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A 7s AARRGHH AAGHHRR aargh (used to express disgust) [inter] ADAGIOS AADGIOS ADAGIO, or movement played in slow tempo [n] AGITATO AAGIOTT fast and stirring, used as musical direction [adj] AIRDATE AADEIRT scheduled date of broadcast [n -S] AIRPLAY AAILPRY playing of record on radio program [n -S] AIRSHOT AGIORST aircheck (recording made from radio broadcast) [n -S] AIRTIME AEIIMRT time when broadcast begins [n -S] AIRWAVE AAEIRVW medium of radio and television transmission [n -S] ALLEGRO AEGLLOR musical passage played in rapid tempo [n -S] ALPHORN AHLNOPR wooden horn used by Swiss herdsmen [n -S] ALTHORN AHLNORT brass [n -S] ALTOIST AILOSTT one who plays alto saxophone [n -S] AMATOLS AALMOST AMATOL, powerful explosive [n] AMMONAL AALMMNO powerful explosive [n -S] AMUSIAS AAIMSSU AMUSIA, inability to recognize musical sounds [n] ANAPEST AAENPST type of metrical foot [n -S] ANDANTE AADENNT moderately slow musical passage [n -S] ANIMATO AAIMNOT musical passage played in lively manner [n -S or -TI] ANTHEMS AEHMNST ANTHEM, to praise in song [v] APHONIC ACHINOP one suffering from aphonia (loss of voice) [n -S] APICALS AACILPS APICAL, sound articulated with apex (tip) of tongue [n] APOCOPE ACEOOPP omission of last sound of word [n -S] APPLAUD AADLPPU to express approval by clapping hands [v -ED, -ING, -S] ARCADIA AAACDIR region of simple pleasure and quiet [n -S] ARIETTA AAEIRTT short aria (elaborate melody for single voice) [n -S] ARIETTE AEEIRTT arietta (short aria (elaborate melody for single voice)) [n -S] ARIOSOS AIOORSS ARIOSO, musical passage resembling aria [n] ATABALS AAABLST ATABAL, type of drum [n] ATISHOO AHIOOST ahchoo (used to represent sound of sneeze) [interj] ATTUNED ADENTTU ATTUNE, to bring into harmony [v] ATTUNES AENSTTU ATTUNE, to bring into harmony [v] AUBADES AABDESU AUBADE, morning song [n] AUDIBLE ABDEILU to call substitute play in football [v -D, -LING, -S] AUDIBLY ABDILUY in way so as to be heard [adv] AUDIENT ADEINTU one that hears (to perceive by ear) [n -S] AUDILES ADEILSU AUDILE, one whose mental imagery is chiefly auditory [n] AUDINGS ADGINSU AUDING, process of hearing, recognizing, and interpreting spoken language [n] AUDISMS ADIMSSU AUDISM, anti-deaf discrimination [n] AUDISTS ADISSTU AUDIST, one that engages in audism (anti-deaf discrimination) [n] AURALLY AALLRUY AURAL, pertaining to sense of hearing [adv] AURATED AADERTU aurate (having ears) [adj] B 7s BABBLED ABBBDEL BABBLE, to talk idly or excessively [v] BABBLER ABBBLER one that babbles [n -S] BABBLES ABBBELS BABBLE, to talk idly or excessively [v]

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BAGPIPE ABEGIPP to play bagpipe (wind instrument) [v -D, -PING, -S] BALAFON AABFLNO of Africa [n -S] BALLADS AABDLLS BALLAD, narrative poem or song [n] BALLIES ABEILLS BALLY, noisy uproar [n] BAMMING ABGIMMN BAM, to strike with dull resounding noise [v] BANDURA AABDNRU Ukrainian stringed instrument [n -S] BANJOES ABEJNOS BANJO, musical instrument [n] BANZAIS AABINSZ BANZAI, Japanese battle cry [n] BARKERS ABEKRRS BARKER, one that barks (to cry like dog) [n] BARKING ABGIKNR BARK, to cry like dog [v] BARNEYS ABENRSY BARNEY, noisy argument [n] BARRACK AABCKRR to shout boisterously [v -ED, -ING, -S] BARRING ABGINRR BARRE, to play type of chord [v] BARYTON ABNORTY stringed instrument [n -S] BASENJI ABEIJNS barkless dog [n -S] BASSEST ABESSST BASS, deep-sounding [adj] BASSIST ABISSST person who plays double bass [n -S] ABNOOSS low-pitched instrument [n -S] BAWLERS ABELRSW BAWLER, one that bawls (to cry loudly) [n] BAWLING ABGILNW BAWL, to cry loudly [v] BEATBOX ABBEOTX to sing to rhythm of rap [v -ED, -ING, -ES] BEDUMBS BBDEMSU BEDUMB, to render speechless [v] BEEPERS BEEEPRS BEEPER, signaling device [n] BEEPING BEEGINP BEEP, to honk horn [v] BEGROAN ABEGNOR to groan at BEHOWLS BEHLOSW BEHOWL, to howl at [v] BELLING BEGILLN BELL, to provide with bell (ringing device) [v] BELLMAN ABELLMN town crier [n -MEN] BELLOWS BELLOSW BELLOW, to shout in deep voice [v] BERHYME BEEHMRY to compose in rhyme [v -D, -MING, -S] BERIMED BDEEIMR BERIME, to berhyme (to compose in rhyme) [v] BERIMES BEEIMRS BERIME, to berhyme (to compose in rhyme) [v] BESHOUT BEHOSTU to shout at [v -ED, -ING, -S] BETHUMP BEHMPTU to thump soundly [v -ED, -ING, -S] BHANGRA AABGHNR form of popular Punjabi dance music [n -S] BIRRING BGIINRR BIRR, to make whirring noise [v] BLAMMED ABDELMM BLAM, to make loud sound like that of gunshot [v] BLARING ABGILNR BLARE, to sound loudly [v] BLASTED ABDELST BLAST, to use explosive [v] BLASTER ABELRST one that blasts (to use explosive) [n -S] BLATTED ABDELTT BLAT, to bleat (to utter cry of sheep) [v] BLEATED ABDEELT BLEAT, to utter cry of sheep [v] BLEATER ABEELRT one that bleats (to utter cry of sheep) [n -S] BLEEPED BDEEELP BLEEP, to blip (to remove sound from recording) [v] BLEEPER BEEELPR one that bleeps (to blip (to remove sound from recording)) [n -S] BLIPPED BDEILPP BLIP, to remove sound from recording [v]

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BLOWUPS BLOPSUW BLOWUP, explosion [n] BLUBBED BBBDELU BLUB, to blubber (to weep noisily) [v] BLUBBER BBBELRU to weep noisily [v -ED, -ING, -S] BOFFOLA ABFFLOO boff (hearty laugh) [n -S] BOINGED BDEGINO BOING, to make sound of reverberation or vibration [v] BOMBARD ABBDMOR to bomb (to attack with bombs (explosive projectiles)) [v -ED, -ING, -S] BOMBERS BBEMORS BOMBER, one that bombs (to attack with bombs (explosive projectiles)) [n] BOMBING BBGIMNO attack with bombs [n -S] / BOMB, to attack with bombs (explosive projectiles) [v] BONGING BGGINNO BONG, to make deep, ringing sound [v] BOOGEYS BEGOOSY BOOGEY, to boogie (to dance to rock music) [v] BOOGIED BDEGIOO BOOGIE, to dance to rock music [v] / BOOGY [v] BOOGIES BEGIOOS BOOGIE, to dance to rock music [v] / BOOGY [v] BOOHOOS BHOOOOS BOOHOO, to weep noisily [v] BOOMBOX BBMOOOX portable radio and tape or compact disc player [n -ES] BOOMERS BEMOORS BOOMER, one that booms (to make deep, resonant sound) [n] BOOMING BGIMNOO BOOM, to make deep, resonant sound [v] BOUFFES BEFFOSU BOUFFE, comic opera [n] BOURDON BDNOORU part of bagpipe [n -S] BOWINGS BGINOSW BOWING, technique of managing bow of stringed instrument [n] BOWWOWS BOOSWWW BOWWOW, to bark like dog [v] BRABBLE ABBBELR to quarrel noisily [v -D, -LING, -S] BRANTAIL AABILNRT singing bird [n -S] BRATTLE ABELRTT to clatter (to move with rattling noise) [v -D, -LING, -S] BRAVURA AABRRUV fine musical technique [n -S or -RE] BRAVURE ABERRUV BRAVURA, fine musical technique [n] BRAYING ABGINRY BRAY, to utter harsh cry [v] BREATHY ABEHRTY marked by loud breathing [adj -HIER, -HIEST] BRISANT ABINRST BRISANCE, shattering effect of explosive [adj] BRULYIE BEILRUY noisy quarrel [n -S] BRULZIE BEILRUZ brulyie (noisy quarrel) [n -S] BUGLING BGGILNU BUGLE, to play bugle (brass wind instrument) [v] BULBULS BBLLSUU BULBUL, songbird (bird that utters musical call) [n] BUZUKIA ABIKUUZ BUZUKI, bouzouki (stringed musical instrument) [n] BUZUKIS BIKSUUZ BUZUKI, bouzouki (stringed musical instrument) [n] BUZZERS BERSUZZ BUZZER, signaling device [n] BUZZIER BEIRUZZ BUZZY, having vibrating sound [adj] BUZZING BGINUZZ BUZZ, to make vibrating sound [n -S] C 7s CABARET AABCERT music hall [n -S] CACKLED ACCDEKL CACKLE, to make sound of hen [v] CACKLER ACCEKLR one that cackles (to make sound of hen) [n -S] CACKLES ACCEKLS CACKLE, to make sound of hen [v] CADENCE ACCDEEN to make rhythmic [v -D, -CING, -S] CADENCY ACCDENY rhythm (movement or procedure with uniform recurrence of strong and weak elements) [n -CIES] CADENZA AACDENZ elaborate musical passage [n -S] CAESURA AACERSU pause in line of verse [n -E, -S]

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CALYPSO ACLOPSY improvised song [n -S or -ES] CANTATA AAACNTT vocal composition [n -S] CANTORS ACNORST CANTOR, religious singer [n] CAPCOMS ACCMOPS CAPCOM, ground operator who communicates with astronaut [n] CAROLER ACELORR one that carols (to sing joyously) [n -S] CATBIRD ABCDIRT songbird (bird that utters musical call) [n -S] CATCALL AACCLLT to deride by making shrill sounds [v -ED, -ING, -S] CELESTA ACEELST keyboard instrument [n -S] CELESTE CEEELST celesta (keyboard instrument) [n -S] CEMBALO ABCELMO harpsichord [n -S or -LI] CESURAE ACEERSU CESURA, caesura (pause in line of verse) [n] CESURAS ACERSSU CESURA, caesura (pause in line of verse) [n] CHAMADE AACDEHM signal made with drum [n -S] CHAMPED ACDEHMP CHAMP, to chew noisily [v] CHAMPER ACEHMPR one that champs (to chew noisily) [n -S] CHANSON ACHNNOS song (musical composition written or adapted for singing) [n -S] CHANTED ACDEHNT CHANT, to sing (to utter with musical inflections of voice) [v] CHANTER ACEHNRT one that chants (to sing (to utter with musical inflections of voice)) [n -S] CHANTEY ACEHNTY sailor's song [n -S] CHANTOR ACHNORT chanter (one that chants) [n -S] CHAUNTS ACHNSTU CHAUNT, to chant (to sing (to utter with musical inflections of voice)) [v] CHAZANS AACHNSZ CHAZAN, cantor (religious singer) [n] CHAZZAN AACHNZZ chazan (cantor (religious singer)) [n -IM, -S] CHAZZEN ACEHNZZ chazan (cantor (religious singer)) [n -IM, -S] CHEDITE CDEEHIT explosive [n -S] CHEEPED CDEEEHP CHEEP, to chirp (to utter short, shrill sound) [v] CHEEPER CEEEHPR one that cheeps (to chirp (to utter short, shrill sound)) [n -S] CHEERED CDEEEHR CHEER, to applaud with shouts of approval [v] CHEERER CEEEHRR one that cheers (to applaud with shouts of approval) [n -S] CHEERIO CEEHIOR greeting (salutation) [n -S] CHEEROS CEEHORS CHEERO, cheerio (greeting (salutation)) [n] CHIPPER CEHIPPR to chirp (to utter short, shrill sound) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHIRKED CDEHIKR CHIRK, to make shrill noise [v] CHIRMED CDEHIMR CHIRM, to chirp (to utter short, shrill sound) [v] CHIRPED CDEHIPR CHIRP, to utter short, shrill sound [v] CHIRPER CEHIPRR one that chirps (to utter short, shrill sound) [n -S] CHIRRED CDEHIRR CHIRR, to make harsh, vibrant sound [v] / CHIRRE [v] CHIRRES CEHIRRS CHIRRE, to chirr (to make harsh, vibrant sound) [v] CHIRRUP CHIPPRU to chirp (to utter, short, shrill sound) repeatedly (v -ED, -ING, -S] CHITTER CEHIRTT to twitter (to utter succession of chirping sounds) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHOMPED CDEHMOP CHOMP, to champ (to chew noisily) [v] CHOMPER CEHMOPR one that chomps (to champ (to chew noisily)) [n -S] CHORALE ACEHLOR hymn sung in unison [n -S] CHORALS ACHLORS CHORAL, chorale (hymn sung in unison) [n] CHORDAL ACDHLOR pertaining to chord [adj] CHORDED CDDEHOR CHORD, to play chord (combination of three or more musical tones) [v]

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CHUCKLE CCEHKLU to laugh quietly [v -D, -LING, -S] CHUFFED CDEFFHU CHUFF, to chug (to move with dull explosive sound) [v] CHUGGED CDEGGHU CHUG, to move with dull explosive sound [v] CHUGGER CEGGHRU one that chugs (to move with dull explosive sound) [n -S] CHUMPED CDEHMPU CHUMP, to munch (to chew with crackling sound) [v] CHUNKED CDEHKNU CHUNK, to make dull explosive sound [v] CHURRED CDEHRRU CHURR, to make vibrant sound [v] CIPHONY CHINOPY electronic scrambling of voice transmission [n -NIES] CITHARA AACHIRT ancient stringed instrument [n -S] CITHERN CEHINRT cittern (pear-shaped guitar) [n -S] CITHERS CEHIRST CITHER, cittern (pear-shaped guitar) [n -S] CITHREN CEHINRT cittern (pear-shaped guitar) [n -S] CITOLAS ACILOST cittern (pear-shaped guitar) [n -S] CITOLES CEILOST CITOLE, (cittern (pear-shaped guitar)) [n -S] CITTERN CEINRTT pear-shaped guitar [n -S] CLACKED ACCDEKL CLACK, to make abrupt, dry sound [v] CLACKER ACCEKLR one that clacks (to make abrupt, dry sound) [n -S] CLAMANT AACLMNT noisy (making loud sounds) [adj] CLAMORS ACLMORS CLAMOR, to make loud outcries [v] CLAMOUR ACLMORU to clamor (to make loud outcries) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CLANGED ACDEGLN CLANG, to ring loudly [v] CLANGOR ACGLNOR to clang (to ring loudly) repeatedly [v -ED, -ING, -S] CLANKED ACDEKLN CLANK, to make sharp, metallic sound [v] CLARION ACILNOR to proclaim by blowing medieval trumpet [v -ED, -ING, -S] CLATTER ACELRTT to move with rattling noise [v -ED, -ING, -S] CLAVIER ACEILRV keyboard instrument [n -S] CLAXONS ACLNOSX CLAXON, klaxon (low-pitched horn) [n] CLEPING CEGILNP CLEPE, to call by name [v] CLICKED CCDEIKL CLICK, to make short, sharp sound [v] CLICKER CCEIKLR one that clicks (to make short, sharp sound) [n -S] CLINGED CDEGILN CLING, to make high-pitched ringing sound [v] CLINGER CEGILNR one that clings (to make high-pitched ringing sound) [n -S] CLINKED CDEIKLN CLINK, to make soft, sharp, ringing sound [v] CLITTER CEILRTT to make thin rattling sound [v -ED, -ING, -S] CLONKED CDEKLNO CLONK, to make dull thumping sound [v] CLOPPED CDELOPP CLOP, to make sound of hoof striking pavement [v] CLUCKED CCDEKLU CLUCK, to make sound of hen [v] CLUNKED CDEKLNU CLUNK, to thump (to strike so as to make dull, heavy sound) [v] COMICAL ACCILMO funny (causing laughter or amusement) [adj] COMPING CGIMNOP playing of jazz accompaniment [n -S] CONCENT CCENNOT harmony (agreement (act of agreeing (agree))) [n -S] CONLANG ACGLNNO constructed language [n -S] COOEYED CDEEOOY COOEY, to cooee (to cry out shrilly) [v] CORDITE CDEIORT explosive powder [n -S] CORNETS CENORST CORNET, trumpetlike instrument [n] CENORTT cornetto (musical wind instrument) [n -S]

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COUGHED CDEGHOU COUGH, to expel air from lungs noisily [v] COUGHER CEGHORU one that coughs (to expel air from lungs noisily) [n -S] COUPLET CELOPTU pair of successive lines of verse [n -S] COWBELL BCELLOW bell around cow's neck [n -S] COWPUNK CKNOPUW music combining country and western styles with punk rock [n -S] CRACKLE ACCEKLR to make succession of snapping sounds [v -D, -LING, -S] CRASHED ACDEHRS CRASH, to collide noisily [v] CRASHER ACEHRRS one that crashes (to collide noisily) [n -S] CRASHES ACEHRSS CRASH, to collide noisily [v] CRAUNCH ACCHNRU to crunch (to chew with crackling sound) [v -ED, -ING, -ES] CREAKED ACDEEKR CREAK, to squeak (to make sharp, high-pitched sound) [v] CRETICS CCEIRST CRETIC, type of metrical foot [n] CROAKED ACDEKOR CROAK, to utter low, hoarse sound [v] CROAKER ACEKORR one that croaks (to utter low, hoarse sound) [n -S] CROONED CDENOOR CROON, to sing softly [v] CROTALE ACELORT small cymbal () [n -S] CRUMPED CDEMPRU CRUMP, to crunch (to chew with crackling sound) [v] CRUNCHY CCHNRUY something that makes crackling sound when eaten [n -HIES] CUATROS ACORSTU CUATRO, small guitar of Latin America [n] CUCKOOS CCKOOSU CUCKOO, to repeat monotonously [v] CURRING CGINRRU CURR, to purr (to utter low, vibrant sound) [v] CYMBALS ABCLMSY CYMBAL, percussion instrument [n] D 7s DACTYLS ACDLSTY DACTYL, type of metrical foot [n] DANCERS ACDENRS DANCER, one that dances (to move rhythmically to music) [n] DANCING ADCGINN DANCE, to move rhythmically to music [v] DEACONS ACDENOS DEACON, to read hymn aloud [v] DEAFENS ADEEFNS DEAFEN, to make deaf (lacking sense of hearing) [v] DEAFEST ADEEFST DEAF, lacking sense of hearing [adj] DEAFISH ADEFHIS somewhat deaf [adj] DEAVING ADEGINV DEAVE, to deafen (to make deaf (lacking sense of hearing)) [v] DECIBEL BCDEEIL unit of sound intensity [n -S] DEEJAYS ADEEJSY DEEJAY, to work as disc jockey [v] DEMINER DEEIMNR one that removes mines (explosive devices) [n -S] DENTALS ADELNST DENTAL, dentally produced sound [n] DERRIES DEEIRRS DERRY, meaningless word used in chorus of old songs [n] DESCANT ACDENST to sing counterpoint to melody [v -ED, -ING, -S] DETUNED DDEENTU DETUNE, to adjust (instrument) so that it is no longer in tune [v] DETUNES DEENSTU DETUNE, to adjust (instrument) so that it is no longer in tune [v] DEVOICE CDEEIOV to unvoice (to deprive of voice or vocal quality) [v -D, -CING, -S] DHOLAKS ADHKLOS DHOLAK, two-headed drum [n] DICTATE ACDEITT to read aloud for recording [v -D, -TING, -S] DIGITAL ADGIILT key [n -S] DIGRAPH ADGHIPR pair of letters representing single speech sound [n -S] DIMETER DEEIMRT verse of two metrical feet [n -S] DINNING DGIINNN DIN, to make loud noise [v]

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DIPODIC CDDIIOP DIPODY, dimeter (verse of two metrical feet) [adj] DISCANT ACDINST to descant (to sing counterpoint to melody) [v -ED, -ING, -S] DISEURS DEIRSSU DISEUR, skilled reciter [n] DISTICH CDHIIST couplet (paifr of successive lines of verse) [n -S] DISTURB BDIRSTU to interrupt quiet, rest, or peace of [v -ED, -ING, -S] DITTIES DEIISTT DITTY, short, simple song [n] DJEMBES BDEEJMS DJEMBE, type of African hand drum [n] DONGING DGGINNO DONG, to make deep sound like that of large bell [v] DOOWOPS DOOOPSW DOOWOP, singing style [n] DOWNBOW BDNOOWW type of stroke in playing bowed instrument [n -S] DRAWLED ADDELRW DRAWL, to speak slowly with vowels greatly prolonged [v] DRAWLER ADELRRW one that drawls (to speak slowly with vowels greatly prolonged) [n -S] DROLLER DELLORR DROLL, comical (funny (causing laughter or amusement)) [adj] DRONERS DENORRS DRONER, one that drones (to make continuous low sound) [n] DRONING DGINNOR DRONE, to make continuous low sound [v] DRUMBLE BDELMRU to move slowly [v -D, -LING, -S] DRUMMED DDEMMRU DRUM, to beat drum (percussion instrument) [v] DRUMMER DEMMRRU one that drums (to beat drum (percussion instrument)) [n -S] DUBSTEP BDEPSTU type of electronic dance music [n -S] DUETING DEGINTU DUET, to perform duet (musical composition for two) [v] DUETTED DDEETTU DUET, to perform duet (musical composition for two) [v] DULCETS CDELSTU DULCET, soft-toned organ stop [n] DULCIAN ACDILNU early type of bassoon [n -S] DULCIFY CDFILUY to sweeten [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] DUMBEST BDEMSTU DUMB, incapable of speech [adj] DUMBING BDGIMNU DUMB, to make silent (making no sound or noise) [v] DUNNITE DEINNTU an explosive [n -S] DUOTONE DENOOTU illustration of two tones [n -S] E 7s EARACHE AACEEHR pain in ear (organ of hearing) [n -S] EARLESS AEELRSS lacking ears [adj] EARSHOT AEHORST range within which sound can be heard [n -S] ECHOERS CEEHORS ECHOER, one that echoes (to produce echo) [n] ECHOING CEGHINO ECHO, to produce echo [v] ECHOISM CEHIMOS formation of words in imitation of sounds [n -S] ELEGIAC ACEEGIL type of verse [n -S] EMOCORE CEEMOOR emo (style of rock music with emotional lyrics) [n -S] EUPHONY EHNOPUY pleasant sound [n -NIES] EXCLAIM ACEILMX to cry out suddenly [v -ED, -ING, -S] EXPLODE DEELOPX to blow up [v -D, -DING, -S] F 7s FABLIAU AABFILU short metrical tale popular in medieval France [n -X] FALLOUT AFLLOTU radioactive debris resulting from nuclear explosion [n -S] FANFARE AAEFFNR short, lively musical flourish [n -S] FAUCALS AACFLSU FAUCAL, sound produced in fauces [n] FERMATA AAEFMRT sustaining of musical note, chord, or rest beyond its written time value [n -S or -TE]

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FIDDLED DDDEFIL FIDDLE, to play violin [v] FIDDLER DDDEFIL one that fiddles (to play violin) [n -S] FIDDLES DDEFILS FIDDLE, to play violin [v] FINALIS AIIFLNS type of tone in medieval music [n -LES] FIPPLES EFILPPS FIPPLE, plug of wood at mouth of certain wind instruments [n] FIZZERS EFIRSZZ FIZZER, one that fizzes (to make hissing or sputtering sound) [n] FIZZIER EFIIRZZ FIZZY, fizzing (hissing or sputtering sound) [adj] FIZZILY FIILYZZ fizzing (to make hissing or sputtering sound) [adv] FIZZING FGIINZZ FIZZ, to make hissing or sputtering sound [v] FIZZLED DEFILZZ FIZZLE, to fizz (to make hissing or sputtering sound) [v] FIZZLES EFILSZZ FIZZLE, to fizz (to make hissing or sputtering sound) [v] FLOPPED DEFLOPP FLOP, to fall heavily and noisily [v] FLOPPER EFLOPPR one that flops (to fall heavily and noisily) [n -S] FLUENCY CEFLNUY quality of being fluent (spoken or written with effortless ease) [n -CIES] FLUTERS EFLRSTU FLUTER, flutist (one who plays flute) [n] FLUTIER EFILRTU FLUTEY, fluty (resembling flute in sound) [adj] / FLUTY [adj] FLUTING FGILNTU FLUTE, to play on flute () [v] FOGHORN FGHNOOR horn sounded in fog [n -S] FOLKIER EFIKLOR FOLKIE, being in style of folk music [adj] / FOLKY, folkie [adj] FOLKIES EFIKLOS FOLKIE, performer of folk music [n] / FOLKY, folkie (performer of folk music) [n] FORMANT AFMNORT characteristic component of quality of speech sound [n -S] FUGUING FGGINUU FUGUE, to compose fugue (type of musical composition) [v] FUGUIST FGISTUU one who composes fugues (type of musical composition) [n -S] FULMINE EFILMNU to explode loudly [v -D, -NING, -S] FUNNIER EFINNRU FUNNY, causing laughter or amusement [adj] FUNNILY FILNNUY FUNNY, causing laughter or amusement [adv] FURIOSO FIOORSU with great force, used as musical direction [adv] FURORES EFORRSU FURORE, furor (uproar (state of noisy excitement and confusion)) [n] G 7s GAGAKUS AAGGKSU GAGAKU, ancient court music of Japan [n] GAGGERS AEGGGRS GAGGER, one that gags (to stop up mouth) [n] GAGGING AGGGGIN GAG, to stop up mouth [v] GAGGLED ADEGGGL GAGGLE, to cackle (to make sound of hen) [v] GAGGLES AEGGGLS GAGGLE, to cackle (to make sound of hen) [v] GAMELAN AAEGLMN type of orchestra [n -S] GELLIES EEGILLS GELLY, gelignite (high explosive) [n] GIGGLED DEGGGIL GIGGLE, to laugh in silly manner [v] GIGGLER EGGGILR one that giggles (to laugh in silly manner) [n -S] GIGGLES EGGGILS GIGGLE, to laugh in silly manner [v] GITTERN EGINRTT medieval guitar [n -S] GLEEMAN AEEGLMN minstrel (medieval musician) [n -MEN] GLOTTAL AGLLOTT GLOTTIS, opening between vocal cords [adj] GLOTTIC CGILOTT GLOTTIS, opening between vocal cords [adj] GLOTTIS GILOSTT opening between vocal cords [n -ES or -IDES] GLUGGED DEGGGLU GLUG, to make gurgling sound [v] GONGING GGGINNO GONG, to make sound of gong (disk-shaped percussion instrument) [v]

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GOOMBAY ABGMOOY calypso music of Bahamas [n -S] GOSPORT GOOPRST communication device in airplane [n -S] GRAWLIX AGILRWX euphemistic symbolic typography [n -ES] GRENADE ADEEGNR explosive device [n -S] GROANED ADEGNOR GROAN, (to utter low, mournful sound) [v] GROANER AEGNORR one that groans (to utter low, mournful sound) [n -S] GROWLED DEGLORW GROWL, to utter deep, harsh sound [v] GROWLER EGLORRW one that growls (to utter deep, harsh sound) [n -S] GRUFFED DEFFGRU GRUFF, to utter in gruff voice [v] GRUFFER EFFGRRU GRUFF, low and harsh in speech [adj] GRUFFLY FFGLRUY in gruff (low and harsh in speech) manner [adv] GRUMBLE BEGLMRU to mutter in discontent [v -D, -LING, -S] GRUNGER EGGNRRU fan of style of rock music and associated fashions [n -S] GRUNTED DEGNRTU GRUNT, to utter deep, guttural sound [v] GRUNTER EGNRRTU one that grunts (to utter deep, guttural sound) [n -S] GUFFAWS AFFGSUW GUFFAW, to laugh loudly [v] GUGGLED DEGGGLU GUGGLE, to gurgle (to flow with bubbling sounds) [v] GUGGLES EGGGLSU GUGGLE, to gurgle (to flow with bubbling sounds) [v] AGIRSTU GUITAR, stringed musical instrument [n] GURGLED DEGGLRU GURGLE, to flow with bubbling sounds [v] GURGLES EGGLRSU GURGLE, to flow with bubbling sounds [v] H 7s HALLELS AEHLLLS HALLEL, chant of praise [n] HALLOAS AAHLLOS HALLOA, to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v] HALLOED ADEHLLO HALLO, to shout (to utter loudly) [v] HALLOES AEHLLOS HALLO, to shout (to utter loudly) [v] HALLOOS AHLLOOS HALLOO, to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v] HANDSET ADEHNST type of telephone [n -S] HARKENS AEHKNRS HARKEN, to hearken (to listen to) [v] HARPERS AEHPRRS HARPER. harpist (one that plays harp) [n] HARPING AGHINPR HARP, to play on harp (type of stringed musical instrument) [v] HARUMPH AHHMPRU to harrumph (to make guttural sound) [v -ED, -ING, -S] HAUTBOY ABHOTUY (woodwind instrument) [n -S] HAZANIM AAHIMNZ HAZAN, cantor (religious singer) [n] HAZZANS AAHNSZZ HAZZAN, hazan (cantor (religious singer)) [n] HEADSET ADEEHST pair of earphones [n -S] HEARERS AEEHRRS HEARER, one that hears (to perceive by ear) [n] HEARING AEGHINR HEAR, to perceive by ear [v] HEEHAWS AEEHHSW HEEHAW, to guffaw (to laugh loudly) [v] HELICON CEHILNO large bass tuba [n -S] HEMIOLA AEHILMO rhythmic alteration in music [n -S] HEPCATS ACEHPST HEPCAT, jazz enthusiast [n] HEROICS CEHIORS HEROIC, epic verse [n] HICCUPS CCHIPSU HICCUP, to make peculiar-sounding, spasmodic inhalation [v] HILLOAS AHILLOS HILLOA, to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v] HILLOED DEHILLO HILLO, to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v]

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HILLOES EHILLOS HILLO, to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v] HINNIED DEHIINN HINNY, to whinny (to neigh in low or gentle manner) [v] HINNIES EHIINNS HINNY, to whinny (to neigh in low or gentle manner) [v] HISSERS EHIRSSS HISSER, one that hisses (to make sibilant sound) [n] HISSIER EHIIRSS HISSY, characterized by hissing sound [adj] HISSING GHIINSS HISS, to make sibilant sound [v] HOARSEN AEHNORS to make hoarse (low and rough in sound) [v -ED, -ING, -S] HOARSER AEHORRS HOARSE, low and rough in sound [adj] HOLLAED ADEHLLO HOLLA, to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v] HOLLERS EHLLORS HOLLER, to yell (to cry out loudly) [v] HOLLOAS AHLLOOS HOLLOA, to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v] HOLLOED DEHLLOO HOLLO, to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v] HOLLOES EHLLOOS HOLLO, to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v] HOLLOOS HLLOOOS HOLLOO, to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v] HONKERS EHKNORS HONKER, one that honks (to emit cry like that of goose) [n] HONKING GHIKNNO HONK, to emit cry like that of goose [v] HOOFING FGHINOO HOOF, to dance (to move rhythmically to music) [v] HOOPLAS AHLOOPS HOOPLA, commotion [n] HOORAHS AHHOORS HOORAH, to hurrah (to cheer (to applaud with shouts of approval)) [v] HOORAYS AHOORSY HOORAY, to hurrah (to cheer (to applaud with shouts of approval)) [v] HOOTERS EHOORST HOOTER, one that hoots (to cry like owl) [n] HOOTIER EHIOORT HOOTY, sounding like cry of owl [adj] HOOTING GHINOOT HOOT, to cry like owl [v] HORNING GHINNOR mock serenade for newlyweds [n -S] HORNIST HINORST French horn player [n -S] HOUSIER EHIORSU HOUSEY, being in style of house music [adj] HOWLERS EHLORSW HOWLER, one that howls (to cry like dog) [n] HOWLING GHILNOW HOWL, to cry like dog [v] HUBBUBS BBBHSUU HUBBUB, uproar (state of noisy excitement and confusion) [n] HULLOAS AHLLOSU HULLOA, to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v] HULLOED DEHLLOU HULLO, to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v] HULLOES EHLLOSU HULLO, to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v] HULLOOS HLLOOSU HULLOO, to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v] HUMMERS EHMMRSU HUMMER, one that hums (to sing without opening lips or saying words) [n] HUMMING GHIMMNU HUM, to sing without opening lips or saying words [v] HUMPHED DEHHMPU HUMPH, to utter grunt [v] HURLIES EHILRSU HURLY, commotion [n] HURRAHS AHHRRSU HURRAH, to cheer (to applaud with shouts of approval) [v] HURRAYS AHRRSUY HURRAY, to hurrah (to cheer (to applaud with shouts of approval)) [v] HUSHFUL FHHLSUU quiet (making little or no noise) [adj] HUSHING GHHINSU HUSH, to quiet (to cause to be quiet) [v] HUSKIER EHIKRSU HUSKY, hoarse (low and rough in sound) [adj] HUSKILY HIKLSUY in husky (hoarse (low and rough in sound)) manner [adv] HUZZAED ADEHUZZ HUZZA, to cheer (to applaud with shouts of approval) [v] HUZZAHS AHHSUZZ HUZZAH, to huzza (to cheer (to applaud with shouts of approval)) [v] HYMNALS AHLMNSY HYMNAL, book of hymns [n]

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HYMNARY AHMNRYY hymnal (book of hymns) [n -RIES] HYMNING GHIMNNY HYMN, to sing hymn (song of praise to God) [v] HYMNODY DHMNOYY singing of hymns [n -DIES] I 7s IAMBICS ABCIIMS IAMBIC, iamb (type of metrical foot) [n] ICTUSES CEISSTU ICTUS, recurring stress or beat in poetical form [n] IMAGISM AGIIMMS movement in poetry [n -S] IMAGIST AGIIMST adherent of imagism (movement in poetry) [n -S] INQUIET EIINQTU to disturb (to interrupt quiet, rest, or peace of) [v -ED, -ING, -S] INTONED DEINNOT INTONE, to speak in singing voice [v] INTONER EINNORT one that intones (to speak in singing voice) [n -S] INTONES EINNOST INTONE, to speak in singing voice [v] INTROIT IINORTT music sung at beginning of worship service [n -S] J 7s JANGLED ADEGJLN JANGLE, to make harsh, metallic sound [v] JANGLER AEGJLNR one that jangles (to make harsh, metallic sound) [n -S] JANGLES AEGJLNS JANGLE, to make harsh, metallic sound [v] JAZZBOS ABJOSZZ JAZZBO, devotee of jazz (style of lively syncopated music) [n] JAZZERS AEJRSZZ JAZZER, one that jazzes (to enliven (to make lively)) [n] JAZZIER AEIJRZZ JAZZY, lively (full of energy) [adj] JAZZILY AIJLYZZ JAZZY, lively (full of energy) [adv] JAZZING AGIJNZZ JAZZ, to enliven (to make lively) [v] JAZZMAN AAJMNZZ type of musician (one who performs or composes music) [n -MEN] JINGLED DEGIJLN JINGLE, to make tinkling sound [v] JINGLER EGIJLNR one that jingles (to make tinkling sound) [n -S] JINGLES EGIJLNS JINGLE, to make tinkling sound [v] JUKEBOX BEJKOUX coin-operated phonograph [n -ES] K 7s KABOOMS ABKMOOS KABOOM, sound of loud explosion [n] KALIMBA AABIKLM African musical instrument [n -S] KARAOKE AAEKKOR musical device to which user sings along [n -S] KATHUMP AHKMPTU loud thudding sound [n -S] KEEKING EEGIKKN KEEK, to peep (to utter short, shrill cry) [v] KEENERS EEEKNRS KEENER, one that keens (to wail loudly over dead) [n] KEENING EEGIKNN act of wailing loudly over dead [n -S] / KEEN, to wail loudly over dead [v] KERCHOO CEHKOOR ahchoo (used to represent sound of sneeze) [interj] KHAZENS AEHKNSZ KHAZEN, hazzan (hazan (cantor (religious singer))) [n] KICKUPS CIKKPSU KICKUP, noisy argument [n] KITHARA AAHIKRT cithara (ancient stringed instrument) [n -S] KLAXONS AKLNOSX KLAXON, low-pitched horn [n] KLEZMER EEKLMRZ Jewish folk musician [n -S or -MORIM] KNELLED DEEKLLN KNELL, to sound bell [v] KNOLLED DEKLLNO KNOLL, to knell (to sound bell) [v] KNOLLER EKLLNOR one that knolls (to knell (to sound bell)) [n -S] L 7s LABIALS AABILLS LABIAL, labially produced sound [n]

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LADDISM ADDILMS boisterous macho behavior by lads [n -S] LAIRIER AEIILRR LAIRY, unpleasantly loud [adj] LALLING AGILLLN LALL, to articulate letter r as l [v] LAMINAL AAILLMN speech sound articulated with blade of tongue [n -S] LAUGHED ADEGHLU LAUGH, to express emotion, typically mirth, by series of inarticulate sounds [v] LAUGHER AEGHLRU one that laughs (to express emotion, typically mirth, by series of inarticulate sounds) [n -S] LAVROCK ACKLORV laverock (songbird (bird that utters musical call)) [n -S] LEGATOS AEGLOST LEGATO, smooth and flowing musical style [n] LENITED DEEILNT LENITE, to articulate lenis (speech sound pronounced with little or no aspiration) [v] LENITES EEILNST LENITE, to articulate lenis (speech sound pronounced with little or no aspiration) [v] LETTERS EELRSTT LETTER, to mark with letters (written symbols representing speech sounds) [v] LILTING GIILLNT LILT, to sing or speak rhythmically [v] LINGUAL AGILLNU sound articulated with tongue [n -S] LINNETS EILNNST LINNET, European songbird [n] LISPERS EILPRSS LISPER, one that lisps (to pronounce letters s and z imperfectly) [n] LISPING GIILNPS act of lisping [n -S] / LISP, to pronounce letters s and z imperfectly [v] LISTENS EILNSST LISTEN, to make conscious use of sense of hearing [v] LOUDENS DELNOSU LOUDEN, to make or become louder [v] LOUDEST DELOSTU LOUD, strongly audible [adj] LOUDISH DHILOSU somewhat loud [adj] LOWINGS GILNOSW LOWING, sound characteristic of cattle [n] LULLABY ABLLLUY to lull with soothing song [v -BIED, -ING, -BIES] LUTHIER EHILRTU one who makes stringed instruments [n -S] LUTISTS ILSSTTU LUTIST, lutanist (one who plays lute) [n] LYDDITE DDEILTY explosive [n -S] LYRICAL ACILLRY having form of song [adj] LYRICON CILNORY electronic wind instrument [n -S] LYRISMS ILMRSSY LYRISM, lyricism (quality of being lyrics) [n] LYRISTS ILRSSTY LYRIST, one who plays lyre [n] M 7s MACRONS ACMNORS MACRON, symbol placed over vowel to show that it has long sound [n] MANDORA AADMNOR stringed musical instrument [n -S] MARACAS AAACMRS MARACA, percussion instrument [n] MARCATO AACMORT musical passage played with strong accentuation [n -S] MARIMBA AABIMMR percussion instrument [n -S] MATTINS AIMNSTT MATTIN, matin (morning song, as of birds) [n] MAVISES AEIMSSV MAVIS, songbird (bird that utters musical call) [n] MAYBIRD ABDIMRY bobolink (songbird (bird that utters musical call)) [n -S] MEDIALS ADEILMS MEDIAL, sound, syllable, or letter in middle of word [n] MEDIANT ADEIMNT type of musical tone [n -S] MEGATON AEGMNOT unit of explosive force [n -S] MELISMA AEILMMS melodic embellishment [n -S or -TA] MELODIC CDEILMO pertaining to melody (agreeable succession of musical sounds) [adj] MEOUING EGIMNOU MEOU, to meow (to make crying sound of cat) [v] MEOWING EGIMNOW MEOW, to make crying sound of cat [v] METRIFY EFIMRTY to compose in metrical form [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES]

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MEWLERS EELMRSW MEWLER, one that mewls (to whimper (to cry with plaintive, broken sounds)) [n] MEWLING EGILMNW MEWL, to whimper (to cry with plaintive, broken sounds) [v] MIAOUED ADEIMOU MIAOU, to meow (to make crying sound of cat) [v] MIAOWED ADEIMOW MIAOW, to meow (to make crying sound of cat) [v] MIAULED ADEILMU MIAUL, to meow (to make crying sound of cat) [v] MISHEAR AEHIMRS to hear incorrectly [v -D, -ING, -S] MISTUNE EIMNSTU to tune incorrectly [v -D, -NING, -S] MOANERS AEMNORS MOANER, one that moans (to utter low, mournful sound) [n] MOANING AGIMNNO MOAN, to utter low, mournful sound [v] MOLLIFY FILLMOY to soothe (to restore to quiet or normal state) [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] MORCEAU ACEMORU short literary or musical composition [n -X] MORDENT DEMNORT melodic embellishment [n -S] MOTIVIC CIIMOTV pertaining to musical motif [adj] MUDCAPS ACDMPSU MUDCAP, to cover explosive with mud before detonating [v] MUEDDIN DDEIMNU muezzin (Muslim crier who calls faithful to prayer) [n -S] MUEZZIN EIMNUZZ Muslim crier who calls faithful to prayer [n -S] MUFFLED DEFFLMU MUFFLE, to wrap with something to deaden sound [v] MUFFLER EFFLMRU device for deadening sound [n -S] MUFFLES EFFLMSU MUFFLE, to wrap with something to deaden sound [v] MUNCHED CDEHMNU MUNCH, to chew with crackling sound [v] MUNCHER CEHMNRU one that munches (to chew with crackling sound) [n -S] MUNCHES CEHMNSU MUNCH, to chew with crackling sound [v] MUSICAL ACILMSU play in which dialogue is interspersed with songs and dances [n -S] MUSICKS CIKMSSU MUSICK, to compose music for [v] MUTEDLY DELMTUY MUTE, to deaden sound of [adv] MUTISMS IMMSSTU MUTISM, muteness (state of being mute (characterized by absence of speech)) [n] N 7s NATURAL AALNRTU type of musical note [n -S] NEIGHED DEEGHIN NEIGH, to utter cry of horse [v] NICKERS CEIKNRS NICKER, to neigh (to utter cry of horse) [v] NOISIER EIINORS NOISY, making loud sounds [adj] NOISILY IILNOSY NOISY, making loud sounds [adv] NOODLED DDELNOO NOODLE, to play idly on musical instrument [v] NOODLES DELNOOS NOODLE, to play idly on musical instrument [v] NORTENA AENNORT style of folk music of northern Mexico and Texas [n -S] O 7s OCARINA AACINOR wind instrument [n -S] OCTAVAL AACLOTV OCTAVE, type of musical interval [adj] OCTAVES ACEOSTV OCTAVE, type of musical interval [n] OFFBEAT ABEFFOT unaccented beat in musical measure [n -S] OINKING GIIKNNO OINK, to utter natural grunt of hog [v] OOMPAHS AHMOOPS OOMPAH, to play repeated rhythmic bass accompaniment [v] ORALISM AILMORS use of oral methods of teaching deaf [n -S] ORALIST AILORST advocate of oralism (use of oral methods of teaching deaf) [n -S] ORIOLES EILOORS ORIOLE, American songbird [n] OROTUND DNOORTU full and clear in sound [adj]

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OSCINES CEINOSS OSCINE, any of family of songbirds [n] OTTAVAS AAOSTTV OTTAVA, octave (type of musical interval) [n] OUTBARK ABKORTU to surpass in barking [v -ED, -ING, -S] OUTECHO CEHOOTU to surpass in echoing [v -ED, -ING, -ES] OUTHEAR AEHORTU to surpass in hearing [v -D, -ING, -S] OUTRING GINORTU to ring louder than [v -RANG, -RUNG, -ING, -S] OUTROAR AOORRTU to roar louder than [v -ED, -ING, -S] OUTSING GINOSTU to surpass in singing [v -SANG, -SUNG, -ING, -S] OUTYELL ELLOTUY to yell louder than [v -ED, -ING, -S] OVATION AINOOTV expression or demonstration of popular acclaim [n -S] OVERDUB BDEORUV to add sound to existing recording [v -BBED, -BBING, -S] OXYTONE ENNOTXY word having heavy stress on last syllable [n -S] OYESSES EEOSSSY OYES, oyez (cry used to introduce opening of court of law) [n] P 7s PAEONIC ACEINOP PAEON, metrical foot of four syllables [adj] PARTIAL AAILPRT simple component of complex tone [n -S] PARTITA AAIPRTT set of related instrumental pieces [n -S] PEACING ACEGINP PEACE, to be or become silent [v] PEEPERS EEEPPRS PEEPER, one that peeps (to utter short, shrill cry) [n] PEEPING EEGINPP PEEP, to utter short, shrill cry [v] PETARDS ADEPRST PETARD, explosive device [n] PHONATE AEHNOPT to produce speech sounds [v -D, -TING, -S] PHONEME EEHMNOP unit of speech [n -S] PHONICS CHINOPS science of sound [n] PIBROCH BCHIOPR musical piece played on bagpipe [n -S] PINGERS EGINPRS PINGER, device for producing pulses of sound [n] PINGING GGIINNP PING, to produce brief, high-pitched sound [v] PIPIEST EIIPPST PIPY, shrill (having high-pitched and piercing quality) [adj] PITAPAT AAIPPTT to make repeated tapping sound [v -TTED, -TTING, -S] PLOSION ILNOOPS release of breath after the articulation of certain consonants [n -S] PLOSIVE EILOPSV sound produced by plosion [n -S] POESIES EEIOPSS POESY, poetry (literary work in metrical form) [n] POETESS EEOPSST female poet (one who writes poems) [n -ES] POETISE EEIOPST to poetize (to write poetry) [v -D, -SING, -S] POETIZE EEIOPTZ to write poetry [v -D, -ZING, -S] POPPERS EOPPPRS POPPER, one that pops (to make sharp, explosive sound) [n] POPPIER EIOPPPR POPPY, having characteristics of pop music [adj] POPPING GINOPPP POP, to make sharp, explosive sound [v] POPSTER EOPPRST pop musician [n -S] PREAMPS AEMPPRS PREAMP, amplifier (device for amplifying) [n] PRECENT CEENPRT to lead church choir in singing [v -ED, -ING, -S] PRELUDE DEELPRU to play musical introduction [v -D, -DING, -S] PREROCK CEKOPRR preceding development of rock music [adj] PRESONG EGNOPRS preceding song [adj] PRESTOS EOPRSST PRESTO, musical passage played in rapid tempo [n] PROSING GINOPRS PROSE, to write prose (writing without metrical structure) [v]

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PSALMED ADELMPS PSALM, to praise in psalms (sacred songs) [v] PSALTRY ALPRSTY psaltery (ancient stringed musical instrument) [n -RIES] PULINGS GILNPSU PULING, plaintive cry [n] PULSATE AELPSTU to expand and contract rhythmically [v -D, -TING, -S] PULSING GILNPSU PULSE, to pulsate (to expand and contract rhythmically) [v] PUNKERS EKNPRSU PUNKER, punk rock musician [n] PURRING GINPRRU PUR, to purr (to utter low, vibrant sound) [v] / PURR [v] PYRRHIC CHIPRRY type of metrical foot [n -S] Q 7s QAWWALI AAILQWW style of Muslim music [n -S] QUACKED ACDEKQU QUACK, to utter characteristic cry of duck [v] QUIETED DEEIQTU QUIET, to cause to be quiet [v] QUIETEN EEINQTU to quiet (to cause to be quiet) [v -ED, -ING, -S] QUIETER EEIQRTU one that quiets (to cause to be quiet) [n -S] / QUIET [adj] QUIETLY EILQTUY in quiet manner [adv] R 7s RACKETS ACEKRST RACKET, to make loud noise [v] RACKETY ACEKRTY noisy (making loud sounds) [adj -TIER, -TIEST] RAGTIME AEGIMRT style of American dance music [n -S] RANTERS AENRRST RANTER, one that rants (to speak in loud or vehement manner) [n] RANTING AGINNRT RANT, to speak in loud or vehement manner [v] RATATAT AAARTTT quick, sharp rapping sound [n -S] RATTLED ADELRTT RATTLE, to make quick succession of short, sharp sounds [v] RATTLER AELRRTT one that rattles (to make quick succession of short, sharp sounds) [n -S] RATTLES AELRSTT RATTLE, to make quick succession of short, sharp sounds [v] RAUCITY ACIRTUY state of being raucous (loud and unruly) [n -TIES] RAUCOUS ACORSUU loud and unruly [adj] RAVIEST AEIRSTV RAVEY, characteristic of rave (all-night dance party with fast electronic music) [adj] REBECKS BCEEKRS REBECK, rebec (ancient stringed instrument) [n] REBOANT ABENORT resounding loudly [adj] RECHEAT ACEEHRT hunting call [n -S] REDOING DEGINOR REDO, DO, first tone of diatonic musical scale [v] REEDILY DEEILRY with thin, piping sound [adv] REEDMAN ADEEMNR one who plays reed instrument [n -MEN] REELING EEGILNR sustained noise [n -S] REGGAES AEEGGRS REGGAE, form of popular Jamaican music [n] REHEARD ADEEHRR REHEAR, HEAR, to perceive by ear [v] REHEARS AEEHRRS REHEAR, HEAR, to perceive by ear [v] REQUIEM EEIMQRU musical composition for dead [n -S] RESOUND DENORSU to make loud, long, or echoing sound [v -ED, -ING, -S] RETUNED DEENRTU RETUNE, TUNE, to put into proper pitch [v] RETUNES EENRSTU RETUNE, TUNE, to put into proper pitch [v] REVELRY EELRRVY noisy merrymaking [n -RIES] REVERBS BEERRSV REVERB, to continue in series of echoes [v] RHYMERS EHMRRSY RHYMER, one that rhymes (to compose verse with corresponding terminal sounds) [n] RHYMING GHIMNRY RHYME, to compose verse with corresponding terminal sounds [v]

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RHYTHMS HHMRSTY RHYTHM, movement or procedure with uniform recurrence of strong and weak elements [n] RIBBITS BBIIRST RIBBIT, sound made by frog [n] RIDOTTO DIOORTT public musical entertainment in 18th century England [n -S] RIFFAGE AEFFGIR series of musical phrases [n -S] RIMSHOT HIMORST sound made by drumstick striking rim and head of drum [n -S] RIPIENO EIINOPR tutti (musical passage performed by all performers) [n -S or -NI] RISIBLE BEIILRS inclined to laugh [adj] RISIBLY BIILRSY RISIBLE, inclined to laugh [adv] RISUSES EIRSSSU RISUS, grin or laugh [n] RITARDS ADIRRST RITARD, musical passage with gradual slackening in tempo [n] ROARERS AEORRRS ROARER, one that roars (to utter loud, deep sound) [n] ROARING AGINORR loud, deep sound [n -S] / ROAR, to utter loud, deep sound [v] ROCKABY ABCKORY song used to lull child to sleep [n -BIES] ROULADE ADELORU musical embellishment [n -S] ROUPIER EIOPRRU ROUPY, hoarse (low and rough in sound) [adj] ROUPILY ILOPRUY ROUPY, hoarse (low and rough in sound) [adv] RUBATOS ABORSTU RUBATO, fluctuation of speed within musical phrase [n] RUCTION CINORTU ruckus (noisy disturbance) [n -S] RUMBLED BDELMRU RUMBLE, to make deep, thunderous sound [v] RUMBLER BELMRRU one that rumbles (to make deep, thunderous sound) [n -S] RUMBLES BELMRSU RUMBLE, to make deep, thunderous sound [v] RUSTLED DELRSTU RUSTLE, to make succession of slight, soft sounds [v] RUSTLER ELRRSTU one that rustles (to make succession of slight, soft sounds) [n -S] RUSTLES ELRSSTU RUSTLE, to make succession of slight, soft sounds [v] S 7s SABBING ABBGINS SAB, to sob (to cry with convulsive catching of breath) [v] SALVING AGILNSV SALVE, to soothe (to restore to quiet or normal state) [v] SAMBUCA AABCMSU ancient stringed instrument [n -S] SAMBUKE ABEKMSU sambuca (ancient stringed instrument) [n -S] SAMISEN AEIMNSS Japanese stringed instrument [n -S] SANSARS AANRSSS SANSAR, sarsar (cold, whistling wind) [n] SARANGI AAGINRS stringed instrument of India [n -S] SARODES ADEORSS SARODE, sarod (stringed instrument of India) [n] SARSARS AARRSSS SARSAR, cold, whistling wind [n] SAXHORN AHNORSX brass wind instrument [n -S] SAXTUBA AABSTUX bass saxhorn [n -S] SCHERZO CEHORSZ lively musical movement [n -S or -ZI] SCRAICH ACCHIRS to utter shrill cry [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCRAIGH ACGHIRS to scraich (to utter shrill cry) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCREAKS ACEKRSS SCREAK, to screech (to utter harsh, shrill cry) [v] SCREAMS ACEMRSS SCREAM, to utter prolonged, piercing cry [v] SCREECH CCEEHRS to utter harsh, shrill cry [v -ED, -ING, -ES] SCRITCH CCHIRST quiet scraping sound [n -ES] SCROOPS COOPRSS SCROOP, to make harsh, grating sound [v] SENNETS EENNSST SENNET, call sounded on trumpet signaling entrance or exit of actors [n] SHADDUP ADDHPSU used to silence someone [interj]

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SHANTEY AEHNSTY chantey (sailor's song) [n -S] SHARPED ADEHPRS SHARP, to raise in pitch, as musical tone [v] AEHHINS double-reed wind instrument of India [n -S] SHENAIS AEHINSS SHENAI, shehnai (double-reed wind instrument of India) [n] SHOFARS AFHORSS SHOFAR, ram's-horn trumpet blown in certain Jewish rituals [n] SHOPHAR AHHOPRS shofar (ram's-horn trumpet blown in certain Jewish rituals) [n -S or -HROTH] SHOUTED DEHOSTU SHOUT, to utter loudly [v] SHOUTER EHORSTU one that shouts (to utter loudly) [n -S] SHRIEKS EHIKRSS SHRIEK, to utter shrill cry [v] SHRIEKY EHIKRSY shrill (having high-pitched and piercing quality) [adj -KIER,-KIEST] SHRILLS HILLRSS SHRILL, to utter shrill sound [v] SHRILLY HILLRSY SHRILL, having high-pitched and piercing quality [adv] SHUSHED EHHRSSU SHUSH, to silence (to make silent (making no sound or noise)) [v] SHUSHER EHHRSSU one that shushes (to silence (to make silent)) [n -S] SHUSHES EHHSSSU SHUSH, to silence (to make silent (making no sound or noise)) [v] SILENCE CEEILNS to make silent (making no sound or noise) [v -D, -CING, -S] SILENTS EILNSST silent movies [n] 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 [v] SINNETS EINNSST SINNET, sennet (call sounded on trumpet signaling entrance or exit of actors) [n] SISTRUM IMRSSTU ancient Egyptian percussion instrument [n -S or -RA] SIZZLED DEILSZZ SIZZLE, to burn or fry with hissing sound [v] SIZZLES EILSSZZ SIZZLE, to burn or fry with hissing sound [v] SKIFFLE EFFIKLS to play particular style of music [v -D, -LING, -S] SKIRLED DEIKLRS SKIRL, to produce shrill sound [v] 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] SLAMMED ADELMMS SLAM, to shut forcibly and noisily [v] SLANGED ADEGLNS SLANG, to use slang (extremely informal or vulgar language) [v] SLURPED DELPRSU SLURP, to eat or drink noisily [v] SNAPPED ADENPPS SNAP, to make sharp cracking sound [v] SNAPPER AENPPRS one that snaps (to make sharp cracking sound) [n -S] SNICKER CEIKNRS to utter partly stifled laugh [v -ED, -ING, -S] SNIGGER EGGINRS to snicker (to utter partly stifled laugh) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SNIVELS EILNSSV SNIVEL, to cry or whine with sniffling [v] SNORERS ENORRSS SNORER, one that snores (to breathe loudly while sleeping) [n] SNORING GINNORS act of breathing loudly while sleeping [n -S] / SNORE [v] SNORTED DENORST SNORT, to exhale noisily through nostrils [v] SNORTER ENORRST one that snorts (to exhale noisily through nostrils) [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] SOLFEGE EEFGLOS type of singing exercise [n -S] SONANCE ACENNOS sound [n -S] SONANTS ANNOSST SONANT, sound uttered with vibration of vocal cords [n] SONATAS AANOSST SONATA, type of musical composition [n] SONOVOX NOOOSVX sound effects device [n -ES]

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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] SOOTHES EHOOSST SOOTHE, to restore to quiet or normal state [v] SOPRANO ANOOPRS highest singing voice [n -S or -NI] SORDINE DEINORS device used to muffle tone of musical instrument [n -S] SORDINO DINOORS sordine (device used to muffle tone of musical instrument) [n -NI] SOUGHED DEGHOSU SOUGH, to make moaning or sighing sound [v] SOUKOUS KOOSSUU dance music in Democratic Republic of Congo [n -ES] 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] SPINETS EINPSST SPINET, small piano (musical instrument) [n] SPINTOS INOPSST SPINTO, singing voice that is lyric and dramatic [n] SPIRANT AINPRST speech sound produced by forcing of breath through narrow passage [n -S] SPONDEE DEENOPS type of metrical foot [n -S] SQUALLS ALLQSSU SQUALL, to cry or scream loudly [v] SQUAWKS AKQSSUW SQUAWK, to utter loud, harsh cry [v] SQUEAKS AEKQSSU SQUEAK, to make sharp, high-pitched sound [v] SQUEALS AELQSSU SQUEAL, to utter sharp, shrill cry [v] STATICS ACISSTT STATIC, random noise produced in radio or television receiver [n] STENTOR ENORSTT person having very loud voice [n -S] STERTOR EORRSTT deep snoring sound [n -S] STILLER EILLRST STILL, free from sound or motion [adj] STRETTA AERSTTT stretto (concluding musical passage played at faster tempo) [n -S or -TE] STRETTO EORSTTT concluding musical passage played at faster tempo [n -S or -TI] STRIDOR DIORRST strident sound [n -S] STROPHE EHOPRST part of ancient Greek choral ode [n -S] SUBBASS ABBSSSU pedal stop producing lowest tones of organ [n -ES] SUBECHO BCEHOSU inferior echo [n -ES] SUBTONE BENOSTU low or subdued tone [n -S] SUGHING GGHINSU SUGH, to sough (to make moaning or sighing sound) [v] SWISHED DEHISSW SWISH, to move with prolonged hissing sound [v] SWISHER EHIRSSW one that swishes (to move with prolonged hissing sound) SWISHES EHISSSW SWISH, to move with prolonged hissing sound [v] SYNCOPE CENOPSY contraction of word by omitting one or more sounds from middle [n -S] SYSTOLE ELOSSTY normal rhythmic contraction of heart [n -S] T 7s TALKIES AEIKLST TALKIE, moving picture with synchronized sound [n] TAMBURA AABMRTU stringed instrument [n -S] TAMBURS ABMRSTU TAMBUR, tambura (stringed instrument) [n] TANTARA AAANRTT sound of trumpet or horn [n -S] TANTIVY AINTTVY hunting cry [n -VIES] TECHNOS CEHNOST TECHNO, style of disco music [n] TENOURS ENORSTU TENOUR, tenor (high male singing voice) [n] TENUTOS ENOSTTU TENUTO, musical note or chord held longer than its normal duration [n] THRASHY AHHRSTY characteristic of style of fast, loud, punk-rock music [adj -HIER, -HIEST] THROATS AHORSTT THROAT, to utter in hoarse voice [v]

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THROATY AHORTTY hoarse (low and rough in sound) [adj -TIER, -TIEST] THUDDED DDDEHTU THUD, to make dull, heavy sound [v] THUMPED DEHMPTU THUMP, to strike so as to make dull, heavy sound [v] THUMPER EHMPRTU one that thumps (to strike so as to make dull, heavy sound) [n -S] THUNDER DEHNRTU to produce loud, resounding sound [v -ED, -ING, -S] THUNKED DEHKNTU THUNK, to make sudden, muffled sound [v] TICKERS CEIKRST TICKER, one that ticks (to make recurrent clicking sound) [n] TICKING CGIIKNT TICK, to make recurrent clicking sound [v] TICTACS ACCISTT TICTAC, to ticktock (to make ticking sound of clock) [v] TICTOCS CCIOSTT TICTOC, to ticktock (to make ticking sound of clock) [v] TIMBRAL ABILMRT , quality given to sound by its overtones [adj] TIMBREL BEIMLRT percussion instrument [n -S] BEIMRST TIMBRE, quality given to sound by its overtones [n] TINGING GGIINNT TING, to emit high-pitched metallic sound [v] TINKLED DEIKLNT TINKLE, to make slight, sharp, metallic sounds [v] TINKLER EIKLNRT one that tinkles (to make slight, sharp, metallic sounds) [n -S] TINKLES EIKLNST TINKLE, to make slight, sharp, metallic sounds [v] TIRLING GIILNRT TIRL, to make vibrating sound [v] TITLARK AIKLRTT songbird (bird that utters musical call) [n -S] TITTERS EIRSTTT TITTER, to utter restrained, nervous laugh [v] TOCCATA AACCOTT musical composition usually for organ [n -S or -TE] TOCSINS CINOSST TOCSIN, alarm sounded on bell [n] TONALLY ALLNOTY TONAL, pertaining to tone [adv] TONEMES EEMNOST TONEME, tonal unit of speech [n] TONEMIC CEIMNOT TONEME, tonal unit of speech [adj] TONETIC CEINOTT TONETICS, phonetic study of tone in language [adj] TONETTE EENOTTT simple flute [n -S] TOOTERS EOORSTT TOOTER, one that toots (to sound horn or whistle in short blasts) [n] TOOTING GINOOTT TOOT, to sound horn or whistle in short blasts [v] ELMOORT vibrating musical effect [n -S] TRIGONS GINORST TRIGON, ancient stringed instrument [n] TRIPODY DIOPRTY verse of three metrical feet [n -DIES] TRISEME EEIMRST type of metrical foot [n -S] TRITONE EINORTT musical interval of three whole tones [n -S] TROCHEE CEEHORT type of metrical foot [n -S] TROTYLS LORSTTY TROTYL, explosive [n] TRUMPET EMPRTTU to sound on trumpet (brass wind instrument) [v -ED, -ING, -S] TSKTSKS KKSSSTT TSKTSK, to tsk (to utter exclamation of annoyance) [v] TUMULTS LMSTTUU TUMULT, great din and commotion [n] TUNABLE ABELNTU capable of being tuned [adj] TUNABLY ABLNTUY TUNABLE, capable of being tuned [adv] TUNINGS GINNSTU TUNING, act of adjusting musical instrument to correct pitch [n] TURDINE DEINRTU belonging to large family of singing birds [adj] TUTTING GINTTTU TUT, to utter exclamation of impatience [v] TWANGED ADEGNTW TWANG, to make sharp, vibrating sound [v] TWANGER AEGNRTW one that twangs (to make sharp, vibrating sound) [n -S]

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TWANGLE AEGLNTW to twang (to make sharp, vibrating sound) [v -D, -LING, -S] TWATTLE AELTTTW to twaddle (to talk foolishly) [v -D, -LING, -S] TWEEDLE DEEELTW to perform casually on musical instrument [v -D, -LING, -S] TWEETED DEEETTW TWEET, to chirp (to utter short, shrill sound) [v] TWEETER EEERTTW loudspeaker designed to reproduce high-pitched sounds [n -S] TWITTER EIRTTTW to utter succession of chirping sounds [v -ED, -ING, -S] TYMBALS ABLMSTY TYMBAL, timbal (large drum) [n] TYPHONS HNOPSTY TYPHON, type of signal horn [n] U 7s UKELELE EEEKLLU ukulele (small guitar-like instrument) [n -S] UKULELE EEKLLUU small guitar-like instrument [n -S] ULULATE AELLTUU to howl (to cry like dog) [v -D, -TING, -S] UNFUNNY FNNNUUY FUNNY, causing laughter or amusement [adj -NIER, -NIEST] UNHEARD ADEHNRU HEAR, to perceive by ear [adj] UNNOISY INNOSUY NOISY, making loud sounds [adj] UNQUIET EINQTUU QUIET, making little or no noise [adj -ER, -EST] UNRIMED DEIMNRU RIME, to rhyme (to compose verse with corresponding terminal sounds) [adj] UNROUND DNNORUU to articulate without rounding lips [v -ED, -ING, -S] UNTUNED DENNTUU UNTUNE, to put out of tune [v] UNTUNES ENNSTUU UNTUNE, to put out of tune [v] UNVOCAL ACLNOUV VOCAL, sound produced with voice [adj] UPBEATS ABEPSTU UPBEAT, unaccented beat in musical measure [n] UPROARS AOPRRSU UPROAR, state of noisy excitement and confusion [n] UTTERED DEERTTU UTTER, to give audible expression to [v] UTTERER EERRTTU one that utters (to give audible expression to) [n -S] UVULARS ALRSUUV UVULAR, uvularly produced sound [n] V 7s VEERIES EEEIRSV VEERY, songbird (bird that utters musical call) [n] VERSETS EERSSTV VERSET, versicle (short line of metrical writing) [n] VERSIFY EFIRSVY to change from prose into metrical form [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] VERSING EGINRSV VERSE, to versify (to change from prose into metrical form) [v] VESPERS EEPRSSV VESPER, evening service, prayer, or song [n] VIBRANT ABINRTV sonant (sound uttered with vibration of vocal cords) [n -S] ABIORTV tremulous or pulsating musical effect [n -S] VIELLES EEILLSV VIELLE, musical instrument played by turning handle [n] VIOLINS IILNOSV VIOLIN, stringed instrument [n] VIOLONE EILNOOV stringed instrument [n -S] VIRAGOS AGIORSV VIRAGO, noisy, domineering woman [n] VIVACES ACEIISVV VIVACE, musical passage played in brisk spirited manner [n] VOCABLY ABCLOVY in manner that may be voiced aloud [adv] VOCALIC ACCILOV vowel sound [n -S] VOCODER CDEOORV electronic device used in transmitting speech signals [n -S] VOICING CGIINOV tonal quality of instrument in ensemble [n -S] / VOICE, to express or utter [v] VOLANTE AELNOTV moving with light rapidity, used as musical direction [adj] VOWELED DEELOVW VOWEL, type of speech sound [adj] W 7s

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WAGTAIL AAGILTW songbird (bird that utters musical call) [n -S] WAILERS AEILRSW WAILER, one that wails (to utter long, mournful cry) [n] WAILFUL AFILLUW mournful (expressing grief or sorrow) [adj] WAILING AGIILNW WAIL, to utter long, mournful cry [v] WARBLED ABDELRW WARBLE, to sing with melodic embellishments [v] WARBLER ABELRRW one that warbles (to sing with melodic embellishments) [n -S] WARBLES ABELRSW WARBLE, to sing with melodic embellishments [v] WARHEAD AADEHRW front part of missile containing explosive [n -S] WAULING AGILNUW WAUL, to cry like cat [v] WAWLING AGILNWW WAWL, to waul (to cry like cat) [v] WEBCAST ABCESTW to transmit sound and images via World Wide Web [v -ED, -ING, -S] WHAMMED ADEHMMW WHAM, to hit with loud impact [v] WHEEPED DEEEHPW WHEEP, to wheeple (to give forth prolonged whistle) [v] WHEEPLE EEEHLPW to give forth prolonged whistle [v -D, -LING, -S] WHEEZED DEEEHWZ WHEEZE, to breathe with whistling sound [v] WHEEZER EEEHRWZ one that wheezes (to breathe with whistling sound) [n -S] WHEEZES EEEHSWZ WHEEZE, to breathe with whistling sound [v] WHIDDED DDDEHIW WHID, to move rapidly and quietly [v] WHIMPER EHIMPRW to cry with plaintive, broken sounds [v -ED, -ING, -S] WHINERS EHINRSW WHINER, one that whines (to utter plaintive, high-pitched sound) [n] WHINGED DEGHINW WHINGE, to whine (to utter plaintive, high-pitched sound) [v] WHINGER EGHINRW one that whinges (to whine (to utter plaintive, high-pitched sound)) [n -S] WHINGES EGHINSW WHINGE, to whine (to utter plaintive, high-pitched sound) [v] WHINING GHIINNW WHINE, to utter plaintive, high-pitched sound [v] WHIRRED DEHIRRW WHIR, to move with buzzing sound [v] / WHIRR [v] WHISHED DEHHISW WHISH, to move with hissing sound [v] WHISHES EHHISSW WHISH, to move with hissing sound [v] WHISHTS HHISSTW WHISHT, to hush (to quiet (to cause to be quiet)) [v] WHISPER EHIPRSW to speak softly [v -ED, -ING, -S] WHISTED DEHISTW WHIST, to hush (to quiet (to cause to be quiet)) [v] WHISTLE EHILSTW to make shrill, clear musical sound [v -D, -LING, -S] WHIZZED DEHIWZZ WHIZ, to move with buzzing or hissing sound [v] / WHIZZ [v] WHIZZER EHIRWZZ one that whizzes (to move with buzzing or hissing sound) [n -S] WHIZZES EHISWZZ WHIZ, to move with buzzing or hissing sound [v] / WHIZZ [v] WHOOFED DEFHOOW WHOOF, to make deep snorting sound [v] WHOOMPS HMOOPSW WHOOMP, sudden loud sound [n] WHOOPED DEHOOPW WHOOP, to utter loud cries [v] WHOOPER EHOOPRW one that whoops (to utter loud cries) [n -S] WHOOPLA AHLOOPW noisy commotion [n -S] WHUMPED DEHMPUW WHUMP, to thump (to strike so as to make dull, heavy sound) [v] WOOFERS EFOORSW WOOFER, loudspeaker designed to reproduce low-pitched sounds [n] WOOFING FGINOOW WOOF, to utter gruff barking sound [v] WOOSHED DEHOOSW WOOSH, to whoosh (to move with hissing sound) [v] WOOSHES EHOOSSW WOOSH, to whoosh (to move with hissing sound) [v] WORDING DGINORW act or style of expressing in words [n -S] / WORD, to express in words (speech sounds that communicate meaning) [v] WRANGLE AEGLNRW to argue noisily [v -D, -LING, -S]

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WRENTIT EINRTTW long-tailed North American songbird [n -S] WUTHERS EHRSTUW WUTHER, to blow with dull roaring sound [v] X 7s Y 7s YAFFING AFFGINY YAFF, to bark (to cry like dog) [v] YAPPERS AEPPRSW YAPPER, one that yaps (to bark shrilly) [n] YAPPING AGINPPY YAP, to bark shrilly [v] YAUPERS AEPRSUW YAUPER, one that yaups (to yawp (to utter loud, harsh cry)) [n] YAUPING AGINPUY YAUP, to yawp (to utter loud, harsh cry) [v] YAWLING AGILNWY YAWL, to yowl (to utter loud, long, mournful cry) [v] YAWPERS AEPRSWY YAWPER, one that yawps (to utter loud, harsh cry) [n] YAWPING AGINPWY loud, harsh cry [n -S] / YAWP, to utter loud, harsh cry [v] YELLERS EELLRSY YELLER, one that yells (to cry out loudly) [n] YELLING EGILLNY act or instance of making loud cry [n -S] / YELL, to cry out loudly [v] YELPERS EELPRSY YELPER, one that yelps (to utter sharp, shrill cry) [n] YELPING EGILNPY YELP, to utter sharp, shrill cry [v] YIPPING GIINPPY YIP, to yelp (to utter sharp, shrill cry) [v] YOCKING CGIKNOY YOCK, to laugh boisterously [v] YODELED DDEELOY YODEL, to sing with fluctuating voice [v] YODELER DEELORY one that yodels (to sing with fluctuating voice) [n -S] YODLERS DELORSY YODLER, yodeler (one that yodels (to sing with fluctuating voice)) [n] YODLING DGILNOY YODLE, to yodel (to sing with fluctuating voice) [v] YOWLERS ELORSWY YOWLER, one that yowls (to utter loud, long, mournful cry) [n] YOWLING GILNOWY YOWL, to utter loud, long, mournful cry [v] YUCKING CGIKNUY YUCK, to yuk (to laugh loudly) [v] YUKKING GIKKNUY YUK, to laugh loudly [v] Z 7s ZINGING GGIINNZ ZING, to move with high-pitched humming sound [v] ZITHERN EHINRTZ zither (stringed instrument) [n -S] ZITHERS EHIRSTZ ZITHER, stringed instrument [n] ZIZZING GIINZZZ ZIZZ, to make buzzing sound [n] ZIZZLED DEILZZZ ZIZZLE, to sizzle (to burn or fry with hissing sound) [v] ZIZZLES EILSZZZ ZIZZLE, to sizzle (to burn or fry with hissing sound) [v] ZOOMING GIMNOOZ ZOOM, to move with loud humming sound [v] ZOONING GINNOOZ ZOON, to zoom (to move with loud humming sound) [v] ZYDECOS CDEOSYZ ZYDECO, popular music of southern Louisiana [n]