Vowel-consonant patterns: 10-letter words.

This is a sequel to Vowel-Consonant Patterns which covered V-C patterns in 7-, 8- and 9-letter words (Word Ways 2002249 and 2003038).

There are 1024 (2 (10)) different 10-letter V-C patterns, 512 beginning with a consonant consonant

Any speech sound characterized by an articulation in which a closure or narrowing of the vocal tract completely or partially blocks the flow of air; also, any letter or symbol representing such a sound. and 512 beginning with a vowel vowel

Speech sound in which air from the lungs passes through the mouth with minimal obstruction and without audible friction, like the i in fit. The word also refers to a letter representing such a sound (a, e, i, o, u, and sometimes y). . As previously, only solid words are accepted, and words with the letter Y are not admitted.

In the August 2000 issue of Word Ways (p236), Ross Ross , Sir Ronald 1857-1932.

British physician. He won a 1902 Nobel Prize for proving that malaria is transmitted to humans by the bite of the mosquito. Eckler looked in Webster's Second Edition for words with V-C patterns having no more than 2Cs or 2Vs in a row. There are 178 such patterns and Ross found words for 175 of these.

My search is not confined con·fine
v. con·fined, con·fin·ing, con·fines

v.tr.
1. To keep within bounds; restrict: Please confine your remarks to the issues at hand. See Synonyms at limit. to Webster's Second. In the lists which follow, a single example is given for each of the V-C patterns wherever possible. Ross's words are italicised. I have taken the liberty of replacing a few of his words (*) as follows: by a more common word; hyphenated hy·phen·at·ed
adj.
1. Having a hyphen: a hyphenated adjective.

2. Often Offensive Of or relating to naturalized citizens or their descendants or culture. words (e.g. OCEAN-GOING ocean-going
Adjective

(of a ship or boat) suited for travel on the open ocean

ocean-going adj → de alta mar

ocean-going adj → ) by non-hyphenated words; and words with a Y with Y-less words. In a few cases, I have replaced a plural PLURAL. A term used in grammar, which signifies more than one.
     2. Sometimes, however, it may be so expressed that it means only one, as, if a man were to devise to another all he was worth, if he, the testator, died without children, and he died leaving one , although the use of some plurals is inevitable. I found words (**) to fill Ross's 3 gaps. Unsurprisingly, in an exercise which runs the gamut See color gamut.

gamut - The gamut of a monitor is the set of colours it can display. There are some colours which can't be made up of a mixture of red, green and blue phosphor emissions and so can't be displayed by any monitor. of the 1024 10-letter V-C patterns, many of the words are obscure and the lists contain a substantial number of variant variant /var·i·ant/ (var´e-ant)
1. something that differs in some characteristic from the class to which it belongs.

2. exhibiting such variation.

var·i·ant
adj. forms and locations.

Some, or all, of the letters of a word may be underlined (or overlined), so identifying one (or two) special features. These may be palindromic pal·in·dro·mic
adj.
Relapsing; recurring. , tautonymic, Miami or ladder sequences of letters; groups composed of 5 different vowels; AEIOU AEIOU Any Easy Intimacy (book)
AEIOU Alles Erdreich Ist Österreich Untertan (Austria Is to Govern the World)
AEIOU Austriae Est Imperare Orbi Universo words; striking occurrences of one or more doubled letters; 5-letter bigrammatic groups; and 2 or more common letters at the beginning and end of a word. OKEECHOBEE O·kee·cho·bee , Lake

A lake of southeast Florida north of the Everglades. It is a link in the Okeechobee Waterway, or Cross-Florida Waterway, a water route from the Atlantic Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico. (vCvvCCvCvv) exhibits horizontal symmetry symmetry, generally speaking, a balance or correspondence between various parts of an object; the term symmetry is used both in the arts and in the sciences. .

Unreferenced, non-italicised words can be found in the Oxford English Dictionary Oxford English Dictionary

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Based in the UK, the Amateur Entomologists' Society was founded in 1935 as The Entomological Exchange and Correspondence Club , 1978; bt = Bloomsbury Bloomsbury

section of London where, in the first half of the 20th century, a group of artists and intellectuals frequently congregated. [Br. Culture: Benét, 115]

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Originally published in 1901 as Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary ; dbs = The Dictionary of the Biological Sciences by Peter Gray, 1967; dfpf = A Dictionary of the Flowering Plants plants which have stamens and pistils, and produce true seeds; phenogamous plants; - distinguished from flowerless plants.

See also: Flowering and Ferns Ferns can refer to:

the plural of fern, a pteridophyte plant that reproduces using spores rather than seeds.
Ferns, a small historic town in north County Wexford, Ireland.
Ferns Inquiry.

by J.C. Willis Wil·lis , Thomas 1621-1675.

English anatomist and physician known for his studies of the nervous system and the brain. He discovered the circle of Willis at the base of the brain. , C.U.P. 1966; hod = Handbook

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of American Indians American Indians: see Americas, antiquity and prehistory of the; Natives, Middle American; Natives, North American; Natives, South American. ed. by F.W. Hodge, 1907; lae = Longmans Illustrated Animal Encyclopedia, Guild guild

Association of craftsmen or merchants formed for mutual aid and for the advancement of their professional interests. Guilds flourished in Europe between the 11th and 16th century and were of two types: merchant guilds, including all the merchants of a particular town Publishing, 1984; node = The New Oxford Dictionary of English The Oxford Dictionary of English (formerly The New Oxford Dictionary of English, often abbreviated to NODE) is a single-volume English language dictionary first published in 1998 by the Oxford University Press. , 1998; nz = Nomenclator no·men·cla·tor
n.
One who assigns names, as in scientific classification.

[Latin nmencl Zoologicus; ospd = Official Scrabble Players Dictionary The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary or OSPD is a dictionary developed for use in the game Scrabble, by speakers of United States English. History
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American painter who was the chief organizer of the revolutionary Armory Show in 1913. , 1971 ; w2 = Webster's Second Edition.

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The Board was created in 1890; its present form derives from a law of 1947. : Alg = Algeria Algeria (ăljēr`ēə), Arab. Al Djazair, Fr. Algérie, officially People's Democratic Republic of Algeria, republic (2005 est. pop. ; Ang = Angola Angola (ăng-gō`lə), officially Republic of Angola (2005 est. pop. 11,191,000), including the exclave of Cabinda, 481,351 sq mi (1,246,700 sq km), SW Africa. ; Arg = Argentina Argentina (ärjəntē`nə, Span. ärhāntē`nä), officially Argentine Republic, republic (2005 est. pop. 39,538,000), 1,072,157 sq mi (2,776,889 sq km), S South America. : Aul AUL acute undifferentiated leukemia. = Australia Australia (ôstrāl`yə), smallest continent, between the Indian and Pacific oceans. With the island state of Tasmania to the south, the continent makes up the Commonwealth of Australia, a federal parliamentary state (2005 est. pop. ; Aus = Austria Austria (ô`strēə), Ger. Österreich [eastern march], officially Republic of Austria, federal republic (2005 est. pop. 8,185,000), 32,374 sq mi (83,849 sq km), central Europe. ; Aze = Azerbaijan Azerbaijan, country, Asia
Azerbaijan (ä'zərbījän`, ă'zər–), Azeri Azərbaycan, officially Republic of Azerbaijan, republic (2005 est. pop. 7,912,000), 33,428 sq mi (86,579 sq km), in Transcaucasia. ; Ban = Bangladesh Bangladesh (bäng-lädĕsh`, băng–) [Bengali,=Bengal nation], officially People's Republic of Bangladesh, republic (2005 est. pop. 144,320,000), 55,126 sq mi (142,776 sq km), S Asia. ; Bel = Belgium Belgium (bĕl`jəm), Du. België, Fr. La Belgique, officially Kingdom of Belgium, constitutional kingdom (2005 est. pop. 10,364,000), 11,781 sq mi (30,513 sq km), NW Europe. : Ben = Benin Benin, country, Africa
Benin (bĕnēn`), officially Republic of Benin, republic (2005 est. pop. 7,460,000), 43,483 sq mi (112,622 sq km), W Africa, bordering on Togo in the west, on Burkina Faso and Niger in the north, on Nigeria in ; Bol = Bolivia Bolivia (bōlĭv`ēə, Span. bōlē`vyä), officially Republic of Bolivia, republic (2005 est. pop. 8,858,000), 424,162 sq mi (1,098,581 sq km), W South America. ; B-H = Bosnia-Herzegovina; Bra = Brazil Brazil (brəzĭl`), Port. Brasil, officially Federative Republic of Brazil, republic (2005 est. pop. 186,113,000), 3,286,470 sq mi (8,511,965 sq km), E South America. ; Bul = Bulgaria Bulgaria (bŭlgâr`ēə), Bulgarian Balgarija, officially Republic of Bulgaria, republic (2005 est. pop. 7,450,000), 42,823 sq mi (110,912 sq km), SE Europe, on the E Balkan Peninsula. ; BF = Burkina Faso Burkina Faso (burkē`nə fä`sō), republic (2005 est. pop. 13,925,000), 105,869 sq mi (274,200 sq km), W Africa. It borders on Mali in the west and north, on Niger in the northeast, on Benin in the southeast, and on Togo, Ghana, and ; Bur = Burma Burma: see Myanmar. ; Cha = Chad Chad (chăd, chäd), Fr. Tchad, officially Republic of Chad, republic (2005 est. pop. 9,826,000), 495,752 sq mi (1,284,000 sq km), N central Africa. ; Chi = China; Con = Congo Congo, river, Africa
Congo (kŏng`gō) or Zaïre (zī`ēr, zäēr`), great river of equatorial Africa, c. ; Cze = Czechoslovakia; Dji = Djibouti; ET = East Yimor; Fin = Finland; Fra = France; FG = French Guiana French Guiana (gēăn`ə, –än`–), Fr. La Guyane française, officially Department of Guiana, French overseas department (2005 est. pop. ; FP -- French Polynesia French Polynesia, officially Territory of French Polynesia, internally self-governing overseas country (2002 pop. 245,516) of France, consisting of 118 islands in the South Pacific. The capital is Papeete, on Tahiti. ; Gab = Gabon; Get = Germany; Grc = Greece; Gre = Greenland; Gun = Guinea Guinea, archaic term for Africa's west coast
Guinea (gĭn`ē), an archaic term for the west coast of Africa. In its widest sense it has been applied to the region from Angola to Senegal. ; Ino = Indonesia; IC = Ivory Coast Ivory Coast: see Côte d'Ivoire. ; Leb = Lebanon; Lit = Lithuania; Mal = Mali; Man = Mauritania; Mog = Mongolia; Mor = Morocco Morocco, country, Africa
Morocco (mərŏk`ō), officially Kingdom of Morocco, kingdom (2005 est. pop. 32,726,000), 171,834 sq mi (445,050 sq km), NW Africa. ; Moz = Mozambique; Nam = Namibia; Net = Netherlands; NZ = New Zealand New Zealand (zē`lənd), island country (2005 est. pop. 4,035,000), 104,454 sq mi (270,534 sq km), in the S Pacific Ocean, over 1,000 mi (1,600 km) SE of Australia. The capital is Wellington; the largest city and leading port is Auckland. ; Nig = Niger; Nor = Norway; Pal = Palau; PN = Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea (păp`

ə, –y ; Per = Peru; Por = Portugal Rom Rom
or Gypsy plural Roma

Any member of a people originating in northern India but now living worldwide, principally in Europe. Most speak Romany in addition to the local language. = Romania; Rus = Russia; Sco = Scotland; SL = Sierra Leone Sierra Leone (sēĕr`ə lēō`nē, lēōn`; sēr`ə lēōn), officially Republic of Sierra Leone, republic (2005 est. pop. 6,018,000), 27,699 sq mi (71,740 sq km), W Africa. ; SA = South Africa South Africa, Afrikaans Suid-Afrika, officially Republic of South Africa, republic (2005 est. pop. 44,344,000), 471,442 sq mi (1,221,037 sq km), S Africa. ; SK = South Korea; Swe = Sweden; Syr = Syria; Tog = Togo; Ukr = Ukraine; UK = United Kingdom; US = United States United States, officially United States of America, republic (2005 est. pop. 295,734,000), 3,539,227 sq mi (9,166,598 sq km), North America. The United States is the world's third largest country in population and the fourth largest country in area. ; Van = Vanuatu; Ven = Venezuela; Wal = Wales Wales, Welsh Cymru, western peninsula and political division (principality) of Great Britain (1991 pop. 2,798,200), 8,016 sq mi (20,761 sq km), west of England; politically united with England since 1536. The capital is Cardiff.

CCCCCCCCCC
CCCCCCCCvv
CCCCCCCvvC
CCCCCCvCCv     MWMSCHANCE
CCCCCCvvCC
CCCCCCvvvv
CCCCCvCCvC     SLWTTISNES
CCCCCvCvCv     SKRDLOVICE (Cze)
CCCCCvvCCC     SLWTHOUNDS
CCCCCvvCvv
CCCCCvvvvC
CCCCvCCCCv     TSCHESCHMA (Bul)
CCCCvCCvCC     SCHNITZELS
CCCCvCCvvv
CCCCvCvCvC     PHTHISICAL
CCCCvCvvCv     PHTHALEINE (pull)
CCCCvvCCCC     SCHWOITSCH (Get)
CCCCvvCCvv     TCHKOUNGOU (Ben)
CCCCvvCvvC     TRZCIENIEC (Pol)
CCCCvvvCCv     SCHNEEALPE (Aus)
CCCCvvvvCC
CCCCvvvvvv
CCCvCCCCvC     STRENGTHEN
CCCvCCCvCv     SCREWDRIVE
CCCvCCvCCC     STRIPLIGHT
CCCvCCvCvv     SPHAGNIDAE
CCCvCCvvvC     STRUTHIOUS
CCCvCvCCCv     SCHEMOZZLE
CCCvCvCvCC     CHLOROFORM
CCCvCvCvvv     DHRAMESIOI (Grc)
CCCvCvvCvC     SCLEROIDAL
CCCvCvvvCv     MCHEROUANE (Mor)
CCCvvCCCCC     STREINGTHS
CCCvvCCCvv     BKHOUCHTAI (Leb)
CCCvvCCvvC     THROUGHOUT
CCCvvCvCCv     SPREADABLE
CCCvvCvvCC     STREAKIEST
CCCvvCvvvv     SCHIOPOAIA (Rom)
CCCvvvCCvC     STRAOILLIM
CCCvvvCvCv     SCHEAUWARE
CCCvvvvCCC
CCCvvvvCvv
CCCvvvvvvC
cccccccccv     WPPWRMWSTE
cccccccvcC
CCCCCCCvvv
CCCCCCvCvC     CHRZCZONOW (Pol)
CCCCCCvvCv
CCCCCvCCCC     GSCHWENDTS (Aus)
CCCCCvCCvv
CCCCCvCvvC     DZRCHIMIIN (Mog)
CCCCCvvCCv
CCCCCvvvCC
CCCCCvvv
CCCCvCCCvC     SCHNORCHEL
CCCCvCCvCv     SCHROPHULA
CCCCvCvCCC     SCHLEMIHLS
CCCCvCvCvv     PSTROKONIE (Pol)
CCCCvCvvvC
CCCCvvCCCv     SCHLAUNDRE
CCCCvvCvCC     SCHMOOSING
CCCCvvCvvv     SCHMIEDEAU (Ger)
CCCCvvCvC      NTSHAAUTIN (hod)
CCCCvvvvCv
CCCvCCCCCC     STRANGHTHS
CCCvCCCCvv     TSZECHZHOU (Chi)
CCCvCCCvvC     SPLOTCHIER
CCCvCCvCCv     SPLITTABLE
CCCvCCvvCC     THRIFTIEST
CCCvCCvvvv     TCHAKKAOUA (Nig)
CCCvCvCCvC     CHRONICLER
CCCvCvCvCv     SCRUTINISE
CCCvCvvCCC     SCHOLIASTS
CCCvCvvCvv     SCHIZOIDEA
CCCvCvvvvC
CCCvvCCCCv     SCHOORSCHE (Bel)
CCCvvCCvCC     SCREECHING
CCCvvCCvvv     STRUISBAAI (SA)
CCCvvCvCvC     THREATENED
CCCvCvCv       THREOTIENE (ch)
CCCvvvCCCC
CCCvvvCCvv     SCRIOASTEA (Rom)
CCCvvvCvvC     SCLAUONIAN
CCCvvvvCCv     JGJAOAIVVE (Nor)
CCCvvvvvCC
CCCvvvvvvv
CCCCCCCCvC
CCCCCCCvCv     DRSCHTKOWA (Cze)
CCCCCCvCCC     STRWMMILLS
CCCCCCvCvv
CCCCCCvvvC
CCCCCvCCCv     VRTLJANSKA (B-H)
CCCCCvCvCC     TSHCHENETS (Ukr)
CCCCCvCvvv
CCCCCvCvC      TSCHRIETES (Aus)
CCCCCvvvCv
CCCCvCCCCC     TSCHIRTSCH (Aus)
CCCCvCCCvv     MCCLATCHIE (NZ)
CCCCvCCvvC     SCHMALZIER (node)
CCCCvCvCCv     TSCHUGAZZI (hod)
CCCCvCvvCC     PHTHALEINS
CCCCvCvvvv
CCCCwCCvC      VNCTUOSNES
CCCCvvCvCv     SCHREUHEDE
CCCCvvvCCC
CCCCvvvCvv
CCCCvvvvvC
CCCvCCCCCv     STRENNCTHE
CCCvCCCvCC     STRADDLING
CCCvCCCvvv     STRATHDUIE (UK)
CCCvCCvCvC     PHLEGMATIC
CCCvCCvvCv     STRIPTEASE
CCCvCvCCCC     SCHOLARCHS
CCCvCvCCvv     PHRENALGIA
CCCvCvCvvC     SCRUTINEER
CCCvCvvCCv     SPLICEABLE
CCCvCvvvCC     STRIKEOUTS
CCCvCvvvvv     CHLIHAOUIA (Mor)
CCCvvCCCvC     STRAIGHTEN
CCCvvCCvCv     THREADBARE
CCCvvCvCCC     SCREENINGS
CCCvvCvCvv     SCHOUTENIA (nz)
CCCvvCvvvC     STRIEGAUER (Pol)
CCCvvvCCCv     TCHIOUTCHO (Cha)
cCCvvvcvcc     STRIAEFORM
CCCvvvCvCC     SKLIAUCIAI (Lit)
CCCvvvvCvC
CCCvvvvvCv     TCHIOUAINE (Mal)
CCvCCCCCCC     LLANWRTHWL (Wal)
CCvCCCCCCv     BRITZSCHKA
CCvCCCCvCC     BRIGHTNESS
CCvCCCCvvv     BRANDDRAAI (SA)
CCVCCCvCvC     PROSTHESIS
CCvCCCvvCv     BRONCHIOLI
CCvCCvCCCC     SPOTLIGHTS
CCvCCvCCvv     CHIMPANZEE*
CCvCCvCvvC     TRANSITION
CCvCCvvCCv     PRESCIENCE
CCvCCvvvCC     SHAMPOOING
CCvCCvvvvv     DJERBOUAIE (Syr)
CCvCvCCCvC     STOMACHFUL
CCvCvCCvCv     PREDISPOSE
CCvCvCvCCC     PROTOMORPH
CCvCvCvCvv     TRA VELOGUE
CCvCvCvvvC     PRECOCIOUS
CCvCvvCCCv     THOROUGHTE
CCvCvvCvCC     PLAGIARIST*
CCvCvvCvvv     PROTEACEAE
CCvCvvvCvC     TROPAEOLUM
CCvCvvvvCv     PLESEIOARA (Rom)
CCvvCCCCCC
CCvvCCCCvv     ZWAARTVLEI (SA)
CCvvCCCvvC     BROADSHEET
CCvvCCvCCv     SQUASHABLE*
CCvvCCvvCC     BLOODHOUND
CCvvCCvvvv     CHAACHOUAA (Leb)
CCvvCvCCvC     FREEHOLDER
CCvvCvCvCv     CHEESECAKE
CCvvCvvCCC     SQUIREARCH
CCvvCvvCvv     CHAUTAU QUA
CCvvCvvvvC     DRIEGAAIEN (Bel)
CCvvvCCCCv     HSIAOKHCHO (Chi)
CCvvvCCvCC     SQUOOCHING (ospd
CCvvvCCvvv     TREUILLEAU (Fra)
CCvvvCvCvC     RHOEADALES (ch)
CCvvvCvvCv     PRAEACUATE
CCvvvvCCCC
CCvvvvCCvv     DRAAOUCHIA (Alg)
CCvvvvCvvC     TRAUEILOUS
CCvvvvvCCv     BROUAOUKRO (IC)
CCvvvvvvCC
CCvvvvvvvvv
CCvCCCCCvC     THUMBSCREW
CCvCCCCvCv     GRINDSTONE
CCvCCCvCCC     SHIPWRIGHT
CCvCCCvCvv     FRANCHISEE (ch)
CCvCCCvvvC     SHANGHAIER
CCvCCvCCCv     SKIDDADDLE
CCvCCvCvCC     SMATTERING
CCvCCvCvvv     CHORDACEAE
CCvCCvvCvC     FRACTIONAL*
CCvCCvvvCv     TROCHEEIZE
CCvCvCCCCC     GLEBITZSCH (Ger)
CCvCvCCCvv     RHINORRHEA (st)
CCvCvCCvvC     PRODUCTION
CCvCvCvCCv     CHARITABLE*
CCvCvCvvCC     WRAPAROUND*
CCvCvCvvvv     PHANOPOEIA
CCvCvvCCvC     FREQUENTER
CCvCvvCvCv     GLAMOURIZE
CCvCvvvCCC
CCvCvvvCvv     DROMAIIDAE (lae)
CCvCvvvvvC
CCvvCCCCCv     TREITSCHKE
CCvvCCCvCC     TRIUMPHANT
CCvvCCCvvv     STEARRHOEA
CCvvCCvCvC     BREAKWATER
CCvvCCvvCv     GREENHOUSE
CCvvCvCCCC     THOUSANDTH
ccvvcvCCvv     PLEURALGIA*
CCvvCvCvvC     TREASONOUS
CCvvCvvCCv     CHOOSEABLE*
CCvvCvvvCC     SKOURIOURS
CCvvCvvvvv
CCvvvCCCvC     SLAUISHNES
CCvvvCCvCv     TRUAUNDISE
CCvvvCvCCC     SQUEALINGS
CCvvvCvCvv     SLAUONIQUE
CCvvvCvvvC     TROOECIOUS
CCvvvvCCCv
ccvvvvCvCC     CHAOUANONG (hod)
CCvvvvCvvv     CHAOUANOUA (hod)
CCvvvvvCvC
CCvvvvvvCv     DHOUIOUIDI (Alg)
CvCCCCCCCC     BARSCHTSCH (PN)
CCvCCCCCvv     SCOTCHFREE
CCvCCCCvvC     KNIGHTHOOD
CCvCCCvCCv     CHINCHILLA
CCvCCCvvCC     BLACKBOARD
CCvCCCvvvv     CHENGKOUIA (nz)
CCvCCvCCvC     THEMSELVES
CCvCCvCvCv     PRESSURIZE*
CCvCCvvCCC     THIRTEENTH
CCvCCvvCvv     CRUSTOIDEA*
CCvCCvvvvC     PLENTIUOUS
CCvCvCCCCv     TRIMENSTRE
CCvCvCCvCC     PROTESTANT
CCvCvCCvvv     FRICANDEAU
CCvCvCvCvC     PH ENO M ENO N
CCvCvCvvCv     PREDECEASE*
CCvCvvCCCC     CHILIARCHS
CCvCvvCCvv     STATUESQUE
CCvCvvCvvC     GRATUITOUS
CCvCvvvCCv     PLEBEIANCE
CCvCvvvvCC     PLATEAUING
CCvCvvvvvv
CCvvCCCCvC     FRIENDSHIP
CCvvCCCvCv     SWEEPSTAKE
CCvvCCvCCC     CLOUDBURST (ch)
CCvvCCvCvv     CREOPHAGIA
CCvvCCvvvC     SPOUNGEOUS
CCvvCvCCCv     BLUEBOTTLE
CCvvCvCvCC     GREEDINESS
CCvvCvCvvv     CNEORACEAE (w2)
CCvvCvvCvC     FREEBOOTER
CCvvCvvvCv     CHAIQIAOZI (Chi)
CCvvvCCCCC
CCvvvCCCvv     SLAUISHLIE
CCvvvCCvvC     PROAUCTION (w2)
CCvvvCvCCv     SQUEEZABLE
CCvvvCvvCC     SQUEAKIEST
CCvvvCvvvv
CCvvvvCCvC     CHAOUACHAS (hod)
CCvvvvCvCv     RHOUEIBINE (Man)
CCvvvvvCCC
CCvvvvvCvv
CCvvvvvvvC
CvCCCCCCCv     RUMPSTSCHE (Bel)
CvCCCCCCvC     LENGTHSMAN
CvCCCCCvCv     LENGTHWISE
CvCCCCvCCC     PITTSBURGH
CvCCCCvCvv     DIPHTHERIA
CvCCCCvvvC     MENSTRUOUS
CvCCCvCCCv     RAMSHACKLE
CvCCCvCvCC     BATTLEMENT
CvCCCvCvvv     DAPHNACEAE (dfpf)
CvCCCvvCvC     FUNCTIONAL
CvCCCvvvCv     TURKQUOISE
CvCCvCCCCC     FORLENGTHS
CvCCvCCCvv     HEPTANDRIA
CvCCvCCvvC     DISCUSSION
CvCCvCvCCv     DIFFERENCE
CvCCvCvvCC     CONVENIENT*
CvCCvCvvvv     PATHOPOEIA
CvCCvvCCvC     LINGUISTIC
CvCCvvCvCv     DISCOURAGE*
CvCCvvvCCC     TATTOOISTS
CvCCvvvCvv     NOCTUOIDEA (dbs)
CvCCvvvvvC     JUSSIEUEAN
CvCvCCCCCv     RENISCHCHE
CvCvCCCvCC     BEWITCHING
CvCvCCCvvv     CACOCHROIA
CvCvCCvCvC     DEMOCRATIC
CvCvCCvvCv     REPATRIATE*
CvCvCvCCCC     WAVELENGTH
CvCvCvCCvv     CALIFORNIA
CvCvCvCvvC     POPULATION
CvCvCvvCCv     COMEDIENNE*
CvCvCvvvCC     REFEREEING
CvCvCvvvvv     NOKOROUAIE (Van)
CvCvvCCCvC     RESEARCH ER
CvCvvCCvCv     CAMOUFLAGE*
CvCvvCvCCC     CELEOMORPH (w2)
CvCvvCvCvv     BIJOUTERIE
CvCvvCvvvC     LOQUACIOUS
CvCvvvCCCv     SERIAUNTTE
CvCvvvCvCC     HOMOEOPATH
CvCvvvCvvv     PALAEOGAEA (w2)
CvCvvvvCvC     HOMOEOIDAL
CvCvvvvvCv     ZELAOUIENE (Mor)
CvvCCCCCCC
CvCCCCCCvv     SAMTSCHHAU (Chi)
CvCCCCCvvC     WINDSCREEN
CvCCCCvCCv     TOLLBRIDGE (ch)
CvCCCCvvCC     BACKGROUND
CvCCCCvvvv     LINKSPAAIE (SA)
CvCCCvCCvC     CONFRONTED
CvCCCvCvCv     MEDDLESOME
CvCCCvvCCC     DISTRAUGHT
CvCCCvvCvv     COMPLAINEE
CvCCCvvvvC     FENGDOUIAS (nz)
CvCCvCCCCv     JINRICKSHA
CvCCvCCvCC     FORBIDDING
CvCCvCCvvv     MUSTACHIOE
CvCCvCvCvC     PARTICULAR
CvCCvCvvCv     COLLOQUIZE*
CvCCvvCCCC     SIXTEENTHS
CvCCvvCCvv     CARDIALGIA
CvCCvvCvvC     RECREATION
CvCCvvvCCv     SILHOUETTE
CvCCvvvvCC     WATTEAUISH
CvCCvvvvvv     NANCUAIAIA (Moz)
CvCvCCCCvC     DELIGHTFUL
CvCvCCCvCv     HEMISPHERE
CvCvCCvCCC     WATERTIGHT
CvCvCCvCvv     LOGOPHOBIA*
CvCvCCvvvC     TUMULTUOUS
CvCvCvCCCv     PERIWINKLE
CvCvCvCvCC     MANAGEMENT
CvCvCvCvvv     BETULACEAE (dfpf)
CvCvCvvCvC     VQCA TIQNAL
CvCvCvvvCv     DELIQUIATE
CvCvvCCCCC     SOQUACHJCK (hod)
CvCvvCCCvv     SEQUESTREE
CvCvvCCvvC     SEQUENTIAL*
CvCvvCvCCv     BELIEVABLE
CvCvvCvvCC     REROUTEING*
CvCvvCvvvv     SATOURIOUA (hod)
CvCvvvCCvC     BUREAUCRAT
CvCvvvCvCv     PALAEOCENE
CvCvvvvCCC     SERIEAUNTS
CvCvvvvCvv     HOMOIOUSIA (w2)
CvCvvvvvvC     PAMAUUAIOC (hod)
CvvCCCCCCv     HAECHTSCHE (Bel)
CvCCCCCvCC     NIGHTDRESS (ch)
CvCCCCCvvv     PACHSDRAAI (SA)
CvCCCCvCvC     COCKCHAFER
CvCCCCvvCv     LIGHTHOUSE
CvCCCvCCCC     HUNDREDTHS
CvCCCvCCvv     DISCHARGEE
CvCCCvCvvC     COMPLEXION
CvCCCvvCCv     CONSCIENCE
CvCCCvvvCC     CONGREEING
CvCCCvvvvv     MANNJEOUIE (Syr)
CvCCvCCCvC     CENSORSHIP
CvCCvCCvCv     PERCENTAGE
CvCCvCvCCC     HENCEFORTH
CvCCvCvCvv     HULLABALOO*
CvCCvCvvvC     SUSPICIOUS
CvCCvvCCCv     CINQUANGLE
CvCCvvCvCC     RESTAURANT
CvCCvvCvvv     CASSIOPEIA
CvCCvvvCvC     DISQUIETED
CvCCvvvvCv     RANDEUOUCE
CvCvCCCCCC     KANASHCHBL (Rus)
CvCvCCCCvv     RECONSTRUE
CvCvCCCvvC     DISASTROUS
CvCvCCvCCv     RESISTANCE
CvCvCCvvCC     BILINGUIST
CvCvCCvvvv     MIKISSIOUA (hod)
CvCvCvCCvC     BENEFACTOR
CvCvCvCvCv     LITERATURE
CvCvCvvCCC     NINETEENTH
CvCvCvvCvv     TOXANAEMIA*
CvCvCvvvvC     SUBAQUEOUS
CvCvvCCCCv     PIKIILTTHE (hod)
CvCvvCCvCC     BESEECHING
CvCvvCCvvv     BIGUARREAU
CvCvvCvCvC     LIQUIDATOR*
CvCvvCvvCv     LEGIONAIRE*
CvCvvvCCCC
CvCvvvCCvv     SITIEIRGIA (st)
CvCvvvCvvC     PALAEOZOIC
CvCvvvvCCv     VENIEAUNCE
CvCvvvvvCC     DECEIUOURS
CvCvvvvvvv
CvvCCCCCvC     BOULTSPRET
CvvCCCCCvv     GEOKTSCHAI (Aze)
CvvCCCCvvC     SOUNDPROOF
CvvCCCvCCv     QUENCHABLE
CvvCCCvvCC     NAUGHTIEST
CvvCCCvvvv     HOOTCHOOEE (hod)
CvvCCvCCvC     BIOGRAPHER*
CvvCCvCvCv     GUILLOTINE*
CvvCCvvCCC     FOURTEENTH
CvvCCvvCvv     COUSCOUS OU
CvvCCvvvvC     ZOOGLOEOID (ch)
CvvCvCCCCv     VAIGATTBRE (Nor)
CvvCvCCvCC     COALESCING*
CvvCvCCvvv     TOURANGEAU
CvvCvCvCvC     BIOLOGICAL
CvvCvCvvCv     REINITIATE*
CvvCvvCCCC     FAUBOURGHS
CvvCvvCCvv     COELIALGIA
CvvCvvCvvC     COENOECIUM
CvvCvvvCCv     LIEGEAUNCE
CvvCvvvvCC     QUENIAUITL (hod)
CvvCvvvvvv     GUEROUAOUI (Mor)
CvvvCCCCvC     QAUITSCHIN (hod)
CvvvCCCvCv     QUAINTLIKE
CvvvCCvCCC     QUEENRIGHT
CvvvCCvCvv     JOUANNETIA (tf)
CvvvCCvvvC     BIOUSTIOUS
CvvvCvCCCv     KEOAGACHHI (Ban)
CvvvCvCvCC     LIEUTENANT
CvvvCvCvvv     NAIADACEAE (w2)
CvvvCvvCvC     LOUISIANAN (w2)
CvvvCvvvCv     KOUAKOUABO (Tog)
CvvvvCCCCC
CvvvvCCCvv     LAOUACHRIA (Alg)
CvvvvCCvvC     COUUARDEIS
CvvvvCvCCv     SOUUIRANCE (man)
CvvvvCvvCC     NIUOETIANS (hod)
CvvvvCvvvv     SOUAIGOUIA (Man)
CvvvvvCCvC     MOOIUITSIG (SA)
CvvvvvCvCv     ZOUAOUJENE (Mor)
CvvvvvvCCC
CvvvvvvCvv     BOEIOEALOE (Arg)
CvvvvvvvvC
CvvCCCCvCC     HEADSTRONG
CvvCCCCvvv     PAALKSNIAI (Lit)
CvvCCCvCvC     HEIGHTENED
CvvCCCvvCv     MOUTHPIECE
CvvCCvCCCC     FOOTLIGHTS
CvvCCvCCvv     POINSETTIA
CvvCCvCvvC     FOUNDATION
CvvCCvvCCv     PIERCEABLE*
CvvCCvvvCC     REACQUAINT
CvvCCvvvvv     GUEBLAOUIA (Alg)
CvvCvCCCvC     READERSHIP
CvvCvCCvCv     PIANISSIMO
CvvCvCvCCC     COELACANTH
CvvCvCvCvv     COELICOLAE
CvvCvCvvvC     COURAGEOUS
CvvCvvCCCv     HUAHUANTLI (bt)
CvvCvvCvCC     BEEKEEPING
CvvCvvCvvv     COUROUCOUI
CvvCvvvCvC     BIOPOIESIS
CvvCvvvvCv     BAATIIOICO (FP)
CvvvCCCCCC
CvvvCCCCvv     GOUANGDZIE (Con)
CvvvCCCvvC     QUAINTLIER
CvvvCCvCCv     QUIESCENCE
CvvvCCvvCC     QUEENLIEST
CvvvCCvvvv     DIOUMBOUIA (Gun)
CvvvCvCCvC     QUIETISTIC
CvvvCvCvCv     LOUERADENE
CvvvCvvCCC     SOUEREIGNS
CvvvCvvCvv     PAEONIACEA
CvvvCvvvvC     BEAUTEUOUS
CvvvvCCCCv     BAOUARDCHE (Leb)
CvvvvCCvCC     PAUEILLONS
CvvvvCCvvv     JIAOERQIAO (Chi)
CvvvvCvCvC     MAIEUTICAL
CvvvvCvvCv     BAIOUGOULA (hod)
CvvvvvCCCC
CvvvvvCCvv     LAAOUAMRIA (Alg)
CvvvvvCvvC     PEAOUARIAS (hod)
CvvvvvvCCv
CvvvvvvvCC     TIOUOOUORT (Ang)
Cvvvvvvvvv     CAUAIAUAIA (Ang)
CvvCCCCvCv     TOUCHSTONE
CvvCCCvCCC     WAINWRIGHT
CvvCCCvCvv     LEISHMANIA
CvvCCCvvvC     DIARRHOEAL
CvvCCvCCCv     QUADRANGLE
CvvCCvCvCC     BIOCHEMIST
CvvCCvCvvv     NEISSERIAE (st)
CvvCCvvCvC     MAIN T AIN ED
CvvCCvvvCv     BOURGEOISE
CvvCvCCCCC     RIEDIJKSCH (Net)
CvvCvCCCvv     ZOODENDRIA (w2)
CvvCvCCvvC     GUARANTEED*
CvvCvCvCCv     REASONABLE
CvvCvCvvCC     DIALOGUING*
CvvCvCvvvv     QUIRIQUIAI (Bol)
CvvCvvCCvC     BAILIESHIP
CvvCvvCvCv     LAURIONITE*
CvvCvvvCCC     VOODOOISTS
CvvCvvvCvv     FOUQUIERIA (ch)
CvvCvvvvvC     SOUROUOUOL (Gun)
CvvvCCCCCv     SOIOLCHZHI (Mog)
CvvvCCCvCC     QUAINTNESS
CvvvCCCvvv     COUETCHIOU (hod)
CvvvCCvCvC     LAEOTROPIC
CvvvCCvvCv     WEIENLAETE
CvvvCvCCCC     BOEOTARCHS
CvvvCvCCvv     LEIODERMIA (w2)
CvvvCvCvvC     BEAUTIFIER
CvvvCvvCCv     COAUDIENCE (w2)
CvvvCvvvCC     QUEENIOOLT (hod)
CvvvCvvvvv
CvvCCCvC       DAOUIRHREM (Mor)
CvvvvCCvCv     MOEUABLITE
CvvvvCvCCC     NOOUELISTS
CvvvvCvCvv     QUEUETOPIA
CvvvvCvvvC     GOOIOGOUEN (hod)
CvvvvvCCCv     LOOIEINDSE (Bel)
CvvvvvCvCC     TAOUEITECH (Mor)
CvvvvvCvvv
CvvvvvvCvC     TOUAOUATEN (Mal)
CvvvvvvvCv     BOUAAOUANI (Alg)
vvvvvvvvvv
vvvvvvvvCC     OUAOUIOUST (Mor)
vvvvvvvCCv
vvvvvvCvvC
vvvvvvCCvv
vvvvvvCCCC
vvvvvCvvCv     OUIOUGUENE (Mot)
vvvvvCvCvC     AOUEITIGAT (Man)
vvvvvCCvvv
vvvvvCCvCC     OUAOUFREHT (Mor)
vvvvvCCCCv
vvvvCvvvvC     AIOUNOUEA(S?) (hod)
vvvvCvvCvv     OUAIGUIMOU (Mal)
vvvvCvvCCC     UEUETEOTLS (w2)
vvvvCvCvCv
vvvvCvCCvC     AUOIDANCES
vvvvCCvvvv
vvvvCCvvCC
vvvvCCvCCv     EOUENSIKRO (IC)
vvvvCCCvvC     OEIENBRAAK (Net)
vvvvCCCCvv
vvvvCCCCCC
vvvCvvvvCv     IOULAOUINE (Mor)
vvvCvvvCvC     OUASOUARIM (hod)
vvvCvvCvvv     OUADIOKOUI (Mal)
vvvCvvCvCC     EOUROUZORK (Gab)
vvvCvvCCCv     EUIJEONGBU (SK)
vvvCvCvvvC     AOUZEROUAL (Mor)
vvvCvCvCvv     AEOLIDIDAE
vvvCvCvCCC     OUERETARTS
vvvCvCCvCv     AEOLOPHONE
vvvCvCCCvC     EUIDELCHOL (Pal)
vvvCCvvvvv
vvvCCvvvCC     OUERSEEING
vvvCCvvCCv     AOUSSOUKRO (IC)
vvvCCvCvvC     EUUSSURIAS (nz)
vvvCCvCCvv     UIANHANGUE (Ang)
vvvCCvCCCC     OUERSIGHTS
vvvCCCvvCv     AUENSBAANE (Nor)
vvvCCCvCvC     EUOMPHALID (w2)
vvvCCCCvvv
vvvCCCCvCC     OUERTHROWS
vvvCCCCCCv
vvvvvvvvvC
vvvvvvvCvv
vvvvvvvCCC
vvvvvvCvCv     AAOUEINATE (Leb)
vvvvvvCCvC     OUAOUEZLET (Mor)
vvCvvv
vvvvvCvvCC
vvvvvCvCCv     OUAOUKERDA (Mor)
vvvvvCCvvC     OUAOUZGUIT (Mor)
vvvvvCCCvv
vvvvvCCCCC
vvvvCvvvCv
vvvvCvvCvC
vvvvCvCvvv
vvvvCvCvCC     OUIATENONS (hod)
vvvvCvCCCv
vvvvCCvvvC
vvvvCCvCvv     AOUACHERIA (Alg)
vvvvCCvCCC
vvvvCCCvCv
vvvvCCCCvC     OUOUCHCHEN (Mor)
vvvCvvvvvv
vvvCvvvvCC
vvvCvvvCCv     OUADIOUNGA (Cha)
vvvCvvCvvC     OUIMIAMIES (hod)
vvvCvvCCvv     OUIDAESQUE
vvvCvvCCCC
vvvCvCvvCv     OUILIBOUMA (BF)
vvvCvCvCvC     AEOLODICON
vvvCvCCvvv
vvvCvCCvCC     OUERETVVARD
vvvCvCCCCv
vvvCCvvvvC     AOURDAOUAD (Dji)
vvvCCvvCvv     OUINGUIGUI (Mor)
vvvCCvvCCC     OUEZGOURHT (Mot)
vvvCCvCvCv     OUACHITITE (w2)
vvvCCvCCvC     EUORNITHIC (w2)
vvvCCCvvvv
vvvCCCvvCC     OUERTHUERT
vvvCCCvCCv     OUERTWARDE
vvvCCCCvvC
vvvCCCCCvv
vvvCCCCCCC
vvvvvvvvCv
vvvvvvvCvC     IOUAOUATEN (Mal)
vvvvvvCvvv
vvvvvvCvCC     OUAOUIZERT (Mor)
vvvvvvCCCv
vvvvvCvvvC     OUAOURIOUD (Mor)
vvvvvCvCvv     OUAI EWAROU (FG)
vvvvvCvCCC     OUAOULITCH (Mor)
vvvvvCCvCv     OUUOUFFENE (Mor)
vvvvvCCCvC
vvvvCvvvvv
vvvvCvvvCC
vvvvCvvCCv     OUOUROUSSE (Mor)
vvvvCvCvvC     AIAULUBEIN (ET)
vvvvCvCCvv     AOUELEGGUI (Alg)
vvvvCvCCCC
vvvvCCvvCv     AOUAZROUTE (Mor)
vvvvCCvCvC     OUIATTANON (hod)
vvvvCCCvvv
vvvvCCCvCC     AOUECHKECH (Man)
vvvvCCCCCv
vvvCvvvvvC
vvvCvvvCvv
vvvCvvvCCC
vvvCvvCvCv     AOUKOUKOPE (Tog)
vvvCvvCCvC     AEOLIENNES
vvvCvCvvvv
vvvCvCvvCC     OUERETUERT
vvvCvCvCCv     OUANANICHE
vvvCvCCvvC     OEUDEGHIEN (Bel)
vvvCvCCCvv     UAIHARCHOO (ET)
vvvCvCCCCC
vvvCCvvvCv     OUIRGOUANE (Mor)
vvvCCvvCvC     OUERLOOKES
vvvCCvCvvv     OUABNAQUIA (hod)
vvvCCvCvCC     AOURNEMENT
vvvCCvCCCv     OUISKONCHE (hod)
vvvCCCvvvC     OUERSHOOES
vvvCCCvCvv     AUANCHOQUE (Per)
vvvCCCvCCC     EIERSDORFS (Ger)
vvvCCCCvCv     OUARKCHENE (Alg)
vvvCCCCCvC
vvCvvvvvvv
vvCvvvvvvC     OUTOUAOUAS (hod;
vvCvvvvCvv     OUKOUIAHIA (Con)
vvCvvvvCCC
vvCvvvCvCv     EUTOUARIMA (Ven)
vvCvvvCCvC     AALUIARTIK (Gre)
vvCvvCvvvv
vvCvvCvvCC     AUREATIONS
vvCvvCvCCv     AISIELICHE*
vvCvvCCvvC     AUXOACTION
vvCvvCCCvv     EUQUAHCHEE (hod)
vvCvvCCCCC
vvCvCvvvCv     OUTILOUINI (BF)
vvCvCvvCvC     AERONAUTIC
vvCvCvCvvv     OUREBABOUO (IC)
vvCvCvCvCC     EULOGIZING*
vvCvCvCCCv     OUVIRANDRA (ch)
vvCvCCvvvC     AUGUSTIOUS
vvCvCCvCvv     AEROPHOBIA
vvCvCCvCCC     EIDERDOWNS
vvCvCCCvCv     IONOSPHERE
vvCvCCCCvC     AUTOCHTHON
vvCCvvvvvv
vvCCvvvvCC     OUTTAOUATZ (hod)
vvCCvvvCCv     IOMBAIOMBA (Moz)
vvCCvvCvvC     AUCTIONEER
vvCCvvCCvv     AUNCIENCIE*
vvCCvvCCCC     OUTWEIGHTS (w2)
vvCCvCvvCv     AUSPIClATE*
vvCCvCvCvC     AUTHORIZED
vvCCvCCvvv     EOPSEPHAEA (tf)
vvCCvCCvCC     OUTLANDISH
vvCCvCCCCv     AALTENSCHE (Net)
vvCCCvvvvC
vvCCCvvCvv     OUTCHOUGAI (hod)
vvCCCvvCCC     EIGHTEENTH
vvCCCvCvCv     AUSTRALITE
vvCCCvCCvC     OUTCLASSED
vvCCCCvvvv
vvCCCCvvCC     EARTHBOUND
vvCCCCvCCv     EIGHTPENCE
vvCCCCCvvC     AALSTBROEK (Net)
vvCCCCCCvv
vvCCCCCCCC
vvCvvvvvCv     OURAOUOURA (FG)
vvCvvvvCvC     OUTAOUAGAS (hod)
vvCvvvCvvv     UACAIACAIA (Moz)
vvCvvvCvCC     AAGUEILETS (Man)
vvCvvvCCCv
vvCvvCvvvC     AUTOECIOUS
vvCvvCvCvv     EUDAEMONIA
vvCvvCvCCC     AERIALISTS
vvCvvCCvCv     AUDIOPHILE
vvCvvCCCvC     OIREACHTAS
vvCvCvvvvv
vvCvCvvvCC     AUTOZOOIDS
vvCvCvvCCv     OITEMEALLE*
vvCvCvCvvC     AUDITORIUM
vvCvCvCCvv     AUTOPEPSIA
vvCvCvCCCC     AUTOSIGHTS (w2)
vvCvCCwCv      IELEFLOURE**
vvCvCCvCvC     AUTOCRA TIC
vvCvCCCvvv     EIGIRDZIAI (Lit)
vvCvCCCvCC     AUGUSTNESS
vvCvCCCCCv
vvCCvvvvvC
vvCCvvvCvv     EUPLOEINAE (w2)
vvCCvvvCCC
vvCCvvCvCv     OUTMEASURE*
vvCCvvCCvC     OUTFIELDER
vvCCvCvvvv
vvCCvCvvCC     OUTBOROUGH
vvCCvCvCCv     OUTBALANCE
vvCCvCCvvC     AUTHORHO OD
vvCCvCCCvv     EUCHONDRIA (nz)
vvCCvCCCCC     OUTLENGTHS
vvCCCvvvCv
vvCCCvvCvC     EIGHTEENER
vvCCCvCvvv     AUSTROGAEA (w2)
vvCCCvCvCC     EARTHINESS
vvCCCvCCCv     OUTSPARKLE
vvCCCCvvvC
vvCCCCvCvv     OOSTPHALIA (SA)
vvCCCCvCCC     EARTHWARDS
vvCCCCCvCv     EIGHTSCORE (w2)
vvCCCCCCvC     EICHSCHLAG (Ger)
vCvvvvvvvv
vvCvvvvvCC
vvCvvvvCCv
vvCvvvCvvC     AUDEOUDIAS (baes)
vvCvvvCCvv     OOSEOOCHEE (hod)
vvCvvvCCCC
vvCvvCvvCv     EUROAQUILO
vvCvvCvCvC     AUDIOMETER
vvCvvCCvvv     OELEELHEUE (Ino)
vvCvvCCvCC     AERIALNESS
vvCvvCCCCv     OUDEINTCHI (Cha)
vvCvCvvvvC     OUSAKIOUEK (hod)
vvCvCvvCvv     AE LUROID EA
vvCvCvvCCC     AUTOPOINTS (w2)
vvCvCvCvCv     AUTOMOBILE
vvCvCvCCvC     EULOGISTIC
vvCvCCvvvv     OUNISSOUEI (Nig)
vvCvCCvvCC     AUTOTHEISM
vvCvCCvCCv     AUTOTROPHE*
vvCvCCCvvC     EUMORPHOUS
vvCvCCCCvv
vvCvCCCCCC
vvCCvvvvCv     IITTOOAIVI (Fin)
vvCCvvvCvC     EUPTOIETAS (bw)
vvCCvvCvvv     AUSRAICIAI (Lit)
vvCCvvCvCC     OUTHOUSING
vvCCvvCCCv     EEKLOOSCHE (Net)
vvCCvCvvvC     OUTRAGEOUS
vvCCvCvCvv     EUTHANASIA
vvCCvCvCCC     EUPHEMISMS
vvCCvCCvCv     AUGMENTIVE
vvCCvCCCvC     AIRMANSHIP
vvCCCvvvvv
vvCCCvvvCC     OUTCHIOUNG (hod)
vvCCCvvCCv     EASTBOURNE
vvCCCvCvvC     AUSTRALIAN
vvCCCvCCvv     EOSTROPHIA (tf)
vvCCCvCCCC     OUTGROWTHS
vvCCCCvvCv     EARTHQUAKE
vvCCCCvCvC     EARTHWOMAN (ch)
vvCCCCCvvv
vvCCCCCvCC     EARLSCLIFF (Aul)
vvCCCCCCCv
vCvvvvvvvC
vCvvvvvvCv     IHOUAOUENE (Alg)
vCvvvvvCvC
vCvvvvCvvv
vCvvvvCvCC     AROUEIRICH (Man)
vCvvvvCCCv
vCvvvCvvvC
vCvvvCvCw      AMEIURIDAE (w2)
vCvwCvCCC      ABOIEMENTS (st)
vCvvvCCvCv     ELAEOPTENE
vCvvvCCCvC     EQUIANGLED
vCwCvvvvv      ILEUPOUOOU (Van)
vCwCvvvCC      EQUACIOUNS
vCwCwCCv       OBOEDIENCE*
vCwCvCwC       EQUATORIAL
vCwCvCCw       EQUILIBRIA*
vCwCvCCCC
vCwCCwCv       EXAESTUATE*
vCwCCvCvC      ACOUSTICAL
vCwCCCvvv      OHOUTCHAOU (Tog)
vCwCCCvCC      ANOINTMENT
vCwCCCCCv
vCvCvvvwC
vCvCvvvCw      ARANEOIDEA (w2)
vCvCvvvCCC     ALINOUECKS (hod)
vCvCwCvCv      INITIATIVE
vCvCwCCvC      ANAPAESTIC
vCvCvCvvvv     IBITIGUAIA (Bra)
vCvCvCwCC      INELOQUENT*
vCvCvCvCCv     IMAGINABLE*
vCvCvCCwC      IDOLATROUS*
vCvCvCCCw      ALEXANDRIA
vCvCvCCCCC
vCvCCvvvCv     ANATRIAENE
vCvCCwCvC      ENUNCIATED*
vCvCCvCwv      ONAGRACEAE
vCvCCvCvCC     ADULTERANT
vCvCCvCCCv     UNENTANGLE
vCvCCCvvvC     OVERSQUEAK
vCvCCCvCw      ANESTHESIA
vCvCCCvCCC     OVERFLIGHT
vCvCCCCvCv     OVERSTRIDE
vCvCCCCCvC     ANITSCHKOW (st)
vCCvvvvvvv
vCvvvvvvCC
vCvvvvvCCv
vCvvwCwC       AROUEIGUIJ (Man)
vCvvvvCCw      ALAOUAZROU (Alg)
vCvvvvCCCC
vCvvvCwCv      ATIOUKOUFE (Tog)
vCvvvCvCvC     EQUIATOMIC (w2)
vCvvvCCvvv
vCvvvCCvCC     ODIOUSNESS
vCvvvCCCCv
vCwCvvvvC      IKOUHAOUEN (Alg)
vCwCwCw        IJOEROEKOE (Ino)**
vCwCwCCC       ILAOQUATSH (hod)
vCwCvCvCv      INAUGURATE*
vCwCvCCvC      IDEALISTIC*
vCwCCvvvv
vCwCCwCC       ORIENTEERS*
vCwCCvCCv      ORIENTABLE*
vCwCCCwC       EQUESTRIAN
vCwCCCCw       UVEIRSBRAE (Nor)
vCvvCCCCCC
vCvCvvvvCv     IZIZAOUENE (Mor)
vCvCvvvCvC     UNEQUIAXED
vCvCwCvw       ARALIACEAE (ch)
vCvCwCvCC      AMATEURISM
vCvCwCCCv      ALISAUNDRE
vCvCvCvvvC     AVARICIOUS
vCvCvCvCw      AGAPETIDAE
vCvCvCvCCC     AWAKENINGS
vCvCvCCvCv     ANABAPTIZE*
vCvCvCCCvC     EDITORSHIP
vCvCCvwvv      INIGNAOUEI (Nig)
vCvCCvvvCC     OVERSEEING
vCvCCwCCv      EBULLIENCE*
vCvCCvCwC      IDENTIFIED
vCvCCvCCw      ODONTALGIA*
vCvCCvCCCC     OVERSIGHTS
vCvCCCwCv      OVERSLEEVE
vCvCCCvCvC     ARITHMETIC
vCvCCCCvw      ELANDSBAAI (SA)
vCvCCCCvCC     OVERTHROWN
vCvCCCCCCv
vCCvvvwvC
vCvvvvvCw      AGUEOUANOU (Mor)
vCvvvvvCCC
vCvvvvCvCv     ELIAOUNINE (Alg)
vCvvvvCCvC     ILEOUIDJEN (Mal)
vCvvvCvvvv
vCvvvCwCC      ALEOUTEANS (hod)
vCvvvCvCCv     ELAEOCOCCA (w2)
vCvvvCCwC      AMOUILLAUX (Fra)
vCvvvCCCw      ERIOISCHIA (ch)
vCvvvCCCCC
vCwCvvvCv      AMEIXIEIRA (Pot)
vCwCwCvC       AMOEBIASIS
vCwCvCvvv      ISOETACEAE (w2)
vCwCvCvCC      EQUIVALENT
vCwCvCCCv      EQUIROSTRA (nz)
vCwCCvvvC      ADIECCIOUN
vCwCCvCw       OKEECHOBEE* (US)
vCwCCvCCC      OCEANWARDS
vCwCCCvCv      OLEANDRINE
vCwCCCCvC      AGUENDDRAR (Mor)
vCvCvvvvvv
vCvCvvvvCC     IROQUOIANS
vCvCvvvCCv     ERIKOAIVVE (Nor)
vCvCwCwC       EVALUATION
vCvCwCCw       OVARIALGIA**
vCvCvvCCCC
vCvCvCwCv      INADEQUATE
vCvCvCvCvC     ANATOMICAL
vCvCvCCvvv     ARIMATHAEA (oh)
vCvCvCCvCC     ADOLESCENT*
vCvCvCCCCv     AGAWESHKNI (hod)
vCvCCvvvvC     EXANGUIOUS
vCvCCwCw       ELAPSOIDEA
vCvCCwCCC      OVERWEIGHT
vCvCCvCvCv     ADAPTATIVE
vCvCCvCCvC     APOPLECTIC
vCvCCCvvw      EPANTGOUEI (Van)
vCvCCCwCC      OVERGROUND
vCvCCCvCCv     APOSTROPHE
vCvCCCCwC      OVERSTRAIN
vCvCCCCCw      ABERCWMBOI (Wal)
vCvCCCCCCC
vCCvvvvvCv     ACHAOUIANE (Mot)
vCCvwvvCC
vCCvvvvCCv     AGREEUANCE
vCCvvvCwC      AGRAUACION
vCCvvvCCw      ALVEOALGIA (st)
vCCvvvCCCC
vCCwCwCv       ESPOUSAILE*
vCCwCvCvC      INQUISITOR*
vCCwCCvvv      INDAOCHAIE (hod)
vCCwCCvCC      ACCOUNTING
vCCwCCCCv      IZBOISHCHE (Rus)
vCCvCvvvvC     OBSEQUIOUS
vCCvCwCw       ACR IDIID AE
vCCvCwCCC      UNBESOUGHT
vCCvCvCvCv     ILLITERATE*
vCCvCvCCvC     OPTIMISTIC
vCCvCCvvvv     ORCUTTIEAE
vCCvCCwCC      ALGEBRAIST
vCCvCCvCCv     ABSORBABLE
vCCvCCCwC      INDUSTRIAL
vCCvCCCCw      UNNICHCHAI (SL)
vCCvCCCCCC
vCCCvvvvCv     ADJRIOUENE
vCCCvvvCvC     UNSQUEEZED
vCCCwCvvv      ARGLAICIAI (Lit)
vCCCwCvCC      INCREASING
vCCCwCCCv      ENTRAUNCHE
vCCCvCvvvC     ABSTEMIOUS
vCCCvCvCw      ORTHOPEDIA (ch)
vCCCvCvCCC     AMPLEFORTH
vCCCvCCvCv     ANGLOPHILE
vCCCvCCCvC     ORCHESTRAL
vCCCCvwvv
vCCCCvvvCC     ANSCHAUUNG
vCCCCvvCCv     ARCHDIACRE
vCCCCvCvvC     ANTHROPOID
vCCCCvCCw      OPHTHALMIA
vCCCCvCCCC     ARKWRIGHTS (Aul)
vCCCCCwCv      ORCHTWIESE (Aus)
vCCCCCvCvC     ERSTWHILES
vCCCCCCvCv
vCCCCCCvCC     AMSCHLBACH (Aus)
vCCCCCCCCv
vCCvvvvCw      EZZOUIAGUE (Alg)
vCCvvvvCCC
vCCvvvCvCv     INQUIETUDE
vCCvvvCCvC     ACQUAINTED
vCCwCvwv
vCCwCwCC       INSOUCIANT
vCCwCvCCv      APPEARANCE
vCCwCCwC       EXHAUSTION*
vCCwCCCw       AMNIORRHEA (st)
vCCwCCCCC
vCCvCwvCv      IMPETUOUSE
vCCvCwCvC      ADDITIONAL
vCCvCvCvw      URTICACEAE
vCCvCvCvCC     EXPERIMENT
vCCvCvCCCv     ASPIDISTRA
vCCvCCvwC      IMPERVIOUS
vCCvCCvCw      UNDERVALUE
vCCvCCvCCC     INDISTINCT
vCCvCCCvCv     ACCOMPLICE
vCCvCCCCvC     INSIGHTFUL
vCCCvvvvw
vCCCvwvCC      ENGREEUETH
vCCCvvvCCv     UNGREEABLE
vCCCwCwC       UNSTEADIER
vCCCwCCw       ISCHIALGIA (st)
vCCCwCCCC      ONSLAUGHTS
vCCCvCvvCv     APPRECIATE
vCCCvCvCvC     ALPHAMERIC
vCCCvCCvw      ORTHOPNOEA
vCCCvCCvCC     ABSCONDING
vCCCvCCCCv     ALPHENSCHE (Net)
vCCCCvvwC
vCCCCwCw       ERNSHEENIE (SA)
vCCCCwCCC      UNSTRAIGHT
vCCCCvCvCv     ANTHRACITE
vCCCCvCCvC     INSTRUCTOR
vCCCCCvvvv
vCCCCCwCC      ARCHPRIEST
vCCCCCvCCv     ARCHPRINCE
vCCCCCCwC      ECKSCHNEID (Ger)
vCCCCCCCw
vCCCCCCCCC
vCCvvwCvC      INGUAEONIC
vCCvvvCvw      ACTAEACEAE (w2)
vCCvvvCvCC     UNQUIETING
vCCwvCCCv      ONGOUENDJO (Gab)
vCCwCvwC       UPROARIOUS
vCCwCvCw       ACROA TAXIA
vCCvvCvCCC     OPHIOMORPH
vCCwCCvCv      EXHAUSTIVE
vCCwCCCvC      UNFAITHFUL
vCCvCvvvvv
vCCvCvvvCC     ILLINOIANS
vCCvCwCCv      EXPERIENCE
vCCvCvCwC      INDIVIDUAL
vCCvCvCCw      ALGOLAGNIA
vCCvCvCCCC     ALGORITHMS
vCCvCCvvCv     ACCENTUATE*
vCCvCCvCvC     ACROSTICAL*
vCCvCCCvvv     INVERDRUIE (Sco)
vCCvCCCvCC     EMBANKMENT
vCCvCCCCCv     ORSUNDSBRO (Swe)
vCCCvvvwC
vCCCwvCw       ASTRAEIDAE
vCCCwvCCC      INFLEEINGS
vCCCwCvCv      UNCREATIVE
vCCCwCCvC      ALTRUISTIC
vCCCvCww       ASPLENIEAE
vCCCvCwCC      ENTHUSIASM
vCCCvCvCCv     UPGRADABLE
vCCCvCCwC      EXTRACTION
vCCCvCCCw      QRRHORRHEA (st)
vCCCvCCCCC     ASTRENGTHS
vCCCCvwCv      ONTCHOUOMO (Con)
vCCCCwCvC      ARCHDEACON
vCCCCvCvw      ARTHRODIAE
vCCCCvCvCC     INSTRUMENT
vCCCCvCCCv     UNSCRAMBLE
vCCCCCvvvC     ALTSCHEUER (Ger)
vCCCCCvCw      INCHBRAKIE (SA)
vCCCCCvCCC     OFFSPRINGS
vCCCCCCvCv
vCCCCCCCvC

SUSAN THORPE

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