPLAKES AEKLPSS SPLAKE, freshwater fish [n] SPLASHY AHLPSSY showy (making great or brilliant display) [adj -HIER, -HIEST] SPLAYED ADELPSY SPLAY, to spread out [v] SPLEENS EELNPSS SPLEEN, ductless organ of body [n] SPLEENY EELNPSY peevish (irritable) [adj -NIER, -NIEST] SPLENIA AEILNPS SPLENIUM, surgical bandage [n] SPLENIC CEILNPS pertaining to spleen (ductless organ of body) [adj] SPLENII EIILNPS SPLENIUS, muscle of neck [n] SPLENTS ELNPSST SPLENT, splint [n] SPLICED CDEILPS SPLICE, to join at ends [v] SPLICER CEILPRS one that splices (to join at ends) [n -S] SPLICES CEILPSS SPLICE, to join at ends [v] SPLIFFS FFILPSS SPLIFF, marijuana cigarette [n] SPLINED DEILNPS SPLINE, to provide with spline (key that connects two rotating mechanical parts) [v] SPLINES EILNPSS SPLINE, to provide with spline (key that connects two rotating mechanical parts) [v] SPLINTS ILNPSST SPLINT, to brace with splint (thin piece of wood) [v] SPLODGE DEGLOPS to splotch (to mark with large, irregular spots) [v -D, -GING, -S] SPLODGY DGLOPSY splotchy (splotched) [adj -GIER, -GIEST] SPLORES ELOPRSS SPLORE, carousal (boisterous drinking party) [n] SPLOTCH CHLOPST to mark with large, irregular spots [v -ED, -ING, -ES SPLURGE EGLPRSU to spend money lavishly [v -D, -GING, -S] SPLURGY GLPRSUY tending to splurge [adj -GIER, -GIEST] SPLURTS LPRSSTU SPLURT, to gush forth in stream or jet [v] SPOILED DEILOPS SPOIL, to impair value or quality of [v] SPOILER EILOPRS one that spoils (to impair value or quality of) [n -S] SPOKING GIKNOPS SPOKE, SPEAK, to utter words [v] SPONDEE DEENOPS type of metrical foot [n -S] SPONGED DEGNOPS SPONGE, to wipe with sponge (mass of absorbent material) [v] SPONGER EGNOPRS one that sponges (to wipe with sponge (mass of absorbent material)) [n -S] SPONGES EGNOPSS SPONGE, to wipe with sponge (mass of absorbent material) [v] SPONGIN GINNOPS fibrous material [n -S] SPONSAL ALNOPSS pertaining to marriage (legal union of two persons of opposite or same sex) [adj] SPONSON NNOOPSS projection from side of ship [n -S] SPONSOR NOOPRSS to make oneself responsible for [v -ED, -ING, -S] SPOOFED DEFOOPS SPOOF, to ridicule in fun [v] SPOOFER EFOOPRS one that spoofs (to ridicule in fun) [n -S] SPOOKED DEKOOPS SPOOK, to scare (to frighten (to make afraid)) [v] SPOOLED DELOOPS SPOOL, to wind on small cylinder [v] SPOOLER ELOOPRS one that spools (to wind on small cylinder) [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

SPOONED DENOOPS SPOON, to take up with spoon (type of eating utensil) [v] SPOONER ENOOPRS one that behaves in amorous way [n -S] SPOONEY ENOOPSY spoony (spoony person) [n -S] / spoony (overly sentimental) [adj -NIER, -NIEST] SPOORED DEOOPRS SPOOR, to track animal [v] SPOORER EOOPRRS one that spoors (to track animal) [n -S] SPORING GINOPRS SPORE, to produce spores (asexual, usually single-celled reproductive bodies) [v] SPOROID DIOOPRS resembling spore [adj] SPORRAN ANOPRRS large purse worn by Scottish Highlanders [n -S] SPORTED DEOPRST SPORT, to frolic (to play and run about merrily) [v] SPORTER EOPRRST one that sports (to frolic (to play and run about merrily)) [n -S] SPORTIF FIOPRST person who is active or interested in physical competitions [n -S] SPORULE ELOPRSU small spore [n -S]

SPOTLIT ILOPSTT SPOTLIGHT, to light with or as if with spotlight (projected spot of light used to illuminate brilliantly person, object, or group on stage) [v] SPOTTED DEOPSTT SPOT, to mark with spots (small, roundish discolorations) [v] SPOTTER EOPRSTT one that spots (to mark with spots (small, roundish discolorations)) [n -S] SPOUSAL ALOPSSU marriage (legal union of two persons of opposite or same sex) [n -S] SPOUSED DEOPSSU SPOUSE, to marry (to enter into marriage) [v] SPOUSES EOPSSSU SPOUSE, to marry (to enter into marriage) [v] SPOUTED DEOPSTU SPOUT, to eject in rapid stream [v] SPOUTER EOPRSTU one that spouts (to eject in rapid stream) [n -S] SPRAINS AINPRSS SPRAIN, to weaken by sudden and violent twisting or wrenching [v] SPRANGS AGNPRSS SPRANG, technique to form openwork [n] SPRAWLS ALPRSSW SPRAWL, to stretch out ungracefully [v] SPRAWLY ALPRSWY tending to sprawl [adj -LIER, -LIEST] SPRAYED ADEPRSY SPRAY, to disperse in fine particles [v] SPRAYER AEPRRSY one that sprays (to disperse in fine particles) [n -S] SPREADS ADEPRSS SPREAD, to open or expand over larger area [v] SPRIEST EIPRSST SPRY, nimble (agile (able to move quickly and easily)) [adj] SPRIGGY GGIPRSY having small branches [adj -GGIER, -GGIEST] SPRIGHT GHIPRST sprite (elf or fairy) [n -S] SPRINGE EGINPRS to catch with type of snare [v -D, -ING, -S] SPRINGS GINPRSS SPRING, to move upward suddenly and swiftly [v] SPRINGY GINPRSY resilient [adj -GIER, -GIEST] SPRINTS INPRSST SPRINT, to run at top speed [v] SPRITES EIPRSST SPRITE, elf or fairy [n] SPRITZY IPRSTYZ emitting spray [adj -ZIER, -ZIEST] SPROUTS OPRSSTU SPROUT, to begin to grow [v] SPRUCED CDEPRSU SPRUCE, to make spruce [v] SPRUCER CEPRRSU SPRUCE, neat and trim in appearance [adj] SPRUCES CEPRSSU SPRUCE, to make spruce [v] SPRYEST EPRSSTY SPRY, nimble (agile (able to move quickly and easily)) [adj] SPUDDED DDDEPSU SPUD, to remove with spade-like tool [v] SPUDDER DDEPRSU tool for removing bark from trees [n -S] SPUDGEL DEGLPSU bucket attached to long pole [n -S] SPUMIER EIMPRSU SPUMY, foamy (covered with foam) [adj] SPUMING GIMNPSU SPUME, to foam (to form foam (light, bubbly, gas and liquid mass)) [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

SPUMONE EMNOPSU Italian ice cream [n -S] SPUMONI IMNOPSU spumone (Italian ice cream) [n -S] SPUMOUS MOPSSUU spumy (foamy (covered with foam)) [adj] SPUNKED DEKNPSU SPUNK, to begin to burn [v] SPUNKIE EIKNPSU light caused by combustion of marsh gas [n -S] SPURGES EGPRSSU SPURGE, tropical plant [n] SPURNED DENPRSU SPURN, to reject with contempt [v] SPURNER ENPRRSU one that spurns (to reject with contempt) [n -S] SPURRED DEPRRSU SPUR, to urge on with spur (horseman's goad) [v] SPURRER EPRRRSU one that spurs (to urge on with spur (horseman's goad)) [n -S] SPURREY EPRRSUY spurry (European weed) [n -S] SPURTED DEPRSTU SPURT, to gush forth [v] SPURTER EPRRSTU one that spurts (to gush forth) [n -S] SPURTLE ELPRSTU stick for stirring porridge [n -S] SPUTNIK IKNPSTU Soviet artificial earth satellite [n -S] SPUTTER EPRSTTU to eject particles in short bursts [v -ED, -ING, -S] SPUTUMS MPSSTUU SPUTUM, saliva (fluid secreted by glands of mouth) [n] SPYWARE AEPRSWY computer software by which personal information is covertly sent to another computer [n -S] SQUABBY ABBQSUY short and fat [adj -BBIER, -BBIEST] SQUADDY ADDQSUY squaddie (military recruit) [n -DDIES] SQUALID ADILQSU marked by filthiness caused by neglect or poverty [adj -ER, -EST] SQUALLS ALLQSSU SQUALL, to cry or scream loudly [v] SQUALLY ALLQSUY gusty (blowing in gusts) [adj -LLIER, -LLIEST] SQUALOR ALOQRSU quality or state of being squalid [n -S] SQUAMAE AAEMQSU SQUAMA, scale [n] SQUARED ADEQRSU SQUARE, to make square [v]

SQUARER AEQRRSU one that squares (to make square) [n -S] / SQUARE, having four equal sides and four right angles; rigidly conventional [adj] SQUARES AEQRSSU SQUARE, to make square [v] SQUARKS AKQRSSU SQUARK, hypothetical boson analogue of quark [n] SQUASHY AHQSSUY soft and moist [adj -HIER, -HIEST] SQUATLY ALQSTUY SQUAT, short and thick [adv] SQUATTY AQSTTUY squat (short and thick) [adj -TTIER, -TTIEST] SQUAWKS AKQSSUW SQUAWK, to utter loud, harsh cry [v] SQUEAKS AEKQSSU SQUEAK, to make sharp, high-pitched sound [v] SQUEAKY AEKQSUY tending to squeak [adj -KIER, -KIEST] SQUEALS AELQSSU SQUEAL, to utter sharp, shrill cry [v] SQUEEZE EEEQSUZ to press hard upon [v -D, -ZING, -S] SQUELCH CEHLQSU to squash (to press into pulp or flat mass) [v -ED, -ING, -ES] SQUIDGY DGIQSUY squashy, soggy [adj -GIER, -GIEST] SQUIFFY FFIQSUY squiffed (drunk (intoxicated)) [adj -FFIER, -FFIEST] SQUILLA AILLQSU burrowing crustacean [n -E, -S] SQUILLS ILLQSSU SQUILL, Eurasian herb [n] SQUINCH CHINQSU to squint (to look with eyes partly closed) [v -ED, -ING, -ES]

SQUINNY INNQSUY to squint (to look with eyes partly closed) [v -NNIED, -ING, -NNIES] / squinty (marked by squinting) [adj -NNIER, -NNIEST] SQUINTS INQSSTU SQUINT, to look with eyes partly closed [v] SQUINTY INQSTUY marked by squinting [adj -TIER, -TIEST]

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

SQUIRED DEIQRSU SQUIRE, to serve as squire (escort) [v] SQUIRES EIQRSSU SQUIRE, to serve as squire (escort) [v] SQUIRLS ILQRSSU SQUIRL, ornamental curve in handwriting [n] SQUIRMS IMQRSSU SQUIRM, to wriggle (to turn or twist in sinuous manner) [v] SQUIRMY IMQRSUY wriggly (wriggling) [adj -MIER, -MIEST] SQUIRTS IQRSSTU SQUIRT, to eject in thin, swift stream [v] SQUISHY HIQSSUY squashy (soft and moist) [adj -HIER, -HIEST] SQUOOSH HOOQSSU to squash (to press into pulp or flat mass) [v -ED, -ING, -ES] SRADDHA AADDHRS sradha (Hindu ceremonial offering) [n -S] SRADHAS AADHRSS SRADHA, Hindu ceremonial offering [n] STABBED ABBDEST STAB, to pierce with pointed weapon [v] STABBER ABBERST one that stabs (to pierce with pointed weapon) [n -S] STABILE ABEILST stationary abstract sculpture [n -S] STABLED ABDELST STABLE, to put in stable (shelter for domestic animals) [v] STABLER ABELRST one that keeps stable [n -S] / STABLE, resistant to sudden change or position or condition [adj] STABLES ABELSST STABLE, to put in stable (shelter for domestic animals) [v] STACKED ACDEKST STACK, to (to lay one upon other) [v] STACKER ACEKRST one that stacks (to pile (to lay one upon other)) [n -S] STACKUP ACKPSTU arrangement of circling airplanes over airport waiting to land [n -S] STACTES ACESSTT STACTE, spice used by ancient Jews in making incense [n] STADDLE ADDELST platform on which hay is stacked [n -S] STADIAS AADISST STADIA, method of surveying distances [n] STADIUM ADIMSTU structure in which athletic events are held [n -S] STAFFED ADEFFST STAFF, to provide with staff (body of assistants) [v] STAFFER AEFFRST member of staff [n -S] STAGERS AEGRSST STAGER, experienced person [n] STAGGED ADEGGST STAG, to attend social function without female companion [v] STAGGER AEGGRST to walk or stand unsteadily [v -ED, -ING, -S] STAGGIE AEGGIST colt (young male horse) [n -S] STAGIER AEGIRST STAGEY, stagy (having theatrical quality) [adj] / STAGY [adj] STAGILY AGILSTY in stagy (having theatrical quality) manner [adv] STAGING AGGINST STAGE, to produce for public view [v] / temporary platform [n -S] STAIDER ADEIRST STAID, sober and sedate [adj] STAIDLY ADILSTY STAID, sober and sedate [adv] STAINED ADEINST STAIN, to discolor or dirty [v] STAINER AEINRST one that stains (to discolor or dirty) [n -S] STAITHE AEHISTT wharf equipped for transferring coal from railroad cars into ships [n -S] STAKERS AEKRSST STAKER, one that marks off area with stakes [n] STAKING AGIKNST STAKE, to fasten with stake (pointed piece of wood or metal) [v] STALAGS AAGLSST STALAG, German prisoner-of-war camp [n] STALELY AELLSTY STALE, not fresh (new (existing only short time)) [adv] STALEST AELSSTT STALE, not fresh [adj] STALING AGILNST STALE, to become stale [v] STALKED ADEKLST STALK, to pursue stealthily [v] STALKER AEKLRST one that stalks (to pursue stealthily) [n -S] STALLED ADELLST STALL, to stop progress of [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

STAMENS AEMNSST STAMEN, pollen-bearing organ of flowering plants [n] STAMINA AAIMNST endurance [n -S] STAMMEL AELMMST red color [n -S] STAMMER AEMMRST to speak with involuntary breaks and pauses [v -ED, -ING, -S] STAMPED ADEMPST STAMP, to bring foot down heavily [v] STAMPER AEMPRST one that stamps (to bring foot down heavily) [n -S] STANCES ACENSST STANCE, manner of standing [n] STANDBY ABDNSTY one that can be relied on [n -S] STANDEE ADEENST one who stands because of lack of seats [n -S] STANDER ADENRST one that stands (to assume or maintain upright position) [n -S] STANDUP ADNPSTU comic monologue by performer alone on stage [n -S] STANGED ADEGNST STANG, to sting (to prick painfully) [v] STANINE AEINNST one of nine classes into which set of scores are divided [n -S] STANING AGINNST STANE, to stone (to pelt with stones (pieces of concreted earthy or mineral matter)) [v] STANNIC ACINNST pertaining to tin [adj] STANNUM AMNNSTU tin [n -S] STANOLS ALNOSST STANOL, fully saturated phytosterol [n] STANZAS AANSSTZ STANZA, division of poem [n] STAPLED ADELPST STAPLE, to fasten by means of U-shaped metal loop [v] STAPLER AELPRST stapling device [n -S] STAPLES AELPSST STAPLE, to fasten by means of U-shaped metal loop [v] STARCHY ACHRSTY containing starch [adj -HIER, -HIEST] STARDOM ADMORST status of preeminent performer [n -S] STARERS AERRSST STARER, one that stares (to gaze fixedly) [n] STARETS AERSSTT spiritual adviser in Eastern Orthodox Church [n -RTSY] STARING AGINRST STARE, to gaze fixedly [v] STARKER AEKRRST STARK, harsh in appearance [adj] STARKLY AKLRSTY STARK, harsh in appearance [adv] STARLET AELRSTT small star [n -S] STARLIT AILRSTT lighted by stars [adj] STARRED ADERRST STAR, to shine as star (natural luminous body visible in sky) [v] STARTED ADERSTT START, to set out [v] STARTER AERRSTT one that starts (to set out) [n -S] STARTLE AELRSTT to frighten or surprise suddenly [v -D, -LING, -S] STARTSY ARSSTTY STARETS, spiritual adviser in Eastern Orthodox Church [n] STARTUP APRSTTU act of starting something [n -S] STARVED ADERSTV STARVE, to die from lack of food [v] STARVER AERRSTV one that starves (to die from lack of food) [n -S] STARVES AERSSTV STARVE, to die from lack of food [v] STASHED ADEHSST STASH, to store in secret place [v] STASHES AEHSSST STASH, to store in secret place [v] STASIMA AAIMSST STASIMON, choral ode in ancient Greek drama [n] STATANT AANSTTT standing with all feet on ground -- used of heraldic animal [adj] STATELY AELSTTY dignified [adj -LIER, -LIEST] STATERS AERSSTT STATER, one that states (to set forth in words) [n] STATICE ACEISTT flowering plant [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

STATICS ACISSTT STATIC, random noise produced in radio or television receiver [n] STATING AGINSTT STATE, to set forth in words [v] STATINS AINSSTT STATIN, any of class of drugs that reduce serum cholesterol levels [n] STATION AINOSTT to assign to position [v -ED, -ING, -S] STATISM AIMSSTT theory of government [n -S] STATIST AISSTTT adherent of statism (theory of government) [n -S] STATIVE AEISTTV verb that expresses condition [n -S] STATORS AORSSTT STATOR, part of machine about which rotor revolves [n] STATUED ADESTTU STATUE, three-dimensional work of art [adj] STATUES AESSTTU STATUE, three-dimensional work of art [n] STATURE AERSTTU natural height of human or animal body [n -S] STATUSY ASSTTUY conferring prestige (distinction or reputation in eyes of people) [adj] STATUTE AESTTTU law enacted by legislative branch of government [n -S] STAUNCH ACHNSTU to stanch (to stop flow of blood from) [v -ED, -ING, -ES] / firm and dependable [adj -ER, -EST] STAVING AGINSTV STAVE, to drive or thrust away [v] STAYERS AERSSTY STAYER, one that stays (to continue in place or condition) [n] STAYING AGINSTY STAY, to continue in place or condition [v] STEADED ADDEEST STEAD, to be of advantage to [v] STEALER AEELRST one that steals (to take without right or permission) [n -S] STEALTH AEHLSTT stealthy procedure [n -S] STEAMED ADEEMST STEAM, to expose to steam (water in form of vapor) [v] STEAMER AEEMRST to travel by steamship [v -ED, -ING, -S] STEAMIE AEEIMST steamed hot dog [n -S] STEARIC ACEIRST STEARIN, solid portion of fat [adj] STEARIN AEINRST solid portion of fat [n -S] STEEKED DEEEKST STEEK, to shut (to close (to block against entry or passage)) [v] STEELED DEEELST STEEL, to cover with steel (tough iron alloy) [v] STEELIE EEEILST steel playing marble [n -S] STEEPED DEEEPST STEEP, to soak in liquid [v] STEEPEN EEENPST to make steep [v -ED, -ING, -S] STEEPER EEEPRST one that steeps (to soak in liquid) [n -S] / STEEP, inclined sharply [adj] STEEPLE EEELPST to place fingers or hands in form of steeple [v -D, -LING, -S] STEEPLY EELPSTY in steep (inclined sharply) manner [adv] STEERED DEEERST STEER, to direct course of [v] STEERER EEERRST one that steers (to direct course of) [n -S] STEEVED DEEESTV STEEVE, to stow in hold of ship [v] STEEVES EEESSTV STEEVE, to stow in hold of ship [v] STELENE EEELNST STELA, inscribed slab used as monument [adj] STELLAR AELLRST pertaining to stars [adj] STELLAS AELLSST STELLA, formerly used coin of United States [n] STEMMAS AEMMSST STEMMA, scroll recording genealogy of family in ancient Rome [n] STEMMED DEEMMST STEM, to remove stems (ascending axes of plant) from [v] STEMMER EEMMRST one that removes stems [n -S] STEMSON EMNOSST supporting timber of ship [n -S] STENCHY CEHNSTY having stench (foul odor) [adj -HIER, -HIEST] STENCIL CEILNST to mark by means of perforated sheet of material [v -ED, -LLED, -ING, -LLING, -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

STENGAH AEGHNST mixed drink [n -S] STENOKY EKNOSTY ability of organism to live only under narrow range of conditions [n -KIES] STENTOR ENORSTT person having very loud voice [n -S] STEPDAD ADDEPST stepfather [n -S] STEPMOM EMMOPST stepmother [n -S] STEPPED DEEPPST STEP, to move by lifting foot and setting it down in another place [v] STEPPER EEPPRST one that steps (to move by lifting foot and setting it down in another place) [n -S] STEPPES EEPPSST STEPPE, vast treeless plain [n] STEPSON ENOPSST son of one's spouse by former marriage [n -S] STERANE AEENRST chemical compound [n -S] STEREOS EEORSST STEREO, to make type of printing plate [v] STERILE EEILRST incapable of producing offspring [adj] STERLET EELRSTT small sturgeon [n -S] STERNAL AELNRST pertaining to sternum (long, flat supporting bone of most vertebrates) [adj] STERNED DEENRST STERN, rear part of ship [adj] STERNER EENRRST STERN, unyielding (to give up) [adj] STERNLY ELNRSTY in stern (unyielding (not yielding (yield))) manner [adv] STERNUM EMNRSTU long, flat supporting bone of most vertebrates [n -NA, -S] STEROID DEIORST type of chemical compound [n -S] STEROLS ELORSST STEROL, type of solid alcohol [n] STERTOR EORRSTT deep snoring sound [n -S] STETSON ENOSSTT trademark [n -S] STETTED DEESTTT STET, to cancel previously made printing correction [v] STEVIAS AEISSTV STEVIA, South American herb with sweet-tasting leaves [n] STEWARD ADERSTW to manage (to control or direct) [v -ED, -ING, -S] STEWBUM BEMSTUW drunken bum (vagrant) [n -S] STEWING EGINSTW STEW, to cook by boiling slowly [v] STEWPAN AENPSTW pan used for stewing [n -S] STEWPOT EOPSTTW large pot for stewing [n -S] STHENIA AEHINST excessive energy [n -S] STHENIC CEHINST STHENIA, excessive energy [adj] STIBIAL ABIILST pertaining to stibium (antimony (metallic element)) [adj] STIBINE BEIINST poisonous gas [n -S] STIBIUM BIIMSTU antimony (metallic element) [n -S] STICHIC CCHIIST STICH, line of poetry [adj] STICKED CDEIKST STICK, to pierce with pointed object [v] STICKER CEIKRST to attach adhesive label to [v -ED, -ING, -S] STICKIE CEIIKST sticky (slip of notepaper having adhesive strip on back) [n -S] STICKIT CIIKSTT unsuccessful (not successful) [adj] STICKLE CEIKLST to argue stubbornly [v -D, -LING, -S] STICKUM CIKMSTU substance that causes adhesion [n -S] STICKUP CIKPSTU robbery at gunpoint [n -S] STIFFED DEFFIST STIFF, to cheat someone by not paying [v] STIFFEN EFFINST to make stiff [v -ED, -ING, -S] STIFFER EFFIRST STIFF, difficult to bend or stretch [adj] STIFFIE EFFIIST offensive word [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

STIFFLY FFILSTY in stiff (difficult to bend or stretch) manner [adv] STIFLED DEFILST STIFLE, to smother (to prevent from breathing) [v] STIFLER EFILRST one that stifles (to smother (to prevent from breathing)) [n -S] STIFLES EFILSST STIFLE, to smother (to prevent from breathing) [v] STIGMAL AGILMST STIGMA, mark of disgrace [adj] STIGMAS AGIMSST STIGMA, mark of disgrace [n] STILLED DEILLST STILL, to make still [v] STILLER EILLRST STILL, free from sound or motion [adj] STILTED DEILSTT STILT, to raise on stilts (long, slender poles) [v] STIMIED DEIIMST STIMY, to stymie (to thwart (to prevent accomplishment of)) [v] STIMIES EIIMSST STIMY, to stymie (to thwart (to prevent accomplishment of)) [v] STIMULI IILMSTU STIMULUS, something that causes response [n] STINGER EGINRST one that stings (to prick painfully) [n -S] STINGES EGINSST STINGE, mean or stingy person [n] STINGOS GINOSST STINGO, strong ale or beer [n] STINKER EIKNRST one that stinks (to emit foul odor) [n -S] STINTED DEINSTT STINT, to limit (to restrict (to keep within certain boundaries)) [v] STINTER EINRSTT one that stints (to limit (to restrict)) [n -S] STIPELS EILPSST STIPEL, small stipule [n] STIPEND DEINPST fixed sum of money paid periodically [n -S] STIPPLE EILPPST to draw, paint, or engrave by means of dots or short touches [v -D, -LING, -S] STIPULE EILPSTU appendage at base of leaf in certain plants [n -S] STIRPES EIPRSST STIRPS, STIRP, lineage (direct descent from ancestor) [n] STIRRED DEIRRST STIR, to pass implement through in circular motions [v] STIRRER EIRRRST one that stirs (to pass implement through in circular motions) [n -S] STIRRUP IPRRSTU support for foot of horseman [n -S] STIVERS EIRSSTV STIVER, formerly used Dutch coin [n] STOBBED BBDEOST STOB, to stab (to pierce with pointed weapon) [v] STOCKED CDEKOST STOCK, to keep for future sale or use [v] STOCKER CEKORST young animal suitable for being fattened for market [n -S] STODGED DDEGOST STODGE, to full with food [v] STODGES DEGOSST STODGE, to stuff full with food [v] STOGEYS EGOSSTY STOGEY, stogy (long, slender cigar) [n] STOGIES EGIOSST STOGIE, stogy (long, slender cigar) [n] / STOGY, long, slender cigar [n] STOICAL ACILOST STOIC, one who is indifferent to pleasure or pain [adj] STOKERS EKORSST STOKER, one that stokes (to supply furnace with fuel) [n] STOKING GIKNOST STOKE, to supply furnace with fuel [v] STOLLEN ELLNOST sweet bread [n -S] STOLONS LNOOSST STOLON, type of plant stem [n] STOMACH ACHMOST to tolerate (to allow without active opposition) [v -ED, -ING, -S] STOMATA AAMOSTT STOMA, minute opening in epidermis of plant organ [n] STOMATE AEMOSTT stoma (minute opening in epidermis of plant organ) [n -S] STOMPED DEMOPST STOMP, to tread heavily [v] STOMPER EMOPRST one that stomps (to tread heavily) [n -S] STONERS ENORSST STONER, one that stones (to pelt with stones (pieces of concreted earthy or mineral matter)) [n] STONIER EINORST STONY, abounding in stones [adj] / STONEY [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

STONILY ILNOSTY in stony (abounding in stones) manner [adv] STONING GINNOST STONE, to pelt with stones (pieces of concreted earthy or mineral matter) [v] STONISH HINOSST to astonish (to fill with sudden wonder or surprise) [v -ED, -ING, -ES] STONKED DEKNOST STONK, to bombard with artillery fire [v] STONKER EKNORST something very large or impressive of its kind [n -S] STOOGED DEGOOST STOOGE, to act as comedian's straight man [v] STOOGES EGOOSST STOOGE, to act as comedian's straight man [v] STOOKED DEKOOST STOOK, to stack (as bundles of grain) upright in field for drying [v] STOOKER EKOORST one that stooks (to stack (as bundles of grain) upright in field for drying) [n -S] STOOLED DELOOST STOOL, to defecate (to discharge feces) [v] STOOLIE EILOOST informer (one that informs (to supply with information)) [n -S] STOOPED DEOOPST STOOP, to bend body forward and down [v] STOOPER EOOPRST one that stoops (to bend body forward and down) [n -S] STOPERS EOPRSST STOPER, one that stopes (to excavate in layers, as ore) [n] STOPGAP AGOPPST temporary substitute [n -S] STOPING GINOPST process of excavating in layers [n -S] / STOPE, to excavate in layers, as ore [v] STOPOFF FFOOPST stopover (brief stop in course of journey) [n -S] STOPPED DEOPPST STOP, to discontinue progress or motion of [v] STOPPER EOPPRST to plug (to seal or close with plug (piece of material used to fill hole)) [v -ED, -ING, -S] STOPPLE ELOPPST to stopper (to plug (to seal or close with plug (piece of material used to fill hole))) [v -D, -LING, -S] STORAGE AEGORST place for storing [n -S] STORERS EORRSST STORER, one that stores (to put away for future use) [n] STOREYS EORSSTY STOREY, horizontal division of building [n] STORIED DEIORST STORY, to relate as story (account of event or series of events) [v] STORIES EIORSST STORY, to relate as story (account of event or series of events) [v] STORING GINORST STORE, to put away for future use [v] STORMED DEMORST STORM, to blow violently [v] STOTINS INOSSTT STOTIN, former monetary unit of Slovenia [n] STOTTED DEOSTTT STOT, to bound with stiff-legged gait [v] / STOTT, to stot (to bound with stiff-legged gait) [v] STOUNDS DNOSSTU STOUND, to ache (to suffer dull, continuous pain) [v] STOURES EORSSTU STOURE, stour (dust) [n] STOURIE EIORSTU stoury (dusty (full of dust)) [adj] STOUTEN ENOSTTU to make stout [v -ED, -ING, -S] STOUTER EORSTTU STOUT, fat (having abundance of flesh) [adj] STOUTLY LOSTTUY in stout (fat (having abundance of flesh)) manner [adv] STOVERS EORSSTV STOVER, coarse food for cattle [n] STOVING GINOSTV STOVE, STAVE, to drive or thrust away [v] STOWAGE AEGOSTW goods in storage [n -S] STOWING GINOSTW STOW, to pack (to put into receptacle for transportation or storage) [v] STRAFED ADEFRST STRAFE, to attack with machine-gun fire from airplane [v] STRAFER AEFRRST one that strafes (to attack with machine-gun fire from airplane) [n -S] STRAFES AEFRSST STRAFE, to attack with machine-gun fire from airplane [v] STRAINS AINRSST STRAIN, to exert to utmost [v] STRAITS AIRSSTT STRAIT, narrow waterway connecting two larger bodies of water [n] STRAKED ADEKRST STRAKE, line of planking extending along ship's hull [adj] STRAKES AEKRSST STRAKE, line of planking extending along ship's hull [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

STRANDS ADNRSST STRAND, to leave in unfavorable situation [v] STRANGE AEGNRST fundamental quark [n -S] / unusual or unfamiliar [adj -R, -ST] STRAPPY APPRSTY having straps [adj -PPIER, -PPIEST] STRATAL AALRSTT pertaining to stratum (layer of material) [adj] STRATAS AARSSTT STRATA, STRATUM, layer of material [n] STRATHS AHRSSTT STRATH, wide river valley [n] STRATUM AMRSTTU layer of material [n -TA, -S] STRATUS ARSSTTU type of cloud [n -TI, -ES] STRAWED ADERSTW STRAW, to cover with straw (stalks of threshed grain) [v] STRAYED ADERSTY STRAY, to wander from proper area or course [v] STRAYER AERRSTY one that strays (to wander from proper area or course) [n -S] STREAKS AEKRSST STREAK, to cover with streaks (long, narrow marks) [v] STREAKY AEKRSTY covered with streaks [adj -KIER, -KIEST] STREAMS AEMRSST STREAM, to flow in steady current [v] STREAMY AEMRSTY streaming [adj -MIER, -MIEST] STREEKS EEKRSST STREEK, to stretch (to draw out or open to full length) [v] STREELS EELRSST STREEL, to saunter (to walk in leisurely manner) [v] STREETS EERSSTT STREET, public thoroughfare [n] STRETCH CEHRSTT to draw out or open to full length [v -ED, -ING, -ES] STRETTA AERSTTT stretto (concluding musical passage played at faster tempo) [n -S, -TTE] STRETTE EERSTTT STRETTA, stretto (concluding musical passage played at faster tempo) [n] STRETTI EIRSTTT STRETTO, concluding musical passage played at faster tempo [n] STRETTO EORSTTT concluding musical passage played at faster tempo [n -TTI, -S] STREWED DEERSTW STREW, to scatter about [v] STREWER EERRSTW one that strews (to scatter about) [n -S] STRIATA AAIRSTT STRIATUM, mass of nervous tissue within brain [n] STRIATE AEIRSTT to mark with striae [v -D, -TING, -S] STRICKS CIKRSST STRICK, bunch of [n] STRIDER DEIRRST one that strides (to walk with long steps) [n -S] STRIDES DEIRSST STRIDE, to walk with long steps [v] STRIDOR DIORRST strident sound [n -S] STRIFES EFIRSST STRIFE, bitter conflict or dissension [n] STRIGIL GIILRST scraping instrument [n -S] STRIKER EIKRRST one that strikes (to hit forcibly) [n -S] STRIKES EIKRSST STRIKE, to hit forcibly [v] STRINES EINRSST STRINE, English as spoken in Australia [n] STRINGS GINRSST STRING, to provide with strings (slender cords) [v] STRINGY GINRSTY resembling string or strings [adj -GIER, -GIEST] STRIPED DEIPRST STRIPE, to mark with stripes (long, distinct bands) [v] STRIPER EIPRRST food and game fish [n -S] STRIPES EIPRSST STRIPE, to mark with stripes (long, distinct bands) [v] STRIPEY EIPRSTY stripy (marked with stripes) [adj -PIER, -PIEST] STRIVED DEIRSTV STRIVE, to exert much effort or energy [v] STRIVEN EINRSTV STRIVE, to exert much effort or energy [v] STRIVER EIRRSTV one that strives (to exert much effort or energy) [n -S] STRIVES EIRSSTV STRIVE, to exert much effort or energy [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

STROBED BDEORST STROBE, to produce brief, high-intensity flashes of light [v] STROBES BEORSST STROBE, to produce brief, high-intensity flashes of light [v] STROBIC BCIORST spinning [adj] STROBIL BILORST strobile (conical, multiple fruit of certain trees) [n -S] STROKED DEKORST STROKE, to rub gently [v] STROKER EKORRST one that strokes (to rub gently) [n -S] STROKES EKORSST STROKE, to rub gently [v] STROLLS LLORSST STROLL, to walk in leisurely manner [v] STROMAL ALMORST STROMA, substance that forms framework of organ or cell [adj] STROPHE EHOPRST part of ancient Greek choral ode [n -S] STROPPY OPPRSTY unruly (difficult to control) [adj -PPIER, -PPIEST] STROUDS DORSSTU STROUD, coarse woolen blanket [n] STROWED DEORSTW STROW, to strew (to scatter about) [v] STROYED DEORSTY STROY, to destroy (to damage beyond repair or renewal) [v] STROYER EORRSTY one that stroys (to destroy (to damage beyond repair or renewal)) [n -S] STRUDEL DELRSTU type of pastry (sweet baked food) [n -S] STRUMAE AEMRSTU STRUMA, scrofula (disease of lymph glands) [n] STRUMAS AMRSSTU STRUMA, scrofula (disease of lymph glands) [n] STRUNTS NRSSTTU STRUNT, to strut (to walk with pompous air) [v] STUBBED BBDESTU STUB, to strike accidentally against projecting object [v] STUBBLE BBELSTU short, rough growth of beard [n -S] STUBBLY BBLSTUY covered with stubble [adj -LIER, -LIEST] STUCCOS CCOSSTU STUCCO, to coat with type of plaster [v] STUDDED DDDESTU STUD, to set thickly with small projections [v] STUDDIE DDEISTU anvil [n -S] STUDENT DENSTTU person formally engaged in learning [n -S] STUDIED DDEISTU STUDY, to apply mind to acquisition of knowledge [v] STUDIER DEIRSTU one that studies (to apply mind to acquisition of knowledge) [n -S] STUDIES DEISSTU STUDY, to apply mind to acquisition of knowledge [v] STUDIOS DIOSSTU STUDIO, artist's workroom [n] STUFFED DEFFSTU STUFF, to fill or pack tightly [v] STUFFER EFFRSTU one that stuffs (to fill or pack tightly) [n -S] STUIVER EIRSTUV stiver (formerly used Dutch coin) [n -S] STUMBLE BELMSTU to miss one's step in walking or running [v -D, -LING, -S] STUMMED DEMMSTU STUM, to increase fermentation of by adding grape juice [v] STUMPED DEMPSTU STUMP, to baffle (to confuse (to mix up mentally)) [v] STUMPER EMPRSTU baffling question [n -S] STUNNED DENNSTU STUN, to render senseless or incapable of action [v] STUNNER ENNRSTU one that stuns (to render senseless or incapable of action) [n -S] STUNTED DENSTTU STUNT, to hinder normal growth of [v] STUPEFY EFPSTUY to dull senses of [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] STUPIDS DIPSSTU STUPID, stupid person [n] STUPORS OPRSSTU STUPOR, state of reduced sensibility [n] STUTTER ERSTTTU to speak with spasmodic repetition [v -ED, -ING, -S] STYGIAN AGINSTY gloomy (dismally dark) [adj] STYLATE AELSTTY bearing stylet (small, stiff organ or appendage of certain animals) [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

STYLERS ELRSSTY STYLER, one that styles (to name (to give title to)) [n] STYLETS ELSSTTY STYLET, small, stiff organ or appendage of certain animals [n] STYLING GILNSTY STYLE, to name (to give title to) [v] / way in which something is styled [n -S] STYLISE EILSSTY to stylize (to make conventional) [v -D, -SING, -S] STYLISH HILSSTY fashionable [adj] STYLIST ILSSTTY one who is master of literary or rhetorical style [n -S] STYLITE EILSTTY early Christian ascetic [n -S] STYLIZE EILSTYZ to make conventional [v -D, -ZING, -S] STYLOID DILOSTY slender projection of bone [n -S] STYLOPS LOPSSTY insect that is parasite of other insects [n STYLOPS] STYMIED DEIMSTY STYMIE, to thwart (to prevent accomplishment of) [v] / STYMY, to stymie [v] STYMIES EIMSSTY STYMIE, to thwart (to prevent accomplishment of) [v] / STYMY, to stymie [v] STYPSIS IPSSSTY use of styptic [n -ES] STYPTIC CIPSTTY substance used to bleeding [n -S] STYRENE EENRSTY liquid hydrocarbon [n -S] SUASION AINOSSU persuasion [n -S] SUASIVE AEISSUV SUASION, persuasion [adj] SUASORY AORSSUY SUASION, persuasion [adj] SUAVELY AELSUVY SUAVE, smoothly affable and polite [adv] SUAVEST AESSTUV SUAVE, smoothly affable and polite [adj] SUAVITY AISTUVY state of being suave (smoothly affable and polite) [n -TIES] SUBACID ABCDISU slightly sour [adj] SUBADAR AABDRSU subahdar (governor of subah) [n -S] SUBALAR AABLRSU situated under wings [adj] SUBAREA AABERSU subdivision of area [n -S] SUBARID ABDIRSU somewhat arid [adj] SUBATOM ABMOSTU component of atom [n -S] SUBBASE ABBESSU lowest part of base [n -S] SUBBASS ABBSSSU pedal stop producing lowest tones of organ [n -ES] SUBBING BBGINSU SUB, to act as substitute [v] / way in which something is styled [n -S] SUBCELL BCELLSU subdivision of cell [n -S] SUBCLAN ABCLNSU subdivision of clan [n -S] SUBCODE BCDEOSU subdivision of code [n -S] SUBCOOL BCLOOSU to cool below freezing point without solidification [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUBCULT BCLSTUU subdivision of cult [n -S] SUBDEAN ABDENSU subordinate dean [n -S] SUBDEBS BBDESSU SUBDEB, girl year before she becomes debutante [n] SUBDUAL ABDLSUU act of subduing (to bring under control) [n -S] SUBDUCE BCDESUU to take away [v -D, -CING, -S] SUBDUCT BCDSTUU to subduce (to take away) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUBDUED BDDESUU SUBDUE, to bring under control [v] SUBDUER BDERSUU one that subdues (to bring under control) [n -S] SUBDUES BDESSUU SUBDUE, to bring under control [v] SUBECHO BCEHOSU inferior echo [n -ES] SUBEDIT BDEISTU to act as assistant editor of [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUBERIC BCEIRSU pertaining to cork [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

SUBERIN BEINRSU substance found in cork cells [n -S] SUBFILE BEFILSU subdivision of file [n -S] SUBFUSC BCFSSUU dark dull clothing [n -S] SUBGOAL ABGLOSU subordinate goal [n -S] SUBGUMS BGMSSUU SUBGUM, Chinese dish of mixed vegetables [n] SUBHEAD ABDEHSU heading of subdivision [n -S] SUBIDEA ABDEISU inferior idea [n -S] SUBITEM BEIMSTU item that forms subdivision of larger topic [n -S] SUBJECT BCEJSTU to cause to experience [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUBJOIN BIJNOSU to add at end [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUBLATE ABELSTU to cancel (to annul (to make or declare void or invalid)) [v -D, -TING, -S] SUBLETS BELSSTU SUBLET, to rent leased property to another [v] SUBLIME BEILMSU to make sublime [v -D, -MING, -S] / of elevated or noble quality [adj -R, -ST] SUBLINE BEILNSU inbred line within strain [n -S] SUBLOTS BLOSSTU SUBLOT, subdivision of lot [n] SUBMENU BEMNSUU secondary list of options for computer [n -S] SUBMISS BIMSSSU inclined to submit [adj] SUBMITS BIMSSTU SUBMIT, to yield to power of another [v] SUBNETS BENSSTU SUBNET, system of interconnections within communications system [n] SUBORAL ABLORSU situated under mouth [adj] SUBORNS BNORSSU SUBORN, to induce to commit perjury [v] SUBOVAL ABLOSUV nearly oval [adj] SUBPART ABPRSTU subdivision of part [n -S] SUBPENA ABENPSU to subpoena (to summon with type of judicial writ) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUBPLOT BLOPSTU secondary literary plot [n -S] SUBRACE ABCERSU subdivision of race [n -S] SUBRENT BENRSTU rent from subtenant [n -S] SUBRING BGINRSU subset of mathematical ring that is itself ring [n -S] SUBRULE BELRSUU subordinate rule [n -S] SUBSALE ABELSSU resale of purchased goods [n -S] SUBSECT BCESSTU sect directly derived from another [n -S] SUBSERE BEERSSU type of ecological succession [n -S] SUBSETS BESSSTU SUBSET, mathematical set contained within larger set [n] SUBSIDE BDEISSU to sink to lower or normal level [v -D, -DING, -S] SUBSIDY BDISSUY grant or contribution of money [n -DIES] SUBSIST BISSSTU to continue to exist [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUBSITE BEISSTU subdivision of site [n -S] SUBSOIL BILOSSU to plow so as to turn up subsoil (layer of earth beneath surface soil) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUBSUME BEMSSUU to include within larger group [v -D, -MING, -S] SUBTASK ABKSSTU subordinate task [n -S] SUBTAXA AABSTUX SUBTAXON, subdivision of taxon [n] SUBTEEN BEENSTU person approaching teenage years [n -S] SUBTEND BDENSTU to extend under or opposite to [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUBTEST BESSTTU subdivision of test [n -S] SUBTEXT BESTTUX written or printed matter under more general text [n -S] SUBTILE BEILSTU subtle (so slight as to be difficult to detect) [adj -R, -ST]

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

SUBTLER BELRSTU SUBTLE, so slight as to be difficult to detect [adj] SUBTONE BENOSTU low or subdued tone [n -S] SUBTYPE BEPSTUY type that is subordinate to or included in another type [n -S] SUBUNIT BINSTUU unit that is part of larger unit [n -S] SUBURBS BBRSSUU SUBURB, residential area adjacent to city [n] SUBVENE BEENSUV to arrive or occur as support or relief [v -D, -NING, -S] SUBVERT BERSTUV to destroy completely [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUBWAYS ABSSUWY SUBWAY, to travel by underground railroad [v] SUBZERO BEORSUZ registering less than zero [adj] SUBZONE BENOSUZ subdivision of zone [n -S] SUCCAHS ACCHSSU SUCCAH, sukkah (temporary shelter in which meals are eaten during Jewish festival) [n] SUCCEED CCDEESU to accomplish something desired or intended [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUCCESS CCESSSU attainment of something desired or intended [n -ES] SUCCORS CCORSSU SUCCOR, to go to aid of [v] SUCCORY CCORSUY chicory (perennial herb) [n -RIES] SUCCOTH CCHOSTU SUCCAH, sukkah (temporary shelter in which meals are eaten during Jewish festival) [n] SUCCOUR CCORSUU to succor (to go to aid of) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUCCUBA ABCCSUU succubus (female demon) [n -E, -S] SUCCUBI BCCISUU SUCCUBUS, female demon [n] SUCCUMB BCCMSUU to yield to superior force [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUCCUSS CCSSSUU to shake violently [v -ED, -ING, -ES] SUCKERS CEKRSSU SUCKER, to strip of lower shoots or branches [v] SUCKIER CEIKRSU SUCKY, extremely objectionable [adj] SUCKING CGIKNSU SUCK, to draw in by establishing partial vacuum [v] SUCKLED CDEKLSU SUCKLE, to give milk to from breast [v] SUCKLER CEKLRSU one that suckles (to give milk to from breast) [n -S] SUCKLES CEKLSSU SUCKLE, to give milk to from breast [v] SUCRASE ACERSSU enzyme (complex protein) [n -S] SUCROSE CEORSSU type of sugar [n -S] SUCTION CINOSTU to remove by process of sucking [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUDARIA AADIRSU SUDARIUM, cloth for wiping face [n] SUDDENS DDENSSU SUDDEN, sudden occurrence [n] SUDOKUS DKOSSUU SUDOKU, puzzle involving numbers 1 through 9 [n] SUDORAL ADLORSU SUDOR, sweat [adj] SUDSERS DERSSSU SUDSER, soap opera [n] SUDSIER DEIRSSU SUDSY, foamy (covered with foam) [adj] SUDSING DGINSSU SUDS, to wash in soapy water [v] SUEDING DEGINSU SUEDE, to finish leather with soft, napped surface [v] SUFFARI AFFIRSU safari [n -S] SUFFERS EFFRSSU SUFFER, to feel pain or distress [v] SUFFICE CEFFISU to be adequate [v -D, -CING, -S] SUFFUSE EFFSSUU to spread through or over [v -D, -SING, -S] SUGARED ADEGRSU SUGAR, to cover with sugar (sweet carbohydrate) [v] SUGARER AEGRRSU one that makes sugar [n -S] SUGGEST EGGSSTU to bring or put forward for consideration [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUGHING GGHINSU SUGH, to sough (to make moaning or sighing sound) [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

SUICIDE CDEIISU to kill oneself intentionally [v -D, -DING, -S] SUITERS EIRSSTU SUITER, suitcase holding specified number of suits (sets of garments) [n] SUITING GIINSTU fabric for making suits [n -S] / SUIT, to be appropriate to [v] SUITORS IORSSTU SUITOR, one that is courting woman [n] SUKKAHS AHKKSSU SUKKAH, temporary shelter in which meals are eaten during Jewish festival [n] SUKKOTH HKKOSTU SUKKAH, temporary shelter in which meals are eaten during Jewish festival [n] SULCATE ACELSTU having long, narrow furrows [adj] SULDANS ADLNSSU SULDAN, soldan (Muslim ruler) [n] SULFATE AEFLSTU to treat with sulfuric acid [v -D, -TING, -S] SULFIDE DEFILSU sulfur compound [n -S] SULFIDS DFILSSU SULFID, sulfide (sulfur compound) [n] SULFITE EFILSTU chemical salt [n -S] SULFONE EFLNOSU sulfur compound [n -S] SULFURS FLRSSUU SULFUR, to treat with sulfur (nonmetallic element) [v] SULFURY FLRSUUY resembling sulfur [adj] SULKERS EKLRSSU SULKER, one that sulks (to be sulky) [n] SULKIER EIKLRSU SULKY, sullenly aloof or withdrawn [adj] SULKIES EIKLSSU SULKY, light horse-drawn vehicle [n] SULKILY IKLLSUY SULKY, sullenly aloof or withdrawn [adv] SULKING GIKLNSU SULK, to be sulky [v] SULLAGE AEGLLSU sewage (waste matter carried off by sewers) [n -S] SULLIED DEILLSU SULLY, to soil (to make dirty) [v] SULLIES EILLSSU SULLY, to soil (to make dirty) [v] SULPHAS AHLPSSU SULPHA, sulfa (bacteria-inhibiting drug) [n] SULPHID DHILPSU sulfide (sulfur compound) [n -S] SULPHUR HLPRSUU to sulfur (to treat with sulfur (nonmetallic element)) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SULTANA AALNSTU sultan's wife [n -S] SULTANS ALNSSTU SULTAN, ruler of Muslim country [n] SUMACHS ACHMSSU SUMACH, sumac (flowering tree or shrub) [n] SUMLESS ELMSSSU too large for calculation [adj] SUMMAND ADMMNSU addend (number to be added to another) [n -S] SUMMARY AMMRSUY short restatement [n -RIES] SUMMATE AEMMSTU to sum (to add into one total) [v -D, -TING, -S] SUMMERS EMMRSSU SUMMER, to pass summer (warmest season of year) [v] SUMMERY EMMRSUY characteristic of summer [adj -RIER, -RIEST] SUMMING GIMMNSU SUM, to add into one total [v] SUMMITS IMMSSTU SUMMIT, to participate in highest-level conference [v] SUMMONS MMNOSSU SUMMON, to order to appear [v] / to summon with court order [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUMOIST IMOSSTU sumo wrestler [n -S] SUMPTER EMPRSTU pack animal [n -S] SUNBACK ABCKNSU cut low to expose back to sunlight [adj] SUNBATH ABHNSTU exposure to sunlight [n -S] SUNBEAM ABEMNSU beam of sunlight [n -S] SUNBEDS BDENSSU SUNBED, device for acquiring tan skin artificially [n] SUNBELT BELNSTU southern and southwestern states of U.S. [n -S] SUNBIRD BDINRSU tropical bird [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

SUNBOWS BNOSSUW SUNBOW, arc of spectral colors formed by sun shining through mist [n] SUNBURN BNNRSUU to burn or discolor from exposure to sun [v -ED, -T, -ING, -S] SUNCARE ACENRSU protection of skin from damage by sun [n -S] SUNDAES ADENSSU SUNDAE, dish of ice cream served with topping [n] SUNDECK CDEKNSU deck that is exposed to sun [n -S] SUNDERS DENRSSU SUNDER, to break apart [v] SUNDEWS DENSSUW SUNDEW, marsh plant [n] SUNDIAL ADILNSU type of time-telling device [n -S] SUNDOGS DGNOSSU SUNDOG, small rainbow [n] SUNDOWN DNNOSUW to experience nighttime confusion [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUNFAST AFNSSTU resistant to fading by sun [adj] SUNFISH FHINSSU marine fish [n -ES] SUNGLOW GLNOSUW glow in sky caused by sun [n -S] SUNKERS EKNRSSU SUNKER, ridge of rock near surface of sea [n] SUNKETS EKNSSTU SUNKET, tidbit (choice bit of food) [n] SUNLAMP ALMNPSU lamp that radiates ultraviolet rays [n -S] SUNLAND ADLNNSU area marked by great amount of sunshine [n -S] SUNLESS ELNSSSU having no sunlight [adj] SUNLIKE EIKLNSU resembling sun [adj] SUNNAHS AHNNSSU SUNNAH, sunna (body of traditional Muslim law) [n] SUNNIER EINNRSU SUNNY, filled with sunlight [adj] SUNNILY ILNNSUY SUNNY, filled with sunlight [adv] SUNNING GINNNSU SUN, to expose to sun (star around which earth revolves) [v] SUNRAYS ANRSSUY SUNRAY, ray of sunlight [n] SUNRISE EINRSSU ascent of sun above horizon in morning [n -S] SUNROOF FNOORSU automobile roof having openable panel [n -S] SUNROOM MNOORSU room built to admit great amount of sunlight [n -S] SUNSETS ENSSSTU SUNSET, to end (to terminate) [v] SUNSPOT NOPSSTU dark spot on surface of sun [n -S] SUNSTAR ANRSSTU type of starfish (star-shaped marine animal) [n -S] SUNSUIT INSSTUU type of playsuit (sports outfit for women and children) [n -S] SUNTANS ANNSSTU SUNTAN, to become tan [v] SUNTRAP ANPRSTU pleasantly sunny sheltered place [n -S] SUNWARD ADNRSUW toward sun [adv] SUNWISE EINSSUW from left to right [adv] SUPERED DEEPRSU SUPER, to reinforce with thin cotton mesh, as book [v] SUPINES EINPSSU SUPINE, Latin verbal noun [n] SUPPERS EPPRSSU SUPPER, evening meal [n] SUPPING GINPPSU SUP, to eat supper [v] SUPPLED DELPPSU SUPPLE, to make supple [v] SUPPLER ELPPRSU SUPPLE, pliant (easily bent) [adj] SUPPLES ELPPSSU SUPPLE, to make supple [v] SUPPORT OPPRSTU to hold up or add strength to [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUPPOSE EOPPSSU to assume to be true [v -D, -SING, -S] SUPREME EEMPRSU smooth white sauce made with chicken stock [n -S] / highest in power or authority [adj -R, -ST] SUPREMO EMOPRSU one who is highest in authority [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

SURBASE ABERSSU molding or border above base of structure [n -S] SURCOAT ACORSTU outer coat or cloak [n -S] SURFACE ACEFRSU to apply outer layer to [v -D, -CING, -S] SURFEIT EFIRSTU to supply to excess [v -ED, -ING, -S] SURFERS EFRRSSU SURFER, one that surfs (to ride breaking waves on long, narrow board) [n] SURFIER EFIRRSU SURFY, abounding in breaking waves [adj] SURFING FGINRSU act or sport of riding surf (breaking waves) [n -S] / SURF, to ride breaking waves on long, narrow board [v] SURFMAN AFMNRSU one who is skilled in handling boat in surf [n -MEN] SURFMEN EFMNRSU SURFMAN, one who is skilled in handling boat in surf [n] SURGEON EGNORSU one who practices surgery (treatment of medical problems by operation) [n -S] SURGERS EGRRSSU SURGER, one that surges (to move in swelling manner) [n] SURGERY EGRRSUY treatment of medical problems by operation [n -RIES] SURGING GGINRSU SURGE, to move in swelling manner [v] SURIMIS IIMRSSU SURIMI, inexpensive fish product [n] SURLIER EILRRSU SURLY, sullenly rude [adj] SURLILY ILLRSUY SURLY, sullenly rude [adv] SURMISE EIMRSSU to infer with little evidence [v -D, -SING, -S] SURNAME AEMNRSU to give family name to [v -D, -MING, -S] SURPASS APRSSSU to go beyond [v -ED, -ING, -ES] SURPLUS LPRSSUU to treat as being in excess of what is needed [v -ED, -ING, -S, -SSED, -SSING, -SSES] SURREAL AELRRSU having dreamlike qualities [adj] SURREYS ERRSSUY SURREY, light carriage [n] SURTOUT ORSTTUU close-fitting overcoat [n -S] SURVEIL EILRSUV to watch closely [v -LLED, -LLING, -S] SURVEYS ERSSUVY SURVEY, to determine boundaries, area, or elevations of by measuring angles and distances [v] SURVIVE EIRSUVV to remain in existence [v -D, -VING, -S] SUSLIKS IKLSSSU SUSLIK, Eurasian rodent [n] SUSPECT CEPSSTU to think guilty on slight evidence [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUSPEND DENPSSU to cause to stop for period [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUSPIRE EIPRSSU to sigh (to let out sigh (deep, audible breath)) [v -D, -RING, -S] SUSSING GINSSSU SUSS, to figure out or check out [v] SUSTAIN AINSSTU to maintain by providing with food and drink [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUTLERS ELRSSTU SUTLER, one that peddles goods to soldiers [n] SUTTEES EESSTTU SUTTEE, Hindu widow cremated on her husband's funeral pyre to show her devotion to him [n] SUTURAL ALRSTUU pertaining to line of junction between two bones [adj] SUTURED DERSTUU SUTURE, to unite by sewing [v] SUTURES ERSSTUU SUTURE, to unite by sewing [v] SVELTER EELRSTV SVELTE, gracefully slender [adj] SWABBED ABBDESW SWAB, to clean with large mop [v] SWABBER ABBERSW one that swabs (to clean with large mop) [n -S] SWABBIE ABBEISW sailor (member of ship's crew) [n -S] SWACKED ACDEKSW drunk (intoxicated) [adj] SWADDLE ADDELSW to wrap in bandages [v -D, -LING, -S] SWAGERS AEGRSSW SWAGER, one that swages (to shape with hammering tool) [n] SWAGGED ADEGGSW SWAG, to sway (to move slowly back and forth) [v] SWAGGER AEGGRSW to walk with pompous air [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

SWAGGIE AEGGISW swagman (hobo) [n -S] SWAGING AGGINSW SWAGE, to shape with hammering tool [v] SWAGMAN AAGMNSW hobo [n -MEN] SWAGMEN AEGMNSW SWAGMAN, hobo [n] SWALLOW ALLOSWW to take through mouth and esophagus into stomach [v -ED, -ING, -S] SWAMIES AEIMSSW SWAMY, swami (Hindu religious teacher) [n] SWAMPED ADEMPSW SWAMP, to inundate (to overwhelm with water) [v] SWAMPER AEMPRSW one that lives in swampy area [n -S] SWANKED ADEKNSW SWANK, to swagger (to walk with pompous air) [v] SWANKER AEKNRSW SWANK, imposingly elegant [adj] SWANNED ADENNSW SWAN, to swear (to utter solemn oath) [v] SWANPAN AANNPSW Chinese abacus [n -S] SWAPPED ADEPPSW SWAP, to trade (to give in exchange for another commodity) [v] SWAPPER AEPPRSW one that swaps (to trade (to give in exchange for another commodity)) [n -S] SWARDED ADDERSW SWARD, to cover with turf [v] SWARMED ADEMRSW SWARM, to move in large group [v] SWARMER AEMRRSW one that swarms (to move in large group) [n -S] SWARTHS AHRSSTW SWARTH, turf (surface layer of earth containing dense growth of grass) [n] SWARTHY AHRSTWY having a dark complexion [adj -HIER, -HIEST] SWASHED ADEHSSW SWASH, to swagger (to walk with pompous air) [v] SWASHER AEHRSSW one that swashes (to swagger (to walk with pompous air)) [n -S] SWASHES AEHSSSW SWASH, to swagger (to walk with pompous air) [v] SWATHED ADEHSTW SWATHE, to wrap in bandages [v] SWATHER AEHRSTW one that swathes (to wrap in bandages) [n -S] SWATHES AEHSSTW SWATHE, to wrap in bandages [v] SWATTED ADESTTW SWAT, to hit sharply [v] SWATTER AERSTTW one that swats (to hit sharply) [n -S] SWAYERS AERSSWY SWAYER, one that sways (to move slowly back and forth) [n] SWAYFUL AFLSUWY capable of influencing [adj] SWAYING AGINSWY SWAY, to move slowly back and forth [v] SWEARER AEERRSW one that swears (to utter solemn oath) [n -S] SWEATED ADEESTW SWEAT, to perspire (to give off moisture through pores of skin) [v] SWEATER AEERSTW knitted outer garment [n -S] SWEENEY EEENSWY sweeny (atrophy of shoulder muscles in horses) [n -S] SWEEPER EEEPRSW one that sweeps (to clear or clean with brush or broom) [n -S] SWEETEN EEENSTW to make sweet [v -ED, -ING, -S] SWEETER EEERSTW SWEET, pleasing to taste [adj] SWEETIE EEEISTW darling (much-loved person) [n -S] SWEETLY EELSTWY in sweet (pleasing to taste) manner [adv] SWELLED DEELLSW SWELL, to increase in size or volume [v] SWELLER EELLRSW SWELL, stylish (fashionable) [adj] SWELTER EELRSTW to suffer from oppressive heat [v -ED, -ING, -S] SWELTRY ELRSTWY oppressively hot [adj -RIER, -RIEST] SWERVED DEERSVW SWERVE, to turn aside suddenly from straight course [v] SWERVER EERRSVW one that swerves (to turn aside suddenly from straight course) [n -S] SWERVES EERSSVW SWERVE, to turn aside suddenly from straight course [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

SWEVENS EENSSVW SWEVEN, dream or vision [n] SWIDDEN DDEINSW agricultural plot produced by burning off vegetative cover [n -S] SWIFTER EFIRSTW rope on ship [n -S] / SWIFT, moving with great rate of motion [adj] SWIFTIE EFIISTW person who acts or thinks quickly [n -S] SWIFTLY FILSTWY in swift (moving with great rate of motion) manner [adv] SWIGGED DEGGISW SWIG, to drink deeply or rapidly [v] SWIGGER EGGIRSW one that swigs (to drink deeply or rapidly) [n -S] SWILERS EILRSSW SWILER, one that hunts seals [n] SWILING GIILNSW activity of hunting seals [n -S] SWILLED DEILLSW SWILL, to swig (to drink deeply or rapidly) [v] SWILLER EILLRSW one that swills (to swig (to drink deeply or rapidly)) [n -S] SWIMMER EIMMRSW one that swims (to propel oneself in water by natural means) [n -S] SWINDLE DEILNSW to take money or property from by fraudulent means [v -D, -LING, -S] SWINGBY BGINSWY mission in which spacecraft uses planet's gravitational pull for making course changes [n -S] SWINGED DEGINSW SWINGE, to flog (to beat with whip or rod) [v] SWINGER EGINRSW one that swings (to move freely back and forth) [n -S] SWINGES EGINSSW SWINGE, to flog (to beat with whip or rod) [v] SWINGLE EGILNSW to scutch (to separate woody fiber from by beating) [v -D, -LING, -S] SWINISH HIINSSW resembling or befitting pig [adj] SWINKED DEIKNSW SWINK, to toil (to work strenuously) [v] SWINNEY EINNSWY sweeny (atrophy of shoulder muscles in horses) [n -S] SWIPERS EIPRSSW SWIPER, one that swipes (to strike with sweeping blow) [n] SWIPING GIINPSW SWIPE, to strike with sweeping blow [v] SWIPLES EILPSSW SWIPLE, part of threshing device [n] SWIPPLE EILPPSW swiple (part of threshing device) [n -S] SWIRLED DEILRSW SWIRL, to move with whirling motion [v] SWISHED DEHISSW SWISH, to move with prolonged hissing sound [v] SWISHER EHIRSSW one that swishes (to move with prolonged hissing sound) [n -S] / SWISH, 1. smart, fashionable 2. effeminate [adj] SWISHES EHISSSW SWISH, to move with prolonged hissing sound [v] SWISSES EISSSSW SWISS, cotton fabric [n] SWITHER EHIRSTW to doubt (to be uncertain about) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SWITHLY HILSTWY swith (quickly (in quick (acting or capable of acting with speed) manner)) [adv] SWIVELS EILSSVW SWIVEL, to turn on pivoted support [v] SWIVETS EISSTVW SWIVET, state of nervous excitement [n] SWIVING GIINSVW SWIVE, to copulate with [v] SWIZZLE EILSWZZ to drink excessively [v -D, -LING, -S] SWOBBED BBDEOSW SWOB, to swab (to clean with large mop) [v] SWOBBER BBEORSW swabber (one that swabs (to clean with large mop)) [n -S] SWOLLEN ELLNOSW SWELL, to increase in size or volume [v] SWOONED DENOOSW SWOON, to faint (to lose consciousness) [v] SWOONER ENOORSW one that swoons (to faint (to lose consciousness)) [n -S] SWOOPED DEOOPSW SWOOP, to make sudden descent [v] SWOOPER EOOPRSW one that swoops (to make sudden descent) [n -S] SWOPPED DEOPPSW SWOP, to swap (to trade (to give in exchange for another commodity)) [v] SWOPPER EOPPRSW swapper (one that swaps (to trade)) [n -S] SWOTTED DEOSTTW SWOT, to swat (to hit sharply) [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

SWOTTER EORSTTW one that swots (to swat (to hit sharply)) [n -S] SWOUNDS DNOSSUW SWOUND, to swoon (to faint (to lose consciousness)) [v] SWOUNED DENOSUW SWOUN, to swoon (to faint (to lose consciousness)) [v] SYCONIA ACINOSY SYCONIUM, fleshy multiple fruit [n] SYCOSES CEOSSSY SYCOSIS, inflammatory disease of hair follicles [n] SYCOSIS CIOSSSY inflammatory disease of hair follicles [n -SES] SYENITE EEINSTY igneous rock [n -S] SYLLABI ABILLSY SYLLABUS, outline of course of study [n] SYLPHIC CHILPSY SYLPH, slender, graceful girl or woman [adj] SYLPHID DHILPSY young sylph [n -S] SYLVANS ALNSSVY SYLVAN, one that lives in forest [n] SYLVINE EILNSVY sylvite (ore of potassium) [n -S] SYLVINS ILNSSVY SYLVIN, sylvite (ore of potassium) [n] SYLVITE EILSTVY ore of potassium [n -S] SYMBION BIMNOSY symbiont (organism living in close association with another) [n -S] SYMBIOT BIMOSTY symbiont (organism living in close association with another) [n -S] SYMBOLS BLMOSSY SYMBOL, to serve as symbol (representation) of [v] SYMPTOM MMOPSTY indication of something [n -S] SYNAGOG AGGNOSY building for Jewish worship [n -S] SYNANON ANNNOSY method of group therapy for drug addicts [n -S] SYNAPSE AENPSSY to come together in synapsis [v -D, -SING, -S] SYNCARP ACNPRSY fleshy multiple fruit [n -S] SYNCHED CDEHNSY SYNCH, to sync (to cause to operate in unison) [v] SYNCHRO CHNORSY selsyn (type of remote-control device) [n -S] SYNCING CGINNSY SYNC, to cause to operate in unison [v] SYNCOMS CMNOSSY SYNCOM, type of communications satellite [n] SYNCOPE CENOPSY contraction of word by omitting one or more sounds from middle [n -S] SYNDETS DENSSTY SYNDET, synthetic detergent [n] SYNDICS CDINSSY SYNDIC, business agent [n] SYNERGY EGNRSYY combined action [n -GIES] SYNESIS EINSSSY type of grammatical construction [n -ES] SYNFUEL EFLNSUY fuel derived from fossil fuels [n -S] SYNGAMY AGMNSYY union of two gametes [n -MIES] SYNODAL ADLNOSY SYNOD, church council [adj] SYNODIC CDINOSY SYNOD, church council [adj] SYNONYM MNNOSYY word having same meaning as another [n -S] SYNOVIA AINOSVY lubricating fluid secreted by certain membranes [n -S] SYNTAGM AGMNSTY syntagma (syntactic element) [n -S] SYNTONE ENNOSTY person having syntonic temperament [n -S] SYNTONY NNOSTYY tuning of transmitters and receivers with each other [n -NIES] SYNTYPE ENPSTYY each of set of type specimens on which name of new species is based [n -S] SYNURAE AENRSUY SYNURA, any of genus of protozoa [n] SYPHERS EHPRSSY SYPHER, to overlap so as to make even surface, as beveled plank edges [v] SYPHONS HNOPSSY SYPHON, to siphon (to draw off through siphon (type of tube)) [v] SYRETTE EERSTTY small tube fitted with hypodermic needle containing single dose of medication [n -S] SYRINGA AGINRSY ornamental shrub [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

SYRINGE EGINRSY to cleanse or treat with injected fluid [v -D, -GING, -S] SYRPHID DHIPRSY winged insect [n -S] SYRUPED DEPRSUY SYRUP, to sweeten with thick sweet liquid [v] SYSTEMS EMSSSTY SYSTEM, group of interacting elements forming unified whole [n] SYSTOLE ELOSSTY normal rhythmic contraction of heart [n -S] SYZYGAL AGLSYYZ SYZYGY, configuration of earth, moon, and sun lying in straight line [adj]