| BEDAZZLES | • bedazzles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bedazzle. • BEDAZZLE v. to dazzle or make dim by a strong light. |
| BEMUZZLES | • BEMUZZLE v. to put a gag on. |
| EMBEZZLES | • embezzles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of embezzle. • EMBEZZLE v. to appropriate money fraudulently for one's own use. |
| FRIZZLERS | • frizzlers n. Plural of frizzler. • FRIZZLER n. one who frizzles. |
| GRIZZLERS | • grizzlers n. Plural of grizzler. • GRIZZLER n. a grumbler. |
| GRIZZLIES | • grizzlies n. Plural of grizzly. • GRIZZLY n. a kind of large bear. |
| MIZZLIEST | • MIZZLY adj. drizzly, raining in fine drops. |
| PIZZELLES | • PIZZELLE n. (Italian) a thin, crisp Italian cookie. |
| SCHNOZZLE | • schnozzle n. (Slang) The human nose, especially one that is large. • SCHNOZZLE n. (Yiddish) nose, also SCHNOZ, SCHNOZZ. |
| SHEMOZZLE | • shemozzle n. (Slang) A state of chaos or confusion. • shemozzle n. (Slang) A quarrel or rumpus. • shemozzle v. (Slang) To scarper; to run away; to flee. |
| SHIMOZZLE | • shimozzle n. Alternative form of schmozzle. • SHIMOZZLE n. (Yiddish) a mess, a scrape, also SCHEMOZZLE, SHEMOZZLE, SHLEMOZZLE. |
| SOZZLIEST | • SOZZLY adj. drunk. |
| SWIZZLERS | • swizzlers n. Plural of swizzler. • SWIZZLER n. one that swizzles, swindles. |
| UNDAZZLES | • undazzles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of undazzle. • UNDAZZLE v. to recover from being dazed. |
| UNMUZZLES | • unmuzzles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unmuzzle. • UNMUZZLE v. to remove a muzzle from. |
| UNPUZZLES | • unpuzzles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unpuzzle. • UNPUZZLE v. to work out the obscured meaning of. |
| VAJAZZLES | • vajazzles n. Plural of vajazzle. • vajazzles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of vajazzle. • VAJAZZLE v. to adorn the female pubis with glittery spangles. |
| ZARZUELAS | • zarzuelas n. Plural of zarzuela. • ZARZUELA n. (Spanish) a traditional Spanish vaudeville show; a fish and shellfish stew. |