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 8s Starting S- SABATONS AABNOSST SABATON, piece of armor for foot [n] SABAYONS AABNOSSY SABAYON, sauce of whipped egg yolks, sugar, and wine [n] SABBATHS AABBHSST SABBATH, sabbat (assembly of demons and witches) [n] SABBATIC AABBCIST year of release from normal teaching duties [n -S] SABERING ABEGINRS SABER, to strike with saber (type of sword) [v] SABOTAGE AABEGOST to destroy maliciously [v -D, -GING, -S] SABOTEUR ABEORSTU one who sabotages [n -S] SABULOSE ABELOSSU sabulous (sandy (containing or covered with sand)) [adj] SABULOUS ABLOSSUU sandy (containing or covered with sand) [adj] SACATONS AACNOSST SACATON, perennial grass [n] SACCADES AACCDESS SACCADE, rapid, jerky movement of eye [n] SACCADIC AACCCDIS SACCADE, rapid, jerky movement of eye [adj] SACCULAR AACCLRSU resembling sac (pouch-shaped structure in animal or plant) [adj] SACCULES ACCELSSU SACCULE, small sac [n] SACCULUS ACCLSSUU saccule (small sac) [n -LI] SACHEMIC ACCEHIMS SACHEM, Native American chief [adj] SACHETED ACDEEHST SACHET, small bag containing perfumed powder [adj] SACKABLE AABCEKLS SACK, to put into sack (large bag) [adj] SACKBUTS ABCKSSTU SACKBUT, medieval trombone [n] SACKFULS ACFKLSSU SACKFUL, as much as sack can hold [n] SACKINGS ACGIKNSS SACKING, material for making sacks [n] SACKLIKE ACEIKKLS resembling sack [adj] SACKSFUL ACFKLSSU SACKFUL, as much as sack can hold [n] SACRARIA AAACIRRS SACRARIUM, basin used for washing communion vessels [n] / ancient Roman shrines [n -S] SACREDER ACDEERRS SACRED, holy (having divine nature or origin) [adj] SACREDLY ACDELRSY SACRED, holy (having divine nature or origin) [adv] SACRINGS ACGINRSS SACRING, consecration of bread and wine of Eucharist [n] SACRISTS ACIRSSST SACRIST, person in charge of sacristy [n] SACRISTY ACIRSSTY room in which sacred vessels and vestments are kept [n -TIES] SADDENED ADDDEENS SADDEN, to make sad [v] SADDLERS ADDELRSS SADDLER, one that makes, repairs, or sells saddles [n] SADDLERY ADDELRSY shop of saddler [n -S] SADDLING ADDGILNS SADDLE, to put saddle (leather seat for rider) on [v] SADIRONS ADINORSS SADIRON, heavy flatiron [n] SADISTIC ACDIISST SADIST, one marked by sadism [adj] SAFARIED AADEFIRS SAFARI, to go on hunting expedition [v] SAFENESS AEEFNSSS quality of being safe (free from danger) [n -ES] SAFETIED ADEEFIST SAFETY, to protect against failure, breakage, or accident [v] SAFETIES AEEFISST SAFETY, to protect against failure, breakage, or accident [v] SAFFRONS AFFNORSS SAFFRON, flowering plant [n] SAFFRONY AFFNORSY resembling saffron (flowering plant) [adj -NIER, -NIEST] SAFRANIN AAFINNRS red dye [n -S] SAFROLES AEFLORSS SAFROLE, poisonous liquid [n] SAGACITY AACGISTY wisdom (power of true and right discernment) [n -TIES] SAGAMORE AAEGMORS Algonquian Indian chief [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

SAGANASH AAAGHNSS white man -- Algonquian Indian term [n -ES] SAGEHOOD ADEGHOOS state of being wise (having wisdom (power of true and right discernment)) [n -S] SAGENESS AEEGNSSS wisdom (power of true and right discernment) [n -ES] SAGGARDS AADGGRSS SAGGARD, saggar [n] SAGGARED AADEGGRS SAGGAR, to bake in saggar (protective clay casing) [v] SAGGERED ADEEGGRS SAGGER, to saggar (to bake in saggar (protective clay casing)) [v] SAGGIEST AEGGISST SAGGY, characterized by sagging [adj] SAGITTAL AAGILSTT resembling arrow or arrowhead [adj] SAGUAROS AAGORSSU SAGUARO, tall cactus [n] SAHIWALS AAHILSSW SAHIWAL, any of breed of humped dairy cattle [n] SAHUAROS AAHORSSU SAHUARO, saguaro (tall cactus) [n] SAILABLE AABEILLS SAIL, to move across surface of water by action of wind [adj] SAILBOAT AABILOST boat that sails [n -S] SAILFISH AFHIILSS large marine fish [n -ES] SAILINGS AGIILNSS SAILING, act of one that sails [n] SAILLESS AEILLSSS lacking sail [adj] SAILORLY AILLORSY SAILOR, member of ship's crew [adj] SAILPAST AAILPSST sailing of ships past place [n -S] SAINFOIN AFIINNOS perennial herb [n -S] SAINTDOM ADIMNOST state of being saint [n -S] SAINTING AGIINNST SAINT, to declare to be saint (person of exceptional holiness) [v] SALAAMED AAADELMS SALAAM, to greet with low bow [v] SALACITY AACILSTY lewdness (state of being lewd (obscene (indecent))) [n -TIES] SALADANG AAADGLNS wild ox [n -S] SALARIAT AAAILRST class of salaried persons [n -S] SALARIED AADEILRS SALARY, to pay periodic, fixed compensation to [v] SALARIES AAEILRSS SALARY, to pay periodic, fixed compensation to [v] SALCHOWS ACHLOSSW SALCHOW, figure-skating jump [n] SALEABLE AABEELLS salable (capable of being or fit to be sold) [adj] SALEABLY AABELLSY SALEABLE, salable (capable of being or fit to be sold) [adv] SALEROOM AELMOORS room in which goods are displayed for sale [n -S] SALESMAN AAELMNSS man who sells merchandise [n -MEN] SALESMEN AEELMNSS SALESMAN, man who sells merchandise [n] SALICINE ACEIILNS salicin (chemical compound) [n -S] SALICINS ACIILNSS SALICIN, chemical compound [n] SALIENCE ACEEILNS projecting feature or detail [n -S] SALIENCY ACEILNSY salience (projecting feature or detail) [n -CIES] SALIENTS AEILNSST SALIENT, part of fortification projecting closest to enemy [n] SALIFIED ADEFIILS SALIFY, to combine with salt [v] SALIFIES AEFIILSS SALIFY, to combine with salt [v] SALINITY AIILNSTY concentration of salt [n -TIES] SALINIZE AEIILNSZ to treat with salt [v -D, -ZING, -S] SALIVARY AAILRSVY SALIVA, fluid secreted by glands of mouth [adj] SALIVATE AAEILSTV to secrete saliva [v -D, -TING, -S] SALLIERS AEILLRSS SALLIER, one that sallies (to rush out suddenly) [n] SALLOWED ADELLOSW SALLOW, to make sallow [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

SALLOWER AELLORSW SALLOW, of sickly yellowish color [adj] SALLOWLY ALLLOSWY SALLOW, of sickly yellowish color [adv] SALLYING AGILLNSY SALLY, to rush out suddenly [v] SALMONID ADILMNOS fish of salmon family [n -S] SALPIANS AAILNPSS SALPIAN, salpa (free-swimming tunicate) [n] SALPICON ACILNOPS mixture of chopped foods in sauce used as stuffings [n -S] SALSILLA AAILLLSS tropical plant [n -S] SALTBUSH ABHLSSTU salt-tolerant plant [n -ES] SALTERNS AELNRSST SALTERN, place where salt is produced [n] SALTIERS AEILRSST SALTIER, saltire (heraldic design) [n] SALTIEST AEILSSTT SALTY, tasting of or containing salt [adj] SALTINES AEILNSST SALTINE, salted cracker [n] SALTINGS AGILNSST SALTING, land regularly flooded by tides [n] SALTIRES AEILRSST SALTIRE, heraldic design [n] SALTLESS AELLSSST having no salt [adj] SALTLIKE AEIKLLST resembling salt [adj] SALTNESS AELNSSST state of being salty (tasting of or containing salt) [n -ES] SALTPANS AALNPSST SALTPAN, large pan for making salt by evaporation [n] SALTWORK AKLORSTW saltern (place where salt is produced) [n -S] SALTWORT ALORSTTW seaside herb [n -S] SALUTARY AALRSTUY producing beneficial effect [adj] SALUTERS AELRSSTU SALUTER, one that salutes (to greet with sign of welcome or respect) [n] SALUTING AGILNSTU SALUTE, to greet with sign of welcome or respect [v] SALVABLE AABELLSV capable of being saved [adj] SALVABLY AABLLSVY SALVABLE, capable of being saved [adv] SALVAGED AADEGLSV SALVAGE, to save from loss or destruction [v] SALVAGEE AAEEGLSV one in whose favor salvage has been effected [n -S] SALVAGER AAEGLRSV one that salvages (to save from loss or destruction) [n -S] SALVAGES AAEGLSSV SALVAGE, to save from loss or destruction [v] SALVIFIC ACFIILSV having power to save [adj] SALVOING AGILNOSV SALVO, to discharge firearms simultaneously [v] SAMADHIS AADHIMSS SAMADHI, state of concentration in yoga [n] SAMARIUM AAIMMRSU metallic element [n -S] SAMBAING AABGIMNS SAMBA, to perform Brazilian dance [v] SAMBHARS AABHMRSS SAMBHAR, sambar (large Asian deer) [n] SAMBHURS ABHMRSSU SAMBHUR, sambar (large Asian deer) [n] SAMBUCAS AABCMSSU SAMBUCA, ancient stringed instrument [n] SAMBUKES ABEKMSSU SAMBUKE, sambuca (ancient stringed instrument) [n] SAMENESS AEEMNSSS lack of change or variety [n -ES] SAMISENS AEIMNSSS SAMISEN, Japanese stringed instrument [n] SAMIZDAT AADIMSTZ system in Soviet Union for printing and distributing unauthorized literature [n -S] SAMOVARS AAMORSSV SAMOVAR, metal urn for heating water [n] SAMOYEDS ADEMOSSY SAMOYED, any of Siberian breed of medium-sized white or cream-colored sled dogs [n] SAMPHIRE AEHIMPRS European herb [n -S] SAMPLERS AELMPRSS SAMPLER, one that samples (to test representative portion of whole) [n] SAMPLING AGILMNPS SAMPLE, to test representative portion of whole [v] / small part selected for analysis [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

SAMSARAS AAAMRSSS SAMSARA, cycle of birth, death, and rebirth in Buddhism [n] SAMSARIC AACIMRSS SAMSARA, cycle of birth, death, and rebirth in Buddhism [adj] SAMSKARA AAAKMRSS Hindu purification ceremony [n -S] SAMURAIS AAIMRSSU SAMURAI, Japanese warrior [n] SANATIVE AAEINSTV having power to cure or heal [adj] SANCTIFY ACFINSTY to make holy [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] SANCTION ACINNOST to authorize (to give permission for) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SANCTITY ACINSTTY holiness (state of being holy (having divine nature or origin)) [n -TIES] SANCTUMS ACMNSSTU SANCTUM, sacred place [n] SANDABLE AABDELNS SAND, to smooth by rubbing with abrasive [adj] SANDALED AADDELNS SANDAL, to provide with sandals (light, open shoes) [v] SANDARAC AAACDNRS aromatic resin [n -S] SANDBAGS AABDGNSS SANDBAG, to surround with bags of sand (loose granular rock material) [v] SANDBANK AABDKNNS large mass of sand [n -S] SANDBARS AABDNRSS SANDBAR, ridge of sand formed in river or sea [n] SANDBURR ABDNRRSU sandbur (annual herb) [n -S] SANDBURS ABDNRSSU SANDBUR, annual herb [n] SANDDABS AABDDNSS SANDDAB, small flatfish [n] SANDFISH ADFHINSS marine fish [n -ES] SANDHILL ADHILLNS hill of sand [n -S] SANDHOGS ADGHNOSS SANDHOG, worker who digs or works in sand [n] SANDIEST ADEINSST SANDY, containing or covered with sand [adj] SANDLESS ADELNSSS lacking sand [adj] SANDLIKE ADEIKLNS resembling sand [adj] SANDLING ADGILNNS marine fish [n -S] SANDLOTS ADLNOSST SANDLOT, vacant lot [n] SANDPEEP ADEENPPS wading bird [n -S] SANDPILE ADEILNPS pile of sand [n -S] SANDPITS ADINPSST SANDPIT, pit dug in sandy soil [n] SANDSHOE ADEHNOSS lightweight sneaker [n -S] SANDSOAP AADNOPSS type of soap [n -S] SANDSPIT ADINPSST small point of land created by sand dunes [n -S] SANDSPUR ADNPRSSU sandbur (annual herb) [n -S] SANDWICH ACDHINSW to place between two layers or objects [v -ED, -ING, -ES] SANDWORM ADMNORSW sand-dwelling worm [n -S] SANDWORT ADNORSTW flowering plant [n -S] SANDYISH ADHINSSY somewhat sandy [adj] SANENESS AEENNSSS sanity (state of being sane (mentally sound)) [n -ES] SANGAREE AAEEGNRS alcoholic beverage [n -S] SANGRAIL AAGILNRS legendary cup used by Christ at Last Supper [n -S] SANGREAL AAEGLNRS sangrail (legendary cup used by Christ at Last Supper) [n -S] SANGRIAS AAGINRSS SANGRIA, alcoholic beverage [n] SANGUINE AEGINNSU red color [n -S] SANICLES ACEILNSS SANICLE, medicinal herb [n] SANIDINE ADEIINNS glassy variety of feldspar [n -S] SANITARY AAINRSTY public urinal [n -RIES]

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

SANITATE AAEINSTT to sanitize (to guard against infection or disease by cleaning or sterilizing) [v -D, -TING, -S] SANITIES AEIINSST SANITY, state of being sane (mentally sound) [n] SANITISE AEIINSST to sanitize (to guard against infection or disease by cleaning or sterilizing) [v -D, -SING, -S] SANITIZE AEIINSTZ to guard against infection or disease by cleaning or sterilizing [v -D, -ZING, -S] SANNYASI AAINNSSY Hindu monk [n -S] SANSERIF AEFINRSS typeface without serifs [n -S] SANTALIC AACILNST pertaining to sandalwood [adj] SANTALOL AALLNOST sandalwood oil [n -S] SANTERAS AAENRSST SANTERA, priestess of santeria [n] SANTERIA AAEINRST religion of Caribbean region [n -S] SANTEROS AENORSST SANTERO, priest of santeria [n] SANTOKUS AKNOSSTU SANTOKU, Japanese kitchen knife [n] SANTONIN AINNNOST chemical compound [n -S] SANTOORS ANOORSST SANTOOR, santir (Persian dulcimer) [n] SANTOURS ANORSSTU SANTOUR, santir (Persian dulcimer) [n] SANYASIS AAINSSSY SANYASI, sannyasi (Hindu monk) [n] SAPAJOUS AAJOPSSU SAPAJOU, capuchin (long-tailed monkey) [n] SAPHEADS AADEHPSS SAPHEAD, foolish, stupid, or gullible person [n] SAPHENAE AAEEHNPS SAPHENA, vein of leg [n] SAPHENAS AAEHNPSS SAPHENA, vein of leg [n] SAPIDITY ADIIPSTY state of being sapid (pleasant to taste) [n -TIES] SAPIENCE ACEEINPS wisdom (power of true and right discernment) [n -S] SAPIENCY ACEINPSY sapience (wisdom (power of true and right discernment)) [n -CIES] SAPIENTS AEINPSST SAPIENT, wise person [n] SAPLINGS AGILNPSS SAPLING, young tree [n] SAPONIFY AFINOPSY to convert into soap [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] SAPONINE AEINNOPS saponin (soapy substance obtained from plants) [n -S] SAPONINS AINNOPSS SAPONIN, soapy substance obtained from plants [n] SAPONITE AEINOPST mineral found in veins and cavities of rocks [n -S] SAPOROUS AOOPRSSU SAPOR, flavor [adj] SAPPHICS ACHIPPSS SAPPHIC, type of verse form [n] SAPPHIRE AEHIPPRS blue gem [n -S] SAPPHISM AHIMPPSS lesbianism [n -S] SAPPHIST AHIPPSST lesbian (female homosexual) [n -S] SAPPIEST AEIPPSST SAPPY, silly (showing lack of good sense) [adj] SAPPINGS AGINPPSS SAPPING, removal of foundation of building so as to weaken it [n] SAPREMIA AAEIMPRS form of blood poisoning [n -S] SAPREMIC ACEIMPRS SAPREMIA, form of blood poisoning [adj] SAPROBES ABEOPRSS SAPROBE, organism that derives its nourishment from decaying organic matter [n] SAPROBIC ABCIOPRS SAPROBE, organism that derives its nourishment from decaying organic matter [adj] SAPROPEL AELOPPRS mud consisting chiefly of decaying organic matter [n -S] SAPSAGOS AAGOPSSS SAPSAGO, hard green cheese [n] SAPWOODS ADOOPSSW SAPWOOD, newly formed outer wood of tree [n] SARABAND AAABDNRS stately Spanish dance [n -S] SARANGIS AAGINRSS SARANGI, stringed instrument of India [n] SARCASMS AACMRSSS SARCASM, sharply mocking or contemptuous remark [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

SARCENET ACEENRST silk fabric [n -S] SARCINAE AACEINRS SARCINA, spherical bacterium [n] SARCINAS AACINRSS SARCINA, spherical bacterium [n] SARCOIDS ACDIORSS SARCOID, disease of horses [n] SARCOMAS AACMORSS SARCOMA, type of tumor (abnormal swelling) [n] SARDANAS AAADNRSS SARDANA, Spanish folk dance [n] SARDINED ADDEINRS SARDINE, to pack tightly [v] SARDINES ADEINRSS SARDINE, to pack tightly [v] SARDONIC ACDINORS mocking [adj] SARDONYX ADNORSXY variety of quartz [n -ES] SARGASSA AAAGRSSS SARGASSO, brownish seaweed [n] SARGASSO AAGORSSS brownish seaweed [n -SSA, -ES, -S] SARKIEST AEIKRSST SARKY, sarcastic [adj] SARMENTA AAEMNRST sarments (type of plant stem) [n SARMENTA] SARMENTS AEMNRSST SARMENT, type of plant stem [n] SARODIST ADIORSST one who plays sarod [n -S] SARSENET AEENRSST sarcenet (silk fabric) [n -S] SARSNETS AENRSSST SARSNET, sarcenet (silk fabric) [n] SARTORII AIIORRST SARTORIUS, muscle on front of thigh [n] SASANQUA AAANQSSU Japanese camellia [n -S] SASHAYED AADEHSSY SASHAY, to flounce (to move with exaggerated motions) [v] SASHIMIS AHIIMSSS SASHIMI, Japanese dish of sliced raw fish [n] SASHLESS AEHLSSSS lacking sash (long band worn around waist) [adj] SASSIEST AEISSSST SASSY, impudent (offensively bold or disrespectful) [adj] SASSWOOD ADOOSSSW African tree [n -S] SASTRUGA AAGRSSTU ridge of snow formed by wind in polar regions [n -GI] SASTRUGI AGIRSSTU SASTRUGA, ridge of snow formed by wind in polar regions [n] SATANISM AAIMNSST worship of powers of evil [n -S] SATANIST AAINSSTT one who practices satanism (worship of powers of evil) [n -S] SATCHELS ACEHLSST SATCHEL, small carrying bag [n] SATIABLE AABEILST capable of being satiated [adj] SATIABLY AABILSTY SATIABLE, capable of being satiated [adv] SATIATED AADEISTT SATIATE, to satisfy to or beyond capacity [v] SATIATES AAEISSTT SATIATE, to satisfy to or beyond capacity [v] SATINETS AEINSSTT SATINET, thin satin [n] SATINIER AEIINRST SATINY, resembling satin [adj] SATINING AGIINNST SATIN, to give glossy surface to [v] SATINPOD ADINOPST flowering plant [n -S] SATIRISE AEIIRSST to satirize (to subject to satire (use of derisive wit to attack folly or wickedness)) [v -D, -SING, -S] SATIRIST AIIRSSTT one who satirizes [n -S] SATIRIZE AEIIRSTZ to subject to satire (use of derisive wit to attack folly or wickedness) [v -D, -ZING, -S] SATSANGS AAGNSSST SATSANG, sacred gathering in Hinduism [n] SATSUMAS AAMSSSTU SATSUMA, variety of orange [n] SATURANT AANRSTTU substance used to saturate [n -S] SATURATE AAERSTTU to fill completely with something that permeates [v -D, -TING, -S] SATYRIDS ADIRSSTY SATYRID, brownish butterfly [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

SAUCEBOX ABCEOSUX saucy person [n -ES] SAUCEPAN AACENPSU deep cooking pan with handle [n -S] SAUCEPOT ACEOPSTU deep cooking pot with two handles [n -S] SAUCIERS ACEIRSSU SAUCIER, chef who specializes in sauces [n] SAUCIEST ACEISSTU SAUCY, impudent (offensively bold or disrespectful) [adj] SAUNAING AAGINNSU SAUNA, to take dry heat bath [v] SAUNTERS AENRSSTU SAUNTER, to walk in leisurely manner [v] SAURIANS AAINRSSU SAURIAN, any of suborder of reptiles [n] SAUROPOD ADOOPRSU any of suborder of large dinosaurs [n -S] SAUSAGES AAEGSSSU SAUSAGE, finely chopped and seasoned meat stuffed into casing [n] SAUTEING AEGINSTU SAUTE, to fry in small amount of fat [v] SAUTERNE AEENRSTU sweet white wine [n -S] SAUTOIRE AEIORSTU sautoir (saltire (heraldic design)) [n -S] SAUTOIRS AIORSSTU SAUTOIR, saltire (heraldic design) [n] SAVAGELY AAEGLSVY SAVAGE, fierce (violently hostile or aggressive) [adv] SAVAGERY AAEGRSVY quality of being savage (fierce (violently hostile or aggressive)) [n -RIES] SAVAGEST AAEGSSTV SAVAGE, fierce (violently hostile or aggressive) [adj] SAVAGING AAGGINSV SAVAGE, to attack or treat brutally [v] SAVAGISM AAGIMSSV savagery (quality of being savage (fierce (violently hostile or aggressive))) [n -S] SAVANNAH AAAHNNSV savanna (flat, treeless grassland) [n -S] SAVANNAS AAANNSSV SAVANNA, flat, treeless grassland [n] SAVARINS AAINRSSV SAVARIN, yeast cake baked in ring mold [n] SAVEABLE AABEELSV SAVE, to rescue from danger, injury, or loss [adj] SAVELOYS AELOSSVY SAVELOY, highly seasoned sausage [n] SAVINGLY AGILNSVY in thrifty (displaying thrift (care and wisdom in management of one's resources)) manner [adv] SAVIOURS AIORSSUV SAVIOUR, savior (one that saves (to rescue from danger, injury, or loss)) [n] SAVORERS AEORRSSV SAVORER, one that savors (to taste or smell with pleasure) [n] SAVORIER AEIORRSV SAVORY, pleasant to taste or smell [adj] SAVORIES AEIORSSV SAVORY, savory dish served before or after meal [n] SAVORILY AILORSVY SAVORY, pleasant to taste or smell [adv] SAVORING AGINORSV SAVOR, to taste or smell with pleasure [v] SAVOROUS AOORSSUV savory (pleasant to taste or smell) [adj] SAVOURED ADEORSUV SAVOUR, to savor (to taste or smell with pleasure) [v] SAVOURER AEORRSUV savorer (one that savors (to taste or smell with pleasure)) [n -S] SAVVIEST AEISSTVV SAVVY, shrewd (having keen insight) [adj] SAVVYING AGINSVVY SAVVY, to understand (to grasp mentally) [v] SAWBILLS ABILLSSW SAWBILL, tropical bird [n] SAWBONES ABENOSSW surgeon (one who practices surgery (treatment of medical problems by operation)) [n -ES] SAWBUCKS ABCKSSUW SAWBUCK, sawhorse (rack used to support piece of wood being sawed) [n] SAWDUSTS ADSSSTUW SAWDUST, small particles of wood produced in sawing [n] SAWDUSTY ADSSTUWY SAWDUST, small particles of wood produced in sawing [adj] SAWFLIES AEFILSSW SAWFLY, winged insect [n] SAWGRASS AAGRSSSW sedge with spiny-edged leaves [n -ES] SAWHORSE AEHORSSW rack used to support piece of wood being sawed [n -S] SAWMILLS AILLMSSW SAWMILL, place where logs are sawed [n] SAWTEETH AEEHSTTW SAWTOOTH, cutting edge on saw [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

SAWTOOTH AHOOSTTW cutting edge on saw [n -TEETH] SAXATILE AAEILSTX living or growing among rocks [adj] SAXHORNS AHNORSSX SAXHORN, brass wind instrument [n] SAXONIES AEINOSSX SAXONY, woolen fabric [n] SAXTUBAS AABSSTUX SAXTUBA, bass saxhorn [n] SAYONARA AAANORSY goodby (goodbye (concluding remark or gesture at parting)) [n -S] SCABBARD AABBCDRS to put into sheath, as sword [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCABBIER ABBCEIRS SCABBY, covered with scabs [adj] SCABBILY ABBCILSY SCABBY, covered with scabs [adv] SCABBING ABBCGINS SCAB, to become covered with scab (crust that forms over healing wound) [v] SCABBLED ABBCDELS SCABBLE, to shape roughly [v] SCABBLES ABBCELSS SCABBLE, to shape roughly [v] SCABIOSA AABCIOSS scabious (flowering plant) [n -S] SCABIOUS ABCIOSSU flowering plant [n ES] SCABLAND AABCDLNS rocky land with little soil cover [n -S] SCABLIKE ABCEIKLS resembling scab [adj] SCABROUS ABCORSSU roughened with small projections [adj] SCAFFOLD ACDFFLOS to provide with scaffold (temporary platform for workmen) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCALABLE AABCELLS capable of being scaled [adj] SCALABLY AABCLLSY SCALABLE, capable of being scaled [adv] SCALADES AACDELSS SCALADE, act of scaling walls of fortification [n] SCALADOS AACDLOSS SCALADO, scalade (act of scaling walls of fortification) [n] SCALAGES AACEGLSS SCALAGE, percentage deduction to compensate for shrinkage [n] SCALARES AACELRSS SCALARE, tropical fish [n] SCALAWAG AAACGLSW rascal (unscrupulous or dishonest person) [n -S] SCALDING ACDGILNS SCALD, to burn with hot liquid or steam [v] SCALENES ACEELNSS SCALENE, triangle having no two sides equal [n] SCALENUS ACELNSSU muscle of neck [n -NI] SCALEPAN AACELNPS pan on weighing scale [n -S] SCALEUPS ACELPSSU SCALEUP, increase based on fixed ratio [n] SCALIEST ACEILSST SCALY, peeling off in flakes [adj] SCALINGS ACGILNSS SCALING, formation of scales on skin [n] SCALLION ACILLNOS onion-like plant [n -S] SCALLOPS ACLLOPSS SCALLOP, to bake in sauce topped with bread crumbs [v] SCALPELS ACELLPSS SCALPEL, small surgical knife [n] SCALPERS ACELPRSS SCALPER, one that scalps (to remove upper part from) [n] SCALPING ACGILNPS SCALP, to remove upper part from [v] SCAMMERS ACEMMRSS SCAMMER, one that scams (to cheat or swindle) [n] SCAMMING ACGIMMNS SCAM, to cheat or swindle [v] SCAMMONY ACMMNOSY climbing plant [n -NIES] SCAMPERS ACEMPRSS SCAMPER, to run playfully about [v] SCAMPIES ACEIMPSS SCAMPI, large shrimp used in Italian cooking [n] SCAMPING ACGIMNPS SCAMP, to perform in hasty or careless manner [v] SCAMPISH ACHIMPSS rascally (characteristic of rascal) [adj] SCAMSTER ACEMRSST one that scams (to cheat or swindle) [n -S] SCANDALS AACDLNSS SCANDAL, to defame (to attack good name 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

SCANDENT ACDENNST climbing, as plant [adj] SCANDIAS AACDINSS SCANDIA, oxide of scandium [n] SCANDIUM ACDIMNSU metallic element [n -S] SCANNERS ACENNRSS SCANNER, one that scans (to examine closely) [n] SCANNING ACGINNNS close examination [n -S] / SCAN, to examine closely [v] SCANSION ACINNOSS analysis of verse into metrical feet and rhythm patterns [n -S] SCANTEST ACENSSTT SCANT, meager (deficient in quantity or quality) [adj] SCANTIER ACEINRST SCANTY, meager (deficient in quantity or quality) [adj] SCANTIES ACEINSST brief panties for women [n SCANTIES] SCANTILY ACILNSTY SCANTY, meager (deficient in quantity or quality) [adv] SCANTING ACGINNST SCANT, to provide with meager portion [v] SCAPHOID ACDHIOPS bone of wrist [n -S] SCAPULAE AACELPSU SCAPULA, bone of shoulder [n] SCAPULAR AACLPRSU sleeveless outer garment worn by monks [n -S] SCAPULAS AACLPSSU SCAPULA, bone of shoulder [n] SCARCELY ACCELRSY by narrow margin [adv] SCARCEST ACCERSST SCARCE, infrequently seen or found [adj] SCARCITY ACCIRSTY quality of being scarce (infrequently seen or found) [n -TIES] SCAREDER ACDEERRS SCARED, afraid (filled with apprehension) [adj] SCARFERS ACEFRRSS SCARFER, one that eats or drinks voraciously [n] SCARFING ACFGINRS SCARF, to cover with scarf [v] SCARFPIN ACFINPRS tiepin (pin for securing necktie) [n -S] SCARIEST ACEIRSST SCAREY, scary (frightening) [adj] / SCARY [adj] SCARIOSE ACEIORSS scarious (thin, dry, and membranous) [adj] SCARIOUS ACIORSSU thin, dry, and membranous [adj] SCARLESS ACELRSSS having no scars [adj] SCARLETS ACELRSST SCARLET, red color [n] SCARPERS ACEPRRSS SCARPER, to flee (to run away) [v] SCARPHED ACDEHPRS SCARPH, to unite by means of type of joint [v] SCARPING ACGINPRS SCARP, to cut or make into steep slope [v] SCARRIER ACEIRRRS SCARRY, marked with scars [adj] SCARRING ACGINRRS SCAR, to form scar (mark left by healing of injured tissue) [v] SCARTING ACGINRST SCART, to scratch (to make thin, shallow cut or mark on) [v] SCATBACK AABCCKST type of player in football [n -S] SCATHING ACGHINST SCATHE, to criticize severely [v] SCATTERS ACERSSTT SCATTER, to go or send in various directions [v] SCATTIER ACEIRSTT SCATTY, crazy (insane (mentally unsound)) [adj] SCATTILY ACILSTTY SCATTY, crazy (insane (mentally unsound)) [adv] SCATTING ACGINSTT SCAT, to leave hastily [v] SCAUPERS ACEPRSSU SCAUPER, engraving tool [n] SCAVENGE ACEEGNSV to search through rubbish for usable items [v -D, -GING, -S] SCENARIO ACEINORS summary of plot of dramatic work [n -S] SCENDING CDEGINNS SCEND, to rise upward, as ship on wave [v] SCENICAL ACCEILNS pertaining to scenery (picturesque landscape or view) [adj] SCENTING CEGINNST SCENT, to fill with odor [v] SCEPTERS CEEPRSST SCEPTER, to invest with royal authority [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

SCEPTICS CCEIPSST SCEPTIC, skeptic (person who doubts generally accepted ideas) [n] SCEPTRAL ACELPRST pertaining to royal authority [adj] SCEPTRED CDEEPRST SCEPTRE, to scepter (to invest with royal authority) [v] SCEPTRES CEEPRSST SCEPTRE, to scepter (to invest with royal authority) [v] SCHAPPES ACEHPPSS SCHAPPE, silk fabric [n] SCHEDULE CDEEHLSU to assign to certain date or time [v -D, -LING, -S] SCHEMATA AACEHMST SCHEMA, generalized diagram or plan [n] SCHEMERS CEEHMRSS SCHEMER, one that schemes (to plan or plot) [n] SCHEMING CEGHIMNS act of planning or plotting [n -S] / SCHEME, to plan or plot [v] SCHERZOS CEHORSSZ SCHERZO, lively musical movement [n] SCHILLER CEHILLRS brownish luster occurring on certain minerals [n -S] SCHIZIER CEHIIRSZ SCHIZY, affected with schizophrenia [adj] SCHIZOID CDHIIOSZ person affected with type of psychotic disorder [n -S] SCHIZONT CHINOSTZ organism that reproduces by form of asexual reproduction [n -S] SCHLEPPS CEHLPPSS SCHLEPP, to schlep (to lug or drag) [v] SCHLEPPY CEHLPPSY shabby, run-down [adj -PPIER, -PPIEST] SCHLIERE CEEHILRS small streak in igneous rock [n -N] SCHLOCKS CCHKLOSS SCHLOCK, inferior merchandise [n] SCHLOCKY CCHKLOSY of inferior quality [adj -KIER, -KIEST] SCHLONGS CGHLNOSS SCHLONG, offensive word [n] SCHLUMPS CHLMPSSU SCHLUMP, to go about lazily or sloppily dressed [v] SCHLUMPY CHLMPSUY unattractive, slovenly [adj -PIER, -PIEST] SCHMALTZ ACHLMSTZ excessive sentimentality [n -S] SCHMALZY ACHLMSYZ characterized by schmaltz [adj -ZIER, -ZIEST] SCHMATTE ACEHMSTT ragged garment [n -S] SCHMEARS ACEHMRSS SCHMEAR, to schmeer (to bribe (to practice bribery)) [v] SCHMEERS CEEHMRSS SCHMEER, to bribe (to practice bribery) [v] SCHMELZE CEEHLMSZ type of decorative glass [n -S] SCHMOOSE CEHMOOSS to schmooze (to gossip (to talk idly about affairs of others)) [v -D, -SING, -S] SCHMOOZE CEHMOOSZ to gossip (to talk idly about affairs of others) [v -D, -ZING, -S] SCHMOOZY CHMOOSYZ given to schmoozing [adj -ZIER, -ZIEST] SCHMUCKS CCHKMSSU SCHMUCK, to hit or flatten [v] SCHMUCKY CCHKMSUY foolish, contemptible [adj -KIER, -KIEST] SCHNAPPS ACHNPPSS strong liquor [n SCHNAPPS, -ES] SCHNECKE CCEEHKNS sweet roll [n -N] SCHNEIDS CDEHINSS SCHNEID, losing streak [n] SCHNOOKS CHKNOOSS SCHNOOK, easily deceived person [n] SCHNOZES CEHNOSSZ SCHNOZ, nose [n] SCHOLARS ACHLORSS SCHOLAR, learned person [n] SCHOLIUM CHILMOSU explanatory marginal note [n -IA, -S] SCHOOLED CDEHLOOS SCHOOL, to educate in institution of learning [v] SCHOOLER CEHLOORS person attending school [n -S] SCHOONER CEHNOORS sailing vessel [n -S] SCHTICKS CCHIKSST SCHTICK, shtick (entertainment routine) [n] SCHUSSED CDEHSSSU SCHUSS, to make fast, straight run in skiing [v] SCHUSSER CEHRSSSU one that schusses (to make fast, straight run in skiing) [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

SCHUSSES CEHSSSSU SCHUSS, to make fast, straight run in skiing [v] SCIAENID ACDEIINS carnivorous fish [n -S] SCIATICA AACCIIST painful disorder of hip and adjoining areas [n -S] SCIATICS ACCIISST SCIATIC, nerve, vein, or artery situated near hip [n] SCIENCES CCEEINSS SCIENCE, department of systematized knowledge [n] SCILICET CCEIILST namely (that is to say) [adv] SCIMETAR ACEIMRST scimitar (curved sword used by Arabs and Turks) [n -S] SCIMITAR ACIIMRST curved sword used by Arabs and Turks [n -S] SCIMITER CEIIMRST scimitar (curved sword used by Arabs and Turks) [n -S] SCINCOID CCDIINOS one of family of smooth, short-limbed lizards [n -S] SCIOLISM CIILMOSS superficial knowledge [n -S] SCIOLIST CIILOSST one whose knowledge is superficial [n -S] SCIROCCO CCCIOORS sirocco (hot, dry wind) [n -S] SCIRRHUS CHIRRSSU hard tumor [n -HI, -ES] SCISSILE CEIILSSS capable of being cut or split easily [adj] SCISSION CIINOSSS act of cutting or splitting [n -S] SCISSORS CIORSSSS SCISSOR, to cut with two-bladed cutting implement [v] SCISSURE CEIRSSSU lengthwise cut [n -S] SCIURIDS CDIIRSSU SCIURID, sciurine (rodent of squirrel family) [n] SCIURINE CEIINRSU rodent of squirrel family [n -S] SCIUROID CDIIORSU resembling squirrel [adj] SCLAFFED ACDEFFLS SCLAFF, to strike ground with club before hitting ball in golf [v] SCLAFFER ACEFFLRS one that sclaffs (to strike ground with club before hitting ball in golf) [n -S] SCLEREID CDEEILRS type of plant cell [n -S] SCLERITE CEEILRST one of hard plates forming outer covering of arthropod [n -S] SCLEROID CDEILORS sclerous (hardened) [adj] SCLEROMA ACELMORS hardened patch of cellular tissue [n -S, -TA] SCLEROSE CEELORSS to become hard, as tissue [v -D, -SING, -S] SCLEROUS CELORSSU hardened [adj] SCOFFERS CEFFORSS SCOFFER, one that scoffs (to express rude doubt or derision) [n] SCOFFING CFFGINOS SCOFF, to express rude doubt or derision [v] SCOFFLAW ACFFLOSW habitual law violator [n -S] SCOLDERS CDELORSS SCOLDER, one that scolds (to rebuke harshly) [n] SCOLDING CDGILNOS harsh reproof [n -S] / SCOLD, to rebuke harshly [v] SCOLECES CCEELOSS SCOLEX, knoblike head of tapeworm [n] SCOLICES CCEILOSS SCOLEX, knoblike head of tapeworm [n] SCOLIOMA ACILMOOS abnormal curvature of spine [n -S] SCOLLOPS CLLOOPSS SCOLLOP, to scallop (to bake in sauce topped with bread crumbs) [v] SCOMBRID BCDIMORS fish of mackerel family [n -S] SCONCING CCGINNOS SCONCE, to fine (to subject to fine (monetary penalty)) [v] SCOOCHED CCDEHOOS SCOOCH, to slide with short movements [v] SCOOCHES CCEHOOSS SCOOCH, to slide with short movements [v] SCOOPERS CEOOPRSS SCOOPER, one that scoops (to take up with scoop (spoon-shaped utensil)) [n] SCOOPFUL CFLOOPSU as much as scoop will hold [n -S, -PSFUL] SCOOPING CGINOOPS SCOOP, to take up with scoop (spoon-shaped utensil) [v] SCOOTERS CEOORSST SCOOTER, to ride two-wheeled vehicle [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

SCOOTING CGINOOST SCOOT, to go quickly [v] SCOPULAE ACELOPSU SCOPULA, dense tuft of hairs [n] SCOPULAS ACLOPSSU SCOPULA, dense tuft of hairs [n] SCORCHED CCDEHORS SCORCH, to burn slightly so as to alter color or taste [v] SCORCHER CCEHORRS one that scorches (to burn slightly so as to alter color or taste) [n -S] SCORCHES CCEHORSS SCORCH, to burn slightly so as to alter color or taste [v] SCOREPAD ACDEOPRS pad on which scored points are recorded [n -S] SCORINGS CGINORSS SCORING, act of scoring in game [n] SCORNERS CENORRSS SCORNER, one that scorns (to treat or regard with contempt) [n] SCORNFUL CFLNORSU feeling or expressing contempt [adj] SCORNING CGINNORS SCORN, to treat or regard with contempt [v] SCORPION CINOOPRS stinging arachnid [n -S] SCOTCHED CCDEHOST SCOTCH, to put definite end to [v] SCOTCHES CCEHOSST SCOTCH, to put definite end to [v] SCOTOMAS ACMOOSST SCOTOMA, blind spot in field of vision [n] SCOTOPIA ACIOOPST vision in dim light [n -S] SCOTOPIC CCIOOPST SCOTOPIA, vision in dim light [adj] SCOTTIES CEIOSSTT SCOTTIE, short-legged terrier [n] SCOURERS CEORRSSU SCOURER, one that scours (to cleanse or polish by hard rubbing) [n] SCOURGED CDEGORSU SCOURGE, to punish severely [v] SCOURGER CEGORRSU one that scourges (to punish severely) [n -S] SCOURGES CEGORSSU SCOURGE, to punish severely [v] SCOURING CGINORSU material removed by scouring [n -S] / SCOUR, to cleanse or polish by hard rubbing [v] SCOUTERS CEORSSTU SCOUTER, one that scouts (to observe for purpose of obtaining information) [n] SCOUTHER CEHORSTU to scorch (to burn slightly so as to alter color or taste) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCOUTING CGINOSTU act of one that scouts [n -S] / SCOUT, to observe for purpose of obtaining information [v] SCOWDERS CDEORSSW SCOWDER, to scouther (to scorch (to burn slightly so as to alter color or taste)) [v] SCOWLERS CELORSSW SCOWLER, one that scowls (to frown angrily) [n] SCOWLING CGILNOSW SCOWL, to frown angrily [v] SCRABBLE ABBCELRS to claw or grope about frantically [v -D, -LING, -S] SCRABBLY ABBCLRSY raspy (rough (having uneven surface)) [adj -LIER, -LIEST] SCRAGGED ACDEGGRS SCRAG, to wring neck of [v] SCRAGGLY ACGGLRSY uneven (not even (flat and smooth)) [adj -LIER, -LIEST] SCRAICHS ACCHIRSS SCRAICH, to utter shrill cry [v] SCRAIGHS ACGHIRSS SCRAIGH, to scraich (to utter shrill cry) [v] SCRAMBLE ABCELMRS to move or climb hurriedly [v -D, -LING, -S] SCRAMJET ACEJMRST type of aircraft engine [n -S] SCRAMMED ACDEMMRS SCRAM, to leave quickly [v] SCRANNEL ACELNNRS thin person [n -S] SCRAPERS ACEPRRSS SCRAPER, one that scrapes (to rub so as to remove outer layer) [n] SCRAPIES ACEIPRSS SCRAPIE, disease of sheep [n] SCRAPING ACGINPRS SCRAPE, to rub so as to remove outer layer [v] / something scraped off [n -S] SCRAPPED ACDEPPRS SCRAP, to discard (to throw away) [v] SCRAPPER ACEPPRRS fighter (one that fights (to attempt to defeat adversary)) [n -S] SCRAPPLE ACELPPRS seasoned mixture of ground meat and cornmeal [n -S] SCRATCHY ACCHRSTY made by scratching [adj -HIER, -HIEST]

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

SCRAVELS ACELRSSV SCRAVEL, to move quickly, scramble [v] SCRAWBED ABCDERSW SCRAWB, to scrob (to scrape with or as with claws) [v] SCRAWLED ACDELRSW SCRAWL, to write hastily or illegibly [v] SCRAWLER ACELRRSW one that scrawls (to write hastily or illegibly) [n -S] SCREAKED ACDEEKRS SCREAK, to screech (to utter harsh, shrill cry) [v] SCREAMED ACDEEMRS SCREAM, to utter prolonged, piercing cry [v] SCREAMER ACEEMRRS one that screams (to utter prolonged, piercing cry) [n -S] SCREECHY CCEEHRSY screeching [adj -HIER, -HIEST] SCREEDED CDDEEERS SCREED, to shred (to tear into small strips) [v] SCREENED CDEEENRS SCREEN, to provide with screen (device designed to divide, conceal, or protect) [v] SCREENER CEEENRRS one that screens (to provide with screen (device designed to divide, conceal, or protect)) [n -S] SCREWERS CEERRSSW SCREWER, one that screws (to attach with screw (type of metal fastener)) [n] SCREWIER CEEIRRSW SCREWY, crazy (insane (mentally unsound)) [adj] SCREWING CEGINRSW SCREW, to attach with screw (type of metal fastener) [v] SCREWUPS CEPRSSUW SCREWUP, instance of bungling [n] SCRIBBLE BBCEILRS to write hastily or carelessly [v -D, -LING, -S] SCRIBBLY BBCILRSY consisting of scribbles (careless writings) [adj] SCRIBERS BCEIRRSS SCRIBER, pointed instrument used for marking off material to be cut [n] SCRIBING BCGIINRS SCRIBE, to mark with scriber [v] SCRIEVED CDEEIRSV SCRIEVE, to move along swiftly and smoothly [v] SCRIEVES CEEIRSSV SCRIEVE, to move along swiftly and smoothly [v] SCRIMPED CDEIMPRS SCRIMP, to be very or overly thrifty [v] SCRIMPER CEIMPRRS one that scrimps (to be very or overly thrifty) [n -S] SCRIMPIT CIIMPRST meager (deficient in quantity or quality) [adj] SCRIPTED CDEIPRST SCRIPT, to prepare written text for, as play or motion picture [v] SCRIPTER CEIPRRST one that scripts (to prepare written text for, as play or motion picture) [n -S] SCRIVING CGIINRSV SCRIVE, to engrave (to form by incision) [v] SCROBBED BBCDEORS SCROB, to scrape with or as with claws [v] SCROFULA ACFLORSU disease of lymph glands [n -S] SCROLLED CDELLORS SCROLL, to move text across display screen [v] SCROLLER CELLORRS computer game in which background scrolls past [n -S] SCROOGES CEGOORSS SCROOGE, miserly person [n] SCROOPED CDEOOPRS SCROOP, to make harsh, grating sound [v] SCROOTCH CCHOORST to scrooch (to crouch (to stoop (to bend body forward and down))) [v -ED, -ING, -ES] SCROTUMS CMORSSTU SCROTUM, pouch of skin that contains testes [n] SCROUGED CDEGORSU SCROUGE, to crowd (to press into insufficient space) [v] SCROUGES CEGORSSU SCROUGE, to crowd (to press into insufficient space) [v] SCROUNGE CEGNORSU to gather by foraging [v -D, -GING, -S] SCROUNGY CGNORSUY dirty (unclean (not clean (free from dirt or stain))) [adj -GIER, -GIEST] SCRUBBED BBCDERSU SCRUB, to rub hard in order to clean [v] SCRUBBER BBCERRSU one that scrubs (to rub hard in order to clean) [n -S] SCRUFFED CDEFFRSU SCRUFF, to make scruffy [v] SCRUMMED CDEMMRSU SCRUM, to engage in scrummage (formation around ball in rugby) [v] SCRUMPLE CELMPRSU to crumple, wrinkle [v -D, -LING, -S] SCRUNCHY CCHNRSUY elastic band for fastening hair [n -HIES] SCRUPLED CDELPRSU SCRUPLE, to hesitate because of ethical considerations [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

SCRUPLES CELPRSSU SCRUPLE, to hesitate because of ethical considerations [v] SCRUTINY CINRSTUY close examination [n -NIES] SCUBAING ABCGINSU SCUBA, to swim underwater using breathing device with compressed air [v] SCUDDING CDDGINSU SCUD, to run or move swiftly [v] SCUFFERS CEFFRSSU SCUFFER, one that scuffs (to walk without lifting feet) [n] SCUFFING CFFGINSU SCUFF, to walk without lifting feet [v] SCUFFLED CDEFFLSU SCUFFLE, to struggle in rough, confused manner [v] SCUFFLER CEFFLRSU one that scuffles (to struggle in rough, confused manner) [n -S] SCUFFLES CEFFLSSU SCUFFLE, to struggle in rough, confused manner [v] SCULCHES CCEHLSSU SCULCH, clean trash [n] SCULKERS CEKLRSSU SCULKER, skulker (one that skulks (to move about stealthily)) [n] SCULKING CGIKLNSU SCULK, to skulk (to move about stealthily) [v] SCULLERS CELLRSSU SCULLER, one that sculls (to propel with type of oar) [n] SCULLERY CELLRSUY room in which kitchen utensils are cleaned and stored [n -RIES] SCULLING CGILLNSU SCULL, to propel with type of oar [v] SCULLION CILLNOSU kitchen servant who does menial work [n -S] SCULPING CGILNPSU SCULP, to sculpt (to form image or representation of from solid material) [v] SCULPINS CILNPSSU SCULPIN, freshwater fish [n] SCULPTED CDELPSTU SCULPT, to form image or representation of from solid material [v] SCULPTOR CLOPRSTU one that sculpts (to form image or representation of from solid material) [n -S] SCUMBAGS ABCGMSSU SCUMBAG, dirtbag (dirty or contemptible person) [n] SCUMBALL ABCLLMSU dirtbag (dirty or contemptible person) [n -S] SCUMBLED BCDELMSU SCUMBLE, to soften outlines or colors of by rubbing lightly [v] SCUMBLES BCELMSSU SCUMBLE, to soften outlines or colors of by rubbing lightly [v] SCUMLESS CELMSSSU having no scum [adj] SCUMLIKE CEIKLMSU resembling scum [adj] SCUMMERS CEMMRSSU SCUMMER, one that scums (to remove scum (impure or extraneous matter) from) [n] SCUMMIER CEIMMRSU SCUMMY, covered with scum [adj] SCUMMILY CILMMSUY SCUMMY, covered with scum [adv] SCUMMING CGIMMNSU SCUM, to remove scum (impure or extraneous matter) from [v] SCUNGILE CEGILNSU conch used as food [n -LI] SCUNGILI CGIILNSU SCUNGILE, conch used as food [n] SCUNNERS CENNRSSU SCUNNER, to feel loathing or disgust [v] SCUPPAUG ACGPPSUU scup (marine food fish) [n -S] SCUPPERS CEPPRSSU SCUPPER, to ambush (to attack from concealed place) [v] SCURFIER CEFIRRSU SCURFY, covered with scurf [adj] SCURRIED CDEIRRSU SCURRY, to move hurriedly [v] SCURRIES CEIRRSSU SCURRY, to move hurriedly [v] SCURRILE CEILRRSU expressed in coarse and abusive language [adj] SCURVIER CEIRRSUV SCURVY, base or contemptible [adj] SCURVIES CEIRSSUV SCURVY, disease resulting from vitamin C deficiency [n] SCURVILY CILRSUVY SCURVY, base or contemptible [adv] SCUTAGES ACEGSSTU SCUTAGE, tax exacted by feudal lord in lieu of military service [n] SCUTCHED CCDEHSTU SCUTCH, to separate woody fiber from by beating [v] SCUTCHER CCEHRSTU one that scutches (to separate woody fiber from by beating) [n -S] SCUTCHES CCEHSSTU SCUTCH, to separate woody fiber from by beating [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

SCUTELLA ACELLSTU small, scutate organs or parts [n SCUTELLA] SCUTTERS CERSSTTU SCUTTER, to scurry (to move hurriedly) [v] SCUTTLED CDELSTTU SCUTTLE, to scurry (to move hurriedly) [v] SCUTTLES CELSSTTU SCUTTLE, to scurry (to move hurriedly) [v] SCUTWORK CKORSTUW tedious or menial work [n -S] SCUZZBAG ABCGSUZZ dirty or contemptible person [n -S] SCUZZIER CEIRSUZZ SCUZZY, dirty or shabby [adj] SCYPHATE ACEHPSTY shaped like cup [adj] SCYTHING CGHINSTY SCYTHE, to cut with scythe (single-bladed cutting implement) [v] SEABEACH AABCEEHS beach lying along sea [n -ES] SEABIRDS ABDEIRSS SEABIRD, bird frequenting ocean or seacoast [n] SEABOARD AABDEORS seacoast (land bordering on sea) [n -S] SEABOOTS ABEOOSST SEABOOT, waterproof boot [n] SEABORNE ABEENORS carried on or over sea [adj] SEACOAST AACEOSST land bordering on sea [n -S] SEACOCKS ACCEKOSS SEACOCK, valve in ship's hull [n] SEACRAFT AACEFRST skill in sea navigation [n -S] SEADROME ADEEMORS airport in sea [n -S] SEAFARER AAEEFRRS sailor (member of ship's crew) [n -S] SEAFLOOR AEFLOORS bottom of sea [n -S] SEAFOAMS AAEFMOSS SEAFOAM, foam formed on sea [n] SEAFOODS ADEFOOSS SEAFOOD, edible fish or shellfish from sea [n] SEAFOWLS AEFLOSSW SEAFOWL, seabird (bird frequenting ocean or seacoast) [n] SEAFRONT AEFNORST area along edge of sea [n -S] SEAGOING AEGGINOS designed for use on sea [adj] SEAGRASS AAEGRSSS grasslike plant living in or close to sea [n -ES] SEAGULLS AEGLLSSU SEAGULL, gull frequenting sea [n] SEAHORSE AEEHORSS fish of pipefish family [n -S] SEAKALES AAEEKLSS SEAKALE, coastal plant with edible shoots [n] SEALABLE AABEELLS SEAL, to close or make secure against access, leakage, or passage [adj] SEALANTS AAELNSST SEALANT, sealing agent [n] SEALIFTS AEFILSST SEALIFT, to transport (military personnel and equipment) by ship [v] SEALINGS AEGILNSS SEALING, hunting of seals [n] SEALLIKE AEEIKLLS resembling seal (aquatic mammal) [adj] SEALSKIN AEIKLNSS skin of seal [n -S] SEAMANLY AAELMNSY SEAMAN, sailor (member of ship's crew) [adj] SEAMARKS AAEKMRSS SEAMARK, landmark serving as navigational guide to mariners [n] SEAMIEST AEEIMSST SEAMY, unpleasant (pleasing) [adj] SEAMLESS AEELMSSS having no seam [adj] SEAMLIKE AEEIKLMS resembling seam [adj] SEAMOUNT AEMNOSTU undersea mountain [n -S] SEAMSTER AEEMRSST person whose occupation is sewing [n -S] SEAPIECE ACEEEIPS seascape (picture of sea) [n -S] SEAPLANE AAEELNPS airplane designed to take off from or land on water [n -S] SEAPORTS AEOPRSST SEAPORT, harbor or town accessible to seagoing ships [n] SEAQUAKE AAEEKQSU undersea earthquake [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

SEARCHED ACDEEHRS SEARCH, to look through or over carefully in order to find something [v] SEARCHER ACEEHRRS one that searches (to look through or over carefully in order to find something) [n -S] SEARCHES ACEEHRSS SEARCH, to look through or over carefully in order to find something [v] SEAROBIN ABEINORS marine fish [n -S] SEASCAPE AACEEPSS picture of sea [n -S] SEASCOUT ACEOSSTU boy scout trained in water activities [n -S] SEASHELL AEEHLLSS shell of marine mollusk [n -S] SEASHORE AEEHORSS land bordering on sea [n -S] SEASIDES ADEEISSS SEASIDE, seashore (land bordering on sea) [n] SEASONAL AAELNOSS employee or product associated with time of year [n -S] SEASONED ADEENOSS SEASON, to heighten or improve flavor of by adding savory ingredients [v] SEASONER AEENORSS one that seasons (to heighten or improve flavor of by adding savory ingredients) [n -S] SEATBACK AABCEKST back of seat [n -S] SEATBELT ABEELSTT arrangement of straps to keep person steady in seat [n -S] SEATINGS AEGINSST SEATING, material for covering seats [n] SEATLESS AEELSSST having no seat [adj] SEATMATE AAEEMSTT one with whom one shares seat [n -S] SEATRAIN AAEINRST ship equipped to carry railroad cars [n -S] SEATROUT AEORSTTU marine fish [n -S] SEATWORK AEKORSTW work done at one's seat [n -S] SEAWALLS AAELLSSW SEAWALL, a wall to protect a shoreline from erosion [n] SEAWANTS AAENSSTW SEAWANT, seawan (wampum (form of currency formerly used by Native Americans)) [n] SEAWARDS AADERSSW SEAWARD, direction toward open sea [n] SEAWARES AAEERSSW SEAWARE, seaweed used as fertilizer [n] SEAWATER AAEERSTW water from sea [n -S] SEAWEEDS ADEEESSW SEAWEED, plant growing in sea [n] SEAWEEDY ADEEESWY SEAWEED, plant growing in sea [adj -DIER, -DIEST] SECALOSE ACEELOSS complex carbohydrate [n -S] SECANTLY ACELNSTY in intersecting manner [adv] SECATEUR ACEERSTU pruning tool [n -S] SECEDERS CDEEERSS SECEDER, one that secedes (to withdraw formally from alliance or association) [n] SECEDING CDEEGINS SECEDE, to withdraw formally from alliance or association [v] SECERNED CDEEENRS SECERN, to discern as separate [v] SECLUDED CDDEELSU SECLUDE, to remove or set apart from others [v] SECLUDES CDEELSSU SECLUDE, to remove or set apart from others [v] SECONALS ACELNOSS SECONAL, trademark [n] SECONDED CDDEENOS SECOND, to give support or encouragement to [v] SECONDEE CDEEENOS worker who is transferred to another job temporarily [n -S] SECONDER CDEENORS one that seconds (to give support or encouragement to) [n -S] SECONDES CDEENOSS SECONDE, position in fencing [n] SECONDLY CDELNOSY in next place after first [adv] SECRETED CDEEERST SECRETE, to generate and separate out from cells or bodily fluids [v] SECRETER CEEERRST SECRET, kept from knowledge or view [adj] SECRETES CEEERSST SECRETE, to generate and separate out from cells or bodily fluids [v] SECRETIN CEEINRST hormone (secretion of endocrine organs) [n -S] SECRETLY CEELRSTY in secret (kept from knowledge or view) manner [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

SECRETOR CEEORRST one that secretes (to generate and separate out from cells or bodily fluids) [n -S] SECTIONS CEINOSST SECTION, to divide into sections (distinct parts) [v] SECTORAL ACELORST of or pertaining to sector [adj] SECTORED CDEEORST SECTOR, to divide into sectors (sections) [v] SECULARS ACELRSSU SECULAR, layman (member of laity) [n] SECUNDLY CDELNSUY SECUND, having parts or organs arranged on one side only [adv] SECUNDUM CDEMNSUU according to [adv] SECURELY CEELRSUY SECURE, free from danger [adv] SECURERS CEERRSSU SECURER, one that secures something [n] SECUREST CEERSSTU SECURE, free from danger [adj] SECURING CEGINRSU SECURE, to make firm or tight [v] SECURITY CEIRSTUY state of being secure (free from danger) [n -TIES] SEDATELY ADEELSTY SEDATE, calm (free from agitation) [adv] SEDATEST ADEESSTT SEDATE, calm (free from agitation) [adj] SEDATING ADEGINST SEDATE, to administer sedative to [v] SEDATION ADEINOST reduction of stress or excitement by use of sedatives [n -S] SEDATIVE ADEEISTV drug that induces calm state [n -S] SEDERUNT DEENRSTU prolonged sitting [n -S] SEDGIEST DEEGISST SEDGY, abounding in sedge [adj] SEDILIUM DEIILMSU sedile (one of seats in church for use of officiating clergy) [n -IA] SEDIMENT DEEIMNST to settle to bottom of liquid [v -ED, -ING, -S] SEDITION DEIINOST incitement of rebellion against government [n -S] SEDUCERS CDEERSSU SEDUCER, one that seduces (to lead astray) [n] SEDUCING CDEGINSU SEDUCE, to lead astray [v] SEDUCIVE CDEEISUV SEDUCE, to lead astray [adj] SEDULITY DEILSTUY state of being sedulous (diligent (persevering)) [n -TIES] SEDULOUS DELOSSUU diligent (persevering) [adj] SEECATCH ACCEEHST adult male fur seal [n -IE] SEEDBEDS BDDEEESS SEEDBED, land prepared for seeding [n] SEEDCAKE ACDEEEKS sweet cake containing aromatic seeds [n -S] SEEDCASE ACDEEESS pericarp (wall of ripened plant ovary or fruit) [n -S] SEEDIEST DEEEISST SEEDY, containing seeds; inferior in condition or quality [adj] SEEDLESS DEEELSSS having no seeds [adj] SEEDLIKE DEEEIKLS resembling seed [adj] SEEDLING DEEGILNS young plant [n -S] SEEDPODS DDEEOPSS SEEDPOD, type of seed vessel [n] SEEDSMAN ADEEMNSS dealer in seeds [n -MEN] SEEDSMEN DEEEMNSS SEEDSMAN, dealer in seeds [n] SEEDTIME DEEEIMST season for sowing seeds [n -S] SEEMINGS EEGIMNSS SEEMING, outward appearance [n] SEEMLIER EEEILMRS SEEMLY, of pleasing appearance [adj] SEEPAGES AEEEGPSS SEEPAGE, quantity of fluid that has seeped [n] SEEPIEST EEEIPSST SEEPY, soaked or oozing with water [adj] SEESAWED ADEEESSW SEESAW, to move up and down or back and forth [v] SEETHING EEGHINST SEETHE, to surge or foam as if boiling [v] SEGMENTS EEGMNSST SEGMENT, to divide into sections [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

SEGUEING EEGGINSU SEGUE, to proceed without pause from one musical theme to another [v] SEICENTO CEEINOST seventeenth century [n -S] SEIGNEUR EEGINRSU seignior (feudal lord) [n -S] SEIGNIOR EGIINORS feudal lord [n -S] SEIGNORY EGINORSY power of seignior [n -RIES] SEININGS EGIINNSS SEINING, act of catching fish with seine [n] SEISABLE ABEEILSS SEISE, to seize (to take hold of suddenly and forcibly) [adj] SEISINGS EGIINSSS SEISING, seizing (act of one that seizes) [n] SEISMISM EIIMMSSS natural activity involved in earthquakes [n -S] SEISURES EEIRSSSU SEISURE, seizure (act of seizing (to take hold of suddenly and forcibly)) [n] SEIZABLE ABEEILSZ SEIZE, to take hold of suddenly and forcibly [adj] SEIZINGS EGIINSSZ SEIZING, act of one that seizes [n] SEIZURES EEIRSSUZ SEIZURE, act of seizing (to take hold of suddenly and forcibly) [n] SELADANG AADEGLNS saladang (wild ox) [n -S] SELAMLIK AEIKLLMS portion of Turkish house reserved for men [n -S] SELCOUTH CEHLOSTU unusual (not usual) [adj] SELDOMLY DELLMOSY SELDOM, infrequent [adv] SELECTED CDEEELST SELECT, to choose (to take by preference) [v] SELECTEE CEEEELST one that is selected [n -S] SELECTLY CEELLSTY by selection [adv] SELECTOR CEELORST one that selects (to choose (to take by preference)) [n -S] SELENATE AEEELNST chemical salt [n -S] SELENIDE DEEEILNS compound of selenium [n -S] SELENITE EEEILNST variety of gypsum [n -S] SELENIUM EEILMNSU nonmetallic element [n -S] SELENOUS EELNOSSU SELENIUM, nonmetallic element [adj] SELFDOMS DEFLMOSS SELFDOM, selfhood (state of being individual person) [n] SELFHEAL AEEFHLLS perennial herb [n -S] SELFHOOD DEFHLOOS state of being individual person [n -S] SELFLESS EEFLLSSS unselfish (not selfish (concerned chiefly or only with oneself)) [adj] SELFNESS EEFLNSSS selfhood (state of being individual person) [n -ES] SELFSAME AEEFLMSS identical [adj] SELFWARD ADEFLRSW toward oneself [adv] SELLABLE ABEELLLS SELL, to give up to another for money or other valuable consideration [adj] SELLOFFS EFFLLOSS SELLOFF, sale of large number of stocks, bonds, or commodities [n] SELLOUTS ELLOSSTU SELLOUT, performance for which all seats have been sold [n] SELTZERS EELRSSTZ SELTZER, carbonated mineral water [n] SELVAGED ADEEGLSV SELVAGE, edge of woven fabric finished to prevent raveling [adj] SELVAGES AEEGLSSV SELVAGE, edge of woven fabric finished to prevent raveling [n] SELVEDGE DEEEGLSV selvage (edge of woven fabric finished to prevent raveling) [n -S] SEMANTIC ACEIMNST pertaining to meaning (something that one intends to convey by language) [adj] SEMESTER EEEMRSST period constituting half of academic year [n -S] SEMIARID ADEIIMRS characterized by light rainfall [adj] SEMIBALD ABDEILMS partly bald [adj] SEMIBOLD BDEILMOS printed in typeface with strokes not as thick as boldface [adj] SEMICOMA ACEIMMOS coma from which person can be aroused [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

SEMIDEAF ADEEFIMS partly deaf [adj] SEMIDOME DEEIMMOS half dome [n -S] SEMIGALA AAEGILMS somewhat gala [adj] SEMIHARD ADEHIMRS moderately hard [adj] SEMIHIGH EGHHIIMS moderately high [adj] SEMIHOBO BEHIMOOS person having some of characteristics of hobo [n -ES, -S] SEMILLON EILLMNOS white grape grown in France [n -S] SEMIMATT AEIMMSTT semimat (having slight luster) [adj] SEMIMILD DEIILMMS moderately mild [adj] SEMIMUTE EEIMMSTU having partially lost faculty of speech [adj] SEMINARS AEIMNRSS SEMINAR, advanced study group at college or university [n] SEMINARY AEIMNRSY school for training of priests, ministers, or rabbis [n -RIES] SEMINOMA AEIMMNOS malignant tumor of testis [n -S, -TA] SEMINUDE DEEIMNSU partly nude [adj] SEMIOPEN EEIMNOPS partly open [adj] SEMIOSES EEIMOSSS SEMIOSIS, process in which something functions as sign to organism [n] SEMIOSIS EIIMOSSS process in which something functions as sign to organism [n -SES] SEMIOTIC CEIIMOST general theory of signs and symbolism [n -S] SEMIOVAL AEILMOSV somewhat oval [adj] SEMIPROS EIMOPRSS SEMIPRO, one who is engaged in some field or sport for pay on part-time basis [n] SEMISOFT EFIMOSST moderately soft [adj] SEMITIST EIIMSSTT one who favors Jewish interests [n -S] SEMITONE EEIMNOST type of musical tone [n -S] SEMIWILD DEIILMSW somewhat wild [adj] SEMOLINA AEILMNOS granular product of wheat used for pasta [n -S] SEMPLICE CEEILMPS simple -- used as musical direction [adj] SENARIUS AEINRSSU Greek or Latin verse consisting of six metrical feet [n -II] SENATORS AENORSST SENATOR, member of senate [n] SENDABLE ABDEELNS SEND, to cause to go [adj] SENDOFFS DEFFNOSS SENDOFF, farewell celebration [n] SENECIOS CEEINOSS SENECIO, flowering plant [n] SENESCED CDEEENSS SENESCE, to grow old [v] SENESCES CEEENSSS SENESCE, to grow old [v] SENHORAS AEHNORSS SENHORA, married Portuguese or Brazilian woman [n] SENHORES EEHNORSS SENHOR, Portuguese or Brazilian gentleman [n] SENILELY EEILLNSY in senile manner [adv] SENILITY EIILNSTY mental and physical infirmity due to old age [n -TIES] SENNIGHT EGHINNST week (period of seven days) [n -S] SENOPIAS AEINOPSS SENOPIA, improvement of near vision [n] SENORITA AEINORST unmarried Spanish girl or woman [n -S]

SENSATED ADEENSST SENSATE, to sense (to perceive by senses (any of certain agencies through which individual receives impressions of external world)) [v]

SENSATES AEENSSST SENSATE, to sense (to perceive by senses (any of certain agencies through which individual receives impressions of external world)) [v] SENSEFUL EEFLNSSU sensible (having or showing good judgment) [adj] SENSIBLE BEEILNSS having or showing good judgment [adj -R, -ST] / something that can be sensed [n -S] SENSIBLY BEILNSSY SENSIBLE, having or showing good judgment [adv] SENSILLA AEILLNSS simple sense organ [n -E]

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

SENSORIA AEINORSS parts of brain concerned with reception and interpretation of sensory stimuli [n SENSORIA] SENSUOUS ENOSSSUU pertaining to or derived from senses [adj] SENTENCE CEEENNST to declare judicially extent of punishment to be imposed [v -D, -CING, -S] SENTIENT EEINNSTT person or thing capable of sensation [n -S] SENTIMOS EIMNOSST SENTIMO, monetary unit of Philippines [n] SENTINEL EEILNNST to stand guard [v -ED, -LLED, -ING, -LLING, -S] SENTRIES EEINRSST SENTRY, one who stands guard [n] SEPALINE AEEILNPS SEPAL, one of individual leaves of calyx [adj] SEPALLED ADEELLPS SEPAL, one of individual leaves of calyx [adj] SEPALOID ADEILOPS SEPAL, one of individual leaves of calyx [adj] SEPALOUS AELOPSSU SEPAL, one of individual leaves of calyx [adj] SEPARATE AAEEPRST to set or keep apart [v -D, -TING, -S] SEPPUKUS EKPPSSUU SEPPUKU, Japanese form of suicide [n] SEPTAGES AEEGPSST SEPTAGE, waste in septic tank [n] SEPTARIA AAEIPRST limestone nodules [n SEPTARIA] SEPTETTE EEEPSTTT septet (group of seven) [n -S] SEPTICAL ACEILPST SEPTIC, agent producing sepsis [adj] SEPTIMAL AEILMPST based on number seven [adj] SEPTIMES EEIMPSST SEPTIME, position in fencing [n] SEPTORIA AEIOPRST type of fungus (any of major group of lower plants) [n -S] SEPTUPLE EELPPSTU to make seven times as great [v -D, -LING, -S] SEQUELAE AEEELQSU SEQUELA, abnormal condition resulting from preceding disease [n] SEQUENCE CEEENQSU to arrange in consecutive order [v -D, -CING, -S] SEQUENCY CEENQSUY following of one thing after another [n -CIES] SEQUENTS EENQSSTU SEQUENT, something that follows (to come or go after) [n] SEQUINED DEEINQSU SEQUIN, to affix sequins (shiny ornamental discs) to [v] SEQUITUR EIQRSTUU conclusion of inference [n -S] SEQUOIAS AEIOQSSU SEQUOIA, large evergreen tree [n] SERAGLIO AEGILORS harem (section of Muslim household reserved for women) [n -S] SERAPHIC ACEHIPRS SERAPH, winged celestial being [adj] SERAPHIM AEHIMPRS SERAPH, winged celestial being [n] / seraph (winged celestial being) [n -S] SERAPHIN AEHINPRS SERAPH, winged celestial being [n] SERENADE ADEEENRS to perform honorific evening song for [v -D, -DING, -S] SERENATA AAEENRST dramatic cantata [n -S, -TE] SERENATE AEEENRST SERENATA, dramatic cantata [n] SERENELY EEELNRSY SERENE, calm; tranquil [adv] SERENEST EEENRSST SERENE, calm; tranquil [adj] SERENITY EEINRSTY state of being serene (calm; tranquil) [n -TIES] SERFAGES AEEFGRSS SERFAGE, serfdom (state of being serf (feudal slave)) [n] SERFDOMS DEFMORSS SERFDOM, state of being serf (feudal slave) [n] SERFHOOD DEFHOORS serfdom (state of being serf (feudal slave)) [n -S] SERFLIKE EEFIKLRS serfish (characteristic of serf) [adj] SERGEANT AEEGNRST noncommissioned military officer [n -S] SERGINGS EGGINRSS SERGING, process of finishing raw edges of fabric [n] SERIALLY AEILLRSY in manner or form of serial [adv] SERIATED ADEEIRST SERIATE, to put into series [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

SERIATES AEEIRSST SERIATE, to put into series [v] SERIATIM AEIIMRST serially (in manner or form of serial) [adv] SERICINS CEIINRSS SERICIN, kind of protein [n] SERIEMAS AEEIMRSS SERIEMA, Brazilian bird [n] SERIFFED DEEFFIRS SERIF, fine line used to finish off main stroke of letter [adj] SERINGAS AEGINRSS SERINGA, Brazilian tree [n] SERJEANT AEEJNRST sergeant (noncommissioned military officer) [n -S] SERMONIC CEIMNORS SERMON, religious discourse [adj] SEROLOGY EGLOORSY science of serums [n -GIES] SEROSITY EIORSSTY quality or state of being serous [n -TIES] SEROTINE EEINORST European bat [n -S] SEROTINY EINORSTY condition of having late or gradual seed dispersal [n -NIES] SEROTYPE EEOPRSTY to classify (microorganisms) according to characteristic set of antigens [v -D, -PING, -S] SEROVARS AEORRSSV SEROVAR, group of microorganisms having characteristic set of antigens [n] SERPENTS EENPRSST SERPENT, snake [n] SERPIGOS EGIOPRSS SERPIGO, spreading skin eruption [n] SERRANID ADEINRRS marine fish [n -S] SERRANOS AENORRSS SERRANO, small hot pepper [n] SERRATED ADEERRST SERRATE, to furnish with toothlike projections [v] SERRATES AEERRSST SERRATE, to furnish with toothlike projections [v] SERRYING EGINRRSY SERRY, to crowd together [v] SERVABLE ABEELRSV capable of serving or being served [adj] SERVANTS AENRSSTV SERVANT, one that serves others [n] SERVICED CDEEIRSV SERVICE, to repair (to restore to good condition) [v] SERVICER CEEIRRSV one that services (to repair (to restore to good condition)) [n -S] SERVICES CEEIRSSV SERVICE, to repair (to restore to good condition) [v] SERVINGS EGINRSSV SERVING, portion of food [n] SERVITOR EIORRSTV male servant [n -S] SESAMOID ADEIMOSS nodular mass of bone or cartilage [n -S] SESSIONS EINOSSSS SESSION, meeting of legislative or judicial body for transaction of business [n] SESSPOOL ELOOPSSS cesspool (covered well or pit for sewage) [n -S] SESTERCE CEEERSST coin of ancient Rome [n -S] SESTINAS AEINSSST SESTINA, type of verse form [n] SESTINES EEINSSST SESTINE, sestina (type of verse form) [n] SETBACKS ABCEKSST SETBACK, defeat [n] SETENANT AEENNSTT postage stamp that differs in design from others in same sheet [n -S] SETIFORM EFIMORST having form of seta [adj] SETLINES EEILNSST SETLINE, strong fishing line [n] SETSCREW CEERSSTW type of screw [n -S] SETTINGS EGINSSTT SETTING, scenery used in dramatic production [n] SETTLERS EELRSSTT SETTLER, one that settles (to place in desired state or order) [n] SETTLING EGILNSTT sediment [n -S] / SETTLE, to place in desired state or order [v] SETTLORS ELORSSTT SETTLOR, one that makes legal settlement [n] SETULOSE EELOSSTU covered with seta [adj] SETULOUS ELOSSTUU setulose (covered with seta) [adj] SEVENTHS EEHNSSTV SEVENTH, one of seven equal parts [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

SEVERALS AEELRSSV SEVERAL, few persons or things [n] SEVERELY EEELRSVY SEVERE, unsparing in treatment of others [adv] SEVEREST EEERSSTV SEVERE, unsparing in treatment of ors [adj] SEVERIES EEEIRSSV SEVERY, compartment in vaulted ceiling [n] SEVERING EEGINRSV SEVER, to divide or cut into parts [v] SEVERITY EEIRSTVY quality or state of being severe [n -TIES] SEVICHES CEEHISSV SEVICHE, dish of raw fish [n] SEVRUGAS AEGRSSUV SEVRUGA, caviar from Caspian Sea [n] SEWERAGE AEEEGRSW sewage (waste matter carried off by sewers) [n -S] SEWERING EEGINRSW SEWER, to clean or maintain sewers (underground conduits for waste) [v] SEXINESS EEINSSSX quality or state of being sexy [n -ES] SEXOLOGY EGLOOSXY study of human sexual behavior [n -GIES] SEXPERTS EEPRSSTX SEXPERT, expert in sexual matters [n] SEXTAINS AEINSSTX SEXTAIN, stanza of six lines [n] SEXTANTS AENSSTTX SEXTANT, instrument for measuring angular distances [n] SEXTARII AEIIRSTX ancient Roman units of liquid measure [n -II] SEXTETTE EEESTTTX sextet (group of six) [n -S] SEXTILES EEILSSTX SEXTILE, position of two celestial bodies when they are sixty degrees apart [n] SEXTINGS EGINSSTX SEXTING, sending of sexually explicit messages or images by cell phone [n] SEXTUPLE EELPSTUX to make six times as great [v -D, -LING, -S] SEXTUPLY ELPSTUXY to six times as much or as many [adv] SEXUALLY AELLSUXY SEXUAL, pertaining to sex [adv] SFORZATO AFOORSTZ playing of tone or chord with sudden force [n -S] SFUMATOS AFMOSSTU SFUMATO, technique used in painting [n] SHABBIER ABBEHIRS SHABBY, ragged (tattered) [adj] SHABBILY ABBHILSY SHABBY, ragged (tattered) [adv] SHACKIER ACEHIKRS SHACKY, dilapidated [adj] SHACKING ACGHIKNS SHACK, to live or dwell [v] SHACKLED ACDEHKLS SHACKLE, to confine with metal fastenings placed around wrists or ankles [v] SHACKLER ACEHKLRS one that shackles (to confine with metal fastenings placed around wrists or ankles) [n -S] SHACKLES ACEHKLSS SHACKLE, to confine with metal fastenings placed around wrists or ankles [v] SHACKOES ACEHKOSS SHACKO, shako (type of military hat) [n] SHADBLOW ABDHLOSW shadbush (flowering tree or shrub) [n -S] SHADBUSH ABDHHSSU flowering tree or shrub [n -ES] SHADCHAN AACDHHNS Jewish marriage broker [n -IM, -S] SHADDOCK ACDDHKOS citrus fruit [n -S] SHADIEST ADEHISST SHADY, shaded [adj] SHADINGS ADGHINSS SHADING, protection against light or heat [n] SHADKHAN AADHHKNS shadchan (Jewish marriage broker) [n -IM, -S] SHADOOFS ADFHOOSS SHADOOF, device used in Egypt for raising water for irrigation [n] SHADOWED ADDEHOSW SHADOW, to make dark or gloomy [v] SHADOWER ADEHORSW one that shadows (to make dark or gloomy) [n -S] SHADRACH AACDHHRS mass of unfused material in hearth of blast furnace [n -S] SHAFTING AFGHINST SHAFT, to push or propel with pole [v] / system of rods for transmitting motion or power [n -S] SHAGBARK AABGHKRS hardwood tree [n -S] SHAGGERS AEGGHRSS SHAGGER, offensive word [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

SHAGGIER AEGGHIRS SHAGGY, covered with long, coarse hair [adj] SHAGGILY AGGHILSY SHAGGY, covered with long, coarse hair [adv] SHAGGING AGGGHINS SHAG, to make shaggy [v] SHAGREEN AEEGHNRS rough skin of certain sharks [n -S] SHAHADAH AAADHHHS shahada (Muslim profession of faith) [n -S] SHAHADAS AAADHHSS SHAHADA, Muslim profession of faith [n] SHAHDOMS ADHHMOSS SHAHDOM, territory ruled by shah [n] SHAHEEDS ADEEHHSS SHAHEED, shahid (Muslim martyr) [n] SHAITANS AAHINSST SHAITAN, evil spirit [n] SHAKABLE AABEHKLS SHAKE, to move to and fro with short, rapid movements [adj] SHAKEOUT AEHKOSTU minor economic recession [n -S] SHAKEUPS AEHKPSSU SHAKEUP, total reorganization [n] SHAKIEST AEHIKSST SHAKY, shaking [adj] SHALIEST AEHILSST SHALY, resembling shale (fissile rock) [adj] / SHALEY [adj] SHALLOON AHLLNOOS woolen fabric [n -S] SHALLOPS AHLLOPSS SHALLOP, small, open boat [n] SHALLOTS AHLLOSST SHALLOT, plant resembling onion [n] SHALLOWS AHLLOSSW SHALLOW, to make shallow [v] SHALWARS AAHLRSSW SHALWAR, pair of loose trousers worn by some women of India [n] SHAMABLE AABEHLMS capable of being shamed [adj] SHAMABLY AABHLMSY SHAMABLE, capable of being shamed [adv] SHAMANIC AACHIMNS SHAMAN, medicine man among certain Native Americans [adj] SHAMBLED ABDEHLMS SHAMBLE, to walk awkwardly [v] SHAMBLES ABEHLMSS SHAMBLE, to walk awkwardly [v] SHAMEFUL AEFHLMSU disgraceful [adj] SHAMIANA AAAHIMNS large tent in India [n -S] SHAMISEN AEHIMNSS samisen (Japanese stringed instrument) [n -S] SHAMMASH AAHHMMSS shammes (minor official of synagogue) [n -IM] SHAMMERS AEHMMRSS SHAMMER, one that shams (to feign (to pretend)) [n] SHAMMIED ADEHIMMS SHAMMY, to chamois (to prepare leather like chamois) [v] SHAMMIES AEHIMMSS SHAMMY, to chamois (to prepare leather like chamois) [v] SHAMMING AGHIMMNS SHAM, to feign (to pretend (to assume or display false appearance of)) [v] SHAMOSIM AHIMMOSS SHAMAS, shammes (minor official of synagogue) [n] / SHAMES, shammes [n] / SHAMOS, shammes [n] SHAMOYED ADEHMOSY SHAMOY, to chamois (to prepare leather like chamois) [v] SHAMPOOS AHMOOPSS SHAMPOO, to cleanse with special preparation [v] SHAMROCK ACHKMORS three-leaved plant [n -S] SHAMUSES AEHMSSSU SHAMUS, private detective [n] SHANDIES ADEHINSS SHANDY, alcoholic drink [n] SHANGHAI AAGHHINS to kidnap for service aboard ship [v -ED, -ING, -S] SHANKING AGHIKNNS SHANK, to hit sharply to right, as golf ball [v] SHANNIES AEHINNSS SHANNY, marine fish [n] SHANTEYS AEHNSSTY SHANTEY, chantey (sailor's song) [n] SHANTIES AEHINSST SHANTY, small, crudely built dwelling [n] SHANTIHS AHHINSST SHANTIH, shanti (peace) [n] SHANTUNG AGHNNSTU silk fabric [n -S] SHAPABLE AABEHLPS SHAPE, to give shape (outward form) to [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

SHAPEUPS AEHPPSSU SHAPEUP, system of hiring work crew [n] SHARABLE AABEHLRS SHARE, to have, get, or use in common with another or others [adj] SHARIAHS AAHHIRSS SHARIAH, sharia (Islamic law based on Koran) [n] SHARIATS AAHIRSST SHARIAT, sharia (Islamic law based on Koran) [n] SHARKERS AEHKRRSS SHARKER, one that sharks (to live by trickery) [n] SHARKING AGHIKNRS SHARK, to live by trickery [v] SHARKISH AHHIKRSS behaving like shark (predatory fish) [adj] SHARPENS AEHNPRSS SHARPEN, to make sharp [v] SHARPERS AEHPRRSS SHARPER, swindler (one that swindles (to take money or property from by fraudulent means)) [n] SHARPEST AEHPRSST SHARP, suitable for or capable of cutting or piercing [adj] SHARPIES AEHIPRSS SHARPIE, very alert person [n] / SHARPY, sharpie (very alert person) [n] SHARPING AGHINPRS SHARP, to raise in pitch, as musical tone [v] SHARPISH AHHIPRSS somewhat sharp [adj] SHASHLIK AHHIKLSS kabob (cubes of meat cooked on skewer) [n -S] SHASLIKS AHIKLSSS SHASLIK, shashlik (kabob (cubes of meat cooked on skewer)) [n] SHATOOSH AHHOOSST fabric made from wool of chiru [n -ES] SHATTERS AEHRSSTT SHATTER, to break into pieces [v] SHAULING AGHILNSU SHAUL, to shoal (to become shallow) [v] SHAVABLE AABEHLSV SHAVE, to sever hair close to roots [adj] SHAVINGS AGHINSSV SHAVING, something shaved off [n] SHAWARMA AAAHMRSW sandwich of lamb or chicken, vegetables, and often tahini wrapped in pita bread [n -S] SHAWLING AGHILNSW SHAWL, to wrap in shawl (piece of cloth worn as covering) [v] SHEAFING AEFGHINS SHEAF, to sheave (to gather into bundle) [v] SHEALING AEGHILNS shepherd's hut [n -S] SHEARERS AEEHRRSS SHEARER, one that shears (to cut hair or wool from) [n] SHEARING AEGHINRS instance of cutting hair or wool [n -S] / SHEAR, to cut hair or wool from [v] SHEATHED ADEEHHST SHEATH, to sheathe (to put into protective case) [v] / SHEATHE, to put into protective case [v] SHEATHER AEEHHRST one that sheathes (to put into protective case) [n -S] SHEATHES AEEHHSST SHEATHE, to put into protective case [v] SHEAVING AEGHINSV SHEAVE, to gather into bundle [v] SHEBANGS ABEGHNSS SHEBANG, situation, organization, or matter [n] SHEBEANS ABEEHNSS SHEBEAN, shebeen (place where liquor is sold illegally) [n] SHEBEENS BEEEHNSS SHEBEEN, place where liquor is sold illegally [n] SHEDABLE ABDEEHLS capable of being cast off [adj] SHEDDERS DDEEHRSS SHEDDER, one that casts off something [n] SHEDDING DDEGHINS SHED, to house in shed (small, low structure) [v] SHEDLIKE DEEHIKLS resembling shed [adj] SHEENFUL EEFHLNSU shining (emitting or reflecting light) [adj] SHEENIER EEEHINRS SHEENY, shining (emitting or reflecting light) [adj] SHEENING EEGHINNS SHEEN, to shine (to emit light) [v] SHEEPCOT CEEHOPST enclosure for sheep [n -S] SHEEPDOG DEEGHOPS dog trained to guard and herd sheep [n -S] SHEEPISH EEHHIPSS embarrassed [adj] SHEEPLES EEEHLPSS SHEEPLE, people likened to sheep [n] SHEEPMAN AEEHMNPS person who raises sheep [n -MEN] SHEEPMEN EEEHMNPS SHEEPMAN, person who raises sheep [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

SHEEREST EEEHRSST SHEER, of very thin texture [adj] SHEERING EEGHINRS SHEER, to swerve (to turn aside suddenly from straight course) [v] SHEETERS EEEHRSST SHEETER, one that sheets (to cover with sheet (thin, rectangular piece of material)) [n] SHEETFED DEEEFHST pertaining to type of printing press [adj] SHEETING EEGHINST material in form of sheets [n -S] / SHEET, to cover with sheet (thin, rectangular piece of material) [v] SHEHNAIS AEHHINSS SHEHNAI, double-reed wind instrument of India [n] SHEIKDOM DEHIKMOS area ruled by sheik [n -S] SHEITANS AEHINSST SHEITAN, shaitan (evil spirit) [n] SHEITELS EEHILSST SHEITEL, wig worn by married Jewish woman [n] SHEKALIM AEHIKLMS SHEKEL, ancient unit of weight and money [n] SHEKELIM EEHIKLMS SHEKEL, ancient unit of weight and money [n] SHELDUCK CDEHKLSU European duck [n -S] SHELFFUL EFFHLLSU as much as shelf can hold [n -S] SHELLACK ACEHKLLS to shellac (to cover with thin varnish) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SHELLACS ACEHLLSS SHELLAC, to cover with thin varnish [v] SHELLERS EEHLLRSS SHELLER, one that shells (to divest of shell (hard outer covering)) [n] SHELLIER EEHILLRS SHELLY, abounding in seashells [adj] SHELLING EGHILLNS SHELL, to divest of shell (hard outer covering) [v] SHELTERS EEHLRSST SHELTER, to provide cover or protection for [v] SHELTIES EEHILSST SHELTIE, small, shaggy pony [n] / SHELTY, sheltie (small, shaggy pony) [n] SHELVERS EEHLRSSV SHELVER, one that shelves (to place on shelf) [n] SHELVIER EEHILRSV SHELVY, inclining gradually [adj] SHELVING EGHILNSV material for shelves [n -S] / SHELVE, to place on shelf [v] SHEMALES AEEHLMSS SHEMALE, offensive word [n] SHENDING DEGHINNS SHEND, to disgrace (to bring shame or discredit upon) [v] SHEPHERD DEEHHPRS to watch over carefully [v -ED, -ING, -S] SHEQALIM AEHILMQS SHEQEL, shekel (ancient unit of weight and money) [n] SHERBERT BEEHRRST sherbet (frozen fruit-flavored mixture) [n -S] SHERBETS BEEHRSST SHERBET, frozen fruit-flavored mixture [n] SHEREEFS EEEFHRSS SHEREEF, sherif (Arab ruler) [n] SHERIFFS EFFHIRSS SHERIFF, law-enforcement officer of county [n] SHERLOCK CEHKLORS detective [n -S] SHEROOTS EHOORSST SHEROOT, cheroot (square-cut cigar) [n] SHERRIED DEEHIRRS cooked or flavored with sherry [adj] SHERRIES EEHIRRSS SHERRY, type of wine [n] SHERWANI AEHINRSW knee-length coat worn by some men of India [n -S] SHETLAND ADEHLNST wool yarn [n -S] SHIATSUS AHISSSTU SHIATSU, massage using finger pressure [n] SHIATZUS AHISSTUZ SHIATZU, shiatsu (massage using finger pressure) [n] SHICKERS CEHIKRSS SHICKER, drunkard (one who is habitually drunk) [n] SHIELDED DDEEHILS SHIELD, to provide with protective cover or shelter [v] SHIELDER DEEHILRS one that shields (to provide with protective cover or shelter) [n -S] SHIELING EGHIILNS shealing (shepherd's hut) [n -S] SHIFTERS EFHIRSST SHIFTER, one that shifts (to move from one position to another) [n] SHIFTIER EFHIIRST SHIFTY, tricky (characterized by deception) [adj] SHIFTILY FHIILSTY SHIFTY, tricky (characterized by deception) [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

SHIFTING FGHIINST act of moving from one place to another [n -S] / SHIFT, to move from one position to another [v] SHIGELLA AEGHILLS any of genus of aerobic bacteria [n -E, -S] SHIITAKE AEHIIKST dark Oriental mushroom [n -S] SHIKARAS AAHIKRSS SHIKARA, light, flat-bottomed boat in Kashmir [n] SHIKAREE AEEHIKRS big game hunter [n -S] SHIKARIS AHIIKRSS SHIKARI, shikaree (big game hunter) [n] SHIKKERS EHIKKRSS SHIKKER, shicker (drunkard (one who is habitually drunk)) [n] SHILINGI GHIIILNS monetary unit of Tanzania [n SHILINGI] SHILLALA AAHILLLS short, thick club [n -S] SHILLING GHIILLNS former monetary unit of Great Britain [n -S] / SHILL, to act as decoy [v] SHIMMERS EHIMMRSS SHIMMER, to glimmer (to shine faintly or unsteadily) [v] SHIMMERY EHIMMRSY shimmering [adj] SHIMMIED DEHIIMMS SHIMMY, to vibrate or wobble [v] SHIMMIES EHIIMMSS SHIMMY, to vibrate or wobble [v] SHIMMING GHIIMMNS SHIM, to fill out or level by inserting thin wedge [v] SHINBONE BEHINNOS tibia (bone of leg) [n -S] SHINDIES DEHIINSS SHINDY, shindig (elaborate dance or party) [n] SHINDIGS DGHIINSS SHINDIG, elaborate dance or party [n] SHINGLED DEGHILNS SHINGLE, to cover with shingles (thin, oblong pieces of building material) [v] SHINGLER EGHILNRS one that shingles (to cover with shingles (thin, oblong pieces of building material)) [n -S] SHINGLES EGHILNSS SHINGLE, to cover with shingles (thin, oblong pieces of building material) [v] SHINIEST EHIINSST SHINY, filled with light [adj] SHINLEAF AEFHILNS perennial herb [n -S, -AVES] SHINNERY EHINNRSY dense growth of small trees [n -RIES] SHINNEYS EHINNSSY SHINNEY, to play form of hockey [v] SHINNIED DEHIINNS SHINNY, to shin (to climb by gripping and pulling alternately with hands and legs) [v] SHINNIES EHIINNSS SHINNY, to shin (to climb by gripping and pulling alternately with hands and legs) [v] SHINNING GHIINNNS SHIN, to climb by gripping and pulling alternately with hands and legs [v] SHINOLAS AHILNOSS SHINOLA, trademark [n] SHINTIES EHIINSST SHINTY, Scottish game similar to field hockey [n] SHIPLAPS AHILPPSS SHIPLAP, to clad vertical surface using rabbeted wood [v] SHIPLESS EHILPSSS lacking ship [adj] SHIPLOAD ADHILOPS as much as ship can carry [n -S] SHIPMATE AEHIMPST fellow sailor [n -S] SHIPMENT EHIMNPST something that is shipped [n -S] SHIPPENS EHINPPSS SHIPPEN, cowshed (shelter for cows) [n] SHIPPERS EHIPPRSS SHIPPER, one that ships (to transport by ship (vessel suitable for navigation in deep water)) [n] SHIPPING GHIINPPS business of one that ships [n -S] / SHIP, to transport by ship (vessel suitable for navigation in deep water) [v] SHIPPONS HINOPPSS SHIPPON, shippen (cowshed (shelter for cows)) [n] SHIPSIDE DEHIIPSS area alongside ship [n -S] SHIPTIME EHIIMPST annual arrival of supply ship [n -S] SHIPWAYS AHIPSSWY SHIPWAY, canal deep enough to serve ships [n] SHIPWORM HIMOPRSW wormlike mollusk [n -S] SHIPYARD ADHIPRSY place where ships are built or repaired [n -S] SHIRAZES AEHIRSSZ SHIRAZ, type of wine [n] SHIRKERS EHIKRRSS SHIRKER, one that shirks (to avoid work or duty) [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

SHIRKING GHIIKNRS SHIRK, to avoid work or duty [v] SHIRRING GHIINRRS SHIRR, to draw into three or more parallel rows, as cloth [v] SHIRRING GHIINRRS shirred arrangement of cloth [n -S] SHIRTIER EHIIRRST SHIRTY, angry (feeling strong displeasure or hostility) [adj] SHIRTILY HIILRSTY SHIRTY, angry (feeling strong displeasure or hostility) [adv] SHIRTING GHIINRST fabric used for making shirts [n -S] SHITAKES AEHIKSST SHITAKE, shiitake (dark Oriental mushroom) [n] SHITBAGS ABGHISST SHITBAG, offensive word [n] SHITCANS ACHINSST SHITCAN, offensive word [v] SHITFACE ACEFHIST offensive word [n -S] SHITHEAD ADEHHIST offensive word [n -S] SHITHEEL EEHHILST offensive word [n -S] SHITHOLE EHHILOST offensive word [n -S] SHITLESS EHILSSST offensive word [adj] SHITLIST HIILSSTT offensive word [n -S] SHITLOAD ADHILOST offensive word [n -S] SHITTAHS AHHISSTT SHITTAH, hardwood tree [n] SHITTERS EHIRSSTT SHITTER, offensive word [n] SHITTIER EHIIRSTT SHITTY, offensive word [adj] SHITTIMS HIIMSSTT SHITTIM, wood of shittah [n] SHITTING GHIINSTT SHIT, offensive word [v] SHITWORK HIKORSTW offensive word [n -S] SHIVAREE AEEHIRSV to chivaree (to perform mock serenade) [v -D, -ING, -S] SHIVERED DEEHIRSV SHIVER, to tremble with fear or cold [v] SHIVERER EEHIRRSV one that shivers (to tremble with fear or cold) [n -S] SHIVITIS HIIISSTV SHIVITI, plaque with Hebrew verse [n] SHLEMIEL EEHILLMS unlucky bungler [n -S] SHLEPPED DEEHLPPS SHLEP, to schlep (to lug or drag) [v] / SHLEPP, to schlep (to lug or drag) [v] SHLEPPER EEHLPPRS one that schleps (to lug or drag) [n -S] SHLUMPED DEHLMPSU SHLUMP, to schlump (to go about lazily or sloppily dressed) [v] SHMALTZY AHLMSTYZ schmalzy (characterized by schmaltz) [adj -ZIER, -ZIEST] SHMATTES AEHMSSTT SHMATTE, schmatte (ragged garment) [n] SHMEARED ADEEHMRS SHMEAR, to schmeer (to bribe (to practice bribery)) [v] SHMEERED DEEEHMRS SHMEER, to schmeer (to bribe (to practice bribery)) [v] SHMOOZED DEHMOOSZ SHMOOZE, to schmooze (to gossip (to talk idly about affairs of others)) [v] SHMOOZER EHMOORSZ one that shmoozes (to schmooze (to gossip)) [n -S] SHMOOZES EHMOOSSZ SHMOOZE, to schmooze (to gossip (to talk idly about affairs of others)) [v] SHNORRER EHNORRRS one who takes advantage of generosity of others [n -S] SHOALEST AEHLOSST SHOAL, shallow (having little depth) [adj] SHOALIER AEHILORS SHOALY, full of shallow areas [adj] SHOALING AGHILNOS SHOAL, to become shallow [v] SHOCKERS CEHKORSS SHOCKER, one that shocks (to strike with great surprise, horror, or disgust) [n] SHOCKING CGHIKNOS SHOCK, to strike with great surprise, horror, or disgust [v] SHODDIER DDEHIORS SHODDY, of inferior quality [adj] SHODDIES DDEHIOSS SHODDY, low-quality wool [n] SHODDILY DDHILOSY SHODDY, of inferior quality [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

SHOEBILL BEHILLOS wading bird [n -S] SHOEHORN EHHNOORS to force into small space [v -ED, -ING, -S] SHOELACE ACEEHLOS lace for fastening shoe [n -S] SHOELESS EEHLOSSS having no shoe [adj] SHOEPACK ACEHKOPS shoepac (waterproof boot) [n -S] SHOEPACS ACEHOPSS SHOEPAC, waterproof boot [n] SHOETREE EEEHORST device shaped like foot that is inserted into shoe to preserve its shape [n -S] SHOFROTH FHHOORST SHOFAR, ram's-horn trumpet blown in certain Jewish rituals [n] SHOGGING GGGHINOS SHOG, to move along [v] SHOGUNAL AGHLNOSU SHOGUN, former military leader of Japan [adj] SHOOLING GHILNOOS SHOOL, to shovel (to take up with shovel (digging implement)) [v] SHOOSHED DEHHOOSS SHOOSH, to move with rushing sound [v] SHOOSHES EHHOOSSS SHOOSH, to move with rushing sound [v] SHOOTERS EHOORSST SHOOTER, one that shoots (to hit, wound, or kill with missile discharged from weapon) [n] SHOOTING GHINOOST act of one that shoots [n -S] / SHOOT, to hit, wound, or kill with missile discharged from weapon [v] SHOOTIST HIOOSSTT one that is skilled at shooting [n -S] SHOOTOUT HOOOSTTU battle fought with handguns or rifles [n -S] SHOPBOYS BHOOPSSY SHOPBOY, salesclerk [n] SHOPGIRL GHILOPRS salesgirl [n -S] SHOPHARS AHHOPRSS SHOPHAR, shofar (ram's-horn trumpet blown in certain Jewish rituals) [n] SHOPLESS EHLOPSSS having no stores [adj] SHOPLIFT FHILOPST to steal goods from store [v -ED, -ING, -S] SHOPPERS EHOPPRSS SHOPPER, one that shops (to examine goods with intent to buy) [n] SHOPPIER EHIOPPRS SHOPPY, conducive to shopping [adj] SHOPPING GHINOPPS act of one that shops [n -S] / SHOP, to examine goods with intent to buy [v] SHOPTALK AHKLOPST conversation concerning one's business or occupation [n -S] SHOPWORN HNOOPRSW worn out from being on display in store [adj] SHORINGS GHINORSS SHORING, system of supporting timbers [n] SHORTAGE AEGHORST insufficient supply or amount [n -S] SHORTCUT CHORSTTU to take shorter or quicker way [v SHORTCUT, -ING, -S] SHORTENS EHNORSST SHORTEN, to make or become shorter [v] SHORTEST EHORSSTT SHORT, having little length [adj] SHORTIAS AHIORSST SHORTIA, perennial herb [n] SHORTIES EHIORSST SHORTIE, shorty (one that is short) [n] / SHORTY, one that is short [n] SHORTING GHINORST SHORT, to cause type of electrical malfunction in [v] SHORTISH HHIORSST somewhat short [adj] SHOTGUNS GHNOSSTU SHOTGUN, to shoot with type of gun [v] SHOTHOLE EHHLOOST hole drilled in rock to hold explosives [n -S] SHOTTING GHINOSTT SHOT, SHOOT, to hit, wound, or kill with missile discharged from weapon [v] SHOULDER DEHLORSU to assume burden or responsibility of [v -ED, -ING, -S] SHOULDST DHLOSSTU SHALL, used as auxiliary to express futurity, inevitability, or command [v] SHOUTERS EHORSSTU SHOUTER, one that shouts (to utter loudly) [n] SHOUTIER EHIORSTU SHOUTY, given to or characterized by shouting [adj] SHOUTING GHINOSTU SHOUT, to utter loudly [v] SHOVELED DEEHLOSV SHOVEL, to take up with shovel (digging implement) [v] SHOVELER EEHLORSV one that shovels (to take up with shovel (digging implement)) [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

SHOWABLE ABEHLOSW SHOW, to cause or permit to be seen [adj] SHOWBOAT ABHOOSTW to show off [v -ED, -ING, -S] SHOWCASE ACEHOSSW to exhibit (to present for public viewing) [v -D, -SING, -S] SHOWDOWN DHNOOSWW event that forces conclusion of issue [n -S] SHOWERED DEEHORSW SHOWER, to bathe in spray of water [v] SHOWERER EEHORRSW one that showers (to bathe in spray of water) [n -S] SHOWGIRL GHILORSW chorus girl [n -S] SHOWGOER EGHOORSW one that attends show [n -S] SHOWIEST EHIOSSTW SHOWY, making great or brilliant display [adj] SHOWINGS GHINOSSW SHOWING, exhibition or display [n] SHOWOFFS FFHOOSSW SHOWOFF, one given to pretentious display [n] SHOWRING GHINORSW ring where animals are displayed [n -S] SHOWROOM HMOOORSW room used for display of merchandise [n -S] SHOWTIME EHIMOSTW time at which entertainment is to start [n -S] SHRAPNEL AEHLNPRS fragments from exploding bomb, mine, or shell [n -S] SHREDDED DDDEEHRS SHRED, to tear into small strips [v] SHREDDER DDEEHRRS one that shreds (to tear into small strips) [n -S] SHREWDER DEEHRRSW SHREWD, having keen insight [adj] SHREWDIE DEEHIRSW shrewd person [n -S] SHREWDLY DEHLRSWY SHREWD, having keen insight [adv] SHREWING EGHINRSW SHREW, to curse (to wish evil upon) [v] SHREWISH EHHIRSSW ill-tempered [adj] SHRIEKED DEEHIKRS SHRIEK, to utter shrill cry [v] SHRIEKER EEHIKRRS one that shrieks (to utter shrill cry) [n -S] SHRIEVAL AEHILRSV pertaining to sheriff (law-enforcement officer of county) [adj] SHRIEVED DEEHIRSV SHRIEVE, to shrive (to hear confession of and grant absolution to) [v] SHRIEVES EEHIRSSV SHRIEVE, to shrive (to hear confession of and grant absolution to) [v] SHRILLED DEHILLRS SHRILL, to utter shrill sound [v] SHRILLER EHILLRRS SHRILL, having high-pitched and piercing quality [adj] SHRIMPED DEHIMPRS SHRIMP, to catch shrimps (small marine decapods) [v] SHRIMPER EHIMPRRS shrimp fisher [n -S] SHRINING GHIINNRS SHRINE, to place in shrine (receptacle for sacred relics) [v] SHRINKER EHIKNRRS one that shrinks (to contract or draw back) [n -S] SHRIVELS EHILRSSV SHRIVEL, to contract into wrinkles [v] SHRIVERS EHIRRSSV SHRIVER, one that shrives (to hear confession of and grant absolution to) [n] SHRIVING GHIINRSV SHRIVE, to hear confession of and grant absolution to [v] SHROFFED DEFFHORS SHROFF, to test genuineness of, as coin [v] SHROOMER EHMOORRS one who enjoys eating mushrooms [n -S] SHROUDED DDEHORSU SHROUD, to wrap in burial clothing [v] SHRUGGED DEGGHRSU SHRUG, to raise and contract shoulders [v] SHRUNKEN EHKNNRSU SHRINK, to contract or draw back [v] SHTETELS EEHLSSTT SHTETEL, Jewish village [n] SHTUMMER EHMMRSTU SHTUM, schtum (silent (making no sound or noise)) [adj] SHTUPPED DEHPPSTU SHTUP, offensive word [v] SHUCKERS CEHKRSSU SHUCKER, one that shucks (to remove husk or shell from) [n] SHUCKING CGHIKNSU act of one that shucks [n -S] / SHUCK, to remove husk or shell 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

SHUDDERS DDEHRSSU SHUDDER, to tremble (to shake involuntarily) [v] SHUDDERY DDEHRSUY shuddering [adj] SHUFFLED DEFFHLSU SHUFFLE, to walk without lifting feet [v] SHUFFLER EFFHLRSU one that shuffles (to walk without lifting feet) [n -S] SHUFFLES EFFHLSSU SHUFFLE, to walk without lifting feet [v] SHUNNERS EHNNRSSU SHUNNER, one that shuns (to avoid (to keep away from)) [n] SHUNNING GHINNNSU SHUN, to avoid (to keep away from) [v] SHUNPIKE EHIKNPSU to travel on side roads to avoid expressways [v -D, -KING, -S] SHUNTERS EHNRSSTU SHUNTER, one that shunts (to turn aside) [n] SHUNTING GHINNSTU SHUNT, to turn aside [v] SHUSHERS EHHRSSSU SHUSHER, one that shushes (to silence (to make silent)) [n] SHUSHING GHHINSSU SHUSH, to silence (to make silent) [v] SHUTDOWN DHNOSTUW temporary closing of industrial plant [n -S] SHUTEYES EEHSSTUY SHUTEYE, sleep [n] SHUTOFFS FFHOSSTU SHUTOFF, device that shuts something off [n] SHUTOUTS HOSSTTUU SHUTOUT, game in which one team fails to score [n] SHUTTERS EHRSSTTU SHUTTER, to provide with shutters (hinged window covers) [v] SHUTTING GHINSTTU SHUT, to close (to block against entry or passage) [v] SHUTTLED DEHLSTTU SHUTTLE, to move or travel back and forth [v] SHUTTLER EHLRSTTU one that shuttles (to move or travel back and forth) [n -S] SHUTTLES EHLSSTTU SHUTTLE, to move or travel back and forth [v] SHVITZED DEHISTVZ SHVITZ, to sweat (to perspire (to give off moisture through pores of skin)) [v] SHVITZES EHISSTVZ SHVITZ, to sweat (to perspire (to give off moisture through pores of skin)) [v] SHWANPAN AAHNNPSW swanpan (Chinese abacus) [n -S] SHYLOCKS CHKLOSSY SHYLOCK, to lend money at high interest rates [v] SHYSTERS EHRSSSTY SHYSTER, unscrupulous lawyer or politician [n] SIALIDAN AADIILNS sialid (alderfly (winged insect)) [n -S] SIAMANGS AAGIMNSS SIAMANG, large, black gibbon [n] SIAMESES AEEIMSSS SIAMESE, water pipe with connection for two hoses [n] SIBILANT ABIILNST speech sound produced by fricative passage of breath through narrow orifice [n -S] SIBILATE ABEIILST to hiss (to make sibilant sound) [v -D, -TING, -S] SIBLINGS BGIILNSS SIBLING, one having same parents as another [n] SIBSHIPS BHIIPSSS SIBSHIP, group of children having same parents [n] SIBYLLIC BCIILLSY SIBYL, female prophet [adj] SICKBAYS ABCIKSSY SICKBAY, ship's hospital [n] SICKBEDS BCDEIKSS SICKBED, sick person's bed [n] SICKENED CDEEIKNS SICKEN, to make sick [v] SICKENER CEEIKNRS one that sickens (to make sick) [n -S] SICKERLY CEIKLRSY securely (free from danger) [adv] SICKLIED CDEIIKLS SICKLY, to make sickly [v] SICKLIER CEIIKLRS SICKLY, appearing as if sick [adj] SICKLIES CEIIKLSS SICKLY, to make sickly [v] SICKLILY CIIKLLSY SICKLY, appearing as if sick [adv] SICKLING CGIIKLNS SICKLE, to cut with agricultural implement having single blade [v] SICKNESS CEIKNSSS state of being sick (affected with disease or ill health) [n -S] SICKOUTS CIKOSSTU SICKOUT, organized absence of workers claiming to be sick [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

SICKROOM CIKMOORS room occupied by sick person [n -S] SIDALCEA AACDEILS North American herb [n -S] SIDDURIM DDIIMRSU SIDDUR, Jewish prayer book [n] SIDEARMS ADEIMRSS SIDEARM, to pitch ball at or below shoulder level [v] SIDEBAND ABDDEINS band of radio frequencies [n -S] SIDEBARS ABDEIRSS SIDEBAR, short news story accompanying major story [n] SIDEBURN BDEINRSU either of two strips of hair grown by man down each side of face [n -S] SIDECARS ACDEIRSS SIDECAR, passenger car attached to motorcycle [n] SIDEHILL DEHIILLS hillside (side of hill) [n -S] SIDEKICK CDEIIKKS close friend [n -S] SIDELESS DEEILSSS having no sides [adj] SIDELINE DEEIILNS to put out of action [v -D, -NING, -S] SIDELING DEGIILNS sloping [adj] SIDELOCK CDEIKLOS long lock of hair falling from side of head [n -S] SIDELONG DEGILNOS directed to one side [adj] SIDEMEAT ADEEIMST meat cut from side of pig [n -S] SIDEREAL ADEEILRS pertaining to stars [adj] SIDERITE DEEIIRST mineral (naturally occurring inorganic substance having characteristic set of physical properties) [n -S] SIDEROAD ADDEIORS rural road [n -S] SIDESHOW DEHIOSSW small show offered in addition to main attraction [n -S] SIDESLIP DEIILPSS to slip to one side [v -ED, -ING, -S] SIDESMAN ADEIMNSS lay assistant at Anglican church [n -MEN] SIDESMEN DEEIMNSS SIDESMAN, lay assistant at Anglican church [n] SIDESPIN DEIINPSS type of spin imparted to ball [n -S] SIDESTEP DEEIPSST to step to one side [v -PPED, -PPING, -S] SIDEWALK ADEIKLSW paved walk for pedestrians [n -S] SIDEWALL ADEILLSW side surface of tire [n -S] SIDEWARD ADDEIRSW toward one side [adv] SIDEWAYS ADEISSWY toward or from one side [adv] SIDEWISE DEEIISSW sideways (toward or from one side) [adv] SIENITES EEIINSST SIENITE, syenite (igneous rock) [n] SIEROZEM EEIMORSZ type of soil [n -S] SIEVERTS EEIRSSTV SIEVERT, unit of ionizing radiation [n] SIFFLEUR EFFILRSU animal that makes whistling noise [n -S] SIFTINGS FGIINSST SIFTING, work of sifter [n] SIGANIDS ADGIINSS SIGANID, any of family of fishes [n] SIGHLESS EGHILSSS uttering no sigh [adj] SIGHLIKE EGHIIKLS resembling sigh [adj] SIGHTERS EGHIRSST SIGHTER, one that sights (to observe or notice) [n] SIGHTING GGHIINST observation [n -S] / SIGHT, to observe or notice [v] SIGHTSAW AGHISSTW SIGHTSEE, to visit and view places of interest [v] SIGHTSEE EEGHISST to visit and view places of interest [v -SAW, -N, -ING, -S] SIGMOIDS DGIIMOSS SIGMOID, S-shaped curve in bodily part [n] SIGNAGES AEGGINSS SIGNAGE, system of signs in community [n] SIGNALED ADEGILNS SIGNAL, to notify by means of communication [v] SIGNALER AEGILNRS one that signals (to notify by means of communication) [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

SIGNALLY AGILLNSY notably (in distinguished manner) [adv] SIGNETED DEEGINST SIGNET, to mark with official seal [v] SIGNINGS GGIINNSS SIGNING, act of writing one's signature on document or in book [n] SIGNIORI GIIINORS SIGNIOR, signor (Italian title of courtesy for man) [n] SIGNIORS GIINORSS SIGNIOR, signor (Italian title of courtesy for man) [n] SIGNIORY GIINORSY signory (seignory (power of seignior)) [n -RIES] SIGNORAS AGINORSS SIGNORA, Italian title of courtesy for married woman [n] SIGNPOST GINOPSST to provide with signposts (posts bearing signs) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SILASTIC ACIILSST trademark [n -S] SILENCED CDEEILNS SILENCE, to make silent [v] SILENCER CEEILNRS one that silences (to make silent) [n -S] SILENCES CEEILNSS SILENCE, to make silent [v] SILENTER EEILNRST SILENT, making no sound or noise [adj] SILENTLY EILLNSTY SILENT, making no sound or noise [adv] SILESIAS AEIILSSS SILESIA, cotton fabric [n] SILICATE ACEIILST chemical salt [n -S] SILICIDE CDEIIILS silicon compound [n -S] SILICIFY CFIIILSY to convert into silica [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] SILICIUM CIIILMSU silicon (nonmetallic element) [n -S] SILICLES CEIILLSS SILICLE, short, flat silique [n] SILICONE CEIILNOS silicon compound [n -S] SILICONS CIILNOSS SILICON, nonmetallic element [n] SILICULA ACIILLSU silicle (short, flat silique) [n -E] SILIQUAE AEIILQSU SILIQUA, silique (type of seed capsule) [n] SILIQUES EIILQSSU SILIQUE, type of seed capsule [n] SILKIEST EIIKLSST SILKY, resembling silk [adj] SILKLIKE EIIKKLLS resembling silk [adj] SILKWEED DEEIKLSW milkweed (plant that secretes milky juice) [n -S] SILKWORM IKLMORSW caterpillar that spins cocoon of silk fibers [n -S] SILLABUB ABBILLSU alcoholic dessert [n -S] SILLIBUB BBIILLSU sillabub (alcoholic dessert) [n -S] SILLIEST EIILLSST SILLY, showing lack of good sense [adj] SILOXANE AEILNOSX chemical compound [n -S] SILTIEST EIILSSTT SILTY, full of silt [adj] SILURIAN AIILNRSU of or pertaining to certain geologic time period [adj] SILURIDS DIILRSSU SILURID, any of family of catfishes [n] SILUROID DIILORSU silurid (any of family of catfishes) [n -S] SILVERED DEEILRSV SILVER, to cover with silver (metallic element) [v] SILVERER EEILRRSV one that silvers (to cover with silver (metallic element)) [n -S] SILVERLY EILLRSVY with silvery appearance [adv] SILVEXES EEILSSVX SILVEX, herbicide [n] SILVICAL ACIILLSV pertaining to silvics (study of forest trees) [adj] SIMARUBA AABIMRSU tropical tree [n -S] SIMAZINE AEIIMNSZ herbicide [n -S] SIMITARS AIIMRSST SIMITAR, scimitar (curved sword used by Arabs and Turks) [n] SIMMERED DEEIMMRS SIMMER, to cook below or just at boiling point [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

SIMOLEON EILMNOOS dollar (monetary unit of United States) [n -S] SIMONIAC ACIIMNOS one who practices simony (buying or selling of church office) [n -S] SIMONIES EIIMNOSS SIMONY, buying or selling of church office [n] SIMONIST IIMNOSST simoniac (one who practices simony (buying or selling of church office)) [n =S] SIMONIZE EIIMNOSZ to polish with wax [v -D, -ZING, -S] SIMPERED DEEIMPRS SIMPER, to smile in silly manner [v] SIMPERER EEIMPRRS one that simpers (to smile in silly manner) [n -S] SIMPLEST EILMPSST SIMPLE, not complex or complicated [adj] SIMPLIFY FIILMPSY to make simple [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] SIMPLISM IILMMPSS tendency to oversimplify issue or problem [n -S] SIMPLIST IILMPSST person given to simplism [n -S] SIMULANT AILMNSTU one that simulates (to take on appearance of) [n -S] SIMULARS AILMRSSU SIMULAR, simulant (one that simulates (to take on appearance of)) [n] SIMULATE AEILMSTU to take on appearance of [v -D, -TING, -S] SINAPISM AIIMNPSS pasty mixture applied to irritated part of body [n -S] SINCERER CEEINRRS SINCERE, free from hypocrisy or falseness [adj] SINCIPUT CIINPSTU forehead (part of face above eyes) [n -A, -S] SINECURE CEEINRSU office or position requiring little or no work [n -S] SINEWING EGIINNSW SINEW, to strengthen [v] SINFONIA AFIINNOS symphony (orchestral composition) [n -S, -IE] SINFONIE EFIINNOS SINFONIA, symphony (orchestral composition) [n] SINFULLY FILLNSUY SINFUL, marked by sin [adv] SINGABLE ABEGILNS SING, to utter with musical inflections of voice [adj] SINGEING EGGIINNS SINGE, to burn slightly [v] SINGINGS GGIINNSS SINGING, act or sound of one that sings [n] SINGLETS EGILNSST SINGLET, man's undershirt or jersey [n] SINGLING GGIILNNS SINGLE, to select from group [v] SINGSONG GGINNOSS monotonous cadence in speaking or reading [n -S] SINGULAR AGILNRSU word form that denotes one person or thing [n -S] SINICIZE CEIIINSZ to modify by Chinese influence [v -D, -ZING, -S] SINKABLE ABEIKLNS SINK, to move to lower level [adj] SINKAGES AEGIKNSS SINKAGE, act, process, or degree of sinking [n] SINKFULS FIKLNSSU SINKFUL, as much as sink can hold [n] SINKHOLE EHIKLNOS natural depression in land surface [n -S] SINOLOGY GILNOOSY study of Chinese [n -GIES] SINOPIAS AIINOPSS SINOPIA, red pigment [n] SINTERED DEEINRST SINTER, to make cohesive by combined action of heat and pressure [v] SINUATED ADEINSTU SINUATE, to curve in and out [v] SINUATES AEINSSTU SINUATE, to curve in and out [v] SINUSOID DIINOSSU mathematical curve [n -S] SIPHONAL AHILNOPS of or pertaining to siphon [adj] SIPHONED DEHINOPS SIPHON, to draw off through siphon (type of tube) [v] SIPHONIC CHIINOPS siphonal (of or pertaining to siphon) [adj] SIPPABLE ABEILPPS capable of being sipped [adj] SIRENIAN AEIINNRS any of order of aquatic mammals [n -S] SIRLOINS IILNORSS SIRLOIN, cut of beef [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

SIROCCOS CCIOORSS SIROCCO, hot, dry wind [n] SIRUPIER EIIPRRSU SIRUPY, syrupy (resembling thick, sticky, sweet liquid) [adj] SIRUPING GIINPRSU SIRUP, to syrup (to sweeten with thick sweet liquid) [v] SIRVENTE EEINRSTV satirical medieval song or poem [n -S] SISSIEST EIISSSST SISSY, sissyish (resembling sissy) [adj] SISSYISH HIISSSSY resembling sissy (effeminate man or boy) [adj] SISTERED DEEIRSST SISTER, to treat like sister (female sibling) [v] SISTERLY EILRSSTY of or resembling sister [adj] SISTROID DIIORSST included between convex sides of two intersecting curves [adj] SISTRUMS IMRSSSTU SISTRUM, ancient Egyptian percussion instrument [n] SITARIST AIIRSSTT one who plays sitar [n -S] SITHENCE CEEHINST since (from then until now) [adv] SITOLOGY GILOOSTY science of nutrition and diet [n -GIES] SITTINGS GIINSSTT SITTING, meeting or session [n] SITUATED ADEISTTU SITUATE, to place in certain position [v] SITUATES AEISSTTU SITUATE, to place in certain position [v] SITZMARK AIKMRSTZ mark left in snow by skier who has fallen backward [n -S] SIXPENCE CEEINPSX formerly used British coin worth six pennies [n -S] SIXPENNY EINNPSXY worth sixpence [adj] SIXTEENS EEINSSTX SIXTEEN, number [n] SIXTIETH EHIISTTX one of sixty equal parts [n -S] SIXTYISH HIISSTXY being about sixty years old [adj] SIZEABLE ABEEILSZ sizable (of considerable size) [adj] SIZEABLY ABEILSYZ SIZEABLE, sizable (of considerable size) [adv] SIZINESS EIINSSSZ quality or state of being sizy [n -ES] SIZZLERS EILRSSZZ SIZZLER, very hot day [n] SIZZLING GIILNSZZ SIZZLE, to burn or fry with hissing sound [v] SJAMBOKS ABJKMOSS SJAMBOK, to strike with whip used in South Africa [v] SKANKERS AEKKNRSS SKANKER, one that skanks (to dance in loose-limbed manner) [n] SKANKIER AEIKKNRS SKANKY, filthy or sleazy [adj] SKANKING AGIKKNNS SKANK, to dance in loose-limbed manner [v] SKATINGS AGIKNSST SKATING, sport of gliding on skates [n] SKATOLES AEKLOSST SKATOLE, chemical compound [n] SKEDDING DDEGIKNS SKED, to schedule (to assign to certain date or time) [v] SKEETERS EEEKRSST SKEETER, skeet shooter [n] SKEEVIER EEEIKRSV SKEEVY, repulsive, disgusting [adj] SKEINING EGIIKNNS SKEIN, to wind into long, loose coils [v] SKELETAL AEEKLLST SKELETON, supporting or protective framework of human or animal body [adj] SKELETON EEKLNOST supporting or protective framework of human or animal body [n -S] SKELLUMS EKLLMSSU SKELLUM, rascal (unscrupulous or dishonest person) [n] SKELPING EGIKLNPS SKELP, to slap (to strike with open hand) [v] SKELTERS EEKLRSST SKELTER, to scurry (to move hurriedly) [v] SKEPTICS CEIKPSST SKEPTIC, person who doubts generally accepted ideas [n] SKERRIES EEIKRRSS SKERRY, small, rocky island [n] SKETCHED CDEEHKST SKETCH, to make rough, hasty drawing of [v] SKETCHER CEEHKRST one that sketches (to make rough, hasty drawing of) [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

SKETCHES CEEHKSST SKETCH, to make rough, hasty drawing of [v] SKEWBACK ABCEKKSW sloping surface against which end of arch rests [n -S] SKEWBALD ABDEKLSW horse having patches of brown and white [n -S] SKEWERED DEEEKRSW SKEWER, to pierce with long pin, as meat [v] SKEWNESS EEKNSSSW lack of symmetry [n -ES] SKIAGRAM AAGIKMRS picture made up of shadows or outlines [n -S] SKIDDERS DDEIKRSS SKIDDER, one that skids (to slide sideways as result of loss of traction) [n] SKIDDIER DDEIIKRS SKIDDY, likely to cause skidding [adj] SKIDDING DDGIIKNS SKID, to slide sideways as result of loss of traction [v] / work of hauling logs from cutting area [n -S] SKIDDOOS DDIKOOSS SKIDDOO, to go away [v] SKIDOOED DDEIKOOS SKIDOO, to skiddoo (to go away) [v] SKIDOOER DEIKOORS one that rides on snowmobile [n -] SKIDPADS ADDIKPSS SKIDPAD, road surface on which drivers can practice controlling skidding [n] SKIDWAYS ADIKSSWY SKIDWAY, platform on which logs are piled for loading or sawing [n] SKIFFLED DEFFIKLS SKIFFLE, to play particular style of music [v] SKIFFLES EFFIKLSS SKIFFLE, to play particular style of music [v] SKIJORER EIJKORRS skier who is drawn over snow by dogs, horse, or vehicle [n -S] SKILFULL FIKLLLSU skillful (having skill (ability to do something well)) [adj] SKILLESS EIKLLSSS having no skill [adj] SKILLETS EIKLLSST SKILLET, frying pan [n] SKILLFUL FIKLLLSU having skill (ability to do something well) [adj] SKILLING GIIKLLNS former coin of Scandinavian countries [n -S] SKIMMERS EIKMMRSS SKIMMER, one that skims (to remove floating matter from surface of) [n] SKIMMIAS AIIKMMSS SKIMMIA, evergreen shrub [n] SKIMMING GIIKMMNS SKIM, to remove floating matter from surface of [v] / something that is skimmed from liquid [n -S] SKIMPIER EIIKMPRS SKIMPY, scanty (meager (deficient in quantity or quality)) [adj] SKIMPILY IIKLMPSY SKIMPY, scanty (meager (deficient in quantity or quality)) [adv] SKIMPING GIIKMNPS SKIMP, to scrimp (to be very or overly thrifty) [v] SKINFULS FIKLNSSU SKINFUL, as much as skin container can hold [n] SKINHEAD ADEHIKNS one whose hair is cut very short [n -S] SKINKERS EIKKNRSS SKINKER, one that skinks (to pour out or serve, as liquor) [n] SKINKING GIIKKNNS SKINK, to pour out or serve, as liquor [v] SKINLESS EIKLNSSS having no skin [adj] SKINLIKE EIIKKLNS resembling skin [adj] SKINNERS EIKNNRSS SKINNER, one that skins (to strip or deprive of skin (membranous tissue covering body of animal)) [n] SKINNIER EIIKNNRS SKINNY, very thin [adj] SKINNIES EIIKNNSS SKINNY, one that is skinny [n] SKINNING GIIKNNNS SKIN, to strip or deprive of skin (membranous tissue covering body of animal) [v] SKIORING GIIKNORS form of skiing [n -S] SKIPJACK ACIJKKPS marine fish [n -S] SKIPLANE AEIKLNPS airplane designed to take off from or land on snow [n -S] SKIPPERS EIKPPRSS SKIPPER, to act as master or captain of [v] SKIPPETS EIKPPSST SKIPPET, small box for protecting official seal [n] SKIPPING GIIKNPPS SKIP, to move with light springing steps [v] SKIRLING GIIKLNRS SKIRL, to produce shrill sound [v] SKIRMISH HIIKMRSS to engage in minor battle [v -ED, -ING, -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

SKIRRETS EIKRRSST SKIRRET, Asian herb [n] SKIRRING GIIKNRRS SKIRR, to move rapidly [v] SKIRTERS EIKRRSST SKIRTER, one that skirts (to go or pass around) [n] SKIRTING GIIKNRST board at base of wall [n -S] / SKIRT, to go or pass around [v] SKITTERS EIKRSSTT SKITTER, to move lightly or rapidly along surface [v] SKITTERY EIKRSTTY skittish (easily frightened) [adj -RIER, -RIEST] SKITTISH HIIKSSTT easily frightened [adj] SKITTLES EIKLSSTT SKITTLE, wooden pin used in bowling game [n] SKIVVIED DEIIKSVV SKIVVY, to work as female servant [v] SKIVVIES EIIKSSVV SKIVVY, to work as female servant [v] SKLENTED DEEKLNST SKLENT, to slant (to deviate from horizontal or vertical) [v] SKOALING AGIKLNOS SKOAL, to drink to health of [v] SKOOKUMS KKMOOSSU SKOOKUM, evil spirit [n] SKREEGHS EEGHKRSS SKREEGH, to screech (to utter harsh, shrill cry) [v] SKREIGHS EGHIKRSS SKREIGH, to screech (to utter harsh, shrill cry) [v] SKULKERS EKKLRSSU SKULKER, one that skulks (to move about stealthily) [n] SKULKING GIKKLNSU SKULK, to move about stealthily [v] SKULLCAP ACKLLPSU close-fitting cap [n -S] SKULLING GIKLLNSU SKULL, to hit on head [v] SKUNKIER EIKKNRSU SKUNKY, having smell suggestive of skunk (mammal that can spray foul-smelling liquid) [adj] SKUNKING GIKKNNSU SKUNK, to defeat overwhelmingly [v] SKYBOARD ABDKORSY board with foot bindings that is used for skysurfing [n -S] SKYBORNE BEKNORSY airborne (flying) [adj] SKYBOXES BEKOSSXY SKYBOX, enclosure of seats situated high in stadium [n] SKYDIVED DDEIKSVY SKYDIVE, to parachute from airplane for sport [v] SKYDIVER DEIKRSVY one that skydives (to parachute from airplane for sport) [n -S] SKYDIVES DEIKSSVY SKYDIVE, to parachute from airplane for sport [v] SKYGLOWS GKLOSSWY SKYGLOW, glow in night sky resulting from urban lights [n] SKYHOOKS HKKOOSSY SKYHOOK, hook conceived as being suspended from sky [n] SKYJACKS ACJKKSSY SKYJACK, to hijack airplane [v] SKYLARKS AKKLRSSY SKYLARK, to frolic (to play and run about merrily) [v] SKYLIGHT GHIKLSTY window in roof or ceiling [n -S] SKYLINES EIKLNSSY SKYLINE, horizon (line where sky seems to meet earth) [n] SKYSAILS AIKLSSSY SKYSAIL, type of sail [n] SKYSCAPE ACEKPSSY view of sky [n -S] SKYSURFS FKRSSSUY SKYSURF, to perform maneuvers during free fall while riding on skyboard [v] SKYWALKS AKKLSSWY SKYWALK, elevated walkway between two buildings [n] SKYWARDS ADKRSSWY skyward (toward sky) [adv] SKYWATCH ACHKSTWY to observe sky for heavenly bodies or aircraft [v -ED, -ING, -ES] SKYWRITE EIKRSTWY to write in sky by releasing visible vapor from airplane [v -ROTE, -ITTEN,, -TING, -S] SKYWROTE EKORSTWY SKYWRITE, to write in sky by releasing visible vapor from airplane [v] SLABBERS ABBELRSS SLABBER, to slobber (to drool (to drivel (to let saliva flow from mouth))) [v] SLABBERY ABBELRSY slobbery (slobbering) [adj] SLABBIER ABBEILRS SLABBY, covered or paved with slabs [adj] SLABBING ABBGILNS act of removing slabs from log [n -S] / SLAB, to remove slabs (broad, flat pieces) from log [v] SLABLIKE ABEIKLLS resembling slab [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

SLACKENS ACEKLNSS SLACKEN, to make less tight or taut [v] SLACKERS ACEKLRSS SLACKER, shirker (one that shirks (to avoid work or duty)) [n] SLACKEST ACEKLSST SLACK, not tight or taut [adj] SLACKING ACGIKLNS SLACK, to slacken (to make less tight or taut) [v] SLAGGIER AEGGILRS SLAGGY, resembling slag [adj] SLAGGING AGGGILNS process of converting ore into slag [n -S] / SLAG, to convert into slag (fused residue of smelted ore) [v] SLAKABLE AABEKLLS SLAKE, to quench (to put out or extinguish) [adj] SLALOMED ADELLMOS SLALOM, to ski in zigzag course [v] SLALOMER AELLMORS one that slaloms (to ski in zigzag course) [n -S] SLAMMERS AELMMRSS SLAMMER, jail [n]

SLAMMING AGILMMNS practice of switching person's telephone service from one company to another without permission [n -S] / SLAM, to shut forcibly and noisily [v] SLANDERS ADELNRSS SLANDER, to defame (to attack good name of) [v] SLANGIER AEGILNRS SLANGY, being or containing slang [adj] SLANGILY AGILLNSY SLANGY, being or containing slang [adv] SLANGING AGGILNNS SLANG, to use slang (extremely informal or vulgar language) [v] SLANTIER AEILNRST SLANTY, deviating from horizontal or vertical [adj] SLANTING AGILNNST SLANT, to deviate from horizontal or vertical [v] SLAPDASH AADHLPSS careless work [n -ES] SLAPJACK AACJKLPS pancake [n -S] SLAPPERS AELPPRSS SLAPPER, one that slaps (to strike with open hand) [n] SLAPPING AGILNPPS SLAP, to strike with open hand [v] SLAPSHOT AHLOPSST type of shot in hockey [n -S] SLASHERS AEHLRSSS SLASHER, one that slashes (to cut with violent sweeping strokes) [n] SLASHING AGHILNSS act of one that slashes [n -S] / SLASH, to cut with violent sweeping strokes [v] SLATCHES ACEHLSST SLATCH, calm between breaking waves [n] SLATHERS AEHLRSST SLATHER, to spread thickly [v] SLATIEST AEILSSTT SLATY, resembling slate [adj] / SLATEY [adj] SLATINGS AGILNSST SLATING, act of one that slates [n] SLATTERN AELNRSTT slovenly woman [n -S] SLATTING AGILNSTT material for making slats [n -S] / SLAT, to provide with slats (narrow strips of wood or metal) [v] SLAVERED ADEELRSV SLAVER, to drool (to drivel (to let saliva flow from mouth)) [v] SLAVERER AEELRRSV one that slavers (to drool (to drivel)) [n -S] SLAYABLE AABELLSY SLAY, to kill violently [adj] SLAYINGS AGILNSSY SLAYING, act or instance of killing [n] SLEAVING AEGILNSV SLEAVE, to separate into filaments [v] SLEAZIER AEEILRSZ SLEAZY, of low quality or character [adj] SLEAZILY AEILLSYZ SLEAZY, of low quality or character [adv] SLEAZING AEGILNSZ SLEAZE, to behave in sleazy manner [v] SLEAZOID ADEILOSZ person of low morals or character [n -S] SLEDDERS DDEELRSS SLEDDER, one that sleds (to convey on sled (vehicle for carrying people or loads over snow or ice)) [n] SLEDDING DDEGILNS act of one that sleds [n -S] / SLED, to convey on sled (vehicle for carrying people or loads over snow or ice) [v] SLEDGING DEGGILNS SLEDGE, to convey on type of sled [v] SLEEKENS EEEKLNSS SLEEKEN, to sleek (to make sleek) [v] SLEEKERS EEEKLRSS SLEEKER, one that sleeks (to make sleek) [n] SLEEKEST EEEKLSST SLEEK, smooth and glossy [adj] SLEEKIER EEEIKLRS SLEEKY, sleek (smooth and glossy) [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

SLEEKING EEGIKLNS SLEEK, to make sleek [v] SLEEPERS EEELPRSS SLEEPER, one that sleeps (to be in natural, periodic state of rest) [n] SLEEPIER EEEILPRS SLEEPY, ready or inclined to sleep [adj] SLEEPILY EEILLPSY SLEEPY, ready or inclined to sleep [adv] SLEEPING EEGILNPS act of one that sleeps [n -S] / SLEEP, to be in natural, periodic state of rest [v] SLEETIER EEEILRST SLEETY, resembling sleet [adj] SLEETING EEGILNST SLEET, to shower sleet (frozen rain) [v] SLEEVEEN EEEELNSV mischievous person [n -S] SLEEVING EEGILNSV SLEEVE, to furnish with sleeve (part of garment covering arm) [v] / tubular insulation for electric cables [n -S] SLEIGHED DEEGHILS SLEIGH, to ride in sled [v] SLEIGHER EEGHILRS one that sleighs (to ride in sled) [n -S] SLEIGHTS EGHILSST SLEIGHT, deftness (quality of being deft (skillful (having skill))) [n] SLEUTHED DEEHLSTU SLEUTH, to act as detective [v] SLICKENS CEIKLNSS SLICKEN, to make slick [v] SLICKERS CEIKLRSS SLICKER, oilskin raincoat [n] SLICKEST CEIKLSST SLICK, smooth and slippery [adj] SLICKING CGIIKLNS SLICK, to make slick [v] SLIDABLE ABDEILLS SLIDE, to move smoothly along surface [adj] SLIDEWAY ADEILSWY route along which something slides [n -S] SLIGHTED DEGHILST SLIGHT, to treat with disregard [v] SLIGHTER EGHILRST one that slights (to treat with disregard) [n -S] / SLIGHT, small in size or amount [adj] SLIGHTLY GHILLSTY SLIGHT, small in size or amount [adv] SLIMIEST EIILMSST SLIMY, resembling slime [adj] SLIMLINE EIILLMNS slender in design or build [adj] SLIMMERS EILMMRSS SLIMMER, dieter (one that diets (to regulate one's daily sustenance)) [n] SLIMMEST EILMMSST SLIM, slender (thin (having relatively little density or thickness)) [adj] SLIMMING GIILMMNS reducing of one's weight [n -S] / SLIM, to make slim [v] SLIMNESS EILMNSSS state of being slim (slender (thin (having relatively little density or thickness))) [n -ES] SLIMSIER EIILMRSS SLIMSY, flimsy (lacking solidity or strength) [adj] SLINGERS EGILNRSS SLINGER, one that slings (to throw with sudden motion) [n] SLINGING GGIILNNS SLING, to throw with sudden motion [v] SLINKIER EIIKLNRS SLINKY, stealthy (intended to escape observation) [adj] SLINKILY IIKLLNSY SLINKY, stealthy (intended to escape observation) [adv] SLINKING GIIKLNNS SLINK, to move stealthily [v] SLIPCASE ACEILPSS protective box for book [n -S] SLIPFORM FILMOPRS to construct with use of mold in which concrete is placed to set [v -ED, -ING, -S] SLIPKNOT IKLNOPST type of knot [n -S] SLIPLESS EILLPSSS free from errors [adj] SLIPOUTS ILOPSSTU SLIPOUT, insert in newspaper [n] SLIPOVER EILOPRSV pullover (garment that is put on by being drawn over head) [n -S] SLIPPAGE AEGILPPS falling off from standard or level [n -S] SLIPPERS EILPPRSS SLIPPER, light, low shoe [n] SLIPPERY EILPPRSY causing or tending to cause slipping [adj -RIER, -RIEST] SLIPPIER EIILPPRS SLIPPY, slippery (causing or tending to cause slipping) [adj] SLIPPILY IILLPPSY SLIPPY, slippery (causing or tending to cause slipping) [adv] SLIPPING GIILNPPS SLIP, to slide suddenly and accidentally [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

SLIPSHOD DHILOPSS carelessly done or made [adj] SLIPSLOP ILLOPPSS watery food [n -S] SLIPSOLE EILLOPSS thin insole [n -S] SLIPWARE AEILPRSW type of pottery (ware molded from clay and hardened by heat) [n -S] SLIPWAYS AILPSSWY SLIPWAY, area sloping toward water in shipyard [n] SLITHERS EHILRSST SLITHER, to slide from side to side [v] SLITHERY EHILRSTY slippery (causing or tending to cause slipping) [adj -RIER, -RIEST] SLITLESS EILLSSST having no slits [adj] SLITLIKE EIIKLLST resembling slit [adj] SLITTERS EILRSSTT SLITTER, one that slits (to make slit (long, narrow cut) in) [n] SLITTIER EIILRSTT SLITTY, being long and narrow [adj] SLITTING GIILNSTT SLIT, to make slit (long, narrow cut) in [v] SLIVERED DEEILRSV SLIVER, to cut into long, thin pieces [v] SLIVERER EEILRRSV one that slivers (to cut into long, thin pieces) [n -S] SLIVOVIC CIILOSVV plum brandy [n -ES] SLOBBERS BBELORSS SLOBBER, to drool (to drivel (to let saliva flow from mouth)) [v] SLOBBERY BBELORSY slobbering [adj -RIER, -RIEST] SLOBBIER BBEILORS SLOBBY, characteristic of slob [adj] SLOBBISH BBHILOSS resembling slob (slovenly or boorish person) [adj] SLOGANED ADEGLNOS SLOGAN, motto adopted by group [adj] SLOGGERS EGGLORSS SLOGGER, one that slogs (to plod (to walk heavily)) [n] SLOGGING GGGILNOS SLOG, to plod (to walk heavily) [v] SLOPPIER EILOPPRS SLOPPY, messy (dirty or untidy) [adj] SLOPPILY ILLOPPSY SLOPPY, messy (dirty or untidy) [adv] SLOPPING GILNOPPS SLOP, to spill or splash [v] SLOPWORK KLOOPRSW manufacture of cheap clothing [n -S] SLOSHIER EHILORSS SLOSHY, slushy (resembling slush) [adj] SLOSHING GHILNOSS SLOSH, to move with splashing motion [v] SLOTBACK ABCKLOST type of football player [n -S] SLOTHFUL FHLLOSTU sluggish (displaying little movement or activity) [adj] SLOTTERS ELORSSTT SLOTTER, machine for slotting [n] SLOTTING GILNOSTT SLOT, to cut long, narrow opening in [v] SLOUCHED CDEHLOSU SLOUCH, to sit, stand, or move with drooping posture [v] SLOUCHER CEHLORSU one that slouches (to sit, stand, or move with drooping posture) [n -S] SLOUCHES CEHLOSSU SLOUCH, to sit, stand, or move with drooping posture [v] SLOUGHED DEGHLOSU SLOUGH, to cast off [v] SLOWDOWN DLNOOSWW lessening of pace [n -S] SLOWNESS ELNOSSSW state of being slow (moving with little speed) [n -ES] SLOWPOKE EKLOOPSW slow individual [n -S] SLOWWORM LMOORSWW European lizard having no legs [n -S] SLUBBERS BBELRSSU SLUBBER, to stain or dirty [v] SLUBBEST BBELSSTU SLUB (material with irregular appearance) [adj] SLUBBING BBGILNSU slightly twisted roll of textile fibers [n -S] / SLUB, to draw out and twist slightly [v] SLUDGIER DEGILRSU SLUDGY, covered with sludge [adj] SLUDGING DGGILNSU SLUDGE, to form sludge (muddy mass or sediment) [v] SLUFFING FFGILNSU SLUFF, to discard card or cards [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

SLUGABED ABDEGLSU one inclined to stay in bed out of laziness [n -S] SLUGFEST EFGLSSTU vigorous fight [n -S] SLUGGARD ADGGLRSU habitually lazy person [n -S] SLUGGERS EGGLRSSU SLUGGER, one that slugs (to strike heavily) [n] SLUGGING GGGILNSU SLUG, to strike heavily [v] SLUGGISH GGHILSSU displaying little movement or activity [adj] SLUICING CGIILNSU SLUICE, to wash with sudden flow of water [v] SLUMBERS BELMRSSU SLUMBER, to sleep (to be in natural, periodic state of rest) [v] SLUMBERY BELMRSUY sleepy (ready or inclined to sleep) [adj] SLUMGUMS GLMMSSUU SLUMGUM, residue remaining after honey is extracted from honeycomb [n] SLUMISMS ILMMSSSU SLUMISM, prevalence of slums [n] SLUMLORD DLLMORSU landlord of slum property [n -S] SLUMMERS ELMMRSSU SLUMMER, one that slums (to visit slums (squalid urban areas)) [n] SLUMMIER EILMMRSU SLUMMY, resembling slum [adj] SLUMMING GILMMNSU SLUM, to visit slums (squalid urban areas) [v] SLUMPIER EILMPRSU SLUMPY, characterized by fall in value or amount [adj] SLUMPING GILMNPSU SLUMP, to fall or sink suddenly [v] SLURPIER EILPRRSU SLURPY, characterized by sucking sound made when slurping [adj] SLURPING GILNPRSU SLURP, to eat or drink noisily [v] SLURRIED DEILRRSU SLURRY, to convert into type of watery mixture [v] SLURRIES EILRRSSU SLURRY, to convert into type of watery mixture [v] SLURRING GILNRRSU SLUR, to pass over lightly or carelessly [v] SLUSHIER EHILRSSU SLUSHY, resembling slush [adj] SLUSHIES EHILSSSU SLUSHY, confection consisting of flavored slushy ice [n] SLUSHILY HILLSSUY SLUSHY, resembling slush [adv] SLUSHING GHILNSSU SLUSH, to splash with slush (partly melted snow) [v] SLUTTIER EILRSTTU SLUTTY, characteristic of slut [adj] SLUTTISH HILSSTTU SLUT, slovenly woman [adj] SLYBOOTS BLOOSSTY sly person [n SLYBOOTS] SMACKERS ACEKMRSS SMACKER, one that smacks (to strike sharply) [n] SMACKING ACGIKMNS SMACK, to strike sharply [v] SMALLAGE AAEGLLMS wild celery [n -S] SMALLEST AELLMSST SMALL, of limited size or quantity [adj] SMALLISH AHILLMSS somewhat small [adj] SMALLPOX ALLMOPSX virus disease [n -ES] SMALTINE AEILMNST smaltite (mineral (naturally occurring inorganic substance having characteristic set of physical properties)) [n -S] SMALTITE AEILMSTT mineral (naturally occurring inorganic substance having characteristic set of physical properties) [n -S] SMARAGDE AADEGMRS smaragd (emerald (green gem)) [n -S] SMARAGDS AADGMRSS SMARAGD, emerald (green gem) [n] SMARMIER AEIMMRRS SMARMY, marked by excessive flattery [adj] SMARMILY AILMMRSY SMARMY, marked by excessive flattery [adv] SMARMING AGIMMNRS SMARM, to use excessive flattery to obtain favors [v] SMARTASS AAMRSSST smarty (obnoxiously conceited person) [n -ES] SMARTENS AEMNRSST SMARTEN, to improve in appearance [v] SMARTEST AEMRSSTT SMART, characterized by mental acuity [adj] SMARTIES AEIMRSST SMARTIE, smarty (obnoxiously conceited person) [n] / SMARTY, obnoxiously conceited person [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

SMARTING AGIMNRST SMART, to cause sharp, stinging pain [v] SMARTISH AHIMRSST SMART, characterized by mental acuity [adj] SMASHERS AEHMRSSS SMASHER, one that smashes (to shatter violently) [n] SMASHING AGHIMNSS SMASH, to shatter violently [v] SMASHUPS AHMPSSSU SMASHUP, collision of motor vehicles [n] SMATTERS AEMRSSTT SMATTER, to speak with little knowledge [v] SMEARERS AEEMRRSS SMEARER, one that smears (to spread with sticky, greasy, or dirty substance) [n] SMEARIER AEEIMRRS SMEARY, smeared [adj] SMEARING AEGIMNRS SMEAR, to spread with sticky, greasy, or dirty substance [v] SMECTITE CEEIMSTT clayey mineral [n -S] SMEDDUMS DDEMMSSU SMEDDUM, ground malt powder [n] SMEEKING EEGIKMNS SMEEK, to smoke (to emit smoke (gaseous product of burning materials)) [v] SMELLERS EELLMRSS SMELLER, one that smells (to perceive by means of olfactory nerves) [n] SMELLIER EEILLMRS SMELLY, having unpleasant odor [adj] SMELLING EGILLMNS SMELL, to perceive by means of olfactory nerves [v] SMELTERS EELMRSST SMELTER, one that smelts (to perceive by means of olfactory nerves) [n] SMELTERY EELMRSTY place for smelting [n -RIES] SMELTING EGILMNST process of melting ores to obtain metal [n -S] / SMELT, SMELL, to perceive by means of olfactory nerves [v] SMERKING EGIKMNRS SMERK, to smirk (to smile in affected or smug manner) [v] SMIDGENS DEGIMNSS SMIDGEN, very small amount [n] SMIDGEON DEGIMNOS smidgen (very small amount) [n -S] SMIDGINS DGIIMNSS SMIDGIN, smidgen (very small amount) [n] SMILAXES AEILMSSX SMILAX, twining plant [n] SMILIEST EIILMSST SMILEY, displaying smile [adj] SMIRCHED CDEHIMRS SMIRCH, to soil (to make dirty) [v] SMIRCHES CEHIMRSS SMIRCH, to soil (to make dirty) [v] SMIRKERS EIKMRRSS SMIRKER, one that smirks (to smile in affected or smug manner) [n] SMIRKIER EIIKMRRS SMIRKY, smirking [adj] SMIRKILY IIKLMRSY SMIRKY, smirking [adv] SMIRKING GIIKMNRS SMIRK, to smile in affected or smug manner [v] SMITHERS EHIMRSST small fragments [n SMITHERS] SMITHERY EHIMRSTY trade of smith [n -RIES] SMITHIES EHIIMSST SMITHY, workshop of smith [n] SMITHING GHIIMNST work of smith [n -S] SMOCKING CGIKMNOS SMOCK, to furnish with smock (loose outer garment) [v] / type of embroidery [n -S] SMOGGIER EGGIMORS SMOGGY, filled with smog [adj] SMOGLESS EGLMOSSS SMOG, atmospheric mixture of smoke and fog [adj] SMOKABLE ABEKLMOS SMOKE, to emit smoke (gaseous product of burning materials) [adj] SMOKEBOX BEKMOOSX chamber for producing and containing smoke [n -ES] SMOKEPOT EKMOOPST container for giving off smoke [n -S] SMOKIEST EIKMOSST SMOKEY, smoky (filled with smoke) [adj] / SMOKY [adj] SMOKINGS GIKMNOSS SMOKING, inhaling and exhaling of smoke of tobacco or drug [n] SMOLDERS DELMORSS SMOLDER, to burn with no flame [v] SMOOCHED CDEHMOOS SMOOCH, to kiss (to touch with lips as sign of affection) [v] SMOOCHER CEHMOORS one that smooches (to kiss (to touch with lips as sign of affection)) [n -S] SMOOCHES CEHMOOSS SMOOCH, to kiss (to touch with lips as sign of affection) [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

SMOOSHED DEHMOOSS SMOOSH, to squash (to press into pulp or flat mass) [v] SMOOSHES EHMOOSSS SMOOSH, to squash (to press into pulp or flat mass) [v] SMOOTHED DEHMOOST SMOOTH, to make smooth [v] / SMOOTHE, to smooth (to make smooth) [v] SMOOTHEN EHMNOOST to smooth (to make smooth) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SMOOTHER EHMOORST one that smooths (to make smooth) [n -S] / SMOOTH, having surface that is free from irregularities [adj] SMOOTHES EHMOOSST SMOOTH, to make smooth [v] / SMOOTHE, to smooth (to make smooth) [v] SMOOTHIE EHIMOOST person with polished manners [n -S] SMOOTHLY HLMOOSTY in smooth (having surface that is free from irregularities) manner [adv] SMOTHERS EHMORSST SMOTHER, to prevent from breathing [v] SMOTHERY EHMORSTY tending to smother [adj] SMOULDER DELMORSU to smolder (to burn with no flame) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SMUDGIER DEGIMRSU SMUDGY, smudged [adj] SMUDGILY DGILMSUY SMUDGY, smudged [adv] SMUDGING DGGIMNSU act of smearing (to spread with sticky, greasy, or dirty substance) [n -S] / SMUDGE, to smear or dirty [v] SMUGGEST EGGMSSTU SMUG, highly self-satisfied [adj] SMUGGLED DEGGLMSU SMUGGLE, to import or export illicitly [v] SMUGGLER EGGLMRSU one that smuggles (to import or export illicitly) [n -S] SMUGGLES EGGLMSSU SMUGGLE, to import or export illicitly [v] SMUGNESS EGMNSSSU quality or state of being smug [n -ES] SMUSHING GHIMNSSU SMUSH, to smoosh (to squash (to press into pulp or flat mass)) [v] SMUTCHED CDEHMSTU SMUTCH, to smudge (to smear or dirty) [v] SMUTCHES CEHMSSTU SMUTCH, to smudge (to smear or dirty) [v] SMUTTIER EIMRSTTU SMUTTY, obscene (indecent (not decent)) [adj] SMUTTILY ILMSTTUY SMUTTY, obscene (indecent (not decent (conforming to recognized standards of propriety))) [adv] SMUTTING GIMNSTTU SMUT, to soil (to make dirty) [v] SNACKERS ACEKNRSS SNACKER, one that snacks (to eat light meal) [n] SNACKIER ACEIKNRS SNACKY, suitable as light meal [adj] SNACKING ACGIKNNS SNACK, to eat light meal [v] SNAFFLED ADEFFLNS SNAFFLE, to obtain by devious means [v] SNAFFLES AEFFLNSS SNAFFLE, to obtain by devious means [v] SNAFUING AFGINNSU SNAFU, to bring into state of confusion [v] SNAGGERS AEGGNRSS SNAGGER, person who uses illegal fishing methods [n] SNAGGIER AEGGINRS SNAGGY, full of snags [adj] SNAGGING AGGGINNS SNAG, to catch on snag (jagged protuberance) [v] SNAGGLES AEGGLNSS SNAGGLE, tangled or knotted mass [n] SNAGLIKE AEGIKLNS resembling snag [adj] SNAILING AGIILNNS SNAIL, to move slowly [v] SNAKEBIT ABEIKNST unlucky (not lucky (having good fortune)) [adj] SNAKEPIT AEIKNPST psychiatric hospital [n -S] SNAKIEST AEIKNSST SNAKEY, snaky (resembling snake) [adj] / SNAKY [adj] SNAPBACK AABCKNPS sudden rebound or recovery [n -S] SNAPLESS AELNPSSS lacking snap (type of fastening device) [adj] SNAPPERS AENPPRSS SNAPPER, one that snaps (to make sharp cracking sound) [n] SNAPPIER AEINPPRS SNAPPY, snappish (tending to speak in impatient or irritable manner) [adj] SNAPPILY AILNPPSY in snappy (snappish (tending to speak in impatient or irritable manner)) manner [adv] SNAPPING AGINNPPS SNAP, to make sharp cracking 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

SNAPPISH AHINPPSS tending to speak in impatient or irritable manner [adj] SNAPSHOT AHNOPSST to photograph informally and quickly [v -TTED, -TTING, -S] SNAPWEED ADEENPSW flowering plant [n -S] SNARFING AFGINNRS SNARF, to eat or drink greedily [v] SNARFLED ADEFLNRS SNARFLE, to snarf (to eat or drink greedily) [v] SNARFLES AEFLNRSS SNARFLE, to snarf (to eat or drink greedily) [v] SNARKIER AEIKNRRS SNARKY, snappish (tending to speak in impatient or irritable manner) [adj] SNARKILY AIKLNRSY SNARKY, snappish (tending to speak in impatient or irritable manner) [adv] SNARLERS AELNRRSS SNARLER, one that snarls (to growl viciously) [n] SNARLIER AEILNRRS SNARLY, tangled [adj] SNARLING AGILNNRS SNARL, to growl viciously [v] SNATCHED ACDEHNST SNATCH, to seize suddenly [v] SNATCHER ACEHNRST one that snatches (to seize suddenly) [n -S] SNATCHES ACEHNSST SNATCH, to seize suddenly [v] SNAZZIER AEINRSZZ SNAZZY, very stylish [adj] SNAZZILY AILNSYZZ SNAZZY, very stylish [adv] SNEAKBOX ABEKNOSX small boat masked with brush and weeds that is used for wildfowl hunting [n -ES] SNEAKERS AEEKNRSS SNEAKER, one that sneaks (to move stealthily) [n] SNEAKIER AEEIKNRS SNEAKY, deceitful [adj] SNEAKILY AEIKLNSY SNEAKY, deceitful [adv] SNEAKING AEGIKNNS SNEAK, to move stealthily [v] SNEAPING AEGINNPS SNEAP, to chide (to scold (to rebuke harshly)) [v] SNEDDING DDEGINNS SNED, to prune (to cut off branches or parts from) [v] SNEERERS EEENRRSS SNEERER, one that sneers (to curl lip in contempt) [n] SNEERFUL EEFLNRSU given to sneering [adj] SNEERIER EEEINRRS SNEERY, marked by sneering [adj] SNEERING EEGINNRS SNEER, to curl lip in contempt [v] SNEESHES EEEHNSSS SNEESH, snuff [n] SNEEZERS EEENRSSZ SNEEZER, one that sneezes (to make sudden, involuntary expiration of breath) [n] SNEEZIER EEEINRSZ SNEEZY, tending to sneeze [adj] SNEEZING EEGINNSZ SNEEZE, to make sudden, involuntary expiration of breath [v] SNELLEST EELLNSST SNELL, keen (enthusiastic) [adj] SNELLING EGILLNNS SNELL, to attach short line to fishhook [v] SNIBBING BBGIINNS SNIB, to latch (to close with type of fastening device) [v] SNICKERS CEIKNRSS SNICKER, to utter partly stifled laugh [v] SNICKERY CEIKNRSY tending to snicker [adj] SNICKING CGIIKNNS SNICK, to nick (to make shallow cut in) [v] SNIFFERS EFFINRSS SNIFFER, one that sniffs (to inhale audibly through nose) [n] SNIFFIER EFFIINRS SNIFFY, sniffish (haughty (arrogant (overly convinced of one's own worth or importance))) [adj] SNIFFILY FFIILNSY in sniffy (sniffish (haughty (arrogant))) manner [adv] SNIFFING FFGIINNS SNIFF, to inhale audibly through nose [v] SNIFFISH FFHIINSS haughty (arrogant (overly convinced of one's own worth or importance)) [adj] SNIFFLED DEFFILNS SNIFFLE, to sniff repeatedly [v] SNIFFLER EFFILNRS one that sniffles (to sniff repeatedly) [n -S] SNIFFLES EFFILNSS SNIFFLE, to sniff repeatedly [v] SNIFTERS EFINRSST SNIFTER, pear-shaped liquor glass [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

SNIGGERS EGGINRSS SNIGGER, to snicker (to utter partly stifled laugh) [v] SNIGGLED DEGGILNS SNIGGLE, to fish for eels [v] SNIGGLER EGGILNRS one that sniggles (to fish for eels) [n -S] SNIGGLES EGGILNSS SNIGGLE, to fish for eels [v] SNIGLETS EGILNSST SNIGLET, word coined for something not having name [n] SNIPINGS GIINNPSS SNIPING, act of one that snipes [n] SNIPPERS EINPPRSS SNIPPER, one that snips (to cut with short, quick stroke) [n] SNIPPETS EINPPSST SNIPPET, small piece snipped off [n] SNIPPETY EINPPSTY snippy (snappish (tending to speak in impatient or irritable manner)) [adj -TIER, -TIEST] SNIPPIER EIINPPRS SNIPPY, snappish (tending to speak in impatient or irritable manner) [adj] SNIPPILY IILNPPSY SNIPPY, snappish (tending to speak in impatient or irritable manner) [adv] SNIPPING GIINNPPS piece of something that has been snipped off [n -S] / SNIP, to cut with short, quick stroke [v] SNITCHED CDEHINST SNITCH, to tattle (to reveal activities of another) [v] SNITCHER CEHINRST one that snitches (to tattle (to reveal activities of another)) [n -S] SNITCHES CEHINSST SNITCH, to tattle (to reveal activities of another) [v] SNITTIER EIINRSTT SNITTY, disagreeably ill-tempered [adj] SNIVELED DEEILNSV SNIVEL, to cry or whine with sniffling [v] SNIVELER EEILNRSV one that snivels (to cry or whine with sniffling) [n -S] SNIVELLY EILLNSVY tending to whine with sniffling [adj -LLIER, -LLIEST] SNOBBERY BBENORSY snobbish behavior [n -RIES] SNOBBIER BBEINORS SNOBBY, snobbish (characteristic of snob) [adj] SNOBBILY BBILNOSY in snobby (snobbish (characteristic of snob)) manner [adv] SNOBBISH BBHINOSS characteristic of snob [adj] SNOBBISM BBIMNOSS snobbery (snobbish behavior) [n -S] SNOCOACH ACCHNOOS bus-like vehicle with large tires or tracks for traveling on snow [n -ES] SNOGGERS EGGNORSS SNOGGER, one that snogs (to kiss (to touch with lips as sign of affection)) [n] SNOGGING GGGINNOS SNOG, to kiss (to touch with lips as sign of affection) [v] SNOODING DGINNOOS SNOOD, to secure with snood (net or fabric cap for hair) [v] SNOOKERS EKNOORSS SNOOKER, to trick (to deceive (to mislead by falsehood)) [v] SNOOKING GIKNNOOS SNOOK, to sniff (to inhale audibly through nose) [v] SNOOLING GILNNOOS SNOOL, to yield meekly [v] SNOOPERS ENOOPRSS SNOOPER, one that snoops (to pry about) [n] SNOOPIER EINOOPRS SNOOPY, given to snooping [adj] SNOOPILY ILNOOPSY SNOOPY, given to snooping [adv] SNOOPING GINNOOPS SNOOP, to pry about [v] SNOOTFUL FLNOOSTU enough alcoholic liquor to make one drunk [n -S] SNOOTIER EINOORST SNOOTY, snobbish (characteristic of snob) [adj] SNOOTILY ILNOOSTY SNOOTY, snobbish (characteristic of snob) [adv] SNOOTING GINNOOST SNOOT, to treat with disdain [v] SNOOZERS ENOORSSZ SNOOZER, one that snoozes (to sleep lightly) [n] SNOOZIER EINOORSZ SNOOZY, drowsy (sleepy (ready or inclined to sleep)) [adj] SNOOZING GINNOOSZ SNOOZE, to sleep lightly [v] SNOOZLED DELNOOSZ SNOOZLE, to nuzzle (to push with nose) [v] SNOOZLES ELNOOSSZ SNOOZLE, to nuzzle (to push with nose) [v] SNORINGS GINNORSS SNORING, act of breathing loudly while sleeping [n] SNORKELS EKLNORSS SNORKEL, to swim underwater with type of breathing device [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

SNORTERS ENORRSST SNORTER, one that snorts (to exhale noisily through nostrils) [n] SNORTING GINNORST SNORT, to exhale noisily through nostrils [v] SNOTTIER EINORSTT SNOTTY, arrogant (overly convinced of one's own worth or importance) [adj] SNOTTILY ILNOSTTY SNOTTY, arrogant (overly convinced of one's own worth or importance) [adv] SNOUTIER EINORSTU SNOUTY, resembling long, projecting nose [adj] SNOUTING GINNOSTU SNOUT, to provide with nozzle [v] SNOUTISH HINOSSTU snouty (resembling long, projecting nose) [adj] SNOWBALL ABLLNOSW to increase at rapidly accelerating rate [v -ED, -ING, -S] SNOWBANK ABKNNOSW mound of snow [n -S] SNOWBELL BELLNOSW flowering shrub [n -S] SNOWBELT BELNOSTW region that receives appreciable amount of snow each year [n -S] SNOWBIRD BDINORSW small bird [n -S] SNOWBUSH BHNOSSUW flowering shrub [n -ES] SNOWCAPS ACNOPSSW SNOWCAP, covering of snow [n] SNOWCATS ACNOSSTW SNOWCAT, tracklaying vehicle for travel on snow [n] SNOWDROP DNOOPRSW European herb [n -S] SNOWFALL AFLLNOSW fall of snow [n -S] SNOWFLEA AEFLNOSW wingless insect appearing on snow in spring [n -S] SNOWIEST EINOSSTW SNOWY, abounding in snow [adj] SNOWLAND ADLNNOSW area marked by great amount of snow [n -S] SNOWLESS ELNOSSSW having no snow [adj] SNOWLIKE EIKLNOSW resembling snow [adj] SNOWMELT ELMNOSTW water produced by melting of snow [n -S] SNOWMOLD DLMNOOSW fungus disease of grasses near edge of melting snow [n -S] SNOWPACK ACKNOPSW accumulation of packed snow [n -S] SNOWPLOW LNOOPSWW to execute type of skiing maneuver [v -ED, -ING, -S] SNOWSHED DEHNOSSW structure built to provide protection against snow [n -S] SNOWSHOE EHNOOSSW to walk on snowshoes (oval frames that allow person to walk on deep snow) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SNOWSUIT INOSSTUW child's garment for winter wear [n -S] SNUBBERS BBENRSSU SNUBBER, one that snubs (to treat with contempt or neglect) [n] SNUBBEST BBENSSTU SNUB (short) [adj] SNUBBIER BBEINRSU SNUBBY, blunt (not sharp or pointed) [adj] SNUBBING BBGINNSU SNUB, to treat with contempt or neglect [v] SNUBNESS BENNSSSU bluntness (quality of being blunt (not sharp or pointed)) [n -ES] SNUFFBOX BFFNOSUX box for holding snuff [n -ES] SNUFFERS EFFNRSSU SNUFFER, one that snuffs (to use or inhale snuff (powdered tobacco)) [n] SNUFFIER EFFINRSU SNUFFY, dingy (grimy (dirty (unclean))) [adj] SNUFFILY FFILNSUY in snuffy (dingy (grimy (dirty))) manner [adv] SNUFFING FFGINNSU SNUFF, to use or inhale snuff (powdered tobacco) [v] SNUFFLED DEFFLNSU SNUFFLE, to sniffle (to sniff repeatedly) [v] SNUFFLER EFFLNRSU one that snuffles (to sniffle (to sniff repeatedly)) [n -S] SNUFFLES EFFLNSSU SNUFFLE, to sniffle (to sniff repeatedly) [v] SNUGGERY EGGNRSUY snug place [n -RIES] SNUGGEST EGGNSSTU SNUG, warmly comfortable [adj] SNUGGIES EGGINSSU women's long underwear [n SNUGGIES] SNUGGING GGGINNSU SNUG, to make snug [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

SNUGGLED DEGGLNSU SNUGGLE, to lie or press closely [v] SNUGGLES EGGLNSSU SNUGGLE, to lie or press closely [v] SNUGNESS EGNNSSSU quality or state of being snug [n -ES] SOAKAGES AAEGKOSS SOAKAGE, act of soaking (to wet something thoroughly) [n] SOAKINGS AGIKNOSS SOAKING, act of wetting something thoroughly [n] SOAPBARK AABKOPRS tropical tree [n -S] SOAPFISH AFHIOPSS tropical fish that produces toxic mucus [n -ES] SOAPIEST AEIOPSST SOAPY, containing or resembling soap [adj] SOAPLESS AELOPSSS having no soap [adj] SOAPLIKE AEIKLOPS resembling soap [adj] SOAPSUDS ADOPSSSU suds (soapy water) [n SOAPSUDS] SOAPWORT AOOPRSTW perennial herb [n -S] SOARINGS AGINORSS SOARING, sport of flying in heavier-than-air craft without power [n] SOBEREST BEEORSST SOBER, having control of one's faculties [adj] SOBERING BEGINORS SOBER, to make sober [v] SOBERIZE BEEIORSZ to sober (to make sober) [v -D, -ZING, -S] SOBRIETY BEIORSTY quality or state of being sober [n -TIES] SOCAGERS ACEGORSS SOCAGER, tenant by socage [n] SOCCAGES ACCEGOSS SOCCAGE, socage (form of feudal land tenure) [n] SOCIABLE ABCEILOS social (friendly gathering) [n -S] SOCIABLY ABCILOSY in friendly (inclined to approve, help, or support) manner [adv] SOCIALLY ACILLOSY with respect to society [adv] SOCIETAL ACEILOST SOCIETY, organized group of persons [adj] SOCKETED CDEEKOST SOCKET, to furnish with socket (opening for receiving something) [v] SOCKETTE CEEKOSTT very short sock [n -S] SOCKEYES CEEKOSSY SOCKEYE, food fish [n] SOCKLESS CEKLOSSS having no socks [adj] SODALESS ADELOSSS SODA, type of chemical compound [adj] SODALIST ADILOSST member of sodality [n -S] SODALITE ADEILOST mineral (naturally occurring inorganic substance having characteristic set of physical properties) [n -S] SODALITY ADILOSTY society (organized group of persons) [n -TIES] SODAMIDE ADDEIMOS chemical compound [n -S] SODDENED DDDEENOS SODDEN, to make soggy [v] SODDENLY DDELNOSY in soggy (heavy with moisture) manner [adv] SODOMIES DEIMOOSS SODOMY, unnatural copulation [n] SODOMISE DEIMOOSS to sodomize (to engage in sodomy with) [v -D, -SING, -S] SODOMIST DIMOOSST sodomite (one who practices sodomy (unnatural copulation)) [n -S] SODOMITE DEIMOOST one who practices sodomy (unnatural copulation) [n -S] SODOMIZE DEIMOOSZ to engage in sodomy with [v -D, -ZING, -S] SOFABEDS ABDEFOSS SOFABED, sofa that can be made into bed [n] SOFTBACK ABCFKOST book bound in flexible paper cover [n -S] SOFTBALL ABFLLOST type of ball [n -S] SOFTCORE CEFOORST less than explicit in depicting sex acts [adj] SOFTENED DEEFNOST SOFTEN, to make soft [v] SOFTENER EEFNORST one that softens (to make soft) [n -S] SOFTHEAD ADEFHOST foolish person [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

SOFTNESS EFNOSSST quality or state of being soft [n -ES] SOFTWARE AEFORSTW written or printed data used in computer operations [n -S] SOFTWOOD DFOOOSTW soft wood of various trees [n -S] SOGGIEST EGGIOSST SOGGY, heavy with moisture [adj] SOILAGES AEGILOSS SOILAGE, green crops for feeding animals [n] SOILLESS EILLOSSS carried on without soil (finely divided rock mixed with organic matter) [adj] SOILURES EILORSSU SOILURE, stain or smudge [n] SOJOURNS JNOORSSU SOJOURN, to stay temporarily [v] SOLACERS ACELORSS SOLACER, one that solaces (to console (to comfort)) [n] SOLACING ACGILNOS SOLACE, to console (to comfort (to soothe in time of grief)) [v] SOLANDER ADELNORS protective box for library materials [n -S] SOLANINE AEILNNOS poisonous alkaloid [n -S] SOLANINS AILNNOSS SOLANIN, solanine (poisonous alkaloid) [n] SOLANUMS ALMNOSSU SOLANUM, any of genus of herbs and shrubs [n] SOLARISE AEILORSS to solarize (to expose to sunlight) [v -D, -SING, -S] SOLARISM AILMORSS interpretation of folk tales as concepts of nature of sun [n -S] SOLARIUM AILMORSU room exposed to sun [n -IA, -S] SOLARIZE AEILORSZ to expose to sunlight [v -D, -ZING, -S] SOLATING AGILNOST SOLATE, to change to fluid colloidal system [v] SOLATION AILNOOST act of solating (to change to fluid colloidal system) [n -S] SOLATIUM AILMOSTU compensation given for damage to feelings [n -IA] SOLDERED DDEELORS SOLDER, to join closely together [v] SOLDERER DEELORRS one that solders (to join closely together) [n -S] SOLDIERS DEILORSS SOLDIER, to perform military service [v] SOLDIERY DEILORSY military profession [n -RIES] SOLECISE CEEILOSS to solecize (to use solecisms) [v -D, -SING, -S] SOLECISM CEILMOSS ungrammatical combination of words in sentence [n -S] SOLECIST CEILOSST one who solecizes [n -S] SOLECIZE CEEILOSZ to use solecisms [v -D, -ZING, -S] SOLELESS EELLOSSS having no sole [adj] SOLEMNER EELMNORS SOLEMN, serious (thoughtful or subdued in appearance or manner) [adj] SOLEMNLY ELLMNOSY SOLEMN, serious (thoughtful or subdued in appearance or manner) [adv] SOLENESS EELNOSSS state of being only one [n -ES] SOLENOID DEILNOOS type of electric coil [n -S] SOLERETS EELORSST SOLERET, solleret (sabaton (piece of armor for foot)) [n] SOLEUSES EELOSSSU SOLEUS, muscle in calf of leg [n] SOLFEGES EEFGLOSS SOLFEGE, type of singing exercise [n] SOLFEGGI EFGGILOS solfeges (type of singing exercise) [n SOLFEGGI] SOLICITS CIILOSST SOLICIT, to ask for earnestly [v] SOLIDAGO ADGILOOS flowering plant [n -S] SOLIDARY ADILORSY united [adj] SOLIDEST DEILOSST SOLID, having definite shape and volume [adj] SOLIDIFY DFIILOSY to make solid [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] SOLIDITY DIILOSTY quality or state of being solid [n -TIES] SOLIQUID DIILOQSU fluid colloidal system [n -S] SOLITARY AILORSTY one who lives alone [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

SOLITONS ILNOOSST SOLITON, solitary wave in physics [n] SOLITUDE DEILOSTU state of being alone (apart from others) [n -S] SOLLERET EELLORST sabaton (piece of armor for foot) [n -S] SOLOISTS ILOOSSST SOLOIST, one that performs solo [n] SOLONETS ELNOOSST solonetz (type of soil) [n -ES] SOLONETZ ELNOOSTZ type of soil [n -ES] SOLSTICE CEILOSST time of year when sun is at its greatest distance from celestial equator [n -S] SOLUBLES BELLOSSU SOLUBLE, something that is soluble (capable of being dissolved) [n] SOLUTION ILNOOSTU homogeneous liquid mixture [n -S] SOLVABLE ABELLOSV capable of being solved [adj] SOLVATED ADELOSTV SOLVATE, to convert into type of ion [v] SOLVATES AELOSSTV SOLVATE, to convert into type of ion [v] SOLVENCY CELNOSVY ability to pay all debts [n -CIES] SOLVENTS ELNOSSTV SOLVENT, substance capable of dissolving others [n] SOMBERER BEEMORRS SOMBER, gloomy (dismally dark) [adj] SOMBERLY BELMORSY SOMBER, gloomy (dismally dark) [adv] SOMBRELY BELMORSY SOMBRE, somber (gloomy (dismally dark)) [adv] SOMBRERO BEMOORRS broad-brimmed hat [n -S] SOMBREST BEMORSST SOMBRE, somber (gloomy (dismally dark)) [adj] SOMBROUS BMOORSSU somber (gloomy (dismally dark)) [adj] SOMEBODY BDEMOOSY important person [n -DIES] SOMEDEAL ADEELMOS to some degree [adv] SOMEONES EEMNOOSS SOMEONE, somebody (important person) [n] SOMERSET EEMORSST to roll body in complete circle, head over heels [v -ED, -TTED, -ING, -TTING, -S] SOMETIME EEIMMOST at some future time [adv] SOMEWAYS AEMOSSWY someway (somehow (by some means)) [adv] SOMEWHAT AEHMOSTW unspecified number or part [n -S] SOMEWHEN EEHMNOSW sometime (at some future time) [adv] SOMEWISE EEIMOSSW somehow (by some means) [adv] SONANCES ACENNOSS SONANCE, sound [n] SONANTAL AALNNOST SONANT, sound uttered with vibration of vocal cords [adj] SONANTIC ACINNOST SONANT, sound uttered with vibration of vocal cords [adj] SONARMAN AAMNNORS person who operates sonar equipment [n -MEN] SONARMEN AEMNNORS SONARMAN, person who operates sonar equipment [n] SONATINA AAINNOST short sonata [n -S, -NE] SONATINE AEINNOST SONATINA, short sonata [n] SONGBIRD BDGINORS bird that utters musical call [n -S] SONGBOOK BGKNOOOS book of songs [n -S] SONGFEST EFGNOSST informal gathering for group singing [n -S] SONGLESS EGLNOSSS incapable of singing [adj] SONGLIKE EGIKLNOS resembling song (musical composition written or adapted for singing) [adj] SONGSTER EGNORSST singer (one that sings (to utter with musical inflections of voice)) [n -S] SONHOODS DHNOOOSS SONHOOD, state of being son (male child) [n] SONICATE ACEINOST to disrupt with sound waves [v -D, -TING, -S] SONNETED DEENNOST SONNET, to compose sonnet (type of poem) [v] SONOBUOY BNOOOSUY buoy that detects and transmits underwater sounds [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

SONOGRAM AGMNOORS image produced by ultrasound [n -S] SONORANT ANNOORST type of voiced sound [n -S] SONORITY INOORSTY quality or state of being sonorous [n -TIES] SONOROUS NOOORSSU characterized by full and loud sound [adj] SONSHIPS HINOPSSS SONSHIP, state of being son (male child) [n] SONSIEST EINOSSST SONSIE, sonsy (comely (pleasing to look at)) [adj] / SONSY [adj] SOOCHONG CGHNOOOS souchong (Chinese tea) [n -S] SOOTHERS EHOORSST SOOTHER, one that soothes (to restore to quiet or normal state) [n] SOOTHEST EHOOSSTT SOOTH, true (consistent with fact or reality) [adj] SOOTHING GHINOOST SOOTHE, to restore to quiet or normal state [v] SOOTHSAY AHOOSSTY to predict (to tell of or about in advance) [v -AID, -ING, -S] SOOTIEST EIOOSSTT SOOTY, covered with soot [adj] SOPHISMS HIMOPSSS SOPHISM, plausible but fallacious argument [n] SOPHISTS HIOPSSST SOPHIST, one that uses sophisms [n] SOPITING GIINOPST SOPITE, to put to sleep [v] SOPPIEST EIOPPSST SOPPY, very wet [adj] SOPRANOS ANOOPRSS SOPRANO, highest singing voice [n] SORBABLE ABBELORS SORB, to take up and hold by absorption or adsorption [adj] SORBATES ABEORSST SORBATE, sorbed substance [n] SORBENTS BENORSST SORBENT, substance that sorbs [n] SORBITAN ABINORST chemical compound [n -S] SORBITOL BILOORST chemical compound [n -S] SORBOSES BEOORSSS SORBOSE, type of sugar [n] SORCERER CEEORRRS one who practices sorcery (alleged use of supernatural powers) [n -S] SORDIDLY DDILORSY SORDID, filthy (offensively dirty) [adv] SORDINES DEINORSS SORDINE, device used to muffle tone of musical instrument [n] SOREHEAD ADEEHORS person who is easily angered or offended [n -S] SORENESS EENORSSS quality or state of being sore [n -ES] SORGHUMS GHMORSSU SORGHUM, cereal grass [n] SORICINE CEIINORS belonging to shrew family of mammals [adj] SOROCHES CEHOORSS SOROCHE, mountain sickness [n] SORORATE AEOORRST marriage of man usually with his deceased wife's sister [n -S] SORORITY IOORRSTY social club for women [n -TIES] SORPTION INOOPRST act or process of sorbing [n -S] SORPTIVE EIOPRSTV SORPTION, act or process of sorbing [adj] SORRIEST EIORRSST SORRY, feeling grief or penitence [adj] SORROWED DEOORRSW SORROW, to grieve (to feel grief) [v] SORROWER EOORRRSW one that sorrows (to grieve (to feel grief)) [n -S] SORTABLE ABELORST SORT, to arrange according to kind, class, or size [adj] SORTABLY ABLORSTY SORT, to arrange according to kind, class, or size [adv] SORTINGS GINORSST SORTING, separating of items into groups [n] SOTTEDLY DELOSTTY SOTTED, besotted [adv] SOUBISES BEIOSSSU SOUBISE, sauce of onions and butter [n] SOUCHONG CGHNOOSU Chinese tea [n -S] SOUFFLED DEFFLOSU made puffy by beating and baking [adj] SOUFFLES EFFLOSSU SOUFFLE, light, baked dish [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

SOUGHING GGHINOSU SOUGH, to make moaning or sighing sound [v] SOULLESS ELLOSSSU SOUL, spiritual aspect of human beings [adj] SOULLIKE EIKLLOSU SOUL, spiritual aspect of human beings [adj] SOULMATE AELMOSTU person with whom one is perfectly suited [n -S] SOULSTER ELORSSTU singer of soul music [n -S] SOUNDBOX BDNOOSUX resonant cavity in musical instrument [n -ES] SOUNDERS DENORSSU SOUNDER, one that sounds (to make sound (something that stimulates auditory receptors)) [n] SOUNDEST DENOSSTU SOUND, being in good health or condition [adj] SOUNDING DGINNOSU sampling of opinions [n -S] / SOUND, to make sound (something that stimulates auditory receptors) [v] SOUNDMAN ADMNNOSU person who controls quality of sound being recorded [n -MEN] SOUNDMEN DEMNNOSU SOUNDMAN, person who controls quality of sound being recorded [n] SOUPCONS CNOOPSSU SOUPCON, minute amount [n] SOUPIEST EIOPSSTU SOUPY, foggy (filled with fog) [adj] SOUPLESS ELOPSSSU having no soup (liquid food often having solid ingredients) [adj] SOUPLIKE EIKLOPSU resembling soup [adj] SOURBALL ABLLORSU sour candy [n -S] SOURCING CGINORSU act of obtaining something from point of origin [n -S] / SOURCE, to obtain from point of origin [v] SOURDINE DEINORSU sordine (device used to muffle tone of musical instrument) [n -S] SOURGUMS GMORSSUU SOURGUM, softwood tree of eastern North America [n] SOURNESS ENORSSSU quality or state of being sour [n -ES] SOURPUSS OPRSSSUU grouchy person [n -ES] SOURSOPS OOPRSSSU SOURSOP, tropical tree [n] SOURWOOD DOOORSUW flowering tree [n -S] SOUSLIKS IKLOSSSU SOUSLIK, suslik (Eurasian rodent) [n] SOUTACHE ACEHOSTU flat, narrow braid [n -S] SOUTANES AENOSSTU SOUTANE, cassock (long garment worn by clergymen) [n] SOUTHERN EHNORSTU person living in south [n -S] SOUTHERS EHORSSTU SOUTHER, wind or storm from south [n] SOUTHING GHINOSTU movement toward south [n -S] / SOUTH, to move toward south (cardinal point of compass) [v] SOUTHPAW AHOPSTUW left-handed person [n -S] SOUTHRON HNOORSTU southern (person living in south) [n -S] SOUVENIR EINORSUV memento (something that serves as reminder of past) [n -S] SOUVLAKI AIKLOSUV Greek shish* kebab [n -S] SOVKHOZY HKOOSVYZ SOVKHOZ, state-owned farm in former Soviet Union [n] SOVRANLY ALNORSVY supremely (in supreme (highest in power or authority) manner) [adv] SOVRANTY ANORSTVY monarchy (rule by monarch) [n -TIES] SOWBACKS ABCKOSSW SOWBACK, low ridge of sand [n] SOWBELLY BELLOSWY pork cured in salt [n -LLIES] SOWBREAD ABDEORSW flowering plant [n -S] SOYBEANS ABENOSSY SOYBEAN, seed of cultivated Asian herb [n] SOYMEALS AELMOSSY SOYMEAL, residue from extraction of oil from soybean seeds [n] SOYMILKS IKLMOSSY SOYMILK, milk substitute made from soybeans [n] SPACELAB AABCELPS spacecraft equipped with laboratory [n -S] SPACEMAN AACEMNPS astronaut (person trained to travel in spacecraft) [n -MEN] SPACEMEN ACEEMNPS SPACEMAN, astronaut (person trained to travel in spacecraft) [n] SPACIEST ACEIPSST SPACEY, weird in behavior [adj] / SPACY [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

SPACINGS ACGINPSS SPACING, distance between any two objects [n] SPACIOUS ACIOPSSU vast or ample in extent [adj] SPACKLED ACDEKLPS SPACKLE, to fill cracks or holes in surface with paste [v] SPACKLES ACEKLPSS SPACKLE, to fill cracks or holes in surface with paste [v] SPADEFUL ADEFLPSU as much as spade can hold [n -S] SPADICES ACDEIPSS SPADIX, flower cluster [n] SPADILLE ADEILLPS highest trump in certain card games [n -S] SPADIXES ADEIPSSX SPADIX, flower cluster [n] SPADONES ADENOPSS SPADO, castrated man or animal [n] SPAEINGS AEGINPSS SPAEING, act of foretelling (to tell of or about in advance) [n] SPAETZLE AEELPSTZ tiny dumpling [n -S] SPAGYRIC ACGIPRSY person skilled in alchemy [n -S] SPALDEEN ADEELNPS small hollow rubber ball [n -S] SPALLERS AELLPRSS SPALLER, one that spalls (to break up into fragments) [n] SPALLING AGILLNPS chip of stone or ore [n -S] / SPALL, to break up into fragments [v] SPALPEEN AEELNPPS rascal (unscrupulous or dishonest person) [n -S] SPAMBOTS ABMOPSST SPAMBOT, computer program that sends out unsolicited e-mail [n] SPAMMERS AEMMPRSS SPAMMER, one that spams (to send unsolicited e-mail to large number of addresses) [n] SPAMMING AGIMMNPS practice of sending out unsolicited email [n -S] / SPAM, to send unsolicited e-mail to large number of addresses [v] SPANCELS ACELNPSS SPANCEL, to bind or fetter with rope [v] SPANDREL ADELNPRS space between two adjoining arches [n -S] SPANDRIL ADILNPRS spandrel (space between two adjoining arches) [n -S] SPANGLED ADEGLNPS SPANGLE, to adorn with spangles (bits of sparkling metal) [v] SPANGLES AEGLNPSS SPANGLE, to adorn with spangles (bits of sparkling metal) [v] SPANIELS AEILNPSS SPANIEL, dog with silky hair [n] SPANKERS AEKNPRSS SPANKER, one that spanks (to slap on buttocks) [n] SPANKING AGIKNNPS act of one that spanks [n -S] / SPANK, to slap on buttocks [v] SPANLESS AELNPSSS having no extent [adj] SPANNERS AENNPRSS SPANNER, one that spans (to extend over or across) [n] SPANNING AGINNNPS SPAN, to extend over or across [v] SPANSULE AELNPSSU trademark [n -S] SPANWORM AMNOPRSW inchworm (type of worm) [n -S] SPARABLE AABELPRS type of nail [n -S] SPARERIB ABEIPRRS cut of pork [n -S] SPARGERS AEGPRRSS SPARGER, one that sparges (to sprinkle (to scatter drops or particles on)) [n] SPARGING AGGINPRS SPARGE, to sprinkle (to scatter drops or particles on) [v] SPARKERS AEKPRRSS SPARKER, something that sparks (to give off sparks (small fiery particles)) [n] SPARKIER AEIKPRRS SPARKY, lively (full of energy) [adj] SPARKILY AIKLPRSY in lively (full of energy) manner [adv] SPARKING AGIKNPRS SPARK, to give off sparks (small fiery particles) [v] SPARKISH AHIKPRSS jaunty (having lively and self-confident manner) [adj] SPARKLED ADEKLPRS SPARKLE, to give off or reflect flashes of light [v] SPARKLER AEKLPRRS something that sparkles (to give off or reflect flashes of light) [n -S] SPARKLES AEKLPRSS SPARKLE, to give off or reflect flashes of light [v] SPARKLET AEKLPRST small spark [n -S] SPARLIKE AEIKLPRS resembling spar [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

SPARLING AGILNPRS young herring [n -S] SPAROIDS ADIOPRSS SPAROID, sparid (any of family of marine fishes) [n] SPARRIER AEIPRRRS SPARRY, resembling spar (lustrous mineral) [adj] SPARRING AGINPRRS SPAR, to provide with spars (stout poles used to support rigging) [v] SPARROWS AOPRRSSW SPARROW, small bird [n] SPARSELY AELPRSSY SPARSE, thinly distributed [adv] SPARSEST AEPRSSST SPARSE, thinly distributed [adj] SPARSITY AIPRSSTY quality or state of being sparse [n -TIES] SPARTINA AAINPRST salt-marsh grass of coastal regions [n -S] SPASMING AGIMNPSS SPASM, to undergo involuntary muscular contraction [v] SPASTICS ACIPSSST SPASTIC, one suffering from paralysis with muscle spasms [n] SPATHOSE AEHOPSST SPATHE, leaflike organ of certain plants [adj] SPATTERS AEPRSSTT SPATTER, to scatter in drops [v] SPATTING AGINPSTT SPAT, to strike lightly [v] SPATULAR AALPRSTU SPATULA, mixing implement [adj] SPATULAS AALPSSTU SPATULA, mixing implement [n] SPATZLES AELPSSTZ SPATZLE, spaetzle (tiny dumpling) [n] SPAVINED ADEINPSV SPAVIN, disease of horses [adj] SPAWNERS AENPRSSW SPAWNER, one that spawns (to deposit eggs) [n] SPAWNING AGINNPSW SPAWN, to deposit eggs [v] SPEAKERS AEEKPRSS SPEAKER, one that speaks (to utter words) [n] SPEAKING AEGIKNPS SPEAK, to utter words [v] / speech or discourse [n -S] SPEANING AEGINNPS SPEAN, to wean (to withhold mother's milk from and substitute other nourishment) [v] SPEARERS AEEPRRSS SPEARER, one that spears (to pierce with spear (long, pointed weapon)) [n] SPEARGUN AEGNPRSU gun that shoots spear [n -S] SPEARING AEGINPRS act of piercing with spear [n -S] / SPEAR, to pierce with spear (long, pointed weapon) [v] SPEARMAN AAEMNPRS person armed with spear [n -MEN] SPEARMEN AEEMNPRS SPEARMAN, person armed with spear [n] SPECCING CCEGINPS SPEC, to write specifications for [v] SPECIALS ACEILPSS SPECIAL, special person or thing [n] SPECIATE ACEEIPST to undergo type of evolutionary process [v -D, -TING, -S] SPECIFIC CCEFIIPS remedy intended for particular disease [n -S] SPECIMEN CEEIMNPS part or individual representative of group or whole [n -S] SPECIOUS CEIOPSSU having false look of truth or authenticity [adj] SPECKIER CEEIKPRS SPECKY, marked with small spots [adj] SPECKING CEGIKNPS SPECK, to mark with small spots [v] SPECKLED CDEEKLPS SPECKLE, to speck (to mark with small spots) [v] SPECKLES CEEKLPSS SPECKLE, to speck (to mark with small spots) [v] SPECTATE ACEEPSTT to attend and view [v -D, -TING, -S] SPECTERS CEEPRSST SPECTER, visible disembodied spirit [n] SPECTING CEGINPST SPECT, to expect (to anticipate) [v] SPECTRAL ACELPRST resembling specter (visible disembodied spirit) [adj] SPECTRES CEEPRSST SPECTRE, specter (visible disembodied spirit) [n] SPECTRUM CEMPRSTU array of components of light wave [n -RA, -S] SPECULAR ACELPRSU SPECULUM, medical instrument [adj] SPECULUM CELMPSUU medical instrument [n -LA, -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

SPEECHES CEEEHPSS SPEECH, faculty or act of speaking [n] SPEEDERS DEEEPRSS SPEEDER, one that speeds (to move swiftly) [n] SPEEDIER DEEEIPRS SPEEDY, swift (moving with great rate of motion) [adj] SPEEDILY DEEILPSY in speedy (swift (moving with great rate of motion)) manner [adv] SPEEDING DEEGINPS act of driving faster than law allows [n -S] / SPEED, to move swiftly [v] SPEEDUPS DEEPPSSU SPEEDUP, acceleration of production without increase in pay [n] SPEEDWAY ADEEPSWY road designed for rapid travel [n -S] SPEELING EEGILNPS SPEEL, to climb (to ascend (to go or move upward)) [v] SPEERING EEGINPRS inquiry (question) [n -S] / SPEER, to inquire (to ask about) [v] SPEILING EGIILNPS SPEIL, to speel (to climb (to ascend (to go or move upward))) [v] SPEIRING EGIINPRS SPEIR, to speer (to inquire (to ask about)) [v] SPEISSES EEIPSSSS SPEISS, metallic mixture obtained in smelting certain ores [n] SPELAEAN AAEELNPS spelean (living in caves) [adj] SPELLERS EELLPRSS SPELLER, one that spells words [n] SPELLING EGILLNPS sequence of letters composing word [n -S] / SPELL, to name or write letters of in order [v] SPELTERS EELPRSST SPELTER, zinc in form of ingots [n] SPELTZES EELPSSTZ SPELTZ, spelt (variety of wheat) [n] SPELUNKS EKLNPSSU SPELUNK, to explore caves [v] SPENCERS CEENPRSS SPENCER, trysail (type of sail) [n] SPENDERS DEENPRSS SPENDER, one that spends (to pay out) [n] SPENDIER DEEINPRS SPENDY, expensive [adj] SPENDING DEGINNPS SPEND, to pay out [v] SPERMARY AEMPRRSY organ in which sperms are formed [n -RIES] SPERMINE EEIMNPRS chemical compound [n -S] SPERMOUS EMOPRSSU resembling or made up of sperms [adj] SPHAGNUM AGHMNPSU grayish moss [n -S] SPHENOID DEHINOPS bone of skull [n -S] SPHERICS CEHIPRSS geometry of figures on surface of sphere [n SPHERICS] SPHERIER EEHIPRRS SPHERY, resembling sphere [adj] SPHERING EGHINPRS SPHERE, to form into sphere (type of geometric solid) [v] SPHEROID DEHIOPRS type of geometric solid [n -S] SPHERULE EEHLPRSU small sphere [n -S] SPHINGES EGHINPSS SPHINX, monster in Egyptian mythology [n] SPHINGID DGHIINPS hawkmoth (large moth) [n -S] SPHINXES EHINPSSX SPHINX, monster in Egyptian mythology [n] SPHYGMIC CGHIMPSY SPHYGMUS, pulse [adj] SPHYGMUS GHMPSSUY pulse [n -ES] SPHYNXES EHNPSSXY SPHYNX, cat of breed of hairless cats [n] SPICATED ACDEIPST SPICA, ear of grain [adj] SPICCATO ACCIOPST method of playing stringed instrument [n -S] SPICIEST CEIIPSST SPICY, containing spices [adj] / SPICEY [adj] SPICULAE ACEILPSU SPICULA, SPICULUM, spicule (needlelike structure) [n] SPICULAR ACILPRSU SPICULA, SPICULUM, spicule (needlelike structure) [adj] SPICULES CEILPSSU SPICULE, needlelike structure [n] SPICULUM CILMPSUU spicule (needlelike structure) [n -LA] SPIDERED DDEEIPRS SPIDER, to move in scuttling manner [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

SPIEGELS EEGILPSS SPIEGEL, type of cast iron [n] SPIELERS EEILPRSS SPIELER, one that spiels (to talk at length) [n] SPIELING EGIILNPS SPIEL, to talk at length [v] SPIERING EGIINPRS SPIER, to speer (to inquire (to ask about)) [v] SPIFFIED DEFFIIPS SPIFFY, to make stylish [v] SPIFFIER EFFIIPRS SPIFFY, stylish (fashionable) [adj] SPIFFIES EFFIIPSS SPIFFY, to make stylish [v] SPIFFILY FFIILPSY SPIFFY, stylish (fashionable) [adv] SPIFFING FFGIINPS SPIFF, to make spiffy [v] / spiffy (stylish (fashionable)) [adj] SPIKELET EEIKLPST type of flower cluster [n -S] SPIKIEST EIIKPSST SPIKEY, spiky (resembling spike) [adj] / SPIKY [adj] SPILIKIN IIIKLNPS strip of wood used in game [n -S] SPILINGS GIILNPSS SPILING, piling (structure of building supports) [n] SPILITES EIILPSST SPILITE, form of basalt [n] SPILITIC CIIILPST SPILITE, form of basalt [adj] SPILLAGE AEGILLPS something that is spilled [n -S] SPILLERS EILLPRSS SPILLER, one that spills (to cause to run out of container) [n] SPILLING GIILLNPS SPILL, to cause to run out of container [v] SPILLWAY AILLPSWY channel for surplus water in reservoir [n -S] SPINACHY ACHINPSY SPINACH, cultivated herb [adj -HIER, -HIEST] SPINAGES AEGINPSS SPINAGE, spinach (cultivated herb) [n] SPINALLY AILLNPSY with respect to spine [adv] SPINDLED DDEILNPS SPINDLE, to impale on slender rod [v] SPINDLER DEILNPRS one that spindles (to impale on slender rod) [n -S] SPINDLES DEILNPSS SPINDLE, to impale on slender rod [v] SPINELLE EEILLNPS spinel (mineral (naturally occurring inorganic substance having characteristic set of physical properties)) [n -S] SPINIEST EIINPSST SPINY, bearing or covered with thorns [adj] SPINIFEX EFIINPSX Australian grass [n -ES] SPINLESS EILNPSSS having no rotation [adj] SPINNERS EINNPRSS SPINNER, one that spins (to draw out and twist into threads) [n] SPINNERY EINNPRSY spinning mill [n -RIES] SPINNEYS EINNPSSY SPINNEY, thicket (dense growth of shrubs or small trees) [n] SPINNIER EIINNPRS SPINNY, crazy, foolish [adj] SPINNIES EIINNPSS SPINNY, spinney (thicket (dense growth of shrubs or small trees)) [n] SPINNING GIINNNPS act of one that spins [n -S] / SPIN, to draw out and twist into threads [v] SPINOFFS FFINOPSS SPINOFF, new application or incidental result [n] SPINOUTS INOPSSTU SPINOUT, rotational skid by automobile [n] SPINSTER EINPRSST unmarried woman who is past usual age for marrying [n -S] SPINULAE AEILNPSU SPINULA, spinule (small thorn) [n] SPINULES EILNPSSU SPINULE, small thorn [n] SPIRACLE ACEILPRS orifice through which breathing occurs [n -S] SPIRAEAS AAEIPRSS SPIRAEA, spirea (flowering shrub) [n] SPIRALED ADEILPRS SPIRAL, to move like spiral (type of plane curve) [v] SPIRALLY AILLPRSY in spiral manner [adv] SPIRANTS AINPRSST SPIRANT, speech sound produced by forcing of breath through narrow passage [n] SPIREMES EEIMPRSS SPIREME, filament forming part of cell nucleus during mitosis [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

SPIRIEST EIIPRSST SPIRY, tall, slender, and tapering [adj] SPIRILLA AIILLPRS spirally twisted, aerobic bacteria [n SPIRILLA] SPIRITED DEIIPRST SPIRIT, to carry off secretly [v] SPIRITUS IIPRSSTU spirit [n SPIRITUS] SPIRTING GIINPRST SPIRT, to spurt (to gush forth) [v] SPIRULAE AEILPRSU SPIRULA, spiral-shelled mollusk [n] SPIRULAS AILPRSSU SPIRULA, spiral-shelled mollusk [n] SPITBALL ABILLPST to propose idea for discussion [v -ED, -ING, -S] SPITEFUL EFILPSTU malicious [adj -LLER, -LLEST] SPITFIRE EFIIPRST quick-tempered person [n -S] SPITTERS EIPRSSTT SPITTER, spitball [n] SPITTIER EIIPRSTT SPITTY, marked with saliva [adj] SPITTING GIINPSTT SPIT, to impale on spit (pointed rod on which meat is turned) [v] SPITTLES EILPSSTT SPITTLE, saliva (fluid secreted by glands of mouth) [n] SPITTOON INOOPSTT receptacle for saliva [n -S] SPIVVIER EIIPRSVV SPIVVY, resembling spiv (unscrupulous petty criminal) in dress or conduct [adj] SPIVVISH HIIPSSVV SPIV, unscrupulous petty criminal [adj] SPLASHED ADEHLPSS SPLASH, to scatter liquid about [v] SPLASHER AEHLPRSS one that splashes (to scatter liquid about) [n -S] SPLASHES AEHLPSSS SPLASH, to scatter liquid about [v] SPLATTED ADELPSTT SPLAT, to flatten on impact [v] SPLATTER AELPRSTT to spatter (to scatter in drops) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SPLAYING AGILNPSY SPLAY, to spread out [v] SPLENDID DDEILNPS magnificent [adj -ER, -ST] SPLENDOR DELNOPRS magnificence [n -S] SPLENIAL AEILLNPS pertaining to splenius (muscle of neck) [adj] SPLENIUM EILMNPSU surgical bandage [n -IA, -S] SPLENIUS EILNPSSU muscle of neck [n -II] SPLICERS CEILPRSS SPLICER, one that splices (to join at ends) [n] SPLICING CGIILNPS SPLICE, to join at ends [v] SPLINING GIILNNPS SPLINE, to provide with spline (key that connects two rotating mechanical parts) [v] SPLINTED DEILNPST SPLINT, to brace with splint (thin piece of wood) [v] SPLINTER EILNPRST to split into sharp, slender pieces [v -ED, -ING, -S] SPLITTER EILPRSTT one that splits (to separate lengthwise) [n -S] SPLODGED DDEGLOPS SPLODGE, to splotch (to mark with large, irregular spots) [v] SPLODGES DEGLOPSS SPLODGE, to splotch (to mark with large, irregular spots) [v] SPLOSHED DEHLOPSS SPLOSH, to splash (to scatter liquid about) [v] SPLOSHES EHLOPSSS SPLOSH, to splash (to scatter liquid about) [v] SPLOTCHY CHLOPSTY splotched [adj -HIER, -HIEST] SPLURGED DEGLPRSU SPLURGE, to spend money lavishly [v] SPLURGER EGLPRRSU one that splurges (to spend money lavishly) [n -S] SPLURGES EGLPRSSU SPLURGE, to spend money lavishly [v] SPLURTED DELPRSTU SPLURT, to gush forth in stream or jet [v] SPLUTTER ELPRSTTU to speak rapidly and confusedly [v -ED, -ING, -S] SPODOSOL DLOOOPSS acidic forest soil [n -S] SPOILAGE AEGILOPS something that is spoiled or wasted [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

SPOILERS EILOPRSS SPOILER, one that spoils (to impair value or quality of) [n] SPOILING GIILNOPS SPOIL, to impair value or quality of [v] SPOLIATE AEILOPST to plunder (to rob of goods by force) [v -D, -TING, -S] SPONDAIC ACDINOPS spondee (type of metrical foot) [n -S] SPONDEES DEENOPSS SPONDEE, type of metrical foot [n] SPONGERS EGNOPRSS SPONGER, one that sponges (to wipe with sponge (mass of absorbent material)) [n] SPONGIER EGINOPRS SPONGY, resembling sponge [adj] SPONGILY GILNOPSY in spongy (resembling sponge) manner [adv] SPONGING GGINNOPS SPONGE, to wipe with sponge (mass of absorbent material) [v] SPONGINS GINNOPSS SPONGIN, fibrous material [n] SPONSION INNOOPSS act of sponsoring (to make oneself responsible for) [n -S] SPONSONS NNOOPSSS SPONSON, projection from side of ship [n] SPONSORS NOOPRSSS SPONSOR, to make oneself responsible for [v] SPONTOON NNOOOPST spear-like weapon [n -S] SPOOFERS EFOOPRSS SPOOFER, one that spoofs (to ridicule in fun) [n] SPOOFERY EFOOPRSY good-natured ridicule [n -RIES] SPOOFING FGINOOPS SPOOF, to ridicule in fun [v] SPOOKERY EKOOPRSY something spooky [n -RIES] SPOOKIER EIKOOPRS SPOOKY, scary (frightening) [adj] SPOOKILY IKLOOPSY SPOOKY, scary (frightening) [adv] SPOOKING GIKNOOPS SPOOK, to scare (to frighten (to make afraid)) [v] SPOOKISH HIKOOPSS spooky (scary (frightening)) [adj] SPOOLERS ELOOPRSS SPOOLER, one that spools (to wind on small cylinder) [n] SPOOLING GILNOOPS SPOOL, to wind on small cylinder [v] / temporary storage of data for later output [n -S] SPOONERS ENOOPRSS SPOONER, one that behaves in amorous way [n] SPOONEYS ENOOPSSY SPOONEY, spoony (spoony person) [n] SPOONFUL FLNOOPSU as much as spoon can hold [n -S, -NSFUL] SPOONIER EINOOPRS SPOONEY, spoony (overly sentimental) [adj] / SPOONY [adj] SPOONIES EINOOPSS SPOONY, spoony person [n] SPOONILY ILNOOPSY SPOONY, overly sentimental [adv] SPOONING GINNOOPS SPOON, to take up with spoon (type of eating utensil) [v] SPOORERS EOOPRRSS SPOORER, one that spoors (to track animal) [n] SPOORING GINOOPRS SPOOR, to track animal [v] SPORADIC ACDIOPRS occurring at irregular intervals [adj] SPOROZOA AOOOPRSZ parasitic one-celled animals [n SPOROZOA] SPORRANS ANOPRRSS SPORRAN, large purse worn by Scottish Highlanders [n] SPORTERS EOPRRSST SPORTER, one that sports (to frolic (to play and run about merrily)) [n] SPORTFUL FLOPRSTU sportive (playful (frolicsome)) [adj] SPORTIER EIOPRRST SPORTY, showy (making great or brilliant display) [adj] SPORTIFS FIOPRSST SPORTIF, person who is active or interested in physical competitions [n] SPORTILY ILOPRSTY SPORTY, showy (making great or brilliant display) [adv] SPORTING GINOPRST SPORT, to frolic (to play and run about merrily) [v] SPORTIVE EIOPRSTV playful (frolicsome) [adj] SPORULAR ALOPRRSU SPORULE, small spore [adj] SPORULES ELOPRSSU SPORULE, small spore [n] SPOTLESS ELOPSSST perfectly clean [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

SPOTTERS EOPRSSTT SPOTTER, one that spots (to mark with spots (small, roundish discolorations)) [n] SPOTTIER EIOPRSTT SPOTTY, marked with spots [adj] SPOTTILY ILOPSTTY SPOTTY, marked with spots [adv] SPOTTING GINOPSTT practice of watching for examples of something [n -S] / SPOT, to mark with spots (small, roundish discolorations) [v] SPOUSALS ALOPSSSU SPOUSAL, marriage (legal union of two persons of opposite or same sex) [n] SPOUSING GINOPSSU SPOUSE, to marry (to enter into marriage) [v] SPOUTERS EOPRSSTU SPOUTER, one that spouts (to eject in rapid stream) [n] SPOUTING GINOPSTU channel for draining off water from roof [n -S] / SPOUT, to eject in rapid stream [v] SPRADDLE ADDELPRS to straddle (to sit, stand, or walk with legs wide apart) [v -D, -LING, -S] SPRAINED ADEINPRS SPRAIN, to weaken by sudden and violent twisting or wrenching [v] SPRATTLE AELPRSTT to struggle (to make strenuous efforts against opposition) [v -D, -LING, -S] SPRAWLED ADELPRSW SPRAWL, to stretch out ungracefully [v] SPRAWLER AELPRRSW one that sprawls (to stretch out ungracefully) [n -S] SPRAYERS AEPRRSSY SPRAYER, one that sprays (to disperse in fine particles) [n] SPRAYING AGINPRSY SPRAY, to disperse in fine particles [v] SPREADER ADEEPRRS one that spreads (to open or expand over larger area) [n -S] SPRIGGED DEGGIPRS SPRIG, to fasten with small, thin nails [v] SPRIGGER EGGIPRRS one that sprigs (to fasten with small, thin nails) [n -S] SPRIGHTS GHIPRSST SPRIGHT, sprite (elf or fairy) [n] SPRINGAL AGILNPRS young man [n -S] SPRINGED DEGINPRS SPRINGE, to catch with type of snare [v] SPRINGER EGINPRRS one that springs (to move upward suddenly and swiftly) [n -S] SPRINGES EGINPRSS SPRINGE, to catch with type of snare [v] SPRINKLE EIKLNPRS to scatter drops or particles on [v -D, -LING, -S] SPRINTED DEINPRST SPRINT, to run at top speed [v] SPRINTER EINPRRST one that sprints (to run at top speed) [n -S] SPRITELY EILPRSTY full of energy [adj -LIER, -LIEST] SPRITZED DEIPRSTZ SPRITZ, to spray (to disperse in fine particles) [v] SPRITZER EIPRRSTZ beverage of white wine and soda water [n -S] SPRITZES EIPRSSTZ SPRITZ, to spray (to disperse in fine particles) [v] SPROCKET CEKOPRST toothlike projection that engages with links of chain [n -S] SPROGLET EGLOPRST sprog (small child) [n -S] SPROUTED DEOPRSTU SPROUT, to begin to grow [v] SPRUCELY CELPRSUY SPRUCE, neat and trim in appearance [adv] SPRUCEST CEPRSSTU SPRUCE, neat and trim in appearance [adj] SPRUCIER CEIPRRSU SPRUCY, spruce (neat and trim in appearance) [adj] SPRUCING CGINPRSU SPRUCE, to make spruce [v] SPRYNESS ENPRSSSY quality or state of being spry [n -ES] SPUDDERS DDEPRSSU SPUDDER, tool for removing bark from trees [n] SPUDDING DDGINPSU SPUD, to remove with spade-like tool [v] SPUDGELS DEGLPSSU SPUDGEL, bucket attached to long pole [n] SPUMANTE AEMNPSTU Italian sparkling wine [n -S] SPUMIEST EIMPSSTU SPUMY, foamy (covered with foam) [adj] SPUMONES EMNOPSSU SPUMONE, Italian ice cream [n] SPUMONIS IMNOPSSU SPUMONI, spumone (Italian ice cream) [n] SPUNKIER EIKNPRSU SPUNKY, plucky (brave and spirited) [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

SPUNKIES EIKNPSSU SPUNKIE, light caused by combustion of marsh gas [n] SPUNKILY IKLNPSUY SPUNKY, plucky (brave and spirited) [adv] SPUNKING GIKNNPSU SPUNK, to begin to burn [v] SPURGALL AGLLPRSU to injure with spur [v -ED, -ING, -S] SPURIOUS IOPRSSUU not genuine (authentic (conforming to fact and therefore worthy of belief)) [adj] SPURLESS ELPRSSSU lacking spur [adj] SPURNERS ENPRRSSU SPURNER, one that spurns (to reject with contempt) [n] SPURNING GINNPRSU SPURN, to reject with contempt [v] SPURRERS EPRRRSSU SPURRER, one that spurs (to urge on with spur (horseman's goad)) [n] SPURREYS EPRRSSUY SPURREY, spurry (European weed) [n] SPURRIER EIPRRRSU one that makes spurs [n -S] SPURRIES EIPRRSSU SPURRY, European weed [n] SPURRING GINPRRSU SPUR, to urge on with spur (horseman's goad) [v] SPURTERS EPRRSSTU SPURTER, one that spurts (to gush forth) [n] SPURTING GINPRSTU SPURT, to gush forth [v] SPURTLES ELPRSSTU SPURTLE, stick for stirring porridge [n] SPUTNIKS IKNPSSTU SPUTNIK, Soviet artificial earth satellite [n] SPUTTERS EPRSSTTU SPUTTER, to eject particles in short bursts [v] SPUTTERY EPRSTTUY ejecting in short bursts [adj] SPYGLASS AGLPSSSY small telescope [n -ES] SPYWARES AEPRSSWY SPYWARE, computer software by which personal information is covertly sent to another computer [n] SQUABBLE ABBELQSU to quarrel (to engage in angry dispute) [v -D, -LING, -S] SQUADDED ADDDEQSU SQUAD, to form into squads (small organized groups) [v] SQUADDIE ADDEIQSU military recruit [n -S] SQUADRON ADNOQRSU to arrange in squadrons (units of military organization) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SQUALENE AEELNQSU chemical compound [n -S] SQUALLED ADELLQSU SQUALL, to cry or scream loudly [v] SQUALLER AELLQRSU one that squalls (to cry or scream loudly) [n -S] SQUALORS ALOQRSSU SQUALOR, quality or state of being squalid [n] SQUAMATE AAEMQSTU any of order of reptiles [n -S] SQUAMOSE AEMOQSSU SQUAMA, scale [adj] SQUAMOUS AMOQSSUU SQUAMA, scale [adj] SQUANDER ADENQRSU to spend wastefully [v -ED, -ING, -S] SQUARELY AELQRSUY in straightforward and honest manner [adv] SQUARERS AEQRRSSU SQUARER, one that squares (to make square) [n] SQUAREST AEQRSSTU SQUARE, having four equal sides and four right angles; rigidly conventional [adj] SQUARING AGINQRSU SQUARE, to make square [v] SQUARISH AHIQRSSU somewhat square [adj] SQUASHED ADEHQSSU SQUASH, to press into pulp or flat mass [v] SQUASHER AEHQRSSU one that squashes (to press into pulp or flat mass) [n -S] SQUASHES AEHQSSSU SQUASH, to press into pulp or flat mass [v] SQUATTED ADEQSTTU SQUAT, to bend one's knees and sit on one's heels [v] SQUATTER AEQRSTTU SQUAT, short and thick [adj] / to move through water [v -ED, -ING, -S] SQUAWKED ADEKQSUW SQUAWK, to utter loud, harsh cry [v] SQUAWKER AEKQRSUW one that squawks (to utter loud, harsh cry) [n -S] SQUEAKED ADEEKQSU SQUEAK, to make sharp, high-pitched 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

SQUEAKER AEEKQRSU one that squeaks (to make sharp, high-pitched sound) [n -S] SQUEALED ADEELQSU SQUEAL, to utter sharp, shrill cry [v] SQUEALER AEELQRSU one that squeals (to utter sharp, shrill cry) [n -S] SQUEEGEE EEEEGQSU to wipe with squeegee (implement for removing water from surface) [v -D, -ING, -S] SQUEEZED DEEEQSUZ SQUEEZE, to press hard upon [v] SQUEEZER EEEQRSUZ one that squeezes (to press hard upon) [n -S] SQUEEZES EEEQSSUZ SQUEEZE, to press hard upon [v] SQUEGGED DEEGGQSU SQUEG, to oscillate in irregular manner [v] SQUELCHY CEHLQSUY squashy (soft and moist) [adj -HIER, -HIEST] SQUIBBED BBDEIQSU SQUIB, to lampoon (to ridicule in satirical composition) [v] SQUIBBER BBEIQRSU infield grounder that becomes base hit [n -S] SQUIDDED DDDEIQSU SQUID, to fish for squid (ten-armed marine mollusks) [v] SQUIFFED DEFFIQSU drunk (intoxicated) [adj] SQUIGGLE EGGILQSU to wriggle (to turn or twist in sinuous manner) [v -D, -LING, -S] SQUIGGLY GGILQSUY wriggly (wriggling) [adj -LIER, -LIEST] SQUILGEE EEGILQSU to squeegee (to wipe with squeegee (implement for removing water from surface)) [v -D, -ING, -S] SQUILLAE AEILLQSU SQUILLA, burrowing crustacean [n] SQUILLAS AILLQSSU SQUILLA, burrowing crustacean [n] SQUINTED DEINQSTU SQUINT, to look with eyes partly closed [v] SQUINTER EINQRSTU one that squints (to look with eyes partly closed) [n -S] / SQUINT, cross-eyed [adj] SQUIREEN EEINQRSU owner of small estate [n -S] SQUIRELY EILQRSUY of or befitting squire [adj] SQUIRING GIINQRSU SQUIRE, to serve as squire (escort) [v] SQUIRISH HIIQRSSU of, resembling, or befitting squire [adj] SQUIRMED DEIMQRSU SQUIRM, to wriggle (to turn or twist in sinuous manner) [v] SQUIRMER EIMQRRSU one that squirms (to wriggle (to turn or twist in sinuous manner)) [n -S] SQUIRREL EILQRRSU to store up for future use [v -ED, -LLED, -ING, -LLING, -S] SQUIRTED DEIQRSTU SQUIRT, to eject in thin, swift stream [v] SQUIRTER EIQRRSTU one that squirts (to eject in thin, swift stream) [n -S] SQUISHED DEHIQSSU SQUISH, to squash (to press into pulp or flat mass) [v] SQUISHES EHIQSSSU SQUISH, to squash (to press into pulp or flat mass) [v] SQUOOSHY HOOQSSUY squashy (soft and moist) [adj -HIER, -HIEST] SQUUSHED DEHQSSUU SQUUSH, to squash (to press into pulp or flat mass) [v] SQUUSHES EHQSSSUU SQUUSH, to squash (to press into pulp or flat mass) [v] SRADDHAS AADDHRSS SRADDHA, sradha (Hindu ceremonial offering) [n] SRIRACHA AACHIRRS chili sauce [n -S] STABBERS ABBERSST STABBER, one that stabs (to pierce with pointed weapon) [n] STABBING ABBGINST act of piercing someone with pointed weapon [n -S] STABBING ABBGINST STAB, to pierce with pointed weapon [v] STABILES ABEILSST STABILE, stationary abstract sculpture [n] STABLERS ABELRSST STABLER, one that keeps stable [n] STABLEST ABELSSTT STABLE, resistant to sudden change or position or condition [adj] STABLING ABGILNST accommodation for animals in stable [n -S] / STABLE, to put in stable (shelter for domestic animals) [v] STABLISH ABHILSST to establish [v -ED, -ING, -ES] STACCATI AACCISTT STACCATO, musical passage marked by short, clear-cut playing of tones [n] STACCATO AACCOSTT musical passage marked by short, clear-cut playing of tones [n -TI, -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

STACKERS ACEKRSST STACKER, one that stacks (to pile (to lay one upon other)) [n] STACKING ACGIKNST STACK, to pile (to lay one upon other) [v] STACKUPS ACKPSSTU STACKUP, arrangement of circling airplanes over airport waiting to land [n] STADDLES ADDELSST STADDLE, platform on which hay is stacked [n] STADIUMS ADIMSSTU STADIUM, structure in which athletic events are held [n] STAFFERS AEFFRSST STAFFER, member of staff [n] STAFFING AFFGINST providing with staff [n -S] / STAFF, to provide with staff (body of assistants) [v] STAGEFUL AEFGLSTU as much or as many as stage can hold [n -S] STAGETTE AEEGSTTT all-female party for woman about to be married [n -S] STAGGARD AADGGRST full-grown male red deer [n -S] STAGGART AAGGRSTT staggard (full-grown male red deer) [n -S] STAGGERS AEGGRSST STAGGER, to walk or stand unsteadily [v] STAGGERY AEGGRSTY unsteady (not steady (firm in position)) [adj] STAGGIER AEGGIRST STAGGY, having appearance of mature male [adj] STAGGIES AEGGISST STAGGIE, colt (young male horse) [n] STAGGING AGGGINST STAG, to attend social function without female companion [v] STAGHORN AGHNORST stag's horn used for knife handle [n -S] STAGIEST AEGISSTT STAGEY, stagy (having theatrical quality) [adj] / STAGY [adj] STAGINGS AGGINSST STAGING, temporary platform [n] STAGNANT AAGNNSTT not moving or flowing [adj] STAGNATE AAEGNSTT to become stagnant [v -D, -TING, -S] STAIDEST ADEISSTT STAID, sober and sedate [adj] STAINERS AEINRSST STAINER, one that stains (to discolor or dirty) [n] STAINING AGIINNST STAIN, to discolor or dirty [v] STAIRWAY AAIRSTWY flight of stairs [n -S] STAITHES AEHISSTT STAITHE, wharf equipped for transferring coal from railroad cars into ships [n] STAKEOUT AEKOSTTU surveillance of area especially by police [n -S] STALKERS AEKLRSST STALKER, one that stalks (to pursue stealthily) [n] STALKIER AEIKLRST STALKY, long and slender [adj] STALKILY AIKLLSTY STALKY, long and slender [adv] STALKING AGIKLNST act of one that stalks [n -S] / STALK, to pursue stealthily [v] STALLING AGILLNST STALL, to stop progress of [v] STALLION AILLNOST uncastrated male horse [n -S] STALWART AALRSTTW unwavering partisan [n -S] STAMENED ADEEMNST STAMEN, pollen-bearing organ of flowering plants [adj] STAMINAL AAILMNST STAMINA, endurance [adj] STAMINAS AAIMNSST STAMINA, endurance [n] STAMMELS AELMMSST STAMMEL, red color [n] STAMMERS AEMMRSST STAMMER, to speak with involuntary breaks and pauses [v] STAMPEDE ADEEMPST to cause to run away in headlong panic [v -D, -DING, -S] STAMPERS AEMPRSST STAMPER, one that stamps (to bring foot down heavily) [n] STAMPING AGIMNPST STAMP, to bring foot down heavily [v] STANCHED ACDEHNST STANCH, to stop flow of blood from [v] STANCHER ACEHNRST one that stanches (to stop flow of blood from) [n -S] / STANCH, staunch (firm and dependable) [adj] STANCHES ACEHNSST STANCH, to stop flow of blood from [v] STANCHLY ACHLNSTY in stanch (staunch (firm and dependable)) manner [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

STANDARD AADDNRST established measure of comparison [n -S] STANDBYS ABDNSSTY STANDBY, one that can be relied on [n] STANDEES ADEENSST STANDEE, one who stands because of lack of seats [n] STANDERS ADENRSST STANDER, one that stands (to assume or maintain upright position) [n] STANDING ADGINNST position or condition in society [n -S] / STAND, to assume or maintain upright position [v] STANDISH ADHINSST receptacle for pens and ink [n -ES] STANDOFF ADFFNOST tie or draw, as in game [n -S] STANDOUT ADNOSTTU one that shows marked superiority [n -S] STANDPAT AADNPSTT resisting or opposing change [adj] STANDUPS ADNPSSTU STANDUP, comic monologue by performer alone on stage [n] STANGING AGGINNST STANG, to sting (to prick painfully) [v] STANHOPE AEHNOPST light, open carriage [n -S] STANINES AEINNSST STANINE, one of nine classes into which set of scores are divided [n] STANNARY AANNRSTY tin-mining region [n -RIES] STANNITE AEINNSTT ore of tin [n -S] STANNOUS ANNOSSTU pertaining to tin [adj] STANNUMS AMNNSSTU STANNUM, tin [n] STANZAED AADENSTZ STANZA, division of poem [adj] STANZAIC AACINSTZ STANZA, division of poem [adj] STAPEDES ADEEPSST STAPES, bone of middle ear [n] STAPELIA AAEILPST African plant [n -S] STAPLERS AELPRSST STAPLER, stapling device [n] STAPLING AGILNPST STAPLE, to fasten by means of U-shaped metal loop [v] STARCHED ACDEHRST STARCH, to treat with starch (solid carbohydrate) [v] STARCHER ACEHRRST one that starches (to treat with starch (solid carbohydrate)) [n -S] STARCHES ACEHRSST STARCH, to treat with starch (solid carbohydrate) [v] STARDOMS ADMORSST STARDOM, status of preeminent performer [n] STARDUST ADRSSTTU romantic quality [n -S] STARFISH AFHIRSST star-shaped marine animal [n -ES] STARGAZE AAEGRSTZ to gaze at stars [v -D, -ZING, -S] STARKERS AEKRRSST naked (being without clothing or covering) [adj] STARKEST AEKRSSTT STARK, harsh in appearance [adj] STARLESS AELRSSST having no stars [adj] STARLETS AELRSSTT STARLET, small star [n] STARLIKE AEIKLRST resembling star [adj] STARLING AGILNRST European bird [n -S] STARNOSE AENORSST burrowing mammal [n -S] STARRIER AEIRRRST STARRY, abounding with stars [adj] STARRILY AILRRSTY STARRY, abounding with stars [adv] STARRING AGINRRST STAR, to shine as star (natural luminous body visible in sky) [v] STARSHIP AHIPRSST spaceship for interstellar travel [n -S] STARTERS AERRSSTT STARTER, one that starts (to set out) [n] STARTING AGINRSTT START, to set out [v] STARTLED ADELRSTT STARTLE, to frighten or surprise suddenly [v] STARTLER AELRRSTT one that startles (to frighten or surprise suddenly) [n -S] STARTLES AELRSSTT STARTLE, to frighten or surprise suddenly [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

STARTUPS APRSSTTU STARTUP, act of starting something [n] STARVERS AERRSSTV STARVER, one that starves (to die from lack of food) [n] STARVING AGINRSTV STARVE, to die from lack of food [v] STARWORT AORRSTTW flowering plant [n -S] STASHING AGHINSST STASH, to store in secret place [v] STASIMON AIMNOSST choral ode in ancient Greek drama [n -MA] STATABLE AABELSTT capable of being stated [adj] STATEDLY ADELSTTY regularly (in regular manner) [adv] STATELET AEELSTTT small state (political community) [n -S] STATICAL AACILSTT STATIC, random noise produced in radio or television receiver [adj] STATICES ACEISSTT STATICE, flowering plant [n] STATICKY ACIKSTTY marked by static [adj] STATIONS AINOSSTT STATION, to assign to position [v] STATISMS AIMSSSTT STATISM, theory of government [n] STATISTS AISSSTTT STATIST, adherent of statism (theory of government) [n] STATIVES AEISSTTV STATIVE, verb that expresses condition [n] STATUARY AARSTTUY group of statues [n -RIES] STATURED ADERSTTU STATURE, natural height of human or animal body [adj] STATURES AERSSTTU STATURE, natural height of human or animal body [n] STATUSES AESSSTTU STATUS, relative position [n] STATUTES AESSTTTU STATUTE, law enacted by legislative branch of government [n] STAUMREL AELMRSTU dolt (stupid person) [n -S] STAYSAIL AAILSSTY type of sail [n -S] STEADIED ADDEEIST STEADY, to make steady [v] STEADIER ADEEIRST one that steadies (to make steady) [n -S] / STEADY, firm in position [adj] STEADIES ADEEISST STEADY, to make steady [v] STEADILY ADEILSTY STEADY, firm in position [adv] STEADING ADEGINST small farm [n -S] / STEAD, to be of advantage to [v] STEALAGE AAEEGLST theft (act of stealing (to take without right or permission)) [n -S] STEALERS AEELRSST STEALER, one that steals (to take without right or permission) [n] STEALING AEGILNST act of one that steals [n -S] / STEAL, to take without right or permission [v] STEALTHS AEHLSSTT STEALTH, stealthy procedure [n] STEALTHY AEHLSTTY intended to escape observation [adj -HIER, -HIEST] STEAMERS AEEMRSST STEAMER, to travel by steamship [v] STEAMIER AEEIMRST STEAMY, marked by steam [adj] STEAMIES AEEIMSST STEAMIE, steamed hot dog [n] STEAMILY AEILMSTY STEAMY, marked by steam [adv] STEAMING AEGIMNST STEAM, to expose to steam (water in form of vapor) [v] STEAPSIN AEINPSST enzyme (complex protein) [n -S] STEARATE AAEERSTT chemical salt [n -S] STEARINE AEEINRST stearin (solid portion of fat) [n -S] STEARINS AEINRSST STEARIN, solid portion of fat [n] STEATITE AEEISTTT variety of talc [n -S] STEDFAST ADEFSSTT staunch (firm and dependable) [adj] STEEKING EEGIKNST STEEK, to shut (to close (to block against entry or passage)) [v] STEELIER EEEILRST STEELY, resembling steel [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

STEELIES EEEILSST STEELIE, steel playing marble [n] STEELING EEGILNST STEEL, to cover with steel (tough iron alloy) [v] STEENBOK BEEKNOST African antelope [n -S] STEEPENS EEENPSST STEEPEN, to make steep [v] STEEPERS EEEPRSST STEEPER, one that steeps (to soak in liquid) [n] STEEPEST EEEPSSTT STEEP, inclined sharply [adj] STEEPING EEGINPST STEEP, to soak in liquid [v] STEEPISH EEHIPSST somewhat steep [adj] STEEPLED DEEELPST STEEPLE, to place fingers or hands in form of steeple [v] STEEPLES EEELPSST STEEPLE, to place fingers or hands in form of steeple [v] STEERAGE AEEEGRST act of steering (to direct course of) [n -S] STEERERS EEERRSST STEERER, one that steers (to direct course of) [n] STEERING EEGINRST act of directing course of vehicle or vessel [n -S] / STEER, to direct course of [v] STEEVING EEGINSTV angular elevation of bowsprit from ship's keel [n -S] / STEEVE, to stow in hold of ship [v] STEGODON DEGNOOST extinct elephant-like mammal [n -S] STEINBOK BEIKNOST steenbok (African antelope) [n -S] STELLATE AEELLSTT shaped like star [adj] STELLIFY EFILLSTY to convert into star [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] STELLITE EEILLSTT trademark [n -S] STEMLESS EELMSSST having no stem [adj] STEMLIKE EEIKLMST resembling stem [adj] STEMMATA AAEMMSTT STEMMA, scroll recording genealogy of family in ancient Rome [n] STEMMERS EEMMRSST STEMMER, one that removes stems [n] STEMMERY EEMMRSTY place where tobacco leaves are stripped [n -RIES] STEMMIER EEIMMRST STEMMY, abounding in stems [adj] STEMMING EGIMMNST STEM, to remove stems (ascending axes of plant) from [v] STEMSONS EMNOSSST STEMSON, supporting timber of ship [n] STEMWARE AEEMRSTW type of glassware [n -S] STENCHES CEEHNSST STENCH, foul odor [n] STENCILS CEILNSST STENCIL, to mark by means of perforated sheet of material [v] STENGAHS AEGHNSST STENGAH, mixed drink [n] STENOSED DEENOSST affected with stenosis [adj] STENOSES EENOSSST STENOSIS, narrowing of bodily passage [n] STENOSIS EINOSSST narrowing of bodily passage [n -SES] STENOTIC CEINOSTT STENOSIS, narrowing of bodily passage [adj] STENTORS ENORSSTT STENTOR, person having very loud voice [n] STEPDADS ADDEPSST STEPDAD, stepfather [n] STEPDAME ADEEMPST stepmother [n -S] STEPLESS EELPSSST lacking steps (structures for passing from one level to next) [adj] STEPLIKE EEIKLPST resembling stair (rest for foot used in going from one level to another) [adj] STEPMOMS EMMOPSST STEPMOM, stepmother [n] STEPPERS EEPPRSST STEPPER, one that steps (to move by lifting foot and setting it down in another place) [n] STEPPING EGINPPST STEP, to move by lifting foot and setting it down in another place [v] STEPSONS ENOPSSST STEPSON, son of one's spouse by former marriage [n] STEPWISE EEIPSSTW marked by gradual progression [adj] STERANES AEENRSST STERANE, chemical compound [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

STEREOED DEEEORST STEREO, to make type of printing plate [v] STERICAL ACEILRST steric (pertaining to spatial relationships of atoms in molecule) [adj] STERIGMA AEGIMRST spore-bearing stalk of certain fungi [n -S, -TA] STERLETS EELRSSTT STERLET, small sturgeon [n] STERLING EGILNRST British money [n -S] STERNEST EENRSSTT STERN, unyielding (to give up) [adj] STERNITE EEINRSTT somitic sclerite [n -S] STERNSON ENNORSST reinforcing post of ship [n -S] STERNUMS EMNRSSTU STERNUM, long, flat supporting bone of most vertebrates [n] STERNWAY AENRSTWY backward movement of vessel [n -S] STEROIDS DEIORSST STEROID, type of chemical compound [n] STERTORS EORRSSTT STERTOR, deep snoring sound [n] STETSONS ENOSSSTT STETSON, trademark [n] STETTING EGINSTTT STET, to cancel previously made printing correction [v] STEWABLE ABEELSTW STEW, to cook by boiling slowly [adj] STEWARDS ADERSSTW STEWARD, to manage (to control or direct) [v] STEWBUMS BEMSSTUW STEWBUM, drunken bum (vagrant) [n] STEWPANS AENPSSTW STEWPAN, pan used for stewing [n] STEWPOTS EOPSSTTW STEWPOT, large pot for stewing [n] STHENIAS AEHINSST STHENIA, excessive energy [n] STIBINES BEIINSST STIBINE, poisonous gas [n] STIBIUMS BIIMSSTU STIBIUM, antimony (metallic element) [n] STIBNITE BEIINSTT ore of antimony [n -S] STICKERS CEIKRSST STICKER, to attach adhesive label to [v] STICKFUL CFIKLSTU amount of set type [n -S] STICKIER CEIIKRST STICKY, tending to adhere [adj] STICKIES CEIIKSST STICKIE, sticky [n] / STICKY, slip of notepaper having adhesive strip on back [n] STICKILY CIIKLSTY in sticky (tending to adhere) manner [adv] STICKING CGIIKNST STICK, to pierce with pointed object [v] STICKLED CDEIKLST STICKLE, to argue stubbornly [v] STICKLER CEIKLRST one that stickles (to argue stubbornly) [n -S] STICKLES CEIKLSST STICKLE, to argue stubbornly [v] STICKMAN ACIKMNST one who supervises play at dice table [n -MEN] STICKMEN CEIKMNST STICKMAN, one who supervises play at dice table [n] STICKOUT CIKOSTTU one that is conspicuous [n -S] STICKPIN CIIKNPST decorative tiepin [n -S] STICKUMS CIKMSSTU STICKUM, substance that causes adhesion [n] STICKUPS CIKPSSTU STICKUP, robbery at gunpoint [n] STICTION CIINOSTT force required to begin to move body that is in contact with another body [n -S] STIFFENS EFFINSST STIFFEN, to make stiff [v] STIFFEST EFFISSTT STIFF, difficult to bend or stretch [adj] STIFFIES EFFIISST STIFFIE, offensive word [n] / STIFFY, offensive word [n] STIFFING FFGIINST STIFF, to cheat someone by not paying [v] STIFFISH FFHIISST somewhat stiff [adj] STIFLERS EFILRSST STIFLER, one that stifles (to smother (to prevent from breathing)) [n] STIFLING FGIILNST STIFLE, to smother (to prevent from breathing) [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

STIGMATA AAGIMSTT STIGMA, mark of disgrace [n] STILBENE BEEILNST chemical compound [n -S] STILBITE BEIILSTT mineral (naturally occurring inorganic substance having characteristic set of physical properties) [n -S] STILETTO EILOSTTT to stab with stiletto (short dagger) [v -ED, -ING, -S, -ES] STILLAGE AEGILLST low platform on which to keep goods off floor [n -S] STILLEST EILLSSTT STILL, free from sound or motion [adj] STILLIER EIILLRST STILLY, still (free from sound or motion) [adj] STILLING GIILLNST STILL, to make still [v] STILLMAN AILLMNST one who operates distillery [n -MEN] STILLMEN EILLMNST STILLMAN, one who operates distillery [n] STILLSON ILLNOSST large wrench (tool for gripping and turning) [n -S] STILTING GIILNSTT STILT, to raise on stilts (long, slender poles) [v] STIMULUS ILMSSTUU something that causes response [n -LI] STIMYING GIIMNSTY STIMY, to stymie (to thwart (to prevent accomplishment of)) [v] STINGERS EGINRSST STINGER, one that stings (to prick painfully) [n] STINGIER EGIINRST STINGY, unwilling to spend or give [adj] STINGILY GIILNSTY in stingy (unwilling to spend or give) manner [adv] STINGING GGIINNST STING, to prick painfully [v] STINGRAY AGINRSTY flat-bodied marine fish [n -S] STINKARD ADIKNRST despicable person [n -S] STINKBUG BGIKNSTU insect that emits foul odor [n -S] STINKERS EIKNRSST STINKER, one that stinks (to emit foul odor) [n] STINKIER EIIKNRST STINKY, emitting foul odor [adj] STINKING GIIKNNST STINK, to emit foul odor [v] STINKPOT IKNOPSTT jar containing foul-smelling combustibles formerly used in warfare [n -S] STINTERS EINRSSTT STINTER, one that stints (to limit (to restrict)) [n] STINTING GIINNSTT STINT, to limit (to restrict (to keep within certain boundaries)) [v] STIPENDS DEINPSST STIPEND, fixed sum of money paid periodically [n] STIPITES EIIPSSTT STIPES, STIPE, slender supporting part of plant [n] STIPPLED DEILPPST STIPPLE, to draw, paint, or engrave by means of dots or short touches [v] STIPPLER EILPPRST one that stipples (to draw, paint, or engrave by means of dots or short touches) [n -S] STIPPLES EILPPSST STIPPLE, to draw, paint, or engrave by means of dots or short touches [v] STIPULAR AILPRSTU STIPULE, appendage at base of leaf in certain plants [adj] STIPULED DEILPSTU STIPULE, appendage at base of leaf in certain plants [adj] STIPULES EILPSSTU STIPULE, appendage at base of leaf in certain plants [n] STIRRERS EIRRRSST STIRRER, one that stirs (to pass implement through in circular motions) [n] STIRRING GIINRRST beginning of motion [n -S] / STIR, to pass implement through in circular motions [v] STIRRUPS IPRRSSTU STIRRUP, support for foot of horseman [n] STITCHED CDEHISTT STITCH, to join by making in-and-out movements with threaded needle [v] STITCHER CEHIRSTT one that stitches (to join by making in-and-out movements with threaded needle) [n -S] STITCHES CEHISSTT STITCH, to join by making in-and-out movements with threaded needle [v] STITHIED DEHIISTT STITHY, to forge on anvil [v] STITHIES EHIISSTT STITHY, to forge on anvil [v] STOBBING BBGINOST STOB, to stab (to pierce with pointed weapon) [v] STOCCADO ACCDOOST thrust with rapier [n -S] STOCCATA AACCOSTT stoccado (thrust with rapier) [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

STOCKADE ACDEKOST to build type of protective fence around [v -D, -DING, -S] STOCKAGE ACEGKOST amount of supplies on hand [n -S] STOCKCAR ACCKORST boxcar for carrying livestock [n -S] STOCKERS CEKORSST STOCKER, young animal suitable for being fattened for market [n] STOCKIER CEIKORST STOCKY, having short, thick body [adj] STOCKILY CIKLOSTY in stocky (having short, thick body) manner [adv] STOCKING CGIKNOST knitted or woven covering for foot and leg [n -S] / STOCK, to keep for future sale or use [v] STOCKISH CHIKOSST stupid (mentally slow) [adj] STOCKIST CIKOSSTT one who stocks goods (something that is good) [n -S] STOCKMAN ACKMNOST one who owns or raises livestock [n -MEN] STOCKMEN CEKMNOST STOCKMAN, one who owns or raises livestock [n] STOCKPOT CKOOPSTT pot in which broth is prepared [n -S] STODGIER DEGIORST STODGY, boring [adj] STODGILY DGILOSTY STODGY, boring [adv] STODGING DGGINOST STODGE, to stuff full with food [v] STOICISM CIIMOSST indifference to pleasure or pain [n -S] STOKESIA AEIKOSST perennial herb [n -S] STOLIDER DEILORST STOLID, showing little or no emotion [adj] STOLIDLY DILLOSTY STOLID, showing little or no emotion [adv] STOLLENS ELLNOSST STOLLEN, sweet bread [n] STOLONIC CILNOOST STOLON, type of plant stem [adj] STOLPORT LOOPRSTT airport for aircraft needing comparatively short runways [n -S] STOMACHS ACHMOSST STOMACH, to tolerate (to allow without active opposition) [v] STOMACHY ACHMOSTY paunchy (having protruding belly) [adj] STOMATAL AALMOSTT pertaining to stoma (minute opening in epidermis of plant organ) [adj] STOMATES AEMOSSTT STOMATE, stoma (minute opening in epidermis of plant organ) [n] STOMATIC ACIMOSTT pertaining to mouth [adj] STOMODEA ADEMOOST embryonic oral cavities [n STOMODEA] STOMPERS EMOPRSST STOMPER, one that stomps (to tread heavily) [n] STOMPIER EIMOPRST STOMPY, conducive to stomping feet [adj] STOMPING GIMNOPST STOMP, to tread heavily [v] STONABLE ABELNOST STONE, to pelt with stones (pieces of concreted earthy or mineral matter) [adj] STONECUT CENOSTTU print made from image engraved on stone [n -S] STONEFLY EFLNOSTY winged insect [n -LIES] STONIEST EINOSSTT STONY, abounding in stones [adj] / STONEY [adj] STONKERS EKNORSST STONKER, something very large or impressive of its kind [n] STONKING GIKNNOST remarkable, exciting [adj] / STONK, to bombard with artillery fire [v] STOOGING GGINOOST STOOGE, to act as comedian's straight man [v] STOOKERS EKOORSST STOOKER, one that stooks (to stack (as bundles of grain) upright in field for drying) [n] STOOKING GIKNOOST STOOK, to stack (as bundles of grain) upright in field for drying [v] / work of stooker [n -S] STOOLIES EILOOSST STOOLIE, informer (one that informs (to supply with information)) [n] STOOLING GILNOOST STOOL, to defecate (to discharge feces) [v] STOOPERS EOOPRSST STOOPER, one that stoops (to bend body forward and down) [n] STOOPING GINOOPST STOOP, to bend body forward and down [v] STOPBAND ABDNOPST band of frequencies limited by filter [n -S] STOPBANK ABKNOPST embankment along river [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

STOPCOCK CCKOOPST type of faucet (device for controlling flow of liquid from pipe) [n -S] STOPGAPS AGOPPSST STOPGAP, temporary substitute [n] STOPINGS GINOPSST STOPING, process of excavating in layers [n] STOPOFFS FFOOPSST STOPOFF, stopover (brief stop in course of journey) [n] STOPOVER EOOPRSTV brief stop in course of journey [n -S] STOPPAGE AEGOPPST act of stopping (to discontinue progress or motion of) [n -S] STOPPERS EOPPRSST STOPPER, to plug (to seal or close with plug (piece of material used to fill hole)) [v] STOPPING GINOPPST STOP, to discontinue progress or motion of [v] STOPPLED DELOPPST STOPPLE, to stopper (to plug (to seal or close with plug (piece of material used to fill hole))) [v] STOPPLES ELOPPSST STOPPLE, to stopper (to plug (to seal or close with plug (piece of material used to fill hole))) [v] STOPWORD DOOPRSTW frequently used word that is not searchable by search engines [n -S] STORABLE ABELORST something that can be stored [n -S] STORAGES AEGORSST STORAGE, place for storing [n] STORAXES AEORSSTX STORAX, fragrant resin [n] STOREMAN AEMNORST man who looks after stored goods [n -MEN] STOREMEN EEMNORST STOREMAN, man who looks after stored goods [n] STOREYED DEEORSTY STOREY, horizontal division of building [adj] STORMIER EIMORRST STORMY, storming [adj] STORMILY ILMORSTY STORMY, storming [adv] STORMING GIMNORST STORM, to blow violently [v] STORYING GINORSTY STORY, to relate as story (account of event or series of events) [v] STOTINKA AIKNOSTT monetary unit of Bulgaria [n -S, -KI] STOTINKI IIKNOSTT STOTINKA, monetary unit of Bulgaria [n] STOTINOV INOOSTTV STOTIN, former monetary unit of Slovenia [n] STOTTING GINOSTTT STOT, to bound with stiff-legged gait [v] / STOTT, to stot [v] STOUNDED DDENOSTU STOUND, to ache (to suffer dull, continuous pain) [v] STOUTENS ENOSSTTU STOUTEN, to make stout [v] STOUTEST EOSSTTTU STOUT, fat (having abundance of flesh) [adj] STOUTISH HIOSSTTU somewhat stout [adj] STOVETOP EOOPSTTV upper surface of cooking apparatus [n -S] STOWABLE ABELOSTW STOW, to pack (to put into receptacle for transportation or storage) [adj] STOWAGES AEGOSSTW STOWAGE, goods in storage [n] STOWAWAY AAOSTWWY one who hides aboard conveyance to obtain free passage [n -S] STRADDLE ADDELRST to sit, stand, or walk with legs wide apart [v -D, -LING, -S] STRAFERS AEFRRSST STRAFER, one that strafes (to attack with machine-gun fire from airplane) [n] STRAFING AFGINRST STRAFE, to attack with machine-gun fire from airplane [v] STRAGGLE AEGGLRST to stray (to wander from proper area or course) [v -D, -LING, -S STRAGGLY AGGLRSTY irregularly spread out [adj -LIER, -LIEST] STRAIGHT AGHIRSTT extending uniformly in one direction without bends or irregularities [adj -ER, -EST] / to make straight [v -ED, -ING, -S] STRAINED ADEINRST STRAIN, to exert to utmost [v] STRAINER AEINRRST utensil used to separate liquids from solids [n -S] STRAITEN AEINRSTT to make strait [v -ED, -ING, -S] STRAITER AEIRRSTT STRAIT, narrow (of little width) [adj] STRAITLY AILRSTTY STRAIT, narrow (of little width) [adv] STRAMASH AAHMRSST uproar (state of noisy excitement and confusion) [n -ES] STRAMONY AMNORSTY poisonous weed [n -NIES]

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

STRANDED ADDENRST STRAND, to leave in unfavorable situation [v] STRANDER ADENRRST machine that twists fibers into rope [n -S] STRANGER AEGNRRST STRANGE, unusual or unfamiliar [adj] / to estrange (to alienate (to make indifferent or unfriendly)) [v -ED, -ING, -S] STRANGES AEGNRSST STRANGE, fundamental quark [n] STRANGLE AEGLNRST to choke to death [v -D, -LING, -S] STRAPPED ADEPPRST STRAP, to fasten with strap (narrow strip of flexible material) [v] STRAPPER AEPPRRST one that straps (to fasten with strap (narrow strip of flexible material)) [n -S] STRASSES AERSSSST STRASS, brilliant glass used in making imitation gems [n] STRATEGY AEGRSTTY plan for obtaining specific goal [n -GIES] STRATIFY AFIRSTTY to form or arrange in layers [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] STRATOUS AORSSTTU stratal (pertaining to stratum (layer of material)) [adj] STRATUMS AMRSSTTU STRATUM, layer of material [n] STRAVAGE AAEGRSTV to stroll (to walk in leisurely manner) [v -D, -GING, -S] STRAVAIG AAGIRSTV to stravage (to stroll (to walk in leisurely manner)) [v -ED, -ING, -S] STRAWHAT AAHRSTTW pertaining to summer theater situated in resort area [adj] STRAWIER AEIRRSTW STRAWY, resembling straw [adj] STRAWING AGINRSTW STRAW, to cover with straw (stalks of threshed grain) [v] STRAYERS AERRSSTY STRAYER, one that strays (to wander from proper area or course) [n] STRAYING AGINRSTY STRAY, to wander from proper area or course [v] STREAKED ADEEKRST STREAK, to cover with streaks (long, narrow marks) [v] STREAKER AEEKRRST one that streaks (to cover with streaks (long, narrow marks)) [n -S] STREAMED ADEEMRST STREAM, to flow in steady current [v] STREAMER AEEMRRST long, narrow flag [n -S] STREEKED DEEEKRST STREEK, to stretch (to draw out or open to full length) [v] STREEKER EEEKRRST one that streeks (to stretch (to draw out or open to full length)) [n -S] STREELED DEEELRST STREEL, to saunter (to walk in leisurely manner) [v] STREETED DEEERSTT STREET, public thoroughfare [adj] STRENGTH EGHNRSTT capacity for exertion or endurance [n -S] STRESSED DEERSSST STRESS, to place emphasis on [v] STRESSES EERSSSST STRESS, to place emphasis on [v] STRESSOR EORRSSST type of stimulus (something that causes response) [n -S] STRETCHY CEHRSTTY having tendency to stretch [adj -HIER, -HIEST] STRETTAS AERSSTTT STRETTA, stretto (concluding musical passage played at faster tempo) [n] STRETTOS EORSSTTT STRETTO, concluding musical passage played at faster tempo [n] STREUSEL EELRSSTU topping for coffee cakes [n -S] STREWERS EERRSSTW STREWER, one that strews (to scatter about) [n] STREWING EGINRSTW STREW, to scatter about [v] STRIATAL AAILRSTT STRIATUM, mass of nervous tissue within brain [adj] STRIATED ADEIRSTT STRIATE, to mark with striae [v] STRIATES AEIRSSTT STRIATE, to mark with striae [v] STRIATUM AIMRSTTU mass of nervous tissue within brain [n -TA] STRICKEN CEIKNRST STRIKE, to hit forcibly [v] / strongly affected or afflicted [adj] STRICKLE CEIKLRST to shape or smooth with strickle (instrument for leveling off grain) [v -D, -LING, -S] STRICTER CEIRRSTT STRICT, kept within narrow and specific limits [adj] STRICTLY CILRSTTY STRICT, kept within narrow and specific limits [adv] STRIDDEN DDEINRST STRIDE, to walk with long steps [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

STRIDENT DEINRSTT shrill (having high-pitched and piercing quality) [adj] STRIDERS DEIRRSST STRIDER, one that strides (to walk with long steps) [n] STRIDING DGIINRST STRIDE, to walk with long steps [v] STRIDORS DIORRSST STRIDOR, strident sound [n] STRIGILS GIILRSST STRIGIL, scraping instrument [n] STRIGOSE EGIORSST covered with short, stiff hairs [adj] STRIKERS EIKRRSST STRIKER, one that strikes (to hit forcibly) [n] STRIKING GIIKNRST act of hitting something forcibly [n -S] / STRIKE, to hit forcibly [v] STRINGED DEGINRST STRING, to provide with strings (slender cords) [v] STRINGER EGINRRST one that strings (to provide with strings (slender cords)) [n -S] STRIPERS EIPRRSST STRIPER, food and game fish [n] STRIPIER EIIPRRST STRIPY, marked with stripes [adj] / STRIPEY [adj] STRIPING GIINPRST STRIPE, to mark with stripes (long, distinct bands) [v] / stripes marked or painted on something [n -S] STRIPPED DEIPPRST STRIP, to remove outer covering from [v] STRIPPER EIPPRRST one that strips (to remove outer covering from) [n -S] STRIVERS EIRRSSTV STRIVER, one that strives (to exert much effort or energy) [n] STRIVING GIINRSTV STRIVE, to exert much effort or energy [v] STROBILA ABILORST entire body of tapeworm [n -E] STROBILE BEILORST conical, multiple fruit of certain trees [n -S] STROBILI BIILORST strobiles (conical, multiple fruit of certain trees) [n STROBILI] STROBILS BILORSST STROBIL, strobile (conical, multiple fruit of certain trees) [n] STROBING BGINORST process of producing high-intensity flashes of light [n -S] / STROBE, to produce brief, high-intensity flashes of light [v] STROKERS EKORRSST STROKER, one that strokes (to rub gently) [n] STROKING GIKNORST STROKE, to rub gently [v] STROLLED DELLORST STROLL, to walk in leisurely manner [v] STROLLER ELLORRST one that strolls (to walk in leisurely manner) [n -S] STROMATA AAMORSTT STROMA, substance that forms framework of organ or cell [n] STRONGER EGNORRST STRONG, having great strength [adj] STRONGLY GLNORSTY STRONG, having great strength [adv] STRONGYL GLNORSTY parasitic worm [n -S] STRONTIA AINORSTT chemical compound [n -S] STRONTIC CINORSTT STRONTIA, chemical compound [adj] STROPHES EHOPRSST STROPHE, part of ancient Greek choral ode [n] STROPHIC CHIOPRST STROPHE, part of ancient Greek choral ode [adj] STROPPED DEOPPRST STROP, to sharpen on strip of leather [v] STROPPER EOPPRRST one that strops (to sharpen on strip of leather) [n -S] STROWING GINORSTW STROW, to strew (to scatter about) [v] STROYERS EORRSSTY STROYER, one that stroys (to destroy (to damage beyond repair or renewal)) [n] STROYING GINORSTY STROY, to destroy (to damage beyond repair or renewal) [v] STRUCKEN CEKNRSTU STRIKE, to hit forcibly [v] STRUDELS DELRSSTU STRUDEL, type of pastry (sweet baked food) [n] STRUGGLE EGGLRSTU to make strenuous efforts against opposition [v -D, -LING, -S] STRUMMED DEMMRSTU STRUM, to play stringed instrument by running fingers lightly across strings [v] STRUMMER EMMRRSTU one that strums (to play stringed instrument by running fingers lightly across strings) [n -S] STRUMOSE EMORSSTU having struma (scrofula (disease of lymph glands)) [adj] STRUMOUS MORSSTUU having or pertaining to struma [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

STRUMPET EMPRSTTU prostitute [n -S] STRUNTED DENRSTTU STRUNT, to strut (to walk with pompous air) [v] STRUTTED DERSTTTU STRUT, to walk with pompous air [v] STRUTTER ERRSTTTU one that struts (to walk with pompous air) [n -S] STUBBIER BBEIRSTU STUBBY, short and thick [adj] STUBBIES BBEISSTU STUBBY, short squat bottle of beer [n] STUBBILY BBILSTUY STUBBY, short and thick [adv] STUBBING BBGINSTU STUB, to strike accidentally against projecting object [v] STUBBLED BBDELSTU STUBBLE, short, rough growth of beard [adj] STUBBLES BBELSSTU STUBBLE, short, rough growth of beard [n] STUBBORN BBNORSTU unyielding (not yielding (to give up)) [adj -ER, -EST] STUCCOED CCDEOSTU STUCCO, to coat with type of plaster [v] STUCCOER CCEORSTU one that stuccoes (to coat with type of plaster) [n -S] STUCCOES CCEOSSTU STUCCO, to coat with type of plaster [v] STUDBOOK BDKOOSTU record of pedigree of purebred animals [n -S] STUDDIES DDEISSTU STUDDIE, anvil [n] STUDDING DDGINSTU framework of wall [n -S] / STUD, to set thickly with small projections [v] STUDENTS DENSSTTU STUDENT, person formally engaged in learning [n] STUDFISH DFHISSTU freshwater fish [n -ES] STUDIERS DEIRSSTU STUDIER, one that studies (to apply mind to acquisition of knowledge) [n] STUDIOUS DIOSSTUU given to study [adj] STUDLIER DEILRSTU STUDLY, muscular and attractive [adj] STUDWORK DKORSTUW studding (framework of wall) [n -S] STUDYING DGINSTUY STUDY, to apply mind to acquisition of knowledge [v] STUFFERS EFFRSSTU STUFFER, one that stuffs (to fill or pack tightly) [n] STUFFIER EFFIRSTU STUFFY, poorly ventilated [adj] STUFFILY FFILSTUY STUFFY, poorly ventilated [adv] STUFFING FFGINSTU material with which something is stuffed [n -S] / STUFF, to fill or pack tightly [v] STUIVERS EIRSSTUV STUIVER, stiver (formerly used Dutch coin) [n] STULTIFY FILSTTUY to cause to appear absurd [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] STUMBLED BDELMSTU STUMBLE, to miss one's step in walking or running [v] STUMBLER BELMRSTU one that stumbles (to miss one's step in walking or running) [n -S] STUMBLES BELMSSTU STUMBLE, to miss one's step in walking or running [v] STUMMING GIMMNSTU STUM, to increase fermentation of by adding grape juice [v] STUMPAGE AEGMPSTU uncut marketable timber [n -S] STUMPERS EMPRSSTU STUMPER, baffling question [n] STUMPIER EIMPRSTU STUMPY, short and thick [adj] STUMPILY ILMPSTUY STUMPY, short and thick [adv] STUMPING GIMNPSTU STUMP, to baffle (to confuse (to mix up mentally)) [v] STUNNERS ENNRSSTU STUNNER, one that stuns (to render senseless or incapable of action) [n] STUNNING GINNNSTU STUN, to render senseless or incapable of action [v] STUNSAIL AILNSSTU type of sail [n -S] STUNTING GINNSTTU STUNT, to hinder normal growth of [v] STUNTMAN AMNNSTTU person who substitutes for actor in scenes involving dangerous activities [n -MEN] STUNTMEN EMNNSTTU STUNTMAN, person who substitutes for actor in scenes involving dangerous activities [n] STUPIDER DEIPRSTU STUPID, mentally slow [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

STUPIDLY DILPSTUY STUPID, mentally slow [adv] STURDIED DDEIRSTU STURDY, disease of sheep [adj] STURDIER DEIRRSTU STURDY, strong and durable [adj] STURDIES DEIRSSTU STURDY, disease of sheep [n] STURDILY DILRSTUY STURDY, strong and durable [adv] STURGEON EGNORSTU edible fish [n -S] STUTTERS ERSSTTTU STUTTER, to speak with spasmodic repetition [v] STYLINGS GILNSSTY STYLING, way in which something is styled [n] STYLISED DEILSSTY STYLISE, to stylize (to make conventional) [v] STYLISER EILRSSTY one that stylises (to stylize (to make conventional)) [n -S] STYLISES EILSSSTY STYLISE, to stylize (to make conventional) [v] STYLISTS ILSSSTTY STYLIST, one who is master of literary or rhetorical style [n] STYLITES EILSSTTY STYLITE, early Christian ascetic [n] STYLITIC CIILSTTY STYLITE, early Christian ascetic [adj] STYLIZED DEILSTYZ STYLIZE, to make conventional [v] STYLIZER EILRSTYZ one that stylizes (to make conventional) [n -S] STYLIZES EILSSTYZ STYLIZE, to make conventional [v] STYLOIDS DILOSSTY STYLOID, slender projection of bone [n] STYLOPID DILOPSTY stylops (insect that is parasite of other insects) [n -S] STYLUSES ELSSSTUY STYLUS, pointed instrument for writing, marking, or engraving [n] STYMYING GIMNSTYY STYMY, to stymie (to thwart (to prevent accomplishment of)) [v] STYPTICS CIPSSTTY STYPTIC, substance used to check bleeding [n] STYRAXES AERSSTXY STYRAX, storax (fragrant resin) [n] STYRENES EENRSSTY STYRENE, liquid hydrocarbon [n] SUASIONS AINOSSSU SUASION, persuasion [n] SUBABBOT ABBBOSTU subordinate abbot [n -S] SUBACRID ABCDIRSU somewhat acrid [adj] SUBACUTE ABCESTUU somewhat acute [adj] SUBADARS AABDRSSU SUBADAR, subahdar (governor of subah) [n] SUBADULT ABDLSTUU individual approaching adulthood [n -S] SUBAGENT ABEGNSTU subordinate agent [n -S] SUBAHDAR AABDHRSU governor of subah [n -S] SUBAREAS AABERSSU SUBAREA, subdivision of area [n] SUBATOMS ABMOSSTU SUBATOM, component of atom [n] SUBAURAL AABLRSUU scarcely hearable [adj] SUBAXIAL AABILSUX somewhat axial [adj] SUBBASES ABBESSSU SUBBASE, lowest part of base [n] SUBBASIN ABBINSSU section of area drained by river [n -S] SUBBINGS BBGINSSU SUBBING, thin coating on support of photographic film [n] SUBBLOCK BBCKLOSU subdivision of block [n -S] SUBBREED BBDEERSU distinguishable strain within breed [n -S] SUBCASTE ABCESSTU subdivision of caste [n -S] SUBCAUSE ABCESSUU subordinate cause [n -S] SUBCELLS BCELLSSU SUBCELL, subdivision of cell [n] SUBCHIEF BCEFHISU subordinate chief [n -S] SUBCLAIM ABCILMSU subordinate claim [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

SUBCLANS ABCLNSSU SUBCLAN, subdivision of clan [n] SUBCLASS ABCLSSSU to place in subdivision of class [v -ED, -ING, -ES] SUBCLERK BCEKLRSU subordinate clerk [n -S] SUBCODES BCDEOSSU SUBCODE, subdivision of code [n] SUBCOOLS BCLOOSSU SUBCOOL, to cool below freezing point without solidification [v] SUBCULTS BCLSSTUU SUBCULT, subdivision of cult [n] SUBCUTES BCESSTUU SUBCUTIS, deeper part of dermis [n] SUBCUTIS BCISSTUU deeper part of dermis [n -TES, -ES] SUBDEANS ABDENSSU SUBDEAN, subordinate dean [n] SUBDEPOT BDEOPSTU military depot that operates under jurisdiction of another depot [n -S] SUBDUALS ABDLSSUU SUBDUAL, act of subduing (to bring under control) [n] SUBDUCED BCDDESUU SUBDUCE, to take away [v] SUBDUCES BCDESSUU SUBDUCE, to take away [v] SUBDUCTS BCDSSTUU SUBDUCT, to subduce (to take away) [v] SUBDUERS BDERSSUU SUBDUER, one that subdues (to bring under control) [n] SUBDUING BDGINSUU SUBDUE, to bring under control [v] SUBDURAL ABDLRSUU situated under dura mater [adj] SUBDWARF ABDFRSUW small star of relatively low luminosity [n -S] SUBEDITS BDEISSTU SUBEDIT, to act as assistant editor of [v] SUBENTRY BENRSTUY entry made under more general entry [n -RIES] SUBEPOCH BCEHOPSU subdivision of epoch [n -S] SUBERECT BCEERSTU nearly erect [adj] SUBERINS BEINRSSU SUBERIN, substance found in cork cells [n] SUBERISE BEEIRSSU to suberize (to convert into cork tissue) [v -D, -SING, -S] SUBERIZE BEEIRSUZ to convert into cork tissue [v -D, -ZING, -S] SUBEROSE BEEORSSU corky (corklike (resembling cork (porous tree bark))) [adj] SUBEROUS BEORSSUU suberose (corky (corklike (resembling cork (porous tree bark)))) [adj] SUBFIELD BDEFILSU subset of mathematical field that is itself field [n -S] SUBFILES BEFILSSU SUBFILE, subdivision of file [n] SUBFIXES BEFISSUX SUBFIX, distinguishing symbol or letter written below another character [n] SUBFLOOR BFLOORSU rough floor laid as base for finished floor [n -S] SUBFLUID BDFILSUU somewhat fluid [adj] SUBFRAME ABEFMRSU frame for attachment of finish frame [n -S] SUBFUSCS BCFSSSUU SUBFUSC, dark dull clothing [n] SUBGENRE BEEGNRSU subdivision of genre [n -S] SUBGENUS BEGNSSUU subdivision of genus [n -NERA, -ES] SUBGOALS ABGLOSSU SUBGOAL, subordinate goal [n] SUBGRADE ABDEGRSU surface on which pavement is placed [n -S] SUBGRAPH ABGHPRSU graph contained within larger graph [n -S] SUBGROUP BGOPRSUU to divide into smaller groups [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUBHEADS ABDEHSSU SUBHEAD, heading of subdivision [n] SUBHUMAN ABHMNSUU one that is less than human [n -S] SUBHUMID BDHIMSUU somewhat humid [adj] SUBIDEAS ABDEISSU SUBIDEA, inferior idea [n] SUBINDEX BDEINSUX subfix (distinguishing symbol or letter written below another character) [n -ES, -ICES] SUBITEMS BEIMSSTU SUBITEM, item that forms subdivision of larger topic [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

SUBJECTS BCEJSSTU SUBJECT, to cause to experience [v] SUBJOINS BIJNOSSU SUBJOIN, to add at end [v] SUBLATED ABDELSTU SUBLATE, to cancel (to annul (to make or declare void or invalid)) [v] SUBLATES ABELSSTU SUBLATE, to cancel (to annul (to make or declare void or invalid)) [v] SUBLEASE ABEELSSU to sublet (to rent leased property to another) [v -D, -SING, -S] SUBLEVEL BEELLSUV lower level [n -S] SUBLIMED BDEILMSU SUBLIME, to make sublime [v] SUBLIMER BEILMRSU one that sublimes (to make sublime) [n -S] / SUBLIME, of elevated or noble quality [adj] SUBLIMES BEILMSSU SUBLIME, to make sublime [v] SUBLIMIT BIILMSTU limit within limit [n -S] SUBLINES BEILNSSU SUBLINE, inbred line within strain [n] SUBLUNAR ABLNRSUU pertaining to earth [adj] SUBMENUS BEMNSSUU SUBMENU, secondary list of options for computer [n] SUBMERGE BEEGMRSU to place below surface of liquid [v -D, -GING, -S] SUBMERSE BEEMRSSU to submerge (to place below surface of liquid) [v -D, -SING, -S] SUBNASAL AABLNSSU situated under nose [adj] SUBNICHE BCEHINSU subdivision of habitat [n -S] SUBNODAL ABDLNOSU situated under node [adj] SUBOCEAN ABCENOSU existing below floor of ocean [adj] SUBOPTIC BCIOPSTU situated under eyes [adj] SUBORDER BDEORRSU category of related families within order [n -S] SUBORNED BDENORSU SUBORN, to induce to commit perjury [v] SUBORNER BENORRSU one that suborns (to induce to commit perjury) [n -S] SUBOVATE ABEOSTUV nearly ovate [adj] SUBOXIDE BDEIOSUX oxide containing relatively little oxygen [n -S] SUBPANEL ABELNPSU subdivision of panel [n -S] SUBPARTS ABPRSSTU SUBPART, subdivision of part [n] SUBPENAS ABENPSSU SUBPENA, to subpoena (to summon with type of judicial writ) [v] SUBPHASE ABEHPSSU subdivision of phase [n -S] SUBPHYLA ABHLPSUY SUBPHYLUM, taxonomic division forming part of phylum [n] / divisions within phylum [n SUBPHYLA] SUBPLOTS BLOPSSTU SUBPLOT, secondary literary plot [n] SUBPOENA ABENOPSU to summon with type of judicial writ [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUBPOLAR ABLOPRSU situated just outside polar circles [adj] SUBPRIME BEIMPRSU denoting loan that is at higher interest rate than prime rate [adj] SUBPUBIC BBCIPSUU situated under pubis [adj] SUBRACES ABCERSSU SUBRACE, subdivision of race [n] SUBRENTS BENRSSTU SUBRENT, rent from subtenant [n] SUBRINGS BGINRSSU SUBRING, subset of mathematical ring that is itself ring [n] SUBRULES BELRSSUU SUBRULE, subordinate rule [n] SUBSALES ABELSSSU SUBSALE, resale of purchased goods [n] SUBSCALE ABCELSSU subdivision of scale [n -S] SUBSECTS BCESSSTU SUBSECT, sect directly derived from another [n] SUBSENSE BEENSSSU subdivision of sense [n -S] SUBSERES BEERSSSU SUBSERE, type of ecological succession [n] SUBSERVE BEERSSUV to serve to promote [v -D, -VING, -S] SUBSHAFT ABFHSSTU shaft that is beneath another shaft [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

SUBSHELL BEHLLSSU one of orbitals making up electron shell of atom [n -S] SUBSHRUB BBHRSSUU low shrub [n -S] SUBSIDED BDDEISSU SUBSIDE, to sink to lower or normal level [v] SUBSIDER BDEIRSSU one that subsides (to sink to lower or normal level) [n -S] SUBSIDES BDEISSSU SUBSIDE, to sink to lower or normal level [v] SUBSISTS BISSSSTU SUBSIST, to continue to exist [v] SUBSITES BEISSSTU SUBSITE, subdivision of site [n] SUBSKILL BIKLLSSU subordinate skill [n -S] SUBSOILS BILOSSSU SUBSOIL, to plow so as to turn up subsoil (layer of earth beneath surface soil) [v] SUBSOLAR ABLORSSU situated directly beneath sun [adj] SUBSONIC BCINOSSU moving at speed less than that of sound [adj] SUBSPACE ABCEPSSU subset of mathematical space [n -S] SUBSTAGE ABEGSSTU part of microscope for supporting accessories [n -S] SUBSTATE ABESSTTU subdivision of state [n -S] SUBSTORM BMORSSTU disturbance in planetary magnetic field [n -S] SUBSUMED BDEMSSUU SUBSUME, to include within larger group [v] SUBSUMES BEMSSSUU SUBSUME, to include within larger group [v] SUBTASKS ABKSSSTU SUBTASK, subordinate task [n] SUBTAXON ABNOSTUX subdivision of taxon [n -XA, -S] SUBTEENS BEENSSTU SUBTEEN, person approaching teenage years [n] SUBTENDS BDENSSTU SUBTEND, to extend under or opposite to [v] SUBTESTS BESSSTTU SUBTEST, subdivision of test [n] SUBTEXTS BESSTTUX SUBTEXT, written or printed matter under more general text [n] SUBTHEME BEEHMSTU subordinate theme [n -S] SUBTILER BEILRSTU SUBTILE, subtle (so slight as to be difficult to detect) [adj] SUBTILIN BIILNSTU antibiotic [n -S] SUBTILTY BILSTTUY subtlety (state of being subtle (so slight as to be difficult to detect)) [n -TIES] SUBTITLE BEILSTTU to give secondary title to [v -D, -LING, -S] SUBTLEST BELSSTTU SUBTLE, so slight as to be difficult to detect [adj] SUBTLETY BELSTTUY state of being subtle (so slight as to be difficult to detect) [n -TIES] SUBTONES BENOSSTU SUBTONE, low or subdued tone [n] SUBTONIC BCINOSTU type of musical tone [n -S] SUBTOPIA ABIOPSTU suburbs of city [n -S] SUBTOPIC BCIOPSTU secondary topic [n -S] SUBTOTAL ABLOSTTU to total portion of [v -ED, -LLED, -ING, -LLING, -S] SUBTRACT ABCRSTTU to take away [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUBTRADE ABDERSTU specialist hired by general contractor [n -S] SUBTREND BDENRSTU subordinate trend [n -S] SUBTRIBE BBEIRSTU subdivision of tribe [n -S] SUBTUNIC BCINSTUU tunic worn under another tunic [n -S] SUBTWEET BEESTTUW to tweet about without referring to by name [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUBTYPES BEPSSTUY SUBTYPE, type that is subordinate to or included in another type [n] SUBULATE ABELSTUU slender and tapering to point [adj] SUBUNITS BINSSTUU SUBUNIT, unit that is part of larger unit [n] SUBURBAN ABBNRSUU one who lives in suburb [n -S] SUBURBED BBDERSUU SUBURB, residential area adjacent to city [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

SUBURBIA ABBIRSUU suburbs of city [n -S] SUBVENED BDEENSUV SUBVENE, to arrive or occur as support or relief [v] SUBVENES BEENSSUV SUBVENE, to arrive or occur as support or relief [v] SUBVERTS BERSSTUV SUBVERT, to destroy completely [v] SUBVICAR ABCIRSUV subordinate vicar [n -S] SUBVIRAL ABILRSUV pertaining to part of virus [adj] SUBVIRUS BIRSSUUV viral protein smaller than virus [n -ES] SUBVOCAL ABCLOSUV mentally formulated as words [adj] SUBWAYED ABDESUWY SUBWAY, to travel by underground railroad [v] SUBWORLD BDLORSUW subdivision of sphere of interest or activity [n -S] SUBZONES BENOSSUZ SUBZONE, subdivision of zone [n] SUCCEEDS CCDEESSU SUCCEED, to accomplish something desired or intended [v] SUCCINCT CCCINSTU clearly expressed in few words [adj -ER, -EST] SUCCINIC CCCIINSU pertaining to amber (fossil resin) [adj] SUCCINYL CCILNSUY univalent radical [n -S] SUCCORED CCDEORSU SUCCOR, to go to aid of [v] SUCCORER CCEORRSU one that succors (to go to aid of) [n -S] SUCCOURS CCORSSUU SUCCOUR, to succor (to go to aid of) [v] SUCCUBAE ABCCESUU SUCCUBA, succubus (female demon) [n] SUCCUBAS ABCCSSUU SUCCUBA, succubus (female demon) [n] SUCCUBUS BCCSSUUU female demon [n -BI, -ES] SUCCUMBS BCCMSSUU SUCCUMB, to yield to superior force [v] SUCHLIKE CEHIKLSU of similar kind [adj] / things of kind [n -S] SUCHNESS CEHNSSSU essential or characteristic quality [n -ES] SUCKERED CDEEKRSU SUCKER, to strip of lower shoots or branches [v] SUCKFISH CFHIKSSU remora (type of marine fish) [n -ES] SUCKHOLE CEHKLOSU offensive word [v -D, -LING, -S] SUCKIEST CEIKSSTU SUCKY, extremely objectionable [adj] SUCKLERS CEKLRSSU SUCKLER, one that suckles (to give milk to from breast) [n] SUCKLESS CEKLSSSU having no juice [adj] SUCKLING CGIKLNSU SUCKLE, to give milk to from breast [v] / unweaned mammal [n -S] SUCRASES ACERSSSU SUCRASE, enzyme (complex protein) [n] SUCROSES CEORSSSU SUCROSE, type of sugar [n] SUCTIONS CINOSSTU SUCTION, to remove by process of sucking [v] SUDARIES ADEIRSSU SUDARY, sudarium (cloth for wiping face) [n] SUDARIUM ADIMRSUU cloth for wiping face [n -IA] SUDATION ADINOSTU excessive sweating [n -S] SUDATORY ADORSTUY hot-air bath for inducing sweating [n -RIES] SUDDENLY DDELNSUY SUDDEN, happening quickly and without warning [adv] SUDSIEST DEISSSTU SUDSY, foamy (covered with foam) [adj] SUDSLESS DELSSSSU having no suds [adj] SUFFARIS AFFIRSSU SUFFARI, safari [n] SUFFERED DEEFFRSU SUFFER, to feel pain or distress [v] SUFFERER EEFFRRSU one that suffers (to feel pain or distress) [n -S] SUFFICED CDEFFISU SUFFICE, to be adequate [v] SUFFICER CEFFIRSU one that suffices (to be adequate) [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

SUFFICES CEFFISSU SUFFICE, to be adequate [v] SUFFIXAL AFFILSUX pertaining to or being suffix [adj] SUFFIXED DEFFISUX SUFFIX, to add as suffix (form affixed to end of end of word) [v] SUFFIXES EFFISSUX SUFFIX, to add as suffix (form affixed to end of end of word) [v] SUFFLATE AEFFLSTU to inflate (to cause to expand by filling with gas or air) [v -D, -TING, -S] SUFFRAGE AEFFGRSU right to vote [n -S] SUFFUSED DEFFSSUU SUFFUSE, to spread through or over [v] SUFFUSES EFFSSSUU SUFFUSE, to spread through or over [v] SUGARERS AEGRRSSU SUGARER, one that makes sugar [n] SUGARIER AEGIRRSU SUGARY, containing or resembling sugar [adj] SUGARING AGGINRSU process of boiling down maple sap into syrup [n -S] / SUGAR, to cover with sugar (sweet carbohydrate) [v] SUGGESTS EGGSSSTU SUGGEST, to bring or put forward for consideration [v] SUICIDAL ACDIILSU self-destructive [adj] SUICIDED CDDEIISU SUICIDE, to kill oneself intentionally [v] SUICIDES CDEIISSU SUICIDE, to kill oneself intentionally [v] SUITABLE ABEILSTU appropriate [adj] SUITABLY ABILSTUY SUITABLE, appropriate [adv] SUITCASE ACEISSTU flat, rectangular piece of luggage [n -S] SUITINGS GIINSSTU SUITING, fabric for making suits [n] SUITLIKE EIIKLSTU resembling suit (set of garments) [adj] SUKIYAKI AIIKKSUY Japanese dish [n -S] SULCATED ACDELSTU sulcate (having long, narrow furrows) [adj] SULFATED ADEFLSTU SULFATE, to treat with sulfuric acid [v] SULFATES AEFLSSTU SULFATE, to treat with sulfuric acid [v] SULFIDES DEFILSSU SULFIDE, sulfur compound [n] SULFINYL FILLNSUY bivalent radical [n -S] SULFITES EFILSSTU SULFITE, chemical salt [n] SULFITIC CFIILSTU SULFITE, chemical salt [adj] SULFONES EFLNOSSU SULFONE, sulfur compound [n] SULFONIC CFILNOSU containing certain univalent radical [adj] SULFONYL FLLNOSUY bivalent radical [n -S] SULFURED DEFLRSUU SULFUR, to treat with sulfur (nonmetallic element) [v] SULFURET EFLRSTUU to treat with sulfur [v -ED, -TTED, -ING, -TTING, -S] SULFURIC CFILRSUU pertaining to sulfur [adj] SULFURYL FLLRSUUY sulfonyl (bivalent radical) [n -S] SULKIEST EIKLSSTU SULKY, sullenly aloof or withdrawn [adj] SULLAGES AEGLLSSU SULLAGE, sewage (waste matter carried off by sewers) [n] SULLENER EELLNRSU SULLEN, showing brooding ill humor or resentment [adj] SULLENLY ELLLNSUY SULLEN, showing brooding ill humor or resentment [adv] SULLYING GILLNSUY SULLY, to soil (to make dirty) [v] SULPHATE AEHLPSTU to sulfate (to treat with sulfuric acid) [v -D, -TING, -S] SULPHIDE DEHILPSU sulfide (sulfur compound) [n -S] SULPHIDS DHILPSSU SULPHID, sulfide (sulfur compound) [n] SULPHITE EHILPSTU sulfite (chemical salt) [n -S] SULPHONE EHLNOPSU sulfone (sulfur compound) [n -S] SULPHURS HLPRSSUU SULPHUR, to sulfur (to treat with sulfur (nonmetallic element)) [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

SULPHURY HLPRSUUY sulfury (resembling sulfur) [adj] SULTANAS AALNSSTU SULTANA, sultan's wife [n] SULTANIC ACILNSTU SULTAN, ruler of Muslim country [adj] SULTRIER EILRRSTU SULTRY, very hot and humid [adj] SULTRILY ILLRSTUY SULTRY, very hot and humid [adv] SUMBITCH BCHIMSTU offensive word [n -ES] SUMMABLE ABELMMSU capable of being summed [adj] SUMMANDS ADMMNSSU SUMMAND, addend (number to be added to another) [n] SUMMATED ADEMMSTU SUMMATE, to sum (to add into one total) [v] SUMMATES AEMMSSTU SUMMATE, to sum (to add into one total) [v] SUMMERED DEEMMRSU SUMMER, to pass summer (warmest season of year) [v] SUMMERLY ELMMRSUY summery (characteristic of summer) [adj] SUMMITAL AILMMSTU pertaining to highest point [adj] SUMMITED DEIMMSTU SUMMIT, to participate in highest-level conference [v] SUMMITRY IMMRSTUY use of conferences between chiefs of state for international negotiation [n -RIES] SUMMONED DEMMNOSU SUMMON, to order to appear [v] SUMMONER EMMNORSU one that summons (to order to appear) [n -S] SUMOISTS IMOSSSTU SUMOIST, sumo wrestler [n] SUMPTERS EMPRSSTU SUMPTER, pack animal [n] SUMPWEED DEEMPSUW marsh plant [n -S] SUNBAKED ABDEKNSU baked by sun [adj] SUNBATHE ABEHNSTU to take sunbath [v -D, -HING, -S] SUNBATHS ABHNSSTU SUNBATH, exposure to sunlight [n] SUNBEAMS ABEMNSSU SUNBEAM, beam of sunlight [n] SUNBEAMY ABEMNSUY SUNBEAM, beam of sunlight [adj] SUNBELTS BELNSSTU SUNBELT, southern and southwestern states of U.S. [n] SUNBIRDS BDINRSSU SUNBIRD, tropical bird [n] SUNBLOCK BCKLNOSU preparation to protect skin from sun's rays [n -S] SUNBURNS BNNRSSUU SUNBURN, to burn or discolor from exposure to sun [v] SUNBURNT BNNRSTUU SUNBURN, to burn or discolor from exposure to sun [v] SUNBURST BNRSSTUU burst of sunlight [n -S] SUNCARES ACENRSSU SUNCARE, protection of skin from damage by sun [n] SUNCHOKE CEHKNOSU type of sunflower [n -S] SUNDECKS CDEKNSSU SUNDECK, deck that is exposed to sun [n] SUNDERED DDEENRSU SUNDER, to break apart [v] SUNDERER DEENRRSU one that sunders (to break apart) [n -S] SUNDIALS ADILNSSU SUNDIAL, type of time-telling device [n] SUNDOWNS DNNOSSUW SUNDOWN, to experience nighttime confusion [v] SUNDRESS DENRSSSU dress with abbreviated bodice [n -ES] SUNDRIES DEINRSSU miscellaneous items [n SUNDRIES] SUNDRILY DILNRSUY SUNDRY, miscellaneous [adv] SUNDROPS DNOPRSSU flowering plant [n SUNDROPS] SUNGLASS AGLNSSSU lens for concentrating sun's rays in order to produce heat [n -ES] SUNGLOWS GLNOSSUW SUNGLOW, glow in sky caused by sun [n] SUNLAMPS ALMNPSSU SUNLAMP, lamp that radiates ultraviolet rays [n] SUNLANDS ADLNNSSU SUNLAND, area marked by great amount of sunshine [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

SUNLIGHT GHILNSTU light of sun [n -S] SUNNIEST EINNSSTU SUNNY, filled with sunlight [adj] SUNPORCH CHNOPRSU porch that admits much sunlight [n -ES] SUNPROOF FNOOPRSU resistant to damage by sunlight [adj] SUNRISES EINRSSSU SUNRISE, ascent of sun above horizon in morning [n] SUNROOFS FNOORSSU SUNROOF, automobile roof having openable panel [n] SUNROOMS MNOORSSU SUNROOM, room built to admit great amount of sunlight [n] SUNSCALD ACDLNSSU injury of woody plants caused by sun [n -S] SUNSHADE ADEHNSSU something used as protection from sun [n -S] SUNSHINE EHINNSSU light of sun [n -S] SUNSHINY HINNSSUY SUNSHINE, light of sun [adj] SUNSPOTS NOPSSSTU SUNSPOT, dark spot on surface of sun [n] SUNSTARS ANRSSSTU SUNSTAR, type of starfish (star-shaped marine animal) [n] SUNSTONE ENNOSSTU variety of quartz [n -S] SUNSUITS INSSSTUU SUNSUIT, type of playsuit (sports outfit for women and children) [n] SUNTRAPS ANPRSSTU SUNTRAP, pleasantly sunny sheltered place [n] SUNWARDS ADNRSSUW sunward (toward sun) [adv] SUPERADD ADDEPRSU to add further [v -ED, -ING, -S] SUPERBAD ABDEPRSU exceedingly bad [adj] SUPERBER BEEPRRSU SUPERB, of excellent quality [adj] SUPERBLY BELPRSUY SUPERB, of excellent quality [adv] SUPERBUG BEGPRSUU strain of bacteria that is resistant to all antibiotics [n -S] SUPERCAR ACEPRRSU superior car [n -S] SUPERCOP CEOPPRSU superior police officer [n -S] SUPEREGO EEGOPRSU part of psyche [n -S] SUPERFAN AEFNPRSU exceedingly devoted enthusiast [n -S] SUPERFIX EFIPRSUX recurrent pattern of stress in speech [n -ES] SUPERFLY EFLPRSUY showily pretentious [adj] SUPERHIT EHIPRSTU something exceedingly successful [n -S] SUPERHOT EHOPRSTU exceedingly hot [adj] SUPERING EGINPRSU SUPER, to reinforce with thin cotton mesh, as book [v] SUPERIOR EIOPRRSU one of higher rank, quality, or authority than another [n -S] SUPERJET EEJPRSTU type of jet airplane [n -S] SUPERLAY AELPRSUY SUPERLIE, to lie above [v] SUPERLIE EEILPRSU to lie above [v LAIN, -LAY, -LYING, -S] SUPERMAN AEMNPRSU hypothetical superior man [n -MEN] SUPERMEN EEMNPRSU SUPERMAN, hypothetical superior man [n] SUPERMOM EMMOPRSU superior mom [n -S] SUPERNAL AELNPRSU pertaining to sky [adj] SUPERPRO EOPPRRSU superior professional [n -S] SUPERSEX EEPRSSUX type of sterile organism [n -ES] SUPERSPY EPPRSSUY superior spy [n -PIES] SUPERTAX AEPRSTUX additional tax [n -ES] SUPINATE AEINPSTU to turn so that palm is facing upward [v -D, -TING, -S] SUPINELY EILNPSUY in inactive (not active) manner [adv] SUPPLANT ALNPPSTU to take place of [v -ED, -ING, -S]

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

SUPPLELY ELLPPSUY SUPPLE, pliant (easily bent) [adv] SUPPLEST ELPPSSTU SUPPLE, pliant (easily bent) [adj] SUPPLIED DEILPPSU SUPPLY, to furnish with what is needed [v] SUPPLIER EILPPRSU one that supplies (to furnish with what is needed) [n -S] SUPPLIES EILPPSSU SUPPLY, to furnish with what is needed [v] SUPPLING GILNPPSU SUPPLE, to make supple [v] SUPPORTS OPPRSSTU SUPPORT, to hold up or add strength to [v] SUPPOSAL ALOPPSSU something supposed [n -S] SUPPOSED DEOPPSSU SUPPOSE, to assume to be true [v] SUPPOSER EOPPRSSU one that supposes (to assume to be true) [n -S] SUPPOSES EOPPSSSU SUPPOSE, to assume to be true [v] SUPPRESS EPPRSSSU to put end to forcibly [v -ED, -ING, -ES] SUPREMER EEMPRRSU SUPREME, highest in power or authority [adj] SUPREMES EEMPRSSU SUPREME, smooth white sauce made with chicken stock [n] SUPREMOS EMOPRSSU SUPREMO, one who is highest in authority [n] SURBASED ABDERSSU SURBASE, molding or border above base of structure [adj] SURBASES ABERSSSU SURBASE, molding or border above base of structure [n] SURCEASE ACEERSSU to cease (to stop (to discontinue progress or motion of)) [v -D, -SING, -S] SURCOATS ACORSSTU SURCOAT, outer coat or cloak [n] SUREFIRE EEFIRRSU sure to meet expectations [adj] SURENESS EENRSSSU state of being sure (free from doubt) [n -ES] SURETIES EEIRSSTU SURETY, sureness (state of being sure (free from doubt)) [n] SURFABLE ABEFLRSU SURF, to ride breaking waves on long, narrow board [adj] SURFACED ACDEFRSU SURFACE, to apply outer layer to [v] SURFACER ACEFRRSU one that surfaces (to apply outer layer to) [n -S] SURFACES ACEFRSSU SURFACE, to apply outer layer to [v] SURFBIRD BDFIRRSU shore bird [n -S] SURFBOAT ABFORSTU strong rowboat [n -S] SURFEITS EFIRSSTU SURFEIT, to supply to excess [v] SURFFISH FFHIRSSU marine fish [n -ES] SURFIEST EFIRSSTU SURFY, abounding in breaking waves [adj] SURFINGS FGINRSSU SURFING, act or sport of riding surf (breaking waves) [n] SURFLIKE EFIKLRSU resembling breaking waves [adj] SURFSIDE DEFIRSSU situated near seashore [adj] SURGEONS EGNORSSU SURGEON, one who practices surgery (treatment of medical problems by operation) [n] SURGICAL ACGILRSU pertaining to surgery (treatment of medical problems by operation) [adj] SURICATE ACEIRSTU burrowing mammal [n -S] SURLIEST EILRSSTU SURLY, sullenly rude [adj] SURMISED DEIMRSSU SURMISE, to infer with little evidence [v] SURMISER EIMRRSSU one that surmises (to infer with little evidence) [n -S] SURMISES EIMRSSSU SURMISE, to infer with little evidence [v] SURMOUNT MNORSTUU to get over or across [v -ED, -ING, -S] SURNAMED ADEMNRSU SURNAME, to give family name to [v] SURNAMER AEMNRRSU one that surnames (to give family name to) [n -S] SURNAMES AEMNRSSU SURNAME, to give family name to [v] SURPLICE CEILPRSU loose-fitting vestment [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

SURPRINT INPRRSTU to print over something already printed [v -ED, -ING, -S] SURPRISE EIPRRSSU to come upon unexpectedly [v -D, -SING, -S] SURPRIZE EIPRRSUZ to surprise (to come upon unexpectedly) [v -D, -ZING, -S] SURROUND DNORRSUU to extend completely around [v -ED, -ING, -S] SURROYAL ALORRSUY topmost prong of stag's antler [n -S] SURTAXED ADERSTUX SURTAX, to assess with extra tax [v] SURTAXES AERSSTUX SURTAX, to assess with extra tax [v] SURTITLE EILRSTTU translation of foreign-language dialogue displayed above screen or stage [n -S] SURTOUTS ORSSTTUU SURTOUT, close-fitting overcoat [n] SURVEILS EILRSSUV SURVEIL, to watch closely [v] SURVEYED DEERSUVY SURVEY, to determine boundaries, area, or elevations of by measuring angles and distances [v] SURVEYOR EORRSUVY one that surveys land [n -S] SURVIVAL AILRSUVV living or continuing longer than another person or thing [n -S] SURVIVED DEIRSUVV SURVIVE, to remain in existence [v] SURVIVER EIRRSUVV survivor (one that survives (to remain in existence)) [n -S] SURVIVES EIRSSUVV SURVIVE, to remain in existence [v] SURVIVOR IORRSUVV one that survives (to remain in existence) [n -S] SUSPECTS CEPSSSTU SUSPECT, to think guilty on slight evidence [v] SUSPENDS DENPSSSU SUSPEND, to cause to stop for period [v] SUSPENSE EENPSSSU state of mental uncertainty or excitement [n -S] SUSPIRED DEIPRSSU SUSPIRE, to sigh (to let out sigh (deep, audible breath)) [v] SUSPIRES EIPRSSSU SUSPIRE, to sigh (to let out sigh (deep, audible breath)) [v] SUSTAINS AINSSSTU SUSTAIN, to maintain by providing with food and drink [v] SUSURRUS RRSSSUUU soft rustling sound [n -ES] SUTURING GINRSTUU SUTURE, to unite by sewing [v] SUZERAIN AEINRSUZ feudal lord [n -S] SVARAJES AAEJRSSV SVARAJ, swaraj (self-government in British India) [n] SVEDBERG BDEEGRSV unit of time [n -S] SVELTELY EELLSTVY SVELTE, gracefully slender [adv] SVELTEST EELSSTTV SVELTE, gracefully slender [adj] SWABBERS ABBERSSW SWABBER, one that swabs (to clean with large mop) [n] SWABBIES ABBEISSW SWABBIE, sailor (member of ship's crew) [n] / SWABBY, swabbie (sailor (member of ship's crew)) [n] SWABBING ABBGINSW SWAB, to clean with large mop [v] SWADDLED ADDDELSW SWADDLE, to wrap in bandages [v] SWADDLES ADDELSSW SWADDLE, to wrap in bandages [v] SWAGGERS AEGGRSSW SWAGGER, to walk with pompous air [v] SWAGGIES AEGGISSW SWAGGIE, swagman (hobo) [n] SWAGGING AGGGINSW SWAG, to sway (to move slowly back and forth) [v] SWAINISH AHIINSSW SWAIN, country boy [adj] SWALLOWS ALLOSSWW SWALLOW, to take through mouth and esophagus into stomach [v] SWAMPERS AEMPRSSW SWAMPER, one that lives in swampy area [n] SWAMPIER AEIMPRSW SWAMPY, marshy (resembling marsh (tract of low, wet land)) [adj] SWAMPING AGIMNPSW SWAMP, to inundate (to overwhelm with water) [v] SWAMPISH AHIMPSSW swampy (marshy (resembling marsh (tract of low, wet land))) [adj] SWANHERD ADEHNRSW one who tends swans (large aquatic birds) [n -S] SWANKEST AEKNSSTW SWANK, imposingly elegant [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

SWANKIER AEIKNRSW SWANKY, swank (imposingly elegant) [adj] SWANKILY AIKLNSWY SWANKY, swank (imposingly elegant) [adv] SWANKING AGIKNNSW SWANK, to swagger (to walk with pompous air) [v] SWANLIKE AEIKLNSW resembling swan [adj] SWANNERY AENNRSWY place where swans are raised [n -RIES] SWANNING AGINNNSW SWAN, to swear (to utter solemn oath) [v] SWANPANS AANNPSSW SWANPAN, Chinese abacus [n] SWANSKIN AIKNNSSW skin of swan [n -S] SWAPFILE AEFILPSW computer file with space for transferred programs [n -LIES] SWAPPERS AEPPRSSW SWAPPER, one that swaps (to trade (to give in exchange for another commodity)) [n] SWAPPING AGINPPSW SWAP, to trade (to give in exchange for another commodity) [v] SWARAJES AAEJRSSW SWARAJ, self-government in British India [n] SWARDING ADGINRSW SWARD, to cover with turf [v] SWARMERS AEMRRSSW SWARMER, one that swarms (to move in large group) [n] SWARMING AGIMNRSW surrounding of victim by group of attackers [n -S] / SWARM, to move in large group [v] SWASHERS AEHRSSSW SWASHER, one that swashes (to swagger (to walk with pompous air)) [n] SWASHING AGHINSSW SWASH, to swagger (to walk with pompous air) [v] SWASTICA AACISSTW swastika (geometrical figure used as symbol or ornament) [n -S] SWASTIKA AAIKSSTW geometrical figure used as symbol or ornament [n -S] SWATCHES ACEHSSTW SWATCH, sample piece of cloth [n] SWATHERS AEHRSSTW SWATHER, one that swathes (to wrap in bandages) [n] SWATHING AGHINSTW SWATHE, to wrap in bandages [v] SWATTERS AERSSTTW SWATTER, one that swats (to hit sharply) [n] SWATTING AGINSTTW SWAT, to hit sharply [v] SWAYABLE AABELSWY SWAY, to move slowly back and forth [adj] SWAYBACK AABCKSWY abnormal sagging of back [n -S] SWEARERS AEERRSSW SWEARER, one that swears (to utter solemn oath) [n] SWEARING AEGINRSW act of uttering solemn oath [n -S] / SWEAR, to utter solemn oath [v] SWEATBOX ABEOSTWX small enclosure in which one is made to sweat [n -ES] SWEATERS AEERSSTW SWEATER, knitted outer garment [n] SWEATIER AEEIRSTW SWEATY, covered with perspiration [adj] SWEATILY AEILSTWY SWEATY, covered with perspiration [adv] SWEATING AEGINSTW SWEAT, to perspire (to give off moisture through pores of skin) [v] SWEENEYS EEENSSWY SWEENEY, sweeny (atrophy of shoulder muscles in horses) [n] SWEENIES EEEINSSW SWEENY, atrophy of shoulder muscles in horses [n] SWEEPERS EEEPRSSW SWEEPER, one that sweeps (to clear or clean with brush or broom) [n] SWEEPIER EEEIPRSW SWEEPY, of wide range or scope [adj] SWEEPING EEGINPSW act of one that sweeps [n -S] / SWEEP, to clear or clean with brush or broom [v] SWEETENS EEENSSTW SWEETEN, to make sweet [v] SWEETEST EEESSTTW SWEET, pleasing to taste [adj] SWEETIES EEEISSTW SWEETIE, darling (much-loved person) [n] SWEETING EEGINSTW sweet apple [n -S] SWEETISH EEHISSTW somewhat sweet [adj] SWEETLIP EEILPSTW fish having protruding mouth [n -S] SWEETSOP EEOPSSTW tropical tree [n -S] SWELLEST EELLSSTW SWELL, stylish (fashionable) [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

SWELLING EGILLNSW something that is swollen [n -S] / SWELL, to increase in size or volume [v] SWELTERS EELRSSTW SWELTER, to suffer from oppressive heat [v] SWERVERS EERRSSVW SWERVER, one that swerves (to turn aside suddenly from straight course) [n] SWERVING EGINRSVW SWERVE, to turn aside suddenly from straight course [v] SWIDDENS DDEINSSW SWIDDEN, agricultural plot produced by burning off vegetative cover [n] SWIFTERS EFIRSSTW SWIFTER, rope on ship [n] SWIFTEST EFISSTTW SWIFT, moving with great rate of motion [adj] SWIFTIES EFIISSTW SWIFTIE, person who acts or thinks quickly [n] SWIFTLET EFILSTTW cave-dwelling swift [n -S] SWIGGERS EGGIRSSW SWIGGER, one that swigs (to drink deeply or rapidly) [n] SWIGGING GGGIINSW SWIG, to drink deeply or rapidly [v] SWILINGS GIILNSSW SWILING, activity of hunting seals [n] SWILLERS EILLRSSW SWILLER, one that swills (to swig (to drink deeply or rapidly)) [n] SWILLING GIILLNSW SWILL, to swig (to drink deeply or rapidly) [v] SWIMMERS EIMMRSSW SWIMMER, one that swims (to propel oneself in water by natural means) [n] SWIMMIER EIIMMRSW SWIMMY, dizzy (having sensation of whirling) [adj] SWIMMILY IILMMSWY SWIMMY, dizzy (having sensation of whirling) [adv] SWIMMING GIIMMNSW act of one that swims [n -S] / SWIM, to propel oneself in water by natural means [v] SWIMSUIT IIMSSTUW bathing suit [n -S] SWIMWEAR AEIMRSWW clothing suitable for swimming [n SWIMWEAR] SWINDLED DDEILNSW SWINDLE, to take money or property from by fraudulent means [v] SWINDLER DEILNRSW one that swindles (to take money or property from by fraudulent means) [n -S] SWINDLES DEILNSSW SWINDLE, to take money or property from by fraudulent means [v] SWINEPOX EINOPSWX disease of swine [n -ES] SWINGBYS BGINSSWY SWINGBY, mission in which spacecraft uses planet's gravitational pull for making course changes [n] SWINGERS EGINRSSW SWINGER, one that swings (to move freely back and forth) [n] SWINGIER EGIINRSW SWINGY, marked by swinging [adj] SWINGING GGIINNSW practice of swapping sex partners [n -S] / SWING, to move freely back and forth [v] SWINGLED DEGILNSW SWINGLE, to scutch (to separate woody fiber from by beating) [v] SWINGLES EGILNSSW SWINGLE, to scutch (to separate woody fiber from by beating) [v] SWINGMAN AGIMNNSW basketball player who can play guard or forward [n -MEN] SWINGMEN EGIMNNSW SWINGMAN, basketball player who can play guard or forward [n] SWINKING GIIKNNSW SWINK, to toil (to work strenuously) [v] SWINNEYS EINNSSWY SWINNEY, sweeny (atrophy of shoulder muscles in horses) [n] SWIPPLES EILPPSSW SWIPPLE, swiple (part of threshing device) [n] SWIRLIER EIILRRSW SWIRLY, swirling [adj] SWIRLING GIILNRSW SWIRL, to move with whirling motion [v] SWISHERS EHIRSSSW SWISHER, one that swishes (to move with prolonged hissing sound) [n] SWISHEST EHISSSTW SWISH, 1. smart, fashionable 2. effeminate [adj] SWISHIER EHIIRSSW SWISHY, swishing; effeminate [adj] SWISHING GHIINSSW SWISH, to move with prolonged hissing sound [v] SWITCHED CDEHISTW SWITCH, to beat with flexible rod [v] SWITCHEL CEHILSTW drink made with water, molasses, and vinegar and often ginger [n -S] SWITCHER CEHIRSTW one that switches (to beat with flexible rod) [n -S] SWITCHES CEHISSTW SWITCH, to beat with flexible rod [v] SWITHERS EHIRSSTW SWITHER, to doubt (to be uncertain about) [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

SWIVELED DEEILSVW SWIVEL, to turn on pivoted support [v] SWIZZLED DEILSWZZ SWIZZLE, to drink excessively [v] SWIZZLER EILRSWZZ one that swizzles (to drink excessively) [n -S] SWIZZLES EILSSWZZ SWIZZLE, to drink excessively [v] SWOBBERS BBEORSSW SWOBBER, swabber (one that swabs (to clean with large mop)) [n] SWOBBING BBGINOSW SWOB, to swab (to clean with large mop) [v] SWOONERS ENOORSSW SWOONER, one that swoons (to faint (to lose consciousness)) [n] SWOONIER EINOORSW SWOONY, languid, dazed [adj] SWOONING GINNOOSW SWOON, to faint (to lose consciousness) [v] SWOOPERS EOOPRSSW SWOOPER, one that swoops (to make sudden descent) [n] SWOOPIER EIOOPRSW SWOOPY, having sweeping lines or features [adj] SWOOPING GINOOPSW SWOOP, to make sudden descent [v] SWOOSHED DEHOOSSW SWOOSH, to move with rustling sound [v] SWOOSHES EHOOSSSW SWOOSH, to move with rustling sound [v] SWOPPERS EOPPRSSW SWOPPER, swapper (one that swaps (to trade)) [n] SWOPPING GINOPPSW SWOP, to swap (to trade (to give in exchange for another commodity)) [v] SWORDMAN ADMNORSW one skilled in use of sword [n -MEN] SWORDMEN DEMNORSW SWORDMAN, one skilled in use of sword [n] SWOTTERS EORSSTTW SWOTTER, one that swots (to swat (to hit sharply)) [n] SWOTTING GINOSTTW SWOT, to swat (to hit sharply) [v] SWOUNDED DDENOSUW SWOUND, to swoon (to faint (to lose consciousness)) [v] SWOUNING GINNOSUW SWOUN, to swoon (to faint (to lose consciousness)) [v] SYBARITE ABEIRSTY person devoted to pleasure and luxury [n -S] SYCAMINE ACEIMNSY mulberry tree [n -S] SYCAMORE ACEMORSY North American tree [n -S] SYCOMORE CEMOORSY sycamore (North American tree) [n -S] SYCONIUM CIMNOSUY fleshy multiple fruit [n -IA] SYCONOID CDINOOSY SYCON, type of sponge [adj] SYENITES EEINSSTY SYENITE, igneous rock [n] SYENITIC CEIINSTY SYENITE, igneous rock [adj] SYLLABIC ABCILLSY speech sound of high sonority [n -S] SYLLABLE ABELLLSY to pronounce syllables (units of spoken language) [v -D, -LING, -S] SYLLABUB ABBLLSUY sillabub (alcoholic dessert) [n -S] SYLLABUS ABLLSSUY outline of course of study [n -BI, -ES] SYLPHIDS DHILPSSY SYLPHID, young sylph [n] SYLPHISH HHILPSSY SYLPH, slender, graceful girl or woman [adj] SYLVATIC ACILSTVY pertaining to forest [adj] SYLVINES EILNSSVY SYLVINE, sylvite (ore of potassium) [n] SYLVITES EILSSTVY SYLVITE, ore of potassium [n] SYMBIONS BIMNOSSY SYMBION, symbiont (organism living in close association with another) [n] SYMBIONT BIMNOSTY organism living in close association with another [n -S] SYMBIOTE BEIMOSTY symbiont (organism living in close association with another) [n -S] SYMBIOTS BIMOSSTY SYMBIOT, symbiont (organism living in close association with another) [n] SYMBOLED BDELMOSY SYMBOL, to serve as symbol (representation) of [v] SYMBOLIC BCILMOSY pertaining to symbol [adj] SYMMETRY EMMRSTYY exact correspondence between opposite halves of figure [n -RIES]

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

SYMPATHY AHMPSTYY feeling of compassion for another's suffering [n -HIES] SYMPATRY AMPRSTYY state of occupying same area without loss of identity from interbreeding [n -RIES] SYMPHONY HMNOPSYY orchestral composition [n -NIES] SYMPODIA ADIMOPSY plant stems made up of series of superposed branches [n SYMPODIA] SYMPOSIA AIMOPSSY conferences for purpose of discussion [n SYMPOSIA] SYMPTOMS MMOPSSTY SYMPTOM, indication of something [n] SYNAGOGS AGGNOSSY SYNAGOG, building for Jewish worship [n] SYNANONS ANNNOSSY SYNANON, method of group therapy for drug addicts [n] SYNAPSED ADENPSSY SYNAPSE, to come together in synapsis [v]

SYNAPSES AENPSSSY SYNAPSE, to come together in synapsis [v] / SYNAPSIS, point at which nervous impulse passes from one neuron to another [n] SYNAPSID ADINPSSY one of group of extinct reptiles [n -S] SYNAPSIS AINPSSSY point at which nervous impulse passes from one neuron to another [n -SES] SYNAPTIC ACINPSTY SYNAPSIS, point at which nervous impulse passes from one neuron to another [adj] SYNCARPS ACNPRSSY SYNCARP, fleshy multiple fruit [n] SYNCARPY ACNPRSYY state of being syncarp (fleshy multiple fruit) [n -PIES] SYNCHING CGHINNSY SYNCH, to sync (to cause to operate in unison) [v] SYNCHROS CHNORSSY SYNCHRO, selsyn (type of remote-control device) [n] SYNCLINE CEILNNSY type of rock formation [n -S] SYNCOPAL ACLNOPSY SYNCOPE, contraction of word by omitting one or more sounds from middle [adj] SYNCOPES CENOPSSY SYNCOPE, contraction of word by omitting one or more sounds from middle [n] SYNCOPIC CCINOPSY SYNCOPE, contraction of word by omitting one or more sounds from middle [adj] SYNCYTIA ACINSTYY masses of protoplasm resulting from cell fusion [n SYNCYTIA] SYNDESES DEENSSSY SYNDESIS, synapsis (point at which nervous impulse passes from one neuron to another) [n] SYNDESIS DEINSSSY synapsis (point at which nervous impulse passes from one neuron to another) [n -SES, -ES] SYNDETIC CDEINSTY serving to connect [adj] SYNDICAL ACDILNSY SYNDIC, business agent [adj] SYNDROME DEMNORSY group of symptoms that characterize particular disorder [n -S] SYNECTIC CCEINSTY pertaining to system of problem solving [adj] SYNERGIA AEGINRSY synergy (combined action) [n -S] SYNERGIC CEGINRSY SYNERGY, combined action [adj] SYNERGID DEGINRSY cell found in embryo sac of seed plant [n -S] SYNFUELS EFLNSSUY SYNFUEL, fuel derived from fossil fuels [n] SYNGAMIC ACGIMNSY SYNGAMY, union of two gametes [adj] SYNGASES AEGNSSSY SYNGAS, mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen used in chemical synthesis [n] SYNGENIC CEGINNSY relating to or being genetically identical individuals with respect to reaction to antigens [adj] SYNKARYA AAKNRSYY cell nuclei formed by fusion of two preexisting nuclei [n SYNKARYA] SYNONYME EMNNOSYY synonym (word having same meaning as another) [n -S] SYNONYMS MNNOSSYY SYNONYM, word having same meaning as another [n] SYNONYMY MNNOSYYY equivalence of meaning [n -MIES] SYNOPSES ENOPSSSY SYNOPSIS, summary (short restatement) [n] SYNOPSIS INOPSSSY summary (short restatement) [n -SES] SYNOPTIC CINOPSTY SYNOPSIS, summary (short restatement) [adj] SYNOVIAL AILNOSVY SYNOVIA, lubricating fluid secreted by certain membranes [adj] SYNOVIAS AINOSSVY SYNOVIA, lubricating fluid secreted by certain membranes [n] SYNTAGMA AAGMNSTY syntactic element [n -S, -TA] SYNTAGMS AGMNSSTY SYNTAGM, syntagma (syntactic 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

SYNTAXES AENSSTXY SYNTAX, way in which words are put together to form phrases and sentences [n] SYNTHASE AEHNSSTY enzyme that acts as catalyst in linking two molecules [n -SES] SYNTHPOP HNOPPSTY popular music played with synthesizers [n -S] SYNTONES ENNOSSTY SYNTONE, person having syntonic temperament [n] SYNTONIC CINNOSTY having temperament responsive to given social environment [adj] SYNTYPES ENPSSTYY SYNTYPE, each of set of type specimens on which name of new species is based [n] SYPHERED DEEHPRSY SYPHER, to overlap so as to make even surface, as beveled plank edges [v] SYPHILIS HIILPSSY venereal disease [n -ES] SYPHONAL AHLNOPSY siphonal (of or pertaining to siphon) [adj] SYPHONED DEHNOPSY SYPHON, to siphon (to draw off through siphon (type of tube)) [v] SYPHONIC CHINOPSY siphonic (siphonal (of or pertaining to siphon)) [adj] SYRETTES EERSSTTY SYRETTE, small tube fitted with hypodermic needle containing single dose of medication [n] SYRINGAS AGINRSSY SYRINGA, ornamental shrub [n] SYRINGED DEGINRSY SYRINGE, to cleanse or treat with injected fluid [v] SYRINGES EGINRSSY SYRINGE, to cleanse or treat with injected fluid [v] / SYRINX, vocal organ of bird [n] SYRINXES EINRSSXY SYRINX, vocal organ of bird [n] SYRPHIAN AHINPRSY syrphid (winged insect) [n -S] SYRPHIDS DHIPRSSY SYRPHID, winged insect [n] SYRUPIER EIPRRSUY SYRUPY, resembling thick, sticky, sweet liquid [adj] SYRUPING GINPRSUY SYRUP, to sweeten with thick sweet liquid [v] SYSADMIN ADIMNSSY system administrator [n -] SYSTEMIC CEIMSSTY type of pesticide [n -S] SYSTOLES ELOSSSTY SYSTOLE, normal rhythmic contraction of heart [n] SYSTOLIC CILOSSTY SYSTOLE, normal rhythmic contraction of heart [adj] SYZYGIAL AGILSYYZ SYZYGY, configuration of earth, moon, and sun lying in straight line [adj] SYZYGIES EGISSYYZ SYZYGY, configuration of earth, moon, and sun lying in straight line [n]