All Episodes

#G105 (go-devil to godwit)

#G104 (goblet to godetia)

#G103 (go around to go-between)

#G102 (go to go-around)

#G101 (go about to go)

#G100 (go)

#G99 (gneiss to gnu) ft. BB Butters

#G98 (glyptic to gnaw)

#G97 (glycolipid to Glyptal)

#G96 (glutton to glycolic acid)

#G95 (glut to glutinous rice)

#G94 (glucose-1-phosphate to gluon)

#G93 (glower to glucose)

#G92 (glott- to glow discharge)

#G91 (gloss to glossy)

#G90 (Gloomy Gus to glory-of-the-snow)

#G89 (globule to gloomy)

#G88 (globalisation to globular cluster)

#G87 (glissade to global)

#G86 (glide to glissade)

#G85 (glee to glide)

#G84 (glauconite to glebe) ft. Josh Pilch

#G83 (glassblowing to glaucoma)

#G82 (glanders to glass)

#G81 (glamorize to glandered)

#G80 (glad to glamorise)

#G79 (gizmo to glad)

#G78 (give-and-take to give up)

#G77 (give to give-and-go)

#G76 (giro to give)

#G75 (girasole to girn)

#G74 (gingham to girandole) ft. BB Butters

#G73 (gimp to gingersnap)

#G72 (Gilsonite to gimmickry)

#G71 (gild to gillyflower)

#G70 (gig to gilbert)

#G69 (GIF to gig)

#G68 (gibbet to Giemsa stain)

#G67 (giant schnauzer to gibbet)

#G66 (ghostly to giant reed)

#G65 (ghat to ghosting)

#G64 (getup to ghastly)

#G63 (get around to get together)

#G62 (get to get along)

#G61 (gesundheit to get)

#G60 (gestaltist to gesture language)

#G59 (gerontology to gestalt)

#G58 (germ cell to gerontocracy)

#G57 (German to German wirehaired pointer)

#G56 (geranium to German)

#G55 (georgic to geraniol)

#G54 (geomorphic to Georgian)

#G53 (geologize to geometry)

#G52 (geodetic to geologic time) ft. BB Butters

#G51 (-geny to geodesy)

#G50 (Gentoo to Gen X)

#G49 (gentle to gentlewoman)

#G48 (genro to gentility)

#G47 (genius to genre)

#G46 (genial to geniture)

#G45 (genetic engineering to genial)

#G44 (generatrix to genetic drift)

#G43 (generalship to generator)

#G42 (general election to general semantics)

#G41 (gene conversion to general delivery)

#G40 (gen to genealogy)

#G39 (geminal to gemutlichkeit)

#G38 (gelato to gemfibrozil)

#G37 (gefilte fish to gelation)

#G36 (gearbox to geezer)

#G35 (gazetteer to gear)

#G34 (gavial to gazette)

#G33 (gaum to gavel-to-gavel)

#G32 (gaudy to gault)

#G31 (gather to gaudy)

#G30 (-gate to gather)

#G29 (gastroscope to gate)

#G28 (gastric to gastropub)

#G27 (gaslit to gastrectomy)

#G26 (gasbag to gas-liquid chromatography)

#G25 (garrison state to gas)

#G24 (garnet to garrison house)

#G23 (gargle to garner)

#G22 (garda to gargantuan)

#G21 (garage to garçon)

#G20 (ganymede to GAR)

#G19 (gangrene to gantry)

#G18 (gang to gangrene)

#G17 (gamma ray to Ganelon)

#G16 (gametophore to gamma radiation)

#G15 (game hen to gametogenesis)

#G14 (gambrel roof to game fish)

#G13 (gam to gambrel)

#G12 (gall wasp to galvanoscope)

#G11 (gallivant to gallused)

#G10 (gallica to gallium arsenide)

#G9 (gallery to Gallic)

#G8 (galiot to galleria)

#G7 (galantine to galingale)

#G6 (gala to galangal)

#G5 (gain to Gal)

#G4 (gag to gaily)

#G3 (gadolinite to gaff-topsail)

#G2 (gabfest to gadoid)

#G1 (g to gaberdine)

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Pre-G #7 - 2025 New Words 7

Pre-G #6 - 2025 New Words 6

Pre-G #5 - 2025 New Words 5

Pre-G #4 - 2025 New Words 4

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Pre-G #1 - 2025 New Words 1

#F255 (fuze to fynbos)

#F254 (future to futz)

#F253 (fustic to futtock shroud)

#F252 (fusil to fustian)

#F251 (fury to fusiform)

#F250 (furring to furunculosis)

#F249 (furmity to furriner)

#F248 (fur to furlough)

#F247 (funnel to fur)

#F246 (fungiform to funky)

#F245 (fundamental law to fungicide)

#F244 (functor to fundamentalism)

#F243 (function to function word)

#F242 (fumitory to function)

#F241 (fulvous to fumigate)

#F240 (full-time to fulsome)

#F239 (fuller to full tilt)

#F238 (full to full dress)

#F237 (fulfillment to full)

#F236 (fugitive to fulfill)

#F235 (fudge to fugitive)

#F234 (fuchsin to fuddy-duddy) ft. Sharon & More

#F233 (fruticose to fuchsia)

#F232 (fruitless to frustum)

#F231 (fructuous to fruition)

#F230 (frothy to fructose)

#F229 (frontward to froth)

#F228 (frontier to front-runner)

#F227 (front to front-end loader)

#F226 (from to front)

#F225 (FRM to frolicsome)

#F224 (fritillaria to frizzy)

#F223 (fringe area to frith)

#F222 (fright to fringe)

#F221 (friendly to fright)

#F220 (fricative to friend)

#F219 (fret to fricasee)

#F218 (fresh to fret)

#F217 (frenum to fresco)

#F216 (french fry to frenulum) ft. BB Butters

#F215 (freezer burn to French dressing)

#F214 (freewill to freezer) ft. Robert Sapolsky

#F213 (freestanding to freewheeling)

#F212 (free marketeer to freest)

#F211 (free-form to free market)

#F210 (freedman to free-for-all)

#F209 (free to free diver)

#F208 (free)

#F207 (frazzle to freckle)

#F206 (fratricide to fraying)

#F205 (franklin to fraternize)

#F204 (frank to Frankish) ft. Dave and Ethan

#F203 (franchise to franglais)

#F202 (frame to franchise)

#F201 (fragmentation to frame)

#F200 (fractionalize to fragmentary)

#F199 (fox-trot to fractional currency)

#F198 (fowl to fox-trot)

#F197 (fourteen to fovea centralis)

#F196 (four-in-hand to four-star)

#F195 (fourchée to Fourier transform)

#F194 (founder to four by four)

#F193 (foul line to founder)

#F192 (foster home to fouling)

#F191 (forwards to fosterage)

#C560 (cyclogenesis to cyclophosphamide)

#C506 (critical to crticize)

#C111 (cease and desist order to cee)

#C68 (cargo to caries)

#B283 (brusque to brusquerie)

#A267 (arsenal to art)

#A163 (amphiprostyle to amplification)

#A117 (alert to al fresco)

#F190 (forty-five to forward pass)

#F189 (FORTRAN to forty)

#F188 (forth to fortnightly)

#F187 (forsooth to forte-piano) ft. BB Butters

#F186 (formula to forsake)

#F185 (forme to Formosan termite)

#F184 (formalism to form criticism)

#F183 (form to formalise)

#F182 (forkball to form)

#F181 (forgetful to fork)

#F180 (forfeit to forget)

#F179 (foreswear to foreworn)

#F178 (foresight to forest tent caterpillar)

#F177 (forerunner to foreside)

#F176 (forelady to forerun)

#F175 (forehand to foreknow)

#F174 (foreclose to forehand)

#F173 (fore-and-after to forecheck)

#F172 (force of nature to fore and aft)

#F171 (force to force of habit)

#F170 (forbid to force)

#F169 (foram to forebearance)

#F168 (foozle to forage)

#F167 (footpad to foozle)

#F166 (-footer to footpad)

#F165 (foot to footer)

#F164 (foolish to foot)

#F163 (foodie to foolhardy)

#F162 (fondle to food court)

#F161 (follow-up to fondant)

#F160 (follow to follow through)

#F159 (folk medicine to follow)

#F158 (folic acid to folk mass)

#F157 (-fold to foliation)

#F156 (foil to fold)

#F155 (fog to foil)

#F154 (focus to -foeto)

#F153 (foam to fo'c'sle)

#F152 (flysch to foal)

#F151 (flying fox to fly rod)

#F150 (fly-by-night to flying fish)

#F149 (fly to flyby)

#F148 (flutter kick to fly)

#F147 (flush to flutter)

#F146 (fluoroquinolone to flush)

#F145 (fluor to fluorometer)

#F144 (fluidity to fluocinolone acetonide)

#F143 (flue to fluidic)

#F142 (flowerage to fluctuate)

#F141 (flow to flower)

#F140 (flounce to flout)

#F139 (florilegium to flounce)

#F138 (flora to florigen)

#F137 (floor to flop sweat)

#F136 (flocking to flooey) ft. Josh Pilch

#F135 (floater to flock)

#F134 (flirt to floatation)

#F133 (flintlock to flirt)

#F132 (flight-test to flint glass)

#F131 (flicker to flight surgeon)

#F130 (flexile to flicker)

#F129 (flesh fly to flexible)

#F128 (fleet to fleshed)

#F127 (flèche to fleet)

#F126 (flaw to fleawort)

#F125 (flavivirus to flaw)

#F124 (flatus to flavin mononucleotide)

#F123 (flatline to flatulent)

#F122 (flatbed to flatlet)

#F121 (flask to flat)

#F120 (flash back to flashy)

#F119 (flash to flashback)

#F118 (flap to flaring)

#F117 (flaneur to flap)

#F116 (flame cell to flan) ft. Johnny Lange

#F115 (flake to flame)

#F114 (flagrant to flake)

#F113 (flagellar to flag rank)

#F112 (Fla to flagellant)

#F111 (fixed charge to FL)

#F110 (fix to fixed)

#F109 (fitchet to five-star)

#F108 (fit to fitch)

#F107 (fissionable to fit)

#F106 (fish-eye to fission)

#F105 (fish to fishery)

#F104 (first person to fiscal year)

#F103 (first class to first papers) ft. First Cousins

#F102 (firm to first-class)

#F101 (firestorm to firm)

#F100 (firehouse to fire-stop)

#F99 (fire control to fire hall) ft. Steve Goodie

#F98 (FIRE to fireclay)

#F97 (finny to fire)

#F96 (finish to Finno-Ugric)

#F95 (fingerpicking to finish)

#F94 (fine structure to finger painting)

#F93 (fine to finest)

#F92 (find to fine)

#F91 (finalise to finch)

#F90 (filter tip to finale)

#F89 (filmography to filter paper)

#F88 (fill-in to film noir) ft. Matt Fagerholm

#F87 (Filipina to fillet weld)

#F86 (filet mignon to filiopietistic)

#F85 (filariasis to filet)

#F84 (figure eight to filaria)

#F83 (figurative to figured bass)

#F82 (fig to figuration)

#F81 (fifteen to fig)

#F80 (fiend to FIFO)

#F79 (fielding percentage to fieldwork)

#F78 (field to fieldhouse)

#F77 (fidge to field)

#F76 (fiddle to fidelity)

#F75 (fict to -fid)

#F74 (fibronectin to fico)

#F73 (fibril to fibromyalgia)

#F72 (fiat money to fibre)

#F71 (few to fiat)

#F70 (feudality to fever wort)

#F69 (fetor to feudalism)

#F68 (fetch to fetoprotein)

#F67 (festival to fetch)

#F66 (fertilize to festinate)

#F65 (ferry to fertilization membrane)

#F64 (ferritin to ferrule)

#F63 (ferocity to ferrite)

#F62 (fermata to ferocious)

#F61 (fen-phen to ferlie)

#F60 (fender bender to fenny) ft. Linda Parks

#F59 (femoral to fender)

#F58 (female to femme fatale) ft. Rebecca Martin Fagerholm

#F57 (felly to FEMA)

#F56 (fell to fellow traveler)

#F55 (feldsher to fell)

#F54 (feeling to felafel)

#F53 (feel to feeling)

#F52 (feed to fee-for-service)

#F51 (federalization to feeblish)

#F50 (fecund to federalist)

#F49 (featly to feculent)

#F48 (feather to feathery)

#F47 (feasible to feather)

#F46 (Fe to fearsome)

#F45 (fawn to F distribution)

#F44 (favor to favus)

#F43 (faunistic to favor)

#F42 (fault to fauna)

#F41 (fatshedera to faugh)

#F40 (Father Christmas to fatly)

#F39 (fat depot to father) ft. Jim Parks

#F38 (fat to fat cell)

#F37 (fast-forward to fastuous)

#F36 (fast to fast-forward)

#F35 (fashion to fast)

#F34 (fascination to fashion) ft. Sharon Parks

#F33 (far-ultraviolet to fascinating)

#F32 (farrow to farthingale) ft. Sharon Parks

#F31 (farm to farrow)

#F30 (fare-thee-well to farm)

#F29 (farad to fare)

#F28 (fantasy to FAR)

#F27 (fantasied to fantasy)

#F26 (fanfaronade to fantasia)

#F25 (fancy to fanfare)

#F24 (famously to fancify)

#F23 (family jewels to famous) ft. Emily Winter

#F21 (Falstaff to familiar)

#F20 (false to falsity)

#F19 (falloff to false)

#F18 (fallacious to fall line)

#F17 (fall to fall)

#F16 (falcate to faldstool)

#F15 (faithless to Falasha)

#F14 (fairy shrimp to faith healing)

#F13 (fair market value to fairy ring)

#F12 (fair to fairly)

#F11 (fain to fair)

#F10 (fah to fain)

#F9 (fade-out to fagoting) ft. Jeff "UHJeff" Nucera

#F8 (facula to fadeless)

#F7 (factor to facture)

#F6 (facing to factoid)

#F5 (facial to facility)

#F4 (face off to facia)

#F3 (face to face-off)

#F2 (fabric softener to face)

#F1 (f to fabrication)

Pre-F Bonus #14 - 2023 New Words 9

Pre-F Bonus #13 - 2023 New Words 8

Pre-F Bonus #12 - 2023 New Words 7

Pre-F Bonus #11 - 2023 New Words 6

Pre-F Bonus #10 - 2023 New Words 5

Pre-F Bonus #9 - 2023 New Words 4

Pre-F Bonus #8 - 2023 New Words 3

Pre-F Bonus #7 - 2023 New Words 2

Pre-F Bonus #6 - 2023 New Words #1

Pre-F Bonus #5 - Dedication from 1946 Dictionary

Pre-F Bonus #4 - I Got New Lights

Pre-F Bonus #3 - Antique Dictionary

Pre-F Bonus #2 - F Words

Pre-F Bonus #1 - New Reviews

#E224 (eyespot to Ezra) ft. Sharon (my wife)

#E223 (eyedropper to eyesore)

#E222 (eye to eyedness)

#E221 (ex-voto to eye)

#E220 (extrovert to exuviation)

#E219 (extremity to extroversion)

#E218 (extravaganza to extremism)

#E217 (extra point to extravagant)

#E216 (extrajudicial to extraordinary)

#E215 (extract to extrahepatic)

#E214 (extirpate to extracranial)

#E213 (externalism to extinguish)

#E212 (exteriorise to externalisation)

#E211 (extension agent to exterior angle)

#E210 (extend to extension)

#E209 (ext to extend) ft. Josh and Jesse

#E208 (expropriation to exsolution)

#E207 (express to expropriate)

#E206 (exposure to express)

#E205 (exporter to expostulation)

#E204 (explorer to exportation)

#E203 (explode to explore) ft. Dan Jeremy Brooks

#E202 (explain away to explicit)

#E201 (expiate to explain)

#E200 (experience to expert system)

#E199 (expel to experience)

#E198 (expected value to expeditious)

#E197 (expatriate to expectative)

#E196 (expander to expatiate)

#E195 (exotic to expanded plastic)

#E194 (exophthalmos to exothermic)

#E193 (exocytosis to exopeptidase)

#E192 (existentialist to exocyclic)

#E191 (exigent to existentialism) ft. T-Bone Stankus

#E190 (exhibit to exigency)

#E189 (ex gratia to exhibit)

#E188 (exercise to exfoliator)

#E187 (exemplary to exercise)

#E186 (executive to exemplar)

#E185 (ex-directory to executive)

#E184 (exculpatory to excuse)

#E183 (excommunication to exculpate)

#E182 (exclamatory to excommunicate)

#E181 (excitant to exclamation point)

#E180 (exchange to excitable)

#E179 (excerpt to exchange)

#E178 (excel to exceptionally)

#E177 (exarch to exceedingly)

#E176 (exaltation to exarch)

#E175 (ex- to exalt)

#E174 (evolve to ex-)

#E173 (evince to evolutionary psychology) ft. Natalia Reagan

#E172 (evidence to evil-minded)

#E171 (everlasting to evidence)

#E170 (event to everlasting)

#E169 (even to evensong)

#E168 (evangelical to Eve) ft. Eva Harriman

#E167 (evacuate to evangel)

#E166 (eustachian tube to EVA)

#E165 (European plan to eusocial)

#E164 (Euro-American to Europeanize)

#E163 (euphony to Euro)

#E162 (eulogy to euphonium)

#E161 (eudiometer to eulogize)

#E160 (eucalyptus to eudaemonism)

#E159 (Etrurian to eucalyptol) ft. Helen Zaltzman

#E158 (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid to étouffée)

#E157 (ethnology to ethylenediaminetetraacetate)

#E156 (Ethiopic to ethnohistory)

#E155 (Ethernet to Ethiopic)

#E154 (Etesian to etherize)

#E153 (et al to eternize)

#E152 (estrogen replacement therapy to e-tail)

#E151 (estivation to estrogenic) ft. Carina Magyar

#E150 (esterase to estivate)

#E149 (establishment to ester)

#E148 (essentialism to establishing shot)

#E147 (essay to essential)

#E146 (espiègle to essay) ft. Matt Park

#E145 (esophagus to espial)

#E144 (escutcheon to esophagitis)

#E143 (eschatology to esculent)

#E142 (escape to eschatological)

#E141 (escalade to escape)

#E140 (erythrism to escadrille)

#E139 (eruct to erythremia)

#E138 (erroneous to erucic acid)

#E137 (erotic to erratum)

#E136 (eristic to erosive)

#E135 (ergonovine to ERISA)

#E134 (erenow to ergonomics)

#E133 (erbium to eremurus)

#E132 (-er to erato)

#E131 (equiv to ER)

#E130 (equipment to equity capital)

#E129 (equilibrate to equipage)

#E128 (equatorial to equilibrant)

#E127 (equally to equator)

#E126 (epsilon to equalizer)

#E125 (epoch to EPROM)

#E124 (epithelialization to EPO)

#E123 (epistemic to epithelial)

#E122 (episcopacy to epistaxis)

#E121 (epipelagic to episcia)

#E120 (epilation to epineurium)

#E119 (epigenesis to epigynous)

#E118 (epidendrum to epigeal)

#E117 (Epicurean to epidemiology)

#E116 (epic to epicurean)

#E115 (ephemera to epic)

#E114 (epazote to ephredrine)

#E113 (EO to epaulet)

#E112 (envisage to enzymology)

#E111 (envenom to environs)

#E110 (entry-level to envelope)

#E109 (entree to entry)

#E108 (entorhinal to entrecôte)

#E107 (entire to entoproct)

#E106 (entertainment to entire)

#E105 (enterogastrone to entertaining)

#E104 (enter to enterocolitis)

#E103 (entamoeba to enter)

#E102 (ensky to entail)

#E101 (enroot to ensile)

#E100 (enough to enroll)

#E99 (enology to enosis)

#E98 (enlisted man to enolase)

#E97 (enjoy to enlisted)

#E96 (engrossing to enjoin)

#E95 (English sonnet to engross)

#E94 (English to English shepherd) ft. Kevin Stroud

#E93 (engaging to engirdle)

#E92 (enforce to engagement)

#E91 (energy to enfold)

#E90 (endure to energize)

#E89 (endotracheal to endurance)

#E88 (endoscopic to endotoxin)

#E87 (endopeptidase to endoscope)

#E86 (endogamy to endoparasite) sorry for the audio

#E85 (endocarp to endoergic)

#E84 (endemic to endocardium)

#E83 (end to endeavour)

#E82 (encumbrance to end)

#E81 (encounter to encumber)

#E80 (enclave to encounter)

#E79 (encephalography to enclasp)

#E78 (encaenia to encephalograph)

#E77 (enactment to enc)

#E76 (emulous to enact)

#E75 (empty calories to emulator)

#E74 (employment agency to empty)

#E73 (empire to employment)

#E72 (empathy to emphysema)

#E71 (emolument to empathize)

#E70 (emissary to emollient)

#E69 (emf to emirate)

#E68 (emergency medical technician to émeute)

#E67 (embryophyte to emergency brake)

#E66 (embroidery to embryonic membrane)

#E65 (emboss to embroider)

#E64 (emblem to emboss)

#E63 (embayment to emblazonry)

#E62 (embarrass to embay)

#E61 (emancipate to embark)

#E60 (elves to emanation)

#E59 (eloquent to elver) ft. Josh Pilch

#E58 (elm bark beetle to eloquence)

#E57 (elk to elm)

#E56 (Elijah to Elizabethan)

#E55 (elevator music to eligible)

#E54 (elephantiasis to elevator)

#E53 (elemental to elephant grass)

#E52 (elements) ft. Jax and Rob from [melter]

#E51 (elegance to element)

#E50 (electroshock to eleemosynary)

#E49 (electropherogram to electroscope)

#E48 (electronic publishing to electroosmosis)

#E47 (electrometallurgy to electronic mail)

#E46 (electrolysis to electromechanical)

#E45 (electrodialysis to electroluminescent)

#E44 (electric organ to electrodesiccation)

#E43 (electoral to electricity)

#E42 (eldress to elector)

#E41 (elbow to El Dorado)

#E40 (elastic to Elba)

#E39 (elaborate to elastic)

#E38 (ejecta to elaborate)

#E37 (eisteddfod to eject)

#E36 (eight to eisegesis)

#E35 (Egyptian to eigenvector)

#E34 (egocentric to egret)

#E33 (eggbeater to ego)

#E32 (Efik to egg and dart)

#E31 (effluent to effusive)

#E30 (effete to effluence)

#E29 (effective to effervesce)

#E28 (eerie to effect)

#E27 (eductor to e’er)

#E26 (educable to educe)

#E25 (edition to educ)

#E24 (edged to edit)

#E23 (edema to edge city)

#E22 (ed to edelweiss)

#E21 (ectoparasite to eczema)

#E20 (ecotoxicology to -ectomy)

#E19 (economical to ecotourism) ft. Ryan Chahrour

#E18 (eclosion to economic)

#E17 (echt to eclogue)

#E16 (echiuroid to echovirus)

#E15 (echelon to echinus)

#E14 (eccl to echelle)

#E13 (Ebola to ecchymosis)

#E12 (eat to EBITDA)

#E11 (easy to eat)

#E10 (easterly to eastward)

#E9 (easily to easterly)

#E8 (earwax to easement)

#E7 (earth mother to earthy)

#E6 (earring to earthly)

#E5 (earlywood to earplug)

#E4 (earbud to early on)

#E3 (ear to earache) ft. Jon ”Bermuda” Schwartz

#E2 (eagle to E and OE)

BB Butters Promo for the show you’re already listening to

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Voicemail Bonus - Aug 9, 2023

#E1 (e to eager beaver)

Pre-E Bonus 1

#E1 (JUST A CLIP!)

#D310 (dyspnea to DZ) ft. Sharon

#D309 (dysentery to dysplasia)

#D308 (dynamite to dysenteric)

#D307 (dyad to dynamism)

#D306 (DVD to dy-) ft. Christophe Zajac-Denek

#D305 (Dutchman’s pipe to DV)

#D304 (dusty to Dutchman’s breeches)

#D303 (dusk to dust wrapper)

#D302 (durable press to durum wheat)

#D301 (duplex to durable)

#D300 (Dunkirk to duple)

#D299 (dunderhead to Dunker)

#D298 (dump to dunce cap)

#D297 (dumbwaiter to dump)

#D296 (dull to dumbstruck)

#D295 (dugout to dull)

#D294 (duenna to dugong)

#D293 (dude to duende)

#D292 (duckpin to dud)

#D291 (Duchenne muscular dystrophy to duckling)

#D290 (dualize to duce)

#D289 (dry-shod to duality)

#D288 (dry eye to drysalter)

#D287 (Druze to dry-erase board)

#D286 (drumfire to druthers)

#D285 (drugstore cowboy to drum brake)

#D284 (drowse to drugstore)

#D283 (drop ship to drowse)

#D282 (drop back to drop seat)

#D281 (drop to drop)

#D280 (droll to droopy)

#D279 (driver’s license to droit du seigneur) ft. Jonah Kraut

#D278 (drive to driver ant)

#D277 (DRIP to drive)

#D276 (drink to drip)

#D275 (drill to D Ring)

#D274 (drift to drill)

#D273 (dressy to drift)

#D272 (dress to dress up)

#D271 (dree to dress)

#D270 (dream to dredge)

#D269 (drawstring to dream)

#D268 (draw in to draw shot)

#D267 (draw to drawer)

#D266 (drastic to draw)

#D265 (dramatic monologue to drapery)

#D264 (drainage to dramatic irony)

#D263 (dragonfly to drain) ft. Muffy Fishbasket and Andrew (EXPLICIT)

#D262 (drag to dragonet)

#D261 (draft to drag)

#D260 (drachm to draft)

#D259 (doze to dracaena)

#D258 (downward to doz)

#D257 (downspout to downward)

#D256 (down home to downslope)

#D255 (down-at-the-heels to downhiller)

#D254 (down to down-and-out)

#D253 (dow to down)

#D252 (do up to dovetail)

#D251 (douce to doula) ft. Oscar Narvaez

#D250 (double tongue to doubtless)

#D249 (double ring to doubleton)

#D248 (Double Gloucester to double refraction) ft. Kate Kreke

#D247 (double door to double glazing)

#D246 (double blind to double-dome)

#D245 (double to double bind)

#D244 (dotage to double)

#D243 (dose to DOT)

#D242 (dormitory to dosage)

#D241 (Doppler to dormie)

#D240 (doorstop to doppelganger)

#D239 (doofus to doorstep)

#D238 (donnybrook to doo-doo)

#D237 (donative to donnish)

#D236 (domino to Donatism)

#D235 (dominate to dominique)

#D234 (domestic science to dominant)

#D233 (domaine to domestic relations court)

#D232 (dolomitization to domain)

#D231 (dollarization to dolomite)

#D230 (dolce vita to dollar diplomacy)

#D229 (dog’s chance to dolcetto)

#D228 (dogleg to dog’s breakfast)

#D227 (dog-ear to dog in the manger)

#D226 (dog to doge)

#D225 (dodgem to doff)

#D224 (documentation to dodgeball)

#D223 (doctrinaire to documentary) ft. Jeff ”UHJeff” Nucera

#D222 (dock to doctorate) ft. Dr. Maggie Mangold

#D221 (Doberman pinscher to dock)

#D220 (do to dobe)

#D219 (DNA polymerase to do)

#D218 (DLS to DNA fingerprinting) ft. Camyla Rocha

#D217 (divorcé to DLO)

BONUS: ”SHOWGALS” Campaign ft. Jeff ”UHJeff” Nucera

#D216 (divinity to divorce)

#D215 (divi-divi to divining rod)

#D214 (divertissement to divider)

#D213 (diverse to diverting)

#D212 (dive to divers)

#D211 (ditzy to dive)

#D210 (disyllable to ditz)

#D209 (district to disvalue)

#D208 (distribute to district)

#D207 (distrain to distribute)

#D206 (distinguished to distraction)

#D205 (distillation to distinguish)

#D204 (distemper to distillate)

#D203 (distal convoluted tubule to distelfink)

#D202 (dissolve to distal)

#D201 (dissipated to dissolution)

#D200 (dissepiment to dissipate)

#D199 (dissect to dissentious)

#D198 (disquietude to disseat)

#D197 (disprize to disquiet)

#D196 (dispose to dispread)

#D195 (displant to disposal)

#D194 (dispersal to displacement)

#D193 (dispart to dispeople)

#D192 (disobey to disparate)

#D191 (dismast to disobedient)

#D190 (diskette to dismantle)

#D189 (disjoint to disk drive)

#D188 (disinterest to disjoin)

#D187 (disincline to disinter)

#D186 (dishonest to disinclination)

Request for Jokes

#D185 (disgustful to disheveled)

#D184 (disgorge to disgust)

#D183 (disencumber to disfurnish)

#D182 (discuss to disenchanted) ft. Chris Michaud

#D181 (discriminate to discuss)

#D180 (discredit to discriminant function)

#D179 (discourse to discredit)

#D178 (discordance to discouragement)

#D177 (discontent to discord)

#D176 (discommend to discontent)

#D175 (disclose to discomfort)

#D174 (disci- to disclose)

#D173 (discernment to discharge tube)

#D172 (discalced to discerning)

#D171 (disassociate to disc-)

#D170 (disagreeable to disassemble)

#D169 (disable to disagree)

#D168 (dirty to disability)

#D167 (dirigible to dirty)

#D166 (directorial to dirigible)

#D165 (direction cosine to directorate)

#D164 (direct to direction angle)

#D163 (diptych to direct)

#D162 (diplopod to dipterocarp)

#D161 (dipl- to diplopia)

#D160 (dip to diphyodont)

#D159 (diorama to dip)

#D158 (dinucleotide to dioptric)

#D157 (dinitrophenol to dint)

#D156 (dine out to dinitrobenzene)

#D155 (dimity to dine)

#D154 (dime store to diminutive)

#D153 (dim bulb to dime-store)

#D152 (dill to dim)

#D151 (dilative to diligent) ft. Searah Deysach

#D150 (dihydroxyacetone to dilation)

#D149 (dignitary to dihydroxy-)

#D148 (digital divide to dignify)

#D147 (digestive to digital computer)

#D146 (dig to digestion)

#D145 (diffractometer to difunctional)

#D144 (differential equation to diffraction grating)

#D143 (different to differential diagnosis)

#D142 (dietary to difference)

#D141 (die out to diet)

#D140 (die to die off)

#D139 (didactic to die)

#D138 (dictatorship to didact)

#D137 (dicotyledon to dictatorial)

#D136 (dichotomy to dicot) ft. Karen O’Leary

#D135 (dicentric to dichotomy)

#D134 (diazo to dice)

#D133 (diasteriomer to diazinon)

#D132 (diapir to diastema)

#D131 (diaper to diaphysis)

#D130 (diamond to diapedesis)

#D129 (dial tone to diammonium phosphate) ft. Michael Callahan

#D128 (dialectic to dialogue)

#D127 (diagonalize to dialect geography)

#D126 (diaeresis to diagonal)

#D125 (diabolism to diadromous)

#D124 (Dhu’l-Hijja to diabolical)

#D123 (dextrin to DHS)

#D122 (dex to dextranase)

#D121 (devour to dewy-eyed)

#D120 (devolve to devotional)

#D119 (devil’s darning needle to devolution)

#D118 (devil to devil’s club)

#D117 (development to device)

#D116 (devalue to developing)

#D115 (deuteranope to devaluation)

#D114 (detrition to deuteranomalous)

#D113 (detonation to detrimental)

#D112 (determined to detonate)

#D111 (determinant to determine)

#D110 (detention to determinacy)

#D109 (detailed to détente)

#D108 (desulfurization to detail)

#D107 (destitue to desuetude)

#D106 (despotism to destiny)

#D105 (despite to despotic)

#D104 (desolate to despise)

#D103 (desist to desolate)

#D102 (designation to desirous)

#D101 (desiderate to designated hitter)

#D100 (desert to desiccate)

#D99 (descriptor to desert)

#D98 (descendant to descriptive)

#D97 (derring-do to descend)

#D96 (dermatome to derrière)

#D95 (derivative to dermatology)

#D94 (derate to derivation)

#D93 (depth to derange)

#D92 (depressing to dept)

#D91 (deprecate to depressed)

#D90 (deportation to depravity)

#D89 (deplore to deportable)

#D88 (dependent to deplorable)

#D87 (departee to dependent)

#D86 (deoch an doris to departed)

#D85 (dentist to deny)

#D84 (density function to dentin)

#D83 (denotation to density)

#D82 (denigrate to denominator)

#D81 (dendrochronology to denier)

#D80 (den to dendritic cell)

#D79 (demos to demythologize)

#D78 (demonetize to demoralize)

#D77 (democratize to demon)

#D76 (demiurge to Democratic-Republican) ft. Lindsay Hicks

#D75 (demilitarize to demitasse)

#D74 (demean to demijohn)

#D73 (demand to demean)

#D72 (delusive to demand)

#D71 (delta to delusion)

#D70 (deliver to delt)

#D69 (delimiter to delist)

#D68 (delicate to delimit)

#D67 (deleterious to delicacy)

#D66 (delay to delete)

#D65 (déjà vu to delay)

#D64 (deice to deixis)

#D63 (degressive to dehydrogenation) ft. Aron Korney

#D62 (degraded to degree of freedom)

#D61 (degenerate to degrade)

#D60 (deft to degenerate)

#D59 (deform to defrost)

#D58 (definitize to deforestation)

#D57 (define to definitive host)

#D56 (defiant to definable)

#D55 (defensive to defiance)

#D54 (defend to defensive)

#D53 (defeasible to defend)

#D52 (defalcate to defeasance)

#D51 (deer to de facto)

#D50 (deep-dish to deepwater)

#D49 (deed to deep)

#D48 (dedicate to dee)

#D47 (decretal to decussation)

#D46 (decrease to decrescent)

#D45 (decor to decoy)

#D44 (decompression sickness to decontrol)

#D43 (decoder to decompress)

#D42 (decline to decode)

#D41 (declarative to declination)

#D40 (deck to declaration)

#D39 (decimal fraction to decisive)

#D38 (decide to decimal)

#D37 (decentralisation to decibel)

#D36 (deceive to decenter)

#D35 (decay to deceivable)

#D34 (decanter to decathlon)

#D33 (decadent to decant)

#D32 (debt to decadent)

#D31 (debauchery to debris)

#D30 (debar to debauchee)

#D29 (deathless to debacle)

#D28 (Dear John to death instinct)

#D27 (deal to dear)

#D26 (dead presidents to deal) ft Jes

#D25 (dead lift to deadpan)

#D24 (dead air to dead letter)

#D23 (dead to dead)

#D22 (DDE to deactivate)

#D21 (day-to-day to DDD)

#D20 (Day-Glo to daytimes)

#D19 (Davy Jones to dayflower)

#D18 (daub to davit)

#D17 (date to dau)

#D16 (dasher to data structure)

#D15 (dart to dasheen)

#D14 (dark lantern to dart)

#D13 (dark to dark horse)

#D12 (dapple to Darjeeling)

#D11 (dangerous to dangle)

#D10 (dandify to dangerous)

#D9 (damselfish to Dandie Dinmont Terrier)

#D8 (damnation to damsel)

#D7 (damascene to damnable)

#D6 (Dall sheep to damascene)

#D5 (dairying to Dallis grass)

#D4 (daidzein to dairy cattle)

#D3 (daedo to dahlia)

#D2 (dabbling to dado) ft. Jim Parks

#D1 (d to dabbler)

#D0B - Another Check-In - Life good?

#D0 - Midseason Check-In - How are you?

Interviewed by Jonah (Post-C)

#C567 (cytoplasm to Czech) ft. Sharon

#C566 (cyctochrome c to cytophotometry)

#C565 (cysteine to cytochrome)

#C564 (cypress vine to cysteamine)

#C563 (cynic to cypress)

#C562 (cylinder to Cymry)

#C561 (cyclopropane to cyl)

#C559 (cycle to cyclodiene)

#C558 (cybersecurity to cyclazocine)

#C557 (cyanocobalamin to cyberpunk)

#C556 (cuvee to cyanobacterium)

#C555 (cutthroat trout to cutworm) ft. Sarah McAnulty

#C554 (cutoff to cutthroat contract)

#C553 (cute to cutline)

#C552 (cut to cut down)

#C551 (customhouse to cut)

#C550 (cusk to customer)

#C549 (curveball to cushy)

#C548 (curtesy to curve)

#C547 (cursor to curtal ax)

#C546 (curricular to cursive)

#C545 (curl up to curricle)

#C544 (curiosity to curlpaper)

#C543 (cure to curiosa)

#C542 (curative to cure)

#C541 (cupric to curate’s egg)

#C540 (cup to cupr-)

#C539 (cumulus to cup) ft. Karen O’Leary

#C538 (cumber to cumulous)

#C537 (cultural anthropology to cumb)

#C536 (culpable to cultural)

#C535 (cuke to culotte)

#C534 (cue to cuisse)

#C533 (cucumber mosaic to cue)

#C532 (cubism to cucumber)

#C531 (cuadrilla to cubic zirconia)

#C530 (crystallography to CU)

#C529 (cryptozoology to crystallographic)

#C528 (cryptococcosis to cryptosystem)

#C527 (cryoprobe to crypto)

#C526 (cruzeiro to cryopreservation)

#C525 (crush to Cruzan)

#C524 (crunch to crush)

#C523 (cruise control to crumple zone)

#C522 (crud to cruise)

#C521 (cruces to crud) ft. Kerry Wieder

#C520 (crown colony to CRT)

#C519 (crowdedness to crown)

#C518 (croupier to crowd)

#C517 (crossway to croup)

#C516 (cross-reference to crosswalk)

#C515 (cross of Lorraine to cross-reference)

#C514 (cross-fertilize to cross national)

#C513 (cross-check to cross-fertilization)

#C512 (cross to crossbreed)

#C511 (cross)