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Nacogdoches Scrabble Club www.oldtownscrabble.com (property of BPM Consulting LLC) Top 5000 7s by Probability (Sorted Alphabetically) 3285 RIOTOUS IOORSTU characterized by rioting [adj] */* 2161 RIPENED DEEINPR RIPEN, to become ripe (fully developed) [v] */* 4718 RIPENER EEINPRR one that ripens (to become ripe (fully developed)) [n ‐S] */s 1082 RIPIENO EIINOPR tutti (a musical passage performed by all the performers) [n ‐NI or ‐NOS] */s 963 RIPOSTE‐ EIOPRST to make a return thrust in fencing [v ‐POSTED, ‐POSTING, ‐POSTES] */ds 3473 RIPTIDE DEIIPRT a tide that opposes other tides [n ‐S] */s 3423 RISSOLE EILORSS a small roll filled with meat or fish [n ‐S] */s 4386 RITARDS‐ ADIRRST RITARD, a musical passage with a gradual slackening in tempo [n] */* 1781 RITUALS‐ AILRSTU RITUAL, a system of rites [n] */* 2447 RIVAGES‐ AEGIRSV RIVAGE, a coast, shore, or bank [n] */* 1437 RIVALED ADEILRV RIVAL, to strive to equal or surpass [v] */* 2166 RIVETED DEEIRTV RIVET, to fasten with a type of metal bolt [v] */* 4722 RIVETER EEIRRTV one that rivets (to fasten with a type of metal bolt) [n ‐S] */s 4280 RIVIERA AEIIRRV a coastal resort area [n ‐S] */s 3157 RIVULET EILRTUV a small stream [n ‐S] */s 4799 ROACHED ACDEHOR ROACH, to cause to arch [v] b/* 4812 ROACHES ACEHORS ROACH, to cause to arch [v] b/* 979 ROADEOS‐ ADEOORS ROADEO, a competition for truck drivers [n] */* 33 ROADIES‐ ADEIORS ROADIE, a person who works for traveling entertainers [n] */* 4422 ROAMERS‐ AEMORRS ROAMER, one that roams (to move about without purpose or plan) [n] */* 2555 ROAMING AGIMNOR ROAM, to move about without purpose or plan [v] */* 2356 ‐ROARING AGINORR a loud, deep sound [n ‐S] */s 147 ROASTED ADEORST ROAST, to cook with dry heat [v] */* 742 ROASTER AEORRST one that roasts (to cook with dry heat) [n ‐S] */s 499 RODENTS‐ DENORST RODENT, a gnawing mammal [n] */* 4085 RODLIKE DEIKLOR resembling a rod [adj] */* 3710 RODSMEN DEMNORS RODSMAN, rodman (a surveyor's assistant) [n] */* 2025 ‐ROILIER EIILORR ROILY, muddy (covered or filled with mud) [adj] */* 4057 ‐ROILING GIILNOR ROIL, to make muddy (covered or filled with mud) [v] b/* 757 ROISTER EIORRST to revel (to engage in revelry (noisy merrymaking)) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 71 ROMAINE AEIMNOR a variety of lettuce [n ‐S] */s 2607 ROMANCE ACEMNOR to woo (to seek the affection of) [v ‐MANCED, ‐MANCING, ‐MANCES] */drs 3263 ROMAUNT AMNORTU a long, medieval narrative [n ‐S] */s 145 RONDEAU ADENORU a short poem of fixed form [n ‐DEAUX] */x 1256 RONDELS‐ DELNORS RONDEL, a rondeau of 14 lines [n] */* 3333 RONDURE DENORRU a circle or sphere [n ‐S] */s 3337 RONNELS‐ ELNNORS RONNEL, an insecticide [n] */* 2673 RONTGEN EGNNORT roentgen (a unit of radiation dosage) [n ‐S] */s 2663 ROOFIES‐ EFIOORS ROOFIE, a tablet of a powerful sedative [n] */* 2671 ROOMIES‐ EIMOORS ROOMIE, a roommate (one with whom a room is shared) [n] */t 4776 ROOSING GINOORS ROOSE, to praise (to express approval or admiration of) [v] */* 2034 ROOSTED DEOORST ROOST, to settle down for rest or sleep [v] */* 4661 ROOSTER EOORRST a male chicken [n ‐S] */s 695 ROOTAGE AEGOORT a system of roots [n ‐S] */s 4662 ROOTERS‐ EOORRST ROOTER, one that gives encouragement or support [n] */* 1207 ROOTIER EIOORRT ROOTY, full of roots [adj] */* 2598 ROOTING GINOORT ROOT, to put forth a root (an underground portion of a plant) [v] */* 2030 ROOTLED‐ DELOORT ROOTLE, to dig in the ground as with the snout [v] */* 2039 ROOTLES‐ ELOORST ROOTLE, to dig in the ground as with the snout [v] */s 4658 ROOTLET‐ ELOORTT a small root [n ‐S] */s 4786 ROPABLE ABELOPR ROPE, to bind with a rope (a thick line of twisted fibers) [adj] */* 964 ROPIEST EIOPRST ROPEY, ropy (resembling a rope or ropes) [adj] */* 2243 ROSACEA AACEORS a chronic inflammation of parts of the face [n ‐S] */s 3275 ROSARIA AAIORRS ROSARIUM, a rose garden [n] */n 65 ROSEATE AEEORST rose‐colored [adj] */* 4798 ROSEBAY ABEORSY an evergreen shrub [n ‐BAYS] */s 4921 ROSEHIP EHIOPRS the aggregate fruit of the rose plant [n ‐S] */s 981 ROSEOLA AELOORS a rose‐colored skin rash [n ‐S] : ROSEOLAR [adj] */rs 2376 ROSETTE EEORSTT an ornament resembling a rose [n ‐S] */s Page 66 of 87 Compiled using Zyzzyva (http://zyzzyva.net)
Nacogdoches Scrabble Club www.oldtownscrabble.com (property of BPM Consulting LLC) Top 5000 7s by Probability (Sorted Alphabetically) 1740 ROSIEST EIORSST ROSY, rose‐colored [adj] p/* 165 ROSINED DEINORS ROSIN, to treat with rosin (a brittle resin) [v] */* 3282 ROSINOL ILNOORS rosin oil [n ‐S] */s 735 ROTATED‐ ADEORTT ROTATE, to turn about an axis [v] */* 743 ROTATES‐ AEORSTT ROTATE, to turn about an axis [v] */* 2473 ROTIFER EFIORRT a microscopic aquatic organism [n ‐S] */s 4363 ROTTING GINORTT ROT, to decompose [v] t/* 1147 ROTUNDA‐ ADNORTU a round building [n ‐S] */s 3418 ROUILLE EILLORU a peppery garlic sauce [n ‐S] */s 482 ROULADE ADELORU a musical embellishment [n ‐S] */s 3410 ROULEAU AELORUU a roll of coins wrapped in paper [n ‐LEAUX or ‐LEAUS] */sx 1257 ROUNDEL DELNORU a round figure or object [n ‐S] */s 3334 ROUNDER DENORRU a tool for rounding [n ‐S] g/s 4453 ROUPIER EIOPRRU ROUPY, hoarse (low and rough in sound) [adj] c/* 3512 ROUSING GINORSU ROUSE, to bring out of a state of sleep or inactivity [v] ag/* 1267 ‐ROUSTED DEORSTU ROUST, to arouse and drive out [v] */* 3347 ‐ROUSTER EORRSTU a wharf laborer and deckhand [n ‐S] */s 3348 ‐ROUTERS‐ EORRSTU ROUTER, a scooping tool [n] g/* 49 ROUTINE EINORTU a regular course of procedure [n ‐S] */s 1768 ‐ROUTING GINORTU ROUTE, to send on a particular course [v] g/* 4788 ROWABLE ABELORW ROW, to propel by means of oars [adj] g/* 4441 ROWDIER DEIORRW ROWDY, disorderly in behavior [adj] */* 1930 ROWDIES DEIORSW ROWDY, a rowdy person [n] c/t 4596 ROWELED DEELORW ROWEL, to prick with a spiked wheel in order to urge forward [v] t/* 1827 RUBEOLA ABELORU a virus disease [n ‐S] : RUBEOLAR [adj] */rs 3075 RUBIEST‐ BEIRSTU RUBY, of a deep‐red color [adj] */* 3271 RUCTION CINORTU a ruckus (a noisy disturbance) [n ‐S] */s 4964 RUDERAL ADELRRU a plant growing in poor land [n ‐S] */s 28 RUINATE AEINRTU to ruin (to destroy (to damage beyond repair or renewal)) [v ‐ATED, ‐ATING, ‐ATES] */ds 2733 RUINERS‐ EINRRSU RUINER, one that ruins (to destroy (to damage beyond repair or renewal)) [n] */* 1111 RULIEST EILRSTU RULY, orderly [adj] */* 4756 RUMINAL‐ AILMNRU RUMEN, a part of the stomach of a ruminant [adj] */* 4282 RUNDLES‐ DELNRSU RUNDLE, a rung (a crosspiece forming a step of a ladder) [n] t/* 2326 RUNDLET‐ DELNRTU a small barrel [n ‐S] */s 2329 RUNLETS‐ ELNRSTU RUNLET, a small stream [n] */* 1298 RUNTIER EINRRTU RUNTY, small (of limited size or quantity) [adj] */* 2734 RUSTIER EIRRSTU RUSTY, covered with rust [adj] ct/* 4284 RUSTLED‐ DELRSTU RUSTLE, to make a succession of slight, soft sounds [v] */* 1112 RUTILES‐ EILRSTU RUTILE, a mineral [n] */* 2405 SABEING ABEGINS SABE, to savvy (to understand) [v] */* 3835 SABERED ABDEERS SABER, to strike with a saber (a type of sword) [v] */* 437 SADIRON ADINORS a heavy flatiron [n ‐S] */s 1870 SAFROLE‐ AEFLORS a poisonous liquid [n ‐S] */s 4306 SAGIEST AEGISST SAGY, flavored with sage [adj] */* 2763 SAILERS‐ AEILRSS SAILER, a vessel that sails [n] */* 90 SAINTED ADEINST SAINT, to declare to be a saint (a person of exceptional holiness) [v] */* 4763 SAINTLY AILNSTY of or befitting a saint [adj ‐LIER, ‐LIEST] */* 106 SALIENT AEILNST the part of a fortification projecting closest to the enemy [n ‐S] */s 2759 ‐SALINES‐ AEILNSS SALINE, a salt solution [n] */* 2756 SALLIER AEILLRS one that sallies (to rush out suddenly) [n ‐S] */s 414 SALTERN‐ AELNRST a place where salt is produced [n ‐S] */s 113 SALTIER‐ AEILRST saltire (a heraldic design) [n ‐S] */s 2766 SALTIES‐ AEILSST SALTIE, a deep‐sea vessel sailing the Great Lakes [n] */t 107 SALTINE AEILNST a salted cracker [n ‐S] */s 2778 SALTING AGILNST land regularly flooded by tides [n ‐S] */s 114 SALTIRE AEILRST a heraldic design [n ‐S] */s 2274 SALUTED‐ ADELSTU SALUTE, to greet with a sign of welcome or respect [v] */* 1099 SALUTER‐ AELRSTU one that salutes (to greet with a sign of welcome or respect) [n ‐S] */s Page 67 of 87 Compiled using Zyzzyva (http://zyzzyva.net)
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