General:
- SHOJO – (Japanese) manga intended primarily for girls
- AJIVA – (Sanskrit) inanimate matter
- CAJON – (Spanish) a steep canyon
- BAJRI – (Hindi) in the Indian subcontinent, pearl millet or a similar grain, also BAJRA, BAJREE
- EJIDO – (Spanish) a piece of land farmed communally in Mexico
- FJELD – (Norwegian) a high, barren Scandinavian plateau
- GADJO – (Romany) a non-gypsy, also GADGIE, GADJE, GAJO, GAUDGIE, GAUJE, GORGIO
- POLYP – an octopus or cuttlefish, also POLYPE, POULP, POULPE
- HODJA – (Turkish) an Eastern term of respect, a Muslim teacher or professor, also KHODJA, KHOJA
- OBJET – (French) an object
- POLJE – (Serbo-Croat) a large elliptical depression in karst regions
- ROJAK – (Malay) a salad dish served in chilli sauce
- SAJOU – (Tupi) a capuchin or spider monkey, also SAPAJOU
- SLOJD – (Swedish) a Swedish system of manual training by woodwork, also SLOID, SLOYD
- UPJET – to spout up
- YOJAN – (Hindi) in the Indian subcontinent, a measure of distance, also YOJANA
- ZANJA – (Spanish) an irrigation canal in Latin America
- KISMET – (Turkish) destiny, also KISMAT
- CAPIZ – (Tagalog) the translucent shell of a bivalve mollusc
- HAFIZ – (Arabic) a Muslim who knows the Koran by heart
- SOYUZ – (Russian) a Soviet manned spacecraft
- SPITZ – (German) a breed of dogs with long hair
- TROOZ – (Scots) close-cut tartan drawers, also TREWS, TROUSE
- WOOTZ – a tough sharp steel made in southern India by fusing magnetic iron ore with material containing carbon
- BHUNA – (Urdu) an Indian sauce, also BHOONA
- DHIKR – (Arabic) a Sufi religious ceremony
- BAYYAN – (Arabic) an official declaration in Islam
- GHAZI – (Arabic) a Muslim warrior who has fought the infidel
- GHYLL – a narrow ravine
- IHRAM – (Arabic) the white cotton garment worn by Muslim pilgrims to Mecca
- MHORR – (Arabic) a West African gazelle, also MOHR
- NHANDU – (Tupi) the rhea, a South American ostrich, also NANDU, NANDOO
- PHAEIC – (Greek) dusky
- UHLAN – (German) a light cavalryman in semi-oriental uniform; a Prussian lancer, also ULAN
- RHYTA – RHYTON, (Greek) a drinking cup with a hole in the point to drink by
- VARIX – (Latin) a varicose vein
- COXIB – a drug used in the treatment of osteoarthritis
- XYLIC – relating to xylem
- TWIXT – between, also BETWIXT
- ZOOEY – like a zoo
- JHALA – (Sanskrit) in Hindu music, part of the second movement of a raga
- MEJLIS – (Arabic) an assembly or council in various North African and Middle Eastern countries, also MAJLIS
- MVULE – (Swahili) an African tree
- HAIQUE – (Arabic) an Arab head covering, also HAIK, HAICK, HYKE
- SALLAL – (Native American) an American shrub of the heather family, also SALAL
Short words:
- PUJA – (Sanskrit) a Hindu worship practice, also POOJA, POOJAH, PUJAH
- KHAF – (Hebrew) the eleventh letter of the Hebrew alphabet, also CAPH, KAF, KAPH, KHAPH
- OHIA – (Hawaiian) a Polynesian tree of the myrtle family with bright red flowers
- UMPY – (Australian slang) an umpire, also UMPIE
- ULVA – (Latin) a genus of thin papery bright green seaweeds including the kinds called sea lettuce
- VULN – to wound; pierce with a weapon
- JOKY – amusing, also JOKEY
- YUCA – (Caribbean) a Mexican plant of the lily family, also YUCCA
- YAAR – (Hinglish) friend, man (as a form of address)
- LAIC – pertaining to lay people rather than clergy
- LOTI – a monetary unit of Lesotho
- JIRD – an African gerbil
- YIRD – (Scots) to bury, also EARD, YEARD, YERD, YIRTH
- YELM – (dialect) to prepare straw for thatching, also YEALM
- MUGG – to make funny faces
- FRIZ – to curl hair tightly, also FRIZZ, FRIZZLE
- CHIZ – to swindle, also CHIZZ
- BRUX – to grind teeth together
- FLOX – as in flox silk, same as floss silk
- BUIK – (Scots) a book, also BUKE
- FAIK – (Scots) to abate
- RUDD – a freshwater fish
- MOTT – (US) a clump of trees, esp. on a prairie
- PUPU – (Hawaiian) a dish of Asian foods served as an appetize
- TREF – (Hebrew) in the Jewish religion, forbidden as food, not kosher, also TEREFA, TEREFAH, TRAYF, TREFA, TREFAH, TREIF, TREIFA, TREYF, TREYFA
- LIRI – LIRA, (Italian) an Italian unit of currency
- LEVA – LEV, a unit of Bulgarian currency, also LEW
- ACCA – (Australian slang) an academic, also ACKER
- DORB – (Australian slang) a stupid or inept person, also DORBA
- JAXY – (slang) the posterior, also JAXIE, JACKSIE, JACKSY
8-Letter Bingos:
- AERATION – exposure to the action of air
- BARITONE – a deep male voice, also BARYTONE
- ACTIONER – a film with a lot of action
- DERATION – to free from rationing
- ANTIHERO – a character with qualities opposite to those of the (conventional) hero
- TAILERON – either part of a two-piece tailplane whose two halves can operate independently or together
- NARKIEST – NARKY, irritable
- PRISTANE – a saturated hydrocarbon oil found in the livers of some marine creatures
- ANOESTRI – ANOESTRUS, (Greek) a period of sexual dormancy, also ANESTRUS
- STRAITEN – to make strait, narrow
- NOTARISE – to attest to as a notary, also NOTARIZE
- AEROLITE – a meteorite
- DEBONAIR – (French) of good appearance, elegant, also DEBONAIRE, DEBONNAIRE
- SEAROBIN – an American fish of the gurnard family
- RADIOMEN – RADIOMAN, a radio operator or technician
- DONARIES – DONARY, a thing given to sacred use
- DOUANIER – (French) a customhouse officer
- ACROLEIN – a flammable liquid, an aldehyde of allyl alcohol
- FORELAIN – FORELAY, to wait in ambush
- KILOBASE – a length of a thousand base pairs in a DNA chain
- ALLERION – (French) in heraldry, an eagle displayed without feet or beak, also ALERION
- PELORIAN – showing peloria, an abnormal regularity in flowers, also PELORIC
- OVERLAIN – OVERLAY, to lay over
- TAILBONE – the coccyx
- DELATION – the act of informing against someone
- OLEFIANT – oil-forming, as in olefiant ethylene
- LEGATION – the sending of an official envoy
- ANTIPOLE – the opposite pole
- INSOLATE – to expose to the sun’s rays
- TONALITE – a coarse rock
- BORACITE – a compound of magnesium usually occurring as greyish-white cubic crystals
- FARINOSE – resembling or yielding flour
- IGNAROES – IGNARO, (archaic) an ignorant person
- ROMANISE – to write in the Roman alphabet, also ROMANIZE
- RAISONNE – (French) arranged systematically, or according to classes or subjects; as, a catalogue raisonne
- AVERSION – a feeling of repugnance
- ROSINATE – a resinate
- OBEISANT – showing respect
- CANOEIST – one who engages in canoeing
- MASONITE – (tradename) a kind of dark brown hardboard
- SAPONITE – a hydrous silicate of magnesia and alumina occurring in soft, soapy, amorphous masses
- ASSIENTO – (Spanish) a treaty
- STOVAINE – an anaesthetic cocaine-substitute, chiefly injected into spine
- SAXONITE – an ultrabasic igneous rock consisting of olivine and enstatite
- SOTERIAL – pertaining to salvation
- SABOTIER – (French) a wearer of wooden shoes
- SEPTORIA – a type of fungus
- ROARIEST – ROARY, noisy, garish, too bright, also ROARIE, RORIE, RORY
- SAUTOIRE – (French) a long necklace, or pendant on a long chain, also SAUTOIR
- VIATORES – VIATOR, (Latin) a traveller
7-Letter Bingos:
- SANTERO – (Spanish) a priest of santeria, a Caribbean religion
- OESTRIN – an estrogen, also ESTRIN, ESTRONE, OESTRONE
- ENATION – an outgrowth
- ARENOUS – sandy, containing much sand, also ARENOSE
- ROSEATE – resembling a rose; overly optimistic
- ORDINEE – one that is being ordained
- EROTISE – to give a sexual meaning to, also EROTIZE
- NIOBATE – a salt of niobium
- GENITOR – (Latin) a male parent
- REDTAIL – a kind of hawk
- RANDIES – RANDIE, a violent beggar, esp. a woman, also RANDY
- URANIDE – a radioactive element, also URANIUM
- NIDATES – NIDATE, to become implanted in the uterus
- AUDIENT – a hearer
- ASTERID – a starfish, also ASTERIDIAN
- STAIDER – STAID, sober and sedate
- SALIENT – an outward-pointing angle, esp. of a fortification or line of defences
- ALUNITE – a hydrous sulphate of aluminum and potassium, aka alumstone
- REGINAE – REGINA, (Latin) a queen
- ARANEID – a spider
- TIARAED – wearing a tiara
- ASTERIA – a precious stone that shows asterism when cut en cabochon
- ATRESIA – absence or closure of a bodily passage
- INEDITA – (Latin) unpublished literary works
- DEASOIL – (Scots) motion in the same direction as the sun, also DEASIL, DEASIUL, DEISEAL, DEISHEAL
- ISOLEAD – a line on a ballistic graph
- DOULEIA – (Greek) in Roman Catholicism, the inferior veneration accorded to saints and angels, also DULIA
- LADRONE – (archaic) a robber; a pirate; hence, loosely, a rogue or rascal, also LADRON, LATRON
- DELATOR – an accuser; an informer
- RETINUE – a group of attendants
- RONDEAU – (French) a poem of 13 lines with two rhymes and the opening words used as a refrain in two places
- ASTONED – ASTONE, to amaze or shock, also ASTONISH, ASTONY
- ONSTEAD – a single farmhouse; a steading
- TROADES – TROADE, (Spenser) a track, path, also TROAD, TROD, TRODE
- ALEURON – a protein found in some seeds, also ALEURONE
- ETALONS – ETALON, (French) a device used to measure wavelengths
- OLESTRA – (tradename) a noncaloric fat substitute
- TORULAE – TORULA, (Latin) a yeastlike microorganism
- SOUTANE – (French) a Roman Catholic priest’s cassock
- LENTOID – something in the shape of a lens
- DOILTER – DOILT, (Scots) crazy, foolish, also DOILED
- DONSIER – DONSIE, (Gaelic) unlucky, also DONSY
- SORDINE – a cone-shaped mute for a trumpet, also SORDINO, SOURDINE
- DOURINE – (French) a disease of horses
- ROISTED – ROIST, to revel noisily, carouse, also ROISTER, ROYST, ROYSTER
- ETOURDI – (French) foolish, thoughtless (of a male)
- IODURET – (obsolete) an iodide
- ENTOILS – ENTOIL, to entangle or ensnare
- ELUTION – purification or separation by washing
- STOURIE – (Scots) dusty, also STOURY
Threes to fours (Part 2):
- G-AIR – (Scots) a triangular piece (of cloth or land), also GORE
- M-AIR – (Scots) more
- S-AIR – to savour, also SAR
- V-AIR – squirrel fur, much used in medieval times, to line and trim robes
- W-AIR – to spend
- AIR-N – (Scots) iron
- AIR-T – to direct, also AIRTH
- D-AIS – (French) a raised platform
- P-AIS – (archaic) the people from whom a jury is drawn
- R-AIT – to soak flax, also RET
- T-AIT – (Scots) a small portion, a pinch, also TATE
- AIT-U – a Polynesian demigod
- H-AJI – (Arabic) a person who has made a hadj, a pilgrimage to Mecca, also HADJI, HADJEE, HAJJI
- H-AKA – (Maori) a ceremonial war-dance
- K-AKA – (Maori) a brownish-green New Zealand parrot
- T-AKA – (Bengali) a monetary unit of Bangladesh
- W-AKA – (Japanese) a Japanese verse-form
- H-AKE – a fish of the cod family
- AKE-E – (Kru) a small African sapindaceous tree; its edible fruit, often used in Caribbean cookery, also ACKEE
- M-ALA – (Hindi) a string of beads or knots used in prayer
- N-ALA – (Hindi) a ravine, a watercourse, also NALLA, NALLAH, NULLA, NULLAH
- T-ALA – (Sanskrit) a traditional rhythmic pattern in Indian music
- ALA-E – ALA, in biology, any flat winglike projection
- ALA-N – a large hunting dog, also ALAND, ALANT
- ALA-P – (Sanskrit) in Indian music, the introductory section of a raga, also ALAAP, ALAPA
- ALA-R – pertaining to wings
- ALA-Y – to quell, also ALLAY, ALEYE
- ALB-A – the white substance of the brain
- ALB-E – (archaic) albeit, also ALBEE, ALBEIT
- E-ALE – (Shakespeare) to ail
- R-ALE – (French) a rattling sound from a diseased lung
- V-ALE – a broad valley
- W-ALE – to mark with welts
- Y-ALE – a fabulous heraldic beast
- ALE-C – a herring
- ALE-E – toward the side of a vessel sheltered from the wind
- ALE-F – (Hebrew) the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet, also ALEPH
- ALE-W – (Spenser) a greeting cry, halloo
- ALF-A – (Arabic) a North African esparto grass, also HALFA
- L-ALL – to articulate the letter R as L
- P-ALL – to grow wearisome
- S-ALL – (US) shall
- C-ALP – in Ireland, a dark shaly limestone
- P-ALP – to sense by touch
- S-ALP – a free-swimming small marine animal, also SALPA, SALPIAN, SALPID
- D-ALT – (Scots) a foster-child, also DAULT
- B-ALU – (Hindi) a bear, also BALOO
- ALU-M – a sulphate of ammonium and potassium, used as a mordant
- C-AMA – the hybrid offspring of a camel and a llama
- G-AMA – (Spanish) a kind of pasture grass found in the Western United States
- K-AMA – (Sanskrit) in Indian philosophy, earthly desire
- L-AMA – a Buddhist monk
- S-AMA – (Japanese) a title given to an exalted person
- AMA-H – (Portuguese) a native maidservant or child’s nurse, esp. a wet nurse, also AMA
- H-AME – (Scots) home
- K-AME – (Scots) a comb, also KAIM
- W-AME – (dialect) a womb, also WEAMB, WEM, WEMB
- C-AMI – (short for) camisole
- K-AMI – (Japanese) a Japanese divine being
- R-AMI – (Malay) Rhea or China grass, a plant of the nettle family, also RAMEE, RAMIE
- AMI-A – a freshwater fish, aka bowfin
- AMI-E – (French) a (female) friend
- AMI-N – a compound derived from ammonia, also AMINE
- AMI-R – (Arabic) an Eastern ruler, also AMEER, EMEER, EMIR
- G-AMP – a large umbrella
- S-AMP – (Native American) a coarsely ground maize
- T-AMP – to pack down by tapping
- N-AMU – (Maori) a black New Zealand sandfly
- K-ANA – (Japanese) the Japanese syllabic script
- L-ANA – the wood of the genipap, a large West Indian tree
- N-ANA – (Australian slang) an idiot, a fool
- R-ANA – (Hindi) a Rajput prince
- T-ANA – (Hindi) an Indian police station, also TANNA, TANNAH, THANA, THANAH, THANNA, THANNAH
- ANA-N – (to a person calling for attention) in a moment! coming, also ANON
- F-AND – (Scots) to try or attempt
- M-AND – (Spenser) manned
- P-AND – (Scots) the valance of a bed
- R-AND – to rant
- F-ANE – a temple
- G-ANE – GAE, (Scots) to go
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