Top 5000 7s Alpha - Old Town Scrabble
Top 5000 7s Alpha - Old Town Scrabble
Top 5000 7s Alpha - Old Town Scrabble
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<strong>Top</strong> <strong>5000</strong> <strong>7s</strong><br />
by Probability<br />
(Sorted <strong>Alpha</strong>betically)<br />
1184 COATEES‐ ACEEOST COATEE, a small coat [n] */*<br />
851 ‐COATERS‐ ACEORST COATER, one that coats (to cover with a coat (an outer garment)) [n] */*<br />
2551 COATING ACGINOT a covering layer [n ‐S] */s<br />
814 CODEIAS‐ ACDEIOS CODEIA, codeine (a narcotic alkaloid) [n] */*<br />
290 CODEINA‐ ACDEINO codeine (a narcotic alkaloid) [n ‐S] */s<br />
1191 CODEINE‐ CDEEINO a narcotic alkaloid [n ‐S] */s<br />
1895 CODEINS‐ CDEINOS CODEIN, codeine (a narcotic alkaloid) [n] */*<br />
4878 CODRIVE CDEIORV to work as a codriver [v ‐DROVE, ‐DRIVEN, ‐DRIVING, ‐DRIVES] */nrs<br />
1898 COEDITS‐ CDEIOST COEDIT, to edit with another person [v] */*<br />
2521 COENURE CEENORU coenurus (a tapeworm larva) [n ‐S] */s<br />
909 COENURI CEINORU COENURUS, a tapeworm larva [n] */*<br />
1194 COESITE CEEIOST a type of silica (a form of silicon) [n ‐S] */s<br />
1349 COGNATE ACEGNOT one that is related to another [n ‐S] */s<br />
2836 COGNISE CEGINOS to cognize (to become aware of in one's mind) [v ‐NISED, ‐NISING, ‐NISES] */ds<br />
4883 COHEIRS‐ CEHIORS COHEIR, a joint heir [n] */*<br />
2834 COIGNED‐ CDEGINO COIGNE, to quoin (to secure with a type of wedge) [v] */*<br />
2837 COIGNES‐ CEGINOS COIGNE, to quoin (to secure with a type of wedge) [v] */*<br />
1901 ‐COILERS‐ CEILORS COILER, one that coils (to wind in even rings) [n] */*<br />
538 COINAGE ACEGINO the act of making coins [n ‐S] */s<br />
905 COINERS‐ CEINORS COINER, one that coins (to make coins (metal currency)) [n] */*<br />
2628 COINFER CEFINOR to infer jointly [v ‐FERRED, ‐FERRING, ‐FERS] */s<br />
336 COINTER CEINORT to bury together [v ‐TERRED, ‐TERRING, ‐TERS] */s<br />
3567 COLEADS‐ ACDELOS COLEAD, to lead jointly [v] */*<br />
3682 COLTERS‐ CELORST COLTER, a blade on a plow [n] */*<br />
4818 COMATES‐ ACEMOST COMATE, a companion [n] */*<br />
4802 COMRADE ACDEMOR a close friend [n ‐S] */s<br />
4870 CONFIDE CDEFINO to reveal in trust or confidence [v ‐FIDED, ‐FIDING, ‐FIDES] */drs<br />
2796 CONGAED ACDEGNO CONGA, to perform a conga (Latin American dance) [v] */*<br />
2799 CONGEAL ACEGLNO to change from a fluid to a solid [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s<br />
3536 CONIDIA ACDIINO CONIDIUM, a fungus spore [n] */ln<br />
2629 CONIFER CEFINOR an evergreen tree [n ‐S] */s<br />
4957 CONIINE CEIINNO a poisonous alkaloid [n ‐S] */s<br />
4431 CONINES‐ CEINNOS CONINE, coniine (a poisonous alkaloid) [n] */*<br />
2455 CONNATE ACENNOT innate (inborn (existing in one from birth)) [adj] */*<br />
4011 CONTAIN ACINNOT to hold within [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s<br />
3253 CONTRAS‐ ACNORST CONTRA, a Nicaraguan revolutionary [n] */t<br />
3689 CONTUSE CENOSTU to bruise (to injure without breaking the surface of the skin) [v ‐TUSED, ‐TUSING, ‐TUSES] */ds<br />
4988 CONVERT CENORTV to change into another form [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s<br />
4945 COOLIES‐ CEILOOS COOLIE, an Oriental laborer [n] */*<br />
1279 COONTIE CEINOOT a tropical plant [n ‐S] */s<br />
4998 COOTERS‐ CEOORST COOTER, a turtle [n] s/*<br />
2656 COOTIES‐ CEIOOST COOTIE, a body louse [n] */*<br />
4895 COPIERS‐ CEIOPRS COPIER, one that copies (to imitate (to behave in the same way as)) [n] */*<br />
4464 CORANTO ACNOORT courante (an old, lively dance) [n ‐TOS or ‐TOES] */s<br />
4856 CORBEIL BCEILOR a sculptured fruit basket [n ‐S] */s<br />
4858 CORBIES‐ BCEIORS CORBY, corbie (a raven or crow) [n] */*<br />
4311 CORBINA ABCINOR a food and game fish [n ‐S] */s<br />
2798 CORDAGE ACDEGOR the amount of wood in an area [n ‐S] */s<br />
840 CORDATE ACDEORT heart‐shaped [adj] */*<br />
3188 CORDIAL ACDILOR a liqueur (a sweetened alcoholic beverage) [n ‐S] */s<br />
903 CORDITE CDEIORT an explosive powder [n ‐S] */s<br />
1359 COREIGN CEGINOR a joint reign [n ‐S] */s<br />
1238 COREMIA ACEIMOR COREMIUM, an organ of certain fungi [n] */*<br />
842 CORNEAL‐ ACELNOR CORNEA, a part of the eye [adj] */*<br />
847 CORNEAS‐ ACENORS CORNEA, a part of the eye [n] */*<br />
3680 CORNELS‐ CELNORS CORNEL, a hardwood tree or shrub [n] */*<br />
1967 CORNETS‐ CENORST CORNET, a trumpetlike instrument [n] */*<br />
2469 CORNIER CEINORR CORNY, trite (used so often as to be made commonplace) [adj] */*<br />
1968 CORNUTE CENORTU horn‐shaped [adj] */d<br />
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