state V (type of word) stated | stating | states
statecraft N (type of word) statecrafts
statehood N (type of word) statehoods
statehooder N? (type of word) statehooders
statehouse N (type of word) statehouses
stateless N? (type of word) stateless
statelessness N (type of word) statelessnesses
statelet N? (type of word) statelets
stateliness N (type of word) statelinesses
stately A (type of word) statelier | stateliest
statement N (type of word) statements
stater N? (type of word) staters
stateroom N (type of word) staterooms
statesman N (type of word) statesmen
statesmanship N (type of word) statesmanships
statesperson N? (type of word) statespeople
stateswoman N (type of word) stateswomen
static A (type of word) staticer?, staticcer<? 1 | staticest?, staticcest<? 1
static N (type of word) statics
statice N (type of word) statices
station N (type of word) stations
station V (type of word) stationed | stationing | stations
stationariness N (type of word) stationarinesses?
stationary N (type of word) stationaries
stationer N (type of word) stationers
stationery N (type of word) stationeries
stationmaster N (type of word) stationmasters
statism N? (type of word) statisms
statist N? (type of word) statists
statistic N (type of word) statistics
statistician N (type of word) statisticians
stative A (type of word) stativer? | stativest?
stative N? (type of word) statives
statoblast N? (type of word) statoblasts
statocyst N? (type of word) statocysts
statolith N? (type of word) statoliths
stator N (type of word) stators
statoscope N? (type of word) statoscopes
statuary A (type of word) statuarier? | statuariest?
statuary N (type of word) statuaries
statue N (type of word) statues
statue V (type of word) statued | statuing | statues
statuesqueness N? (type of word) statuesquenesses
statuette N (type of word) statuettes
stature N (type of word) statures
status N (type of word) statuses
statute A (type of word) statuter? | statutest?
statute N (type of word) statutes
staumrel N? (type of word) staumrels
staunch A (type of word) stauncher | staunchest
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staunch N (type of word) staunches
staunch V (type of word) staunched | staunching | staunches
staunchly A (type of word) staunchlier? | staunchliest?
staunchness N (type of word) staunchnesses
staurikosaur N (type of word) staurikosaurs?, staurikosaures<? 1
staurikosaurus N (type of word) staurikosauruses?, staurikosaurusses<? 1, staurikosauri~? 1
staurolite N? (type of word) staurolites
stave N (type of word) staves
stave V (type of word) staved, stove 1 | staving | staves
stavesacre N? (type of word) stavesacres
staw V? (type of word) stawed | stawing | staws
stay N (type of word) stays
stay V (type of word) stayed, staid 2 | staying | stays
stayer N (type of word) stayers
staying N? (type of word) stayings
stayless N? (type of word) stayless
staysail N (type of word) staysails
stead N (type of word) steads
stead V (type of word) steaded | steading | steads
steadfast A (type of word) steadfaster? | steadfastest?
steadfastly A (type of word) steadfastlier? | steadfastliest?
steadfastness N (type of word) steadfastnesses
steadicam N? (type of word) steadicams
steadier N? (type of word) steadiers
steadily A (type of word) steadilier? | steadiliest?
steadiness N (type of word) steadinesses
steading N? (type of word) steadings
steady A (type of word) steadier | steadiest
steady N (type of word) steadies
steady V (type of word) steadied | steadying | steadies
steak N (type of word) steaks
steakhouse N (type of word) steakhouses
steal N (type of word) steals, steales!< 1
steal V (type of word) stole | stolen | stealing | steals, steales!< 1
stealage N? (type of word) stealages
steale V? (type of word) stealed | stealing | steales
stealer N? (type of word) stealers
stealing N (type of word) stealings
stealth A (type of word) stealther? | stealthest?
stealth N (type of word) stealths
stealthily A (type of word) stealthilier? | stealthiliest?
stealthiness N (type of word) stealthinesses
stealthy A (type of word) stealthier | stealthiest
steam A (type of word) steamer | steammest?, steamest<? 1
steam N (type of word) steams
steam V (type of word) steamed | steaming | steams
steamboat N (type of word) steamboats
steamer N (type of word) steamers
steamer V (type of word) steamered | steamering | steamers |
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06/19/2008 |
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Men's Basketball: 10 Cities Vie To Host NCAA Men's Final Four
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Indianapolis and New Orleans are among 10 cities that submitted bids Wednesday to host the 2012-16 NCAA Men's Final Fours. San Antonio, which hosted this year's final won by Kansas; Detroit, the 2009 host; Houston (2011) and Indianapolis (2010), which has held more Final Fours than any other city - five - are all in the running again. Phoenix is the only city looking to hold their first Final Four. Atlanta, Minneapolis, St. Louis and Arlington-Dallas-Fort Worth, are the other prospective hosts.
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06/19/2008 |
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Men's Wrestling: 3-Time NCAA Wrestling Champion Jimmy Jackson Dies
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-Jimmy Jackson, a former Olympic wrestler and three-time NCAA heavyweight champion at Oklahoma State, has died. He was 51. Jackson had been suffering from diabetes and congestive heart failure before his death Tuesday in East Lansing, Mich., according to a statement released Wednesday by Oklahoma State. Cowboys coach John Smith said "we lost our great heavyweight, Jimmy Jackson." Jackson won consecutive NCAA titles from 1976 to 1978 and competed in the 1976 Montreal Games, reaching the third round.
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