Skywrote Anagram
Anagrams of skywrote
We found 1 anagrams of skywrote. An anagram is a word or phrase formed by rearranging the letters of a different word or phrase, typically using all the original letters exactly once. Not all words have anagrams, but it is often possible to unscramble longer words to make multiple shorter words.
Skywrote Unscrambled Words
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8 Letter Words Unscrambled From Skywrote
6 Letter Words Unscrambled From Skywrote
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sowter - (Scots) a cobbler, also SOUTAR, SOUTER, SUTOR
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stroke - to rub gently
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stoker - a person who or thing which feeds a furnace with fuel
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stowre - (Scots) a battle assault, also STOOR, STOUR, STOURE, STURE
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stower - one who stows
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storey - a horizontal division of a building
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ywroke - (Spenser) wrought
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yokers - YOKER, to spit
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wryest - WRY, twisted
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wokest - WOKE, alert to social and political injustice (esp in the phrase stay woke)
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worset - a woollen yarn, also WORSTED
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rosety - (Scots) like rosin, also ROSETTY
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oyster - a bivalve shellfish, used as food
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tyroes - TYRO, (Latin) a beginner or novice, also TIRO
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twyers - TWYER, a pipe through which air is forced into a blast furnace, also TUYERE, TUYER, TWEER, TWIER, TWYERE
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twoers - TWOER, (colloquial) anything that counts as two or scores two
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twerks - TWERK, to thrust the hips up and down from a squatting position
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trykes - TRYKE, a tricycle, also TRIKE
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trokes - TROKE, (Scots) to barter, also TROAK, TROCK
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tokers - TOKER, one that tokes, puffs
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toyers - TOYER, one who toys, a trifler
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towser - one who towses, also TOUSER
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towers - TOWER, to rise to a great height
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towery - very tall
5 Letter Words Unscrambled From Skywrote
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skyre - (Scots) to shine, be gaudy
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skyte - (Scots) to dart or glide
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skyer - in cricket, a hit high into the air
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skort - a pair of shorts with a front panel that gives the appearance of a skirt
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syker - (Spenser) sure, certain, also SICCAR, SICKER, SIKER
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swore - SWEAR, to utter a solemn oath
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sower - one who sows
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styre - (Spenser) to stir, also STIRE
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stroy - (dialect) to destroy
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strow - to scatter, also STREW
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strew - to scatter, spread, also STROW
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stoke - to supply a furnace with fuel
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stork - any large wading bird of the family Ciconiidae
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story - to relate an account of an event
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store - to put away for future use
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stewy - like a stew
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serow - a Himalayan goatlike antelope, aka thar
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kytes - KYTE, (Scots) the belly
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kores - KORE, (Greek) an ancient Greek statue of a young woman
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keros - KERO, (Australian slang) kerosene
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yokes - YOKE, to join (animals, slaves) together with a wooden frame
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yoker - to spit
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yowes - YOWE, (Scots) a ewe
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yorks - YORK, to bowl a batsman with a yorker
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yores - YORE, a long time ago
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yerks - YERK, to tie with a jerk, also YIRK
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wytes - WYTE, (Scots) to blame, lay the blame on, also WIGHT, WITE
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wroke - WREAK, to effect, bring about
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wrote - WRITE, to form characters on a surface with an instrument
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wrest - to take away by force, also WRAST
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woker - WOKE, alert to social and political injustice (esp in the phrase stay woke)
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worst - most bad, also WARST, WAURST
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worse - more bad, also WARRE, WAUR
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works - WORK, to toil in mind or body
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worts - WORT, a plant, herb or vegetable
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weros - WERO, (Maori) a challenge made by an armed Maori warrior to a visitor to a marae
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rykes - RYKE, (Scots) to reach
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ryots - RYOT, (Hindi) an Indian peasant, also RAIYAT
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roset - (Scots) to coat with rosin
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rokes - ROKE, (dialect) to steam, smoke
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royst - to revel noisily, carouse, also ROIST, ROISTER, ROYSTER
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rowts - ROWT, to rummage out
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rotes - ROTE, to fix by rote
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resow - to sow again
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resty - (obsolete) restive
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resto - (Australian slang) a restored antique, vintage car etc.
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oyers - OYER, (obsolete) a hearing in a lawcourt, an assize
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owres - OWRE, (Spenser) ore, rock containing a valuable metal
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tykes - TYKE, a small child, also TIKE
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tyros - TYRO, (Latin) a beginner or novice, also TIRO
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tyres - TYRE, to supply a covering for a wheel
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tyers - TYER, one who ties
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twyer - a pipe through which air is forced into a blast furnace, also TUYERE, TUYER, TWEER, TWIER, TWYERE
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twoer - (colloquial) anything that counts as two or scores two
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twerk - to thrust the hips up and down from a squatting position
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tryke - a tricycle, also TRIKE
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troke - (Scots) to barter, also TROAK, TROCK
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troys - TROY, a system of weights
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trows - TROW, (archaic) to believe
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treks - TREK, to go on a journey, also TRECK
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treys - TREY, the three in cards or dice, also TRAY, TREZ
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trews - full-length trousers worn by Scot regiments; close-cut tartan drawers sometimes worn under the kilt in Highland dress, also TROOZ, TROUSE
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tokes - TOKE, to puff a marijuana cigarette
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toker - one that tokes, puffs
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toyer - one who toys, a trifler
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towsy - shaggy, unkempt, also TOUSY, TOUZY, TOWZY
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towse - to dishevel, rumple, also TOUSE, TOUSLE, TOUZE, TOUZLE, TOWZE
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tower - to rise to a great height
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torsk - (Norwegian) a marine food fish, aka cusk
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torse - (French) a heraldic wreath
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tores - TORE, a surface described by rotation of conic section about a line
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estro - (Italian) the height of poetic inspiration
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eyots - EYOT, a small island, also AIT
4 Letter Words Unscrambled From Skywrote
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skyr - (Old Norse) curds; a yogurt-like curd cheese
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skry - to see the future e.g. via a crystal ball, also SCRY
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skew - oblique, biased
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sker - to scour, search; to send skimming, also SCUR, SKIRR, SQUIRR
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skeo - (Orkney) a hut, a shed, also SKIO
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sket - (dialect) to splash (water)
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syke - a rill or small ditch, also SIKE
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swot - to study hard
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swey - (Scots) to sway, swing, also SWAY, SWEE
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soke - a feudal right to administer justice in a certain area
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sort - to arrange in class, kind or size
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sore - sensitive to pain
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stye - an inflamed swelling of the eyelid
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stow - to put away
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stey - (Scots) steep
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stew - to cook by boiling slowly
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sekt - (German) a sparkling wine
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serk - (Scots) a shirt or chemise, also SARK
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kyte - (Scots) the belly
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kyes - KYE, a Korean village fund which lends for weddings, funerals etc.
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kows - KOW, a branch of twigs
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kors - KOR, a Hebrew unit of measure
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kore - (Greek) an ancient Greek statue of a young woman
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kest - (obsolete) to cast
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keys - KEY, to enter (data) into a computer
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kero - (Australian slang) kerosene
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kets - KET, (Scots) carrion, rotting flesh
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keto - pertaining to ketone, a chemical compound of carbon, obtained by distilling salts of organic acids
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yoks - YOK, to laugh loudly, also YOCK, YUCK, YUK
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yoke - to join (animals, slaves) together with a wooden frame
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yows - YOW, to howl, also YOWL
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yowe - (Scots) a ewe
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york - to bowl a batsman with a yorker
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yore - a long time ago
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yesk - (Scots) to hiccup or belch, also YEX
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yest - (obsolete) yeast
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yews - YEW, a type of evergreen tree, also EUGH
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yerk - to tie with a jerk, also YIRK
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yeow - an interjection used to express pain or shock
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wyte - (Scots) to blame, lay the blame on, also WIGHT, WITE
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wyes - WYE, the letter Y
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wost - WIT, to know
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woks - WOK, (Chinese) a pan used in Chinese cookery, also WOCK
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woke - alert to social and political injustice (esp in the phrase stay woke)
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work - to toil in mind or body
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wort - a plant, herb or vegetable
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wore - WEAR, to turn a ship's stern to windward to alter its course
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wots - WOT, (archaic) to know, also WIS, WIST, WIT
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woes - WOE, grief, sadness, also WAE, WO
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west - a part of the compass, also WAST
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weys - WEY, a measure or weight for dry goods
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wero - (Maori) a challenge made by an armed Maori warrior to a visitor to a marae
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wert - BE, to exist
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wets - WET, to make wet
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ryke - (Scots) to reach
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ryot - (Hindi) an Indian peasant, also RAIYAT
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ryes - RYE, a cereal grass, also RHY
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rosy - rose-coloured
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rost - (obsolete) to roast
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rose - to redden
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roks - ROK, an enormous bird of Arabian legend, also ROC, RUC, RUKH
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roky - (dialect) misty; foggy; cloudy
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roke - (dialect) to steam, smoke
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rows - ROW, to propel by means of oars
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rowt - to rummage out
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rots - ROT, to decompose
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rote - using mechanical memory, repetition or performance without regard to the meaning, also ROATE
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roes - ROE, a mass of fish eggs
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rest - to stop work or activity for repose
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rews - REW, (Spenser) a row
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reos - REO, (Maori) language
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rets - RET, to expose to moisture
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okes - OKE, a Turkish unit of weight, also OKA
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oyes - a proclamation, also OYEZ
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oyer - (obsolete) a hearing in a lawcourt, an assize
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owse - (Scots) an ox
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owre - (Spenser) ore, rock containing a valuable metal
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owts - OWT, (dialect) anything, also AUGHT, OUCHT
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owes - OWE, to be indebted for
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ower - (Scots) over, also OWRE
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orts - ORT, a leftover from a meal
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ores - ORE, rock containing a valuable metal, also OWRE
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tyke - a small child, also TIKE
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tyro - (Latin) a beginner or novice, also TIRO
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tyre - to supply a covering for a wheel
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tyes - TYE, to wash in a trough
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tyer - one who ties
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twos - TWO, the next whole number after one
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trye - (Spenser) choice, purified, also TRIE
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troy - a system of weights
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trow - (archaic) to believe
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tres - (French) very
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trek - to go on a journey, also TRECK
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trey - the three in cards or dice, also TRAY, TREZ
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trew - (obsolete) true
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tose - (Scots) to tease out, draw out, also TEASE, TEAZE, TOAZE, TOZE
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toke - to puff a marijuana cigarette
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toys - TOY, to amuse oneself with a child's plaything
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tows - TOW, to pull by means of a chain or rope
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towy - pertaining to tow, prepared fibres of flax, hemp etc.
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tors - TOR, a high, craggy hill
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tory - a political conservative
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tore - a surface described by rotation of conic section about a line
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toes - TOE, to touch with projecting members of the foot
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toey - (Australian slang) nervous, edgy
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tews - TEW, to hustle
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esky - a container for keeping drinks cool
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eyot - a small island, also AIT
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ewks - EWK, (dialect) to itch, also EUK, YEUK, YOUK, YUKE
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ewts - EWT, (dialect) a newt, also EFT, EVET
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erst - formerly, also EARST
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erks - ERK, (slang) an aircraftsman
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eros - (Greek) the sum of the self-preservative, as opposed to self-destructive, instincts
3 Letter Words Unscrambled From Skywrote
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sky - to hit or throw towards the upper atmosphere
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sye - to strain
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swy - (Australian) the Australian game of two-up
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soy - a dark, salty sauce made from fermented beans and wheat flour, also SOJA, SOYA
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sow - to scatter seeds for a crop
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sot - to play the drunken fool
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sty - to keep in a pigpen
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sey - a part of a carcase of beef
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sew - to mend or fasten with a needle and thread
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ser - an Indian unit of weight
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set - to put in a particular position
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kye - a Korean village fund which lends for weddings, funerals etc.
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kos - a measure of distance in India, also COSS, KOSS
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kow - a branch of twigs
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kor - a Hebrew unit of measure
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key - crucial
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ket - (Scots) carrion, rotting flesh
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yok - to laugh loudly, also YOCK, YUCK, YUK
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yow - to howl, also YOWL
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yes - an affirmative reply
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yew - a type of evergreen tree, also EUGH
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yer - (colloquial) your; you
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yet - in addition, besides; nevertheless
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wye - the letter Y
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wry - twisted
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wos - WO, (archaic) woe, also WAE
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wok - (Chinese) a pan used in Chinese cookery, also WOCK
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wot - (archaic) to know, also WIS, WIST, WIT
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woe - grief, sadness, also WAE, WO
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wey - a measure or weight for dry goods
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wet - not dry
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rye - a cereal grass, also RHY
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rok - an enormous bird of Arabian legend, also ROC, RUC, RUKH
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row - to propel by means of oars
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rot - to decompose
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roe - a mass of fish eggs
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res - (short for) (a Native American) reservation, also REZ
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rew - (Spenser) a row
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reo - (Maori) language
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ret - to expose to moisture
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ose - an esker, a narrow ridge of gravel and sand
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oke - a Turkish unit of weight, also OKA
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oys - OY, (Scots) a grandchild, also OE, OYE
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oye - a grandchild, also OE, OY
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owt - (dialect) anything, also AUGHT, OUCHT
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owe - to be indebted for
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ors - OR, the heraldic tincture gold
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ort - a leftover from a meal
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ore - rock containing a valuable metal, also OWRE
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oes - OE, (Scots) a grandchild, also OY, OYE
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tsk - to utter an exclamation of annoyance, also TSKTSK
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tye - to wash in a trough
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two - the next whole number after one
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try - to attempt
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toy - to amuse oneself with a child's plaything
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tow - to pull by means of a chain or rope
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tor - a high, craggy hill
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toe - to touch with projecting members of the foot
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tes - TE, (in tonic sol-fa) the seventh degree of any major scale
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tew - to hustle
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est - a programme designed to develop human potential
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ewk - (dialect) to itch, also EUK, YEUK, YOUK, YUKE
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ewt - (dialect) a newt, also EFT, EVET
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ers - a European vetch, also ERVIL
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erk - (slang) an aircraftsman
2 Letter Words Unscrambled From Skywrote
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so - the fifth tone of the scale, also SOH, SOL
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st - hush
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ky - cattle, also KYE
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ko - (Maori) a Maori digging-stick
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yo - an expression of calling for attention
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ye - (archaic) you
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wo - (archaic) woe, also WAE
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we - the first person plural pronoun
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re - in tonic sol-fa, the second note of the scale
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os - (Latin) a bone
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ok - expressing assent
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oy - (Scots) a grandchild, also OE, OYE
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ow - an interjection expressing pain
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or - the heraldic tincture gold
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oe - (Scots) a grandchild, also OY, OYE
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to - in the direction of
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te - (in tonic sol-fa) the seventh degree of any major scale
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es - the letter S, also ESS
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ew - an interjection used to express disgust, also EEEW, EEW
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er - used to express hesitation
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et - EAT, to consume food
How many words can you make out of skywrote?
There are 297 words that can be made from skywrote when you unscramble it using some or all of its letters.
