Ending and Middle Syllables Flashcards
1
Q
necklace
A
2
Q
menace
A
3
Q
grimace
A
4
Q
preface
A
5
Q
palace
A
6
Q
solace
A
7
Q
surface
A
8
Q
terrace
A
9
Q
pomace
A
10
Q
furnace
A
11
Q
populace
A
12
Q
luggage
A
13
Q
message
A
14
Q
bandage
A
15
Q
bondage
A
16
Q
dosage
A
“act or practice of administering medication in doses,” especially in reference to the size
dose + -age
(from PIE root *do- “to give”).
Give + NOUN marker
17
Q
outage
A
18
Q
sewage
A
19
Q
courage
A
20
Q
lineage
A
21
Q
postage
A
22
Q
rummage
A
rum + age
Space + VERB or NOUN marker
23
Q
advantage
A
24
Q
village
A
25
cabbage
26
average
27
voyage
28
forage
29
ravage
30
cottage
31
foliage
32
package
the act of packing," from pack (n.) + -age; or from cognate Dutch pakkage "baggage."
pak, pake, "a bundle or package (of cloth, merchandise, etc.)," also "a bag or purse for carrying things," probably from a Low German word (compare Middle Dutch pac, pack "bundle," Middle Low German pak, Middle Flemish pac, attested from late 12c.) and taken into English from the wool traders in Flanders; or possibly from Old Norse pakki. All are of unknown origin. Italian pacco is a Dutch loan word; French pacque probably is from Flemish.
33
plumage
34
salvage
35
voltage
36
damage
37
baggage
38
garbage
39
homage
40
manage
41
savage
42
hostage
43
mileage
44
passage
45
sausage
46
storage
47
garage
48
pirate
49
senate
50
ultimate
51
delegate
52
prelate
53
advocate
54
federate
55
desperate
56
immediate
57
obstinate
58
private
59
delicate
60
legate
61
frigate
62
accurate
63
desolate
64
moderate
65
fortunate
66
inanimate
67
surrogate
68
climate
69
literate
70
palate
71
emirate
72
adequate
73
passionate
74
chocolate
Made with cold water by the Aztecs, with hot water by the Conquistadors, and the European forms of the word might have been influenced by Mayan chocol "hot." Brought to Spain by 1520, from there it spread to the rest of Europe. Originally a drink made by dissolving chocolate in milk or water, it was very popular 17c.
In the first form, the first element might be related to xocalia "to make something bitter or sour"
Made with cold water by the Aztecs, with hot water by the Conquistadors, and the European forms of the word might have been influenced by Mayan chocol "hot." Brought to Spain by 1520, from there it spread to the rest of Europe. Originally a drink made by dissolving chocolate in milk or water, it was very popular 17c.
75
temperate
76
intricate
77
mirage
78
karate
79
garage
80
corsage
body of a woman's dress, bodice
from Old French corsage "bust, trunk, body" (12c.), from cors "body," from Latin corpus "body" (from PIE root *kwrep- "body, form, appearance").
*kwrep-
Proto-Indo-European root meaning "body, form, appearance," probably a verbal root meaning "to appear."
cors + age
81
dressage
82
camouflage
83
montage
84
massage
85
barrage
86
collage
87
fuselage
88
sabotage
89
ménage
90
bubble
91
tumble
92
scribble
scribillare, diminutive of Latin scribere "to write" (from PIE root *skribh- "to cut").
93
tremble
94
rumble
95
thimble
96
humble
97
terrible
98
horrible
99
possible
100
pebble
pibel, from Old English papolstan "pebblestone," a word of unknown origin.
101
scramble
102
crumble
103
sensible
104
able
105
table
106
noble
107
Bible
108
marble
109
stable
110
assemble
111
race
112
face
113
lace
114
mace
115
pace
116
ace
117
trace
118
grace
119
brace
a device fitted to something, in particular a weak or injured part of the body, to give support
early 14c., "piece of armor for the arms," also "thong, strap for fastening," from Old French brace
Brachio "upper arm," literally "shorter," from brakhys "short" (from PIE root *mregh-u- "short"), in contrast to the longer forearm.
120
place
from PIE root *plat- "to spread."
121
space
122
rice
123
nice
124
dice
125
vice
Meaning fault or defect
suffered from the vice of curiosity
Or
Meaning in place of
I will preside, vice the absent chairman
Note that vise is the tool for holding things down and is not spelled the same
126
lice
127
mice
Middle English mous, from Old English mus "small rodent," also "muscle of the arm" (compare muscle (n.)); from Proto-Germanic *mus (source also of Old Norse, Old Frisian, Middle Dutch, Danish, Swedish mus, Dutch muis, German Maus "mouse").
This is from PIE *mus-, the old Indo-European name of the mouse, retained in several language families
muscle =
musculus "a muscle," literally "a little mouse," diminutive of mus "mouse"
128
ice
129
twice
130
slice
131
price
from Latin pretium "reward, prize, value, worth" (from PIE *pret-yo-, suffixed form of *pret-, extended form of root *per- (5) "to traffic in, to sell").
132
spice
133
puce
of a dark red or purple-brown colour
134
truce
135
spruce
136
induce
137
reduce
138
deduce
139
dance
140
trance
141
glance
142
enhance
143
chance
144
France
145
once
146
mince
147
wince
148
quince
149
prince
150
fence
151
hence
152
pence
153
force
154
bounce
155
trounce
156
Greece
157
farce
158
fierce
159
source
160
rich
161
which
162
sandwich
163
much
164
such
165
ranch
166
branch
167
blanch
168
lunch
169
bunch
170
munch
171
crunch
172
brunch
173
inch
"linear measure, one-twelfth of a foot," late Old English ynce, Middle English unche (current spelling c. 1300), from Latin uncia "a twelfth part," from unus "one" (from PIE root *oi-no- "one, unique")
174
pinch
175
winch
176
finch
177
flinch
178
bench
179
French
180
stench
181
drench
182
quench
183
wrench
Middle English wrenchen, "twist, perform a quick turn; twist (something) with effort or violence," from Old English wrencan "to twist," from Proto-Germanic *wrankjan.
This is reconstructed to be from PIE *wreng- "to turn" (
184
trench
185
conch
186
march
187
starch
188
arch
189
perch
190
lurch
191
church
192
birch
193
porch
194
scorch
195
torch
196
search
from Latin circare "go about, wander, traverse," in Late Latin "to wander hither and thither, go round, explore," from circus "circle"
197
couch
198
pouch
199
ouch
200
grouch
201
crouch
202
beach
203
reach
204
each
205
teach
206
preach
207
bleach
208
special
209
racial
210
financial
211
artificial
212
social
213
glacial
214
official
215
beneficial
216
facial
217
crucial
218
judicial
219
commercial
220
magician
221
Grecian
222
optician
223
patrician
224
beautician
225
electrician
226
musician
227
clinician
228
physician
229
politician
230
dietician
231
logician
232
mortician
233
tactician
234
technician
235
delicious
236
suspicious
Latin suspiciosus, suspitiosus "exciting suspicion, causing mistrust," also "full of suspicion, ready to suspect," from stem of suspicere "look up at"
from an assimilated form of sub "up to" (see sub-) + specere "to look at" (from PIE root *spek- "to observe").
sub + specere + ious
up to + observe + ADJECTIVE marker
Related to suspect
237
malicious
238
vicious
239
conscious
com "with," or "thoroughly" (see con-) + scire "to know" (see science)
con + sci + ous
with + know + full of (denoting adjective)
Having full knowledge with you
240
precocious
241
precious
242
atrocious
243
tenacious
244
spacious
245
gracious
246
audacious
247
ferocious
248
judicious
249
vivacious
250
luscious
late 15c., according to The Middle English Compendium a variant of Middle English licius "delicious" (c. 1400), which is a shortening of delicious, with the variant form perhaps influenced by Old French luxure, lusure. But OED 2nd ed. and Century Dictionary are against all this and the former considers it "of obscure origin" while the latter suggests lusty with a pseudo-Latin ending. John Palsgrave, the 16c. grammarian, spelled it lussyouse. Related: Lusciously; lusciousness.
251
voracious
252
Jack
253
rack
254
back
255
lack
256
pack
257
tack
258
hack
259
stack
260
snack
261
smack
262
black
263
slack
264
clack
265
crack
266
track
267
shack
268
whack
269
neck
270
peck
271
deck
272
beck
273
speck
274
rock
275
fleck
276
lock
277
sock
278
dock
279
mock
280
hock
281
stock
282
smock
283
flock
284
block
285
clock
286
sick
287
kick
288
Rick
289
pick
290
tick
291
wick
292
lick
293
Dick
294
nick
295
stick
296
slick
297
click
298
flick
299
brick
300
prick
301
trick
302
quick
303
crick
304
duck
305
luck
306
tuck
307
buck
308
muck
309
suck
310
puck
311
stuck
312
cluck
313
truck
314
Chuck
315
jacket
316
racket
317
rocket
318
pocket
319
bucket
320
ticket
321
picket
322
wicket
323
backpack
324
stocking
325
bedrock
326
sticky
327
tricky
328
picky
329
rocky
330
lucky
331
cracker
332
sucker
333
pucker
334
locker
335
wicker
336
sticker
337
Jack
338
duck
339
neck
340
lick
341
rock
342
sack
343
peck
344
track
345
brick
346
sock
347
back
348
kick
349
dock
350
deck
351
stuck
352
snack
353
Rick
354
black
355
truck
356
stick
357
clock
358
quack
359
pocket
360
rocket
361
jacket
362
trick
363
crack
364
circle
365
icicle
366
uncle
367
article
368
particle
369
barnacle
370
miracle
371
cubicle
372
cuticle
373
vehicle
374
obstacle
375
manacle
376
debacle
377
follicle
378
cycle
379
recycle
380
bicycle
381
tricycle
382
motorcycle
383
pinnacle
384
tentacle
385
edge
386
hedge
387
ledge
388
wedge
389
pledge
390
sledge
391
dredge
392
budge
393
fudge
394
nudge
395
trudge
396
grudge
397
smudge
398
drudge
399
sludge
400
judge
401
dodge
402
lodge
403
hodge
404
podge
405
badge
406
Madge
407
ridge
408
bridge
409
gadget
410
budget
411
badger
412
codger
413
fidget
414
midget
415
widget
416
ledger
417
drudgery
418
smidgen
419
abridge
420
fledgling
421
ridge
422
dodge
423
smudge
424
badge
425
edge
426
sledge
427
judge
428
badger
429
bridge
430
trudge
431
hedge
432
budge
433
ledge
434
grudge
435
wedge
436
lodge
437
pledge
438
ladle
439
cradle
440
bridle
441
sidle
442
meddle
443
peddle
444
griddle
445
middle
446
riddle
447
fiddle
448
coddle
449
noodle
450
poodle
451
doodle
452
addle
453
paddle
454
saddle
455
cuddle
456
fuddle
457
huddle
458
muddle
459
puddle
460
bundle
461
trundle
462
candle
463
handle
464
kindle
465
dwindle
466
girdle
467
curdle
468
hurdle
469
dawdle
470
needle
471
waffle
472
raffle
473
baffle
474
snaffle
475
rifle
476
stifle
477
trifle
478
sniffle
479
whiffle
480
ruffle
481
duffle
482
muffle
483
scuffle
484
shuffle
485
range
486
mange
487
change
488
strange
489
grange
490
orange
491
sponge
492
hinge
493
fringe
494
singe
495
binge
496
cringe
497
lounge
498
George
499
gorge
500
forge
501
large
502
barge
503
charge
504
urge
505
purge
506
surge
507
verge
508
merge
509
emerge
510
straight
511
through
512
dough
513
though
514
although
515
thorough
516
caught
517
taught
518
naughty
519
daughter
520
wiggle
521
wriggle
522
giggle
523
jiggle
524
struggle
525
juggle
526
smuggle
527
snuggle
528
goggles
529
angle
530
spangled
531
tangle
532
triangle
533
rectangle
534
single
535
jungle
536
bungle
537
bugle
538
gargle
539
gurgle
540
beagle
541
eagle
542
sign
543
design
544
gnat
545
gnash
546
gnaw
547
gnu
548
gnomon
549
gnarled
550
gneiss
551
gnome
552
align
553
alignment
554
reign
555
feign
556
deign
557
vague
558
plague
559
fatigue
560
onion
561
million
562
billion
563
union
564
junior
565
senior
566
scallion
567
bunion
568
communion
569
companion
570
opinion
571
vermilion
572
notice
573
practice
574
service
575
novice
576
office
577
lattice
578
crevice
579
justice
580
pumice
581
airline
582
Alpine
583
divine
584
lupine
585
asinine
586
confine
587
incline
588
recline
589
deadline
590
lifeline
591
sunshine
592
bovine
593
define
594
feline
595
refine
596
beeline
597
decline
598
outline
599
skyline
600
hairline
601
pipeline
602
canine
603
cosine
604
iodine
605
supine
606
combine
607
entwine
608
quinine
609
dateline
610
headline
611
sideline
612
marine
613
adenine
614
machine
615
routine
616
vaccine
617
gasoline
618
nicotine
619
ravine
620
cuisine
621
morphine
622
saltine
623
atropine
624
pristine
625
saline
626
latrine
627
praline
628
sardine
629
figurine
630
magazine
631
medicine
632
famine
633
imagine
634
jasmine
635
doctrine
636
thiamine
637
engin
638
genuine
639
destine
640
turbine
641
feminine
642
heroine
643
ermine
644
urine
645
examine
646
alkaline
647
sanguine
648
furious
649
serious
650
various
651
odious
652
copious
653
curious
654
dubious
655
notorious
656
previous
657
devious
658
tedious
659
envious
660
obvious
661
glorious
662
hilarious
663
oblivious
664
anxious
665
laborious
666
luxurious
667
melodious
668
studious
669
insidious
670
delirious
671
vicarious
672
detective
673
active
674
native
675
creative
676
cursive
677
explosive
678
abusive
679
adhesive
680
fugitive
681
motive
682
negative
683
decisive
684
pickle
685
trickle
686
tackle
687
crackle
688
tickle
689
wrinkle
690
chuckle
691
buckle
692
freckle
693
speckled
694
ankle
695
twinkle
696
sprinkle
697
sparkle
698
knuckle
699
lamb
700
jamb
701
bomb
702
tomb
703
plumber
704
climb
705
comb
706
limb
707
dumb
708
numb
709
thumb
710
crumb
711
autumn
712
hymn
713
column
714
solemn
715
condemn
716
damn
717
sang
718
hang
719
rang
720
bang
721
fang
722
pang
723
clang
724
slang
725
twang
726
sprang
727
ring
728
sing
729
wing
730
king
731
sting
732
fling
733
bring
734
thing
735
swing
736
string
737
spring
738
hung
739
rung
740
sung
741
lung
742
dung
743
stung
744
swung
745
strung
746
flung
747
clung
748
slung
749
song
750
long
751
gong
752
bong
753
dong
754
pong
755
prong
756
strong
757
thong
758
throng
759
belong
760
length
761
strength
762
England
763
finger
764
hanger
765
hunger
766
hungry
767
anything
768
everything
769
Viking
770
anger
771
angry
772
nothing
773
among
774
young
775
ring
776
long
777
gong
778
song
779
sang
780
wing
781
rang
782
hung
783
hang
784
gong
785
swing
786
stung
787
sting
788
bring
789
hungry
790
angry
791
finger
792
string
793
spring
794
strong
795
thing
796
pink
797
wink
798
link
799
sink
800
rink
801
kink
802
mink
803
ink
804
think
805
blink
806
stink
807
skink
808
slink
809
clink
810
plink
811
drink
812
brink
813
shrink
814
bank
815
tank
816
sank
817
rank
818
yank
819
dank
820
honk
821
conk
822
monk
823
spank
824
blank
825
crank
826
drank
827
flank
828
Frank
829
prank
830
shrank
831
clank
832
thank
833
shank
834
bunk
835
junk
836
hunk
837
sunk
838
dunk
839
gunk
840
funk
841
punk
842
chunk
843
trunk
844
skunk
845
stunk
846
spunk
847
slunk
848
flunk
849
clunk
850
plunk
851
drunk
852
shrunk
853
bank
854
ink
855
honk
856
junk
857
drink
858
crank
859
skunk
860
hunk
861
pink
862
thank
863
sink
864
bunk
865
blank
866
shrink
867
rink
868
sank
869
think
870
blink
871
tank
872
trunk
873
stink
874
famous
875
jealous
876
marvelous
877
grievous
878
mucous
879
callous
880
fibrous
881
fabulous
882
luminous
883
ravenous
884
enormous
885
generous
886
tremendous
887
joyous
888
porous
889
bulbous
890
fungous
891
gorgeous
892
numerous
893
vigorous
894
nervous
895
ominous
896
pompous
897
raucous
898
viscous
899
zealous
900
cumulous
901
humorous
902
perilous
903
venomous
904
graph
905
Ralph
906
photograph
907
telephone
908
elephant
909
gopher
910
Memphis
911
amphibian
912
dolphin
913
apple
914
ripple
915
triple
916
maple
917
crumple
918
trample
919
sample
920
steeple
921
staple
922
simple
923
temple
924
people
925
supple
926
grapple
927
dapple
928
topple
929
example
930
ample
931
dimple
932
pimple
933
rumple
934
purple
935
stipple
936
cripple
937
multiple
938
scruple
939
couple
940
antique
941
unique
942
critique
943
oblique
944
technique
945
boutique
946
mystique
947
physique
948
mosque
949
torque
950
conquer
951
marquee
952
plaque
953
lacquer
954
tourniquet
955
Baroque
956
Basque
957
clique
958
opaque
959
brusque
960
oblique
961
briquette
962
bisque
963
picturesque
964
arabesque
965
is
966
as
967
his
968
has
969
present
970
visit
971
present
972
mouse
973
house
974
blouse
975
horse
976
geese
977
rinse
978
raise
979
praise
980
cheese
981
ash
982
rash
983
mash
984
sash
985
gash
986
dash
987
lash
988
hash
989
ash
990
trash
991
crash
992
clash
993
stash
994
smash
995
flash
996
brash
997
splash
998
thrash
999
hush
1000
rush
1001
mush
1002
gush
1003
lush
1004
slush
1005
blush
1006
brush
1007
plush
1008
crush
1009
thrush
1010
fish
1011
wish
1012
dish
1013
swish
1014
gosh
1015
posh
1016
Josh
1017
slosh
1018
mesh
1019
fresh
1020
flesh
1021
thresh
1022
ship
1023
shop
1024
shut
1025
shell
1026
shelf
1027
shed
1028
she
1029
sheep
1030
sheet
1031
shout
1032
sharp
1033
shark
1034
shall
1035
finish
1036
radish
1037
polish
1038
punish
1039
cash
1040
hush
1041
fresh
1042
mash
1043
wish
1044
fish
1045
dish
1046
Josh
1047
trash
1048
rush
1049
Asia
1050
Persia
1051
ambrosia
1052
zoysia
1053
amnesia
1054
aphasia
1055
freesia
1056
Tunisia
1057
fantasia
1058
gymnasia
1059
magnesia
1060
Malaysia
1061
Rhodesia
1062
Russia
1063
Prussia
1064
fuchsia
1065
mansion
1066
mission
1067
expression
1068
permission
1069
concussion
1070
expansion
1071
compassion
1072
commission
1073
discussion
1074
aggression
1075
impression
1076
possession
1077
comprehension
1078
dimension
1079
pension
1080
tension
1081
profession
1082
suspension
1083
extension
1084
session
1085
obsession
1086
vision
1087
television
1088
division
1089
provision
1090
precision
1091
intrusion
1092
immersion
1093
diversion
1094
exclusion
1095
excursion
1096
occasion
1097
confusion
1098
explosion
1099
erosion
1100
conclusion
1101
compulsion
1102
conversion
1103
persuasion
1104
decision
1105
version
1106
collision
1107
unusual
1108
usual
1109
usually
1110
visual
1111
audiovisual
1112
casual
1113
pressure
1114
fissure
1115
erasure
1116
censure
1117
reassurance
1118
measure
1119
treasure
1120
pleasure
1121
closure
1122
leisure
1123
exposure
1124
composure
1125
enclosure
1126
disclosure
1127
listen
1128
glisten
1129
whistle
1130
thistle
1131
mistletoe
1132
castle
1133
often
1134
soften
1135
rustle
1136
bustle
1137
nestle
1138
trestle
1139
wrestle
1140
fasten
1141
hasten
1142
hustle
1143
curtain
1144
certain
1145
certainly
1146
uncertain
1147
Britain
1148
captain
1149
plantain
1150
chieftain
1151
mountain
1152
fountain
1153
porcelain
1154
chaplain
1155
match
1156
batch
1157
catch
1158
hatch
1159
latch
1160
patch
1161
snatch
1162
scratch
1163
thatch
1164
watch
1165
swatch
1166
itch
1167
pitch
1168
ditch
1169
witch
1170
hitch
1171
Mitch
1172
glitch
1173
stitch
1174
twitch
1175
hutch
1176
Dutch
1177
clutch
1178
crutch
1179
notch
1180
botch
1181
crotch
1182
Scotch
1183
blotch
1184
etch
1185
fetch
1186
sketch
1187
stretch
1188
butcher
1189
kitchen
1190
pitcher
1191
catcher
1192
hatchet
1193
ketchup
1194
ratchet
1195
satchel
1196
itchy
1197
catch
1198
pitch
1199
crutch
1200
patch
1201
itchy
1202
fetch
1203
watch
1204
kitchen
1205
stretch
1206
match
1207
pitcher
1208
Dutch
1209
snatch
1210
ditch
1211
scotch
1212
scratch
1213
Beth
1214
Seth
1215
Ruth
1216
truth
1217
bath
1218
math
1219
path
1220
moth
1221
broth
1222
cloth
1223
both
1224
mouth
1225
south
1226
partial
1227
impartial
1228
nuptial
1229
initial
1230
spatial
1231
palatial
1232
potential
1233
essential
1234
martial
1235
quotient
1236
patient
1237
impatient
1238
inpatient
1239
outpatient
1240
sentient
1241
insentient
1242
nation
1243
station
1244
vacation
1245
education
1246
destination
1247
carnation
1248
dictation
1249
formation
1250
vibration
1251
operation
1252
quotation
1253
migration
1254
destination
1255
preparation
1256
celebration
1257
addition
1258
question
1259
suction
1260
exception
1261
mention
1262
reflection
1263
direction
1264
collection
1265
correction
1266
affection
1267
objection
1268
portion
1269
proportion
1270
action
1271
fraction
1272
subtraction
1273
exception
1274
reception
1275
pollution
1276
condition
1277
digestion
1278
auction
1279
attention
1280
nutrition
1281
motion
1282
commotion
1283
promotion
1284
rattle
1285
battle
1286
cattle
1287
tattle
1288
little
1289
brittle
1290
whittle
1291
bottle
1292
mottle
1293
throttle
1294
nettle
1295
fettle
1296
kettle
1297
shuttle
1298
scuttle
1299
title
1300
beetle
1301
startle
1302
mantle
1303
nature
1304
future
1305
adventure
1306
creature
1307
temperature
1308
furniture
1309
puncture
1310
miniature
1311
mixture
1312
gesture
1313
dentures
1314
juncture
1315
capture
1316
vulture
1317
moisture
1318
structure
1319
signature
1320
sculpture
1321
mature
1322
posture
1323
departure
1324
rupture
1325
fracture
1326
literature
1327
laugh
1328
laughing
1329
laughter
1330
laughs
1331
cough
1332
coughing
1333
coughed
1334
trough
1335
rough
1336
tough
1337
enough
1338
slough
Slough means "to cast something off or to become shed or cast off." It is often used in the phrase slough off meaning "to get rid of something objectionable or disadvantageous."
// The snake sloughs its skin several times a year.
// The company needed to slough off some of its old practices that were keeping it from being as competitive as possible.
There are two verbs spelled slough in English, as well as two nouns, and both sets have different pronunciations. The first noun, referring to a swamp or a discouraged state of mind, is pronounced to rhyme with either blue or cow. Its related verb, which can mean "to plod through mud," has the same pronunciation. The second noun, pronounced to rhyme with cuff, refers to the shed skin of a snake (as well as anything else that has been cast off). Its related verb describes the action of shedding or eliminating something, just like a snake sheds its skin. This slough comes from Middle English slughe and is related to slūch, a Middle High German word meaning "snakeskin."
1339
glove
1340
love
1341
dove
1342
above
1343
shove
1344
live
1345
give
1346
have
1347
solve
1348
leave
1349
sleeve
1350
carve
1351
starve
1352
swerve
1353
weave
1354
move
1355
remove
1356
prove
1357
approve
1358
groove
1359
exhaust
1360
exhausted
1361
example
1362
azure
1363
seizure
1364
brazier
- one who works in brass
- a pan for holding burning coals
- a utensil in which food is exposed to heat through a wire grill
1365
glazier
1366
freeze
1367
breeze
1368
sneeze
1369
tweeze
1370
ooze
1371
snooze
1372
maize
1373
wheeze
1374
bronze
1375
seize
1376
frieze
1377
nozzle
1378
dazzle
1379
frazzle
1380
puzzle
1381
guzzle
1382
nuzzle
1383
muzzle
1384
sizzle
1385
fizzle
1386
drizzle
1387
gauze
1388
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