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The Vancouver Canucks are a professional ice hockeyteam based in Vancouver,British Columbia, Canada. They are members of the Northwest Division of theWestern Conference of the National Hockey League (NHL). The Canucks play their home games at Rogers Arena, formerly known as General Motors Place, which has a capacity of 18,860. Mike Gillis is the team's president and general manager, Alain Vigneault is the coach and they are captained by centre Henrik Sedin.The Canucks joined the league in 1970 as an expansion team along with the Buffalo Sabres. In its NHL history, the team has advanced to the Stanley Cup Finals three times, losing to the New York Islanders in 1982, the New York Rangers in 1994 and the Boston Bruinsin 2011. They won the Campbell Bowlas Western Conference playoff champions in 2011 and have won the Presidents' Trophy in back-to-back seasons as the team with the league's best regular season record in the 2010-11and 2011-2012seasons. They won three division titles as a member of the Smythe Division from 1974 to 1993, and six titles as a member of the Northwest Division from 2003 to 2012.The Canucks have retired three players' jerseys in their history - Stan Smyl (12),Trevor Linden(16), and Markus Naslund (19), all of whom served as team captains and held the all-time team point-scoring lead at the end of their respective careers.Contents[hide] 1 Hockey background in Vancouver2 Team history2.1 1967-1970: NHL application2.2 1970-82: Early years2.3 1982 Stanley Cup run2.4 1982-94: Decline and resurgence2.5 1994 Stanley Cup run2.6 1994-2001: 25th Anniversary, new arena, and a new beginning2.7 2001-05: "West Coast Express" years2.8 2005-10: Post-lockout2.9 2010-2011: 40th anniversary season2.9.1 2011 Stanley Cup run2.10 2011-12: Consecutive Presidents' Trophies2.11 2012-13: Lockout and shortened season3 Team information3.1 Ownership3.2 Logos and jerseys3.3 Media3.4 Mascot3.5 Home arenas4 Minor league affiliates4.1 Top affiliates4.2 Secondary affiliates5 Season-by-season record6 Players6.1 Current roster6.2 Retired numbers6.2.1 Numbers taken out of circulation6.3 Hall of Famers6.4 Broadcasters6.5 Ring of Honour inductees6.6 Team captains6.7 Draft picks6.8 Franchise scoring leaders7 Head coaches8 Awards and trophies8.1 NHL8.2 All-Star8.3 Franchise9 Franchise individual records10 Notes11 References12 Further reading13 External links[edit]Hockey background in VancouverVancouver became home to a professional ice hockey team for the first time in 1911 when Patrick brothers Frank and Lesterestablished the Vancouver Millionaires, one of three teams in the new Pacific Coast Hockey Association.[3]To accommodate the Millionaires, the Patrick brothers directed the building of the Denman Arena, which was known at the time as the world's largest artificial ice rink (it burned down in 1936).[4]The Millionaires played for the Stanley Cup five times, winning over the Ottawa Senators in 1915 on home ice.[5]It marked the first time the Stanley Cup was won to a west coast team in the trophy's history.[5]After the Millionaires disbanded following the 1925-26 season, Vancouver was home to only minor league teams for many years. Most notably, the present-day Canucks' minor league predecessor (also known as the Vancouver Canucks), played from 1945 to 1970 in thePacific Coast Hockey League and Western Hockey League.[edit]Team history[edit]1967-1970: NHL applicationWith the intention of attracting an NHL franchise, Vancouver began the construction of a new modern arena, the Pacific Coliseum, in 1967.[6]The WHL's Canucks were playing in a small indoor arena at the time, the Vancouver Forum, situated on the same Pacific National Exhibition grounds as the Coliseum. Meanwhile, a Vancouver group led by WHL Canucks owner and former Vancouver mayorFred Humemade a bid to be one of the six teams due to join the league in 1967, but the NHL rejected their application.[7]Bid leaderCyril McLeancalled the denial a "cooked-up deal", referring to several biases that factored against them. Speculation long abounded afterwards that the bid was hindered by Toronto Maple Leafs president Stafford Smythe; after a failed Vancouver-based business deal, he was quoted as saying that the city would not get a NHL franchise in his lifetime. Additionally, along with the Montreal Canadiens, Smythe purportedly did not wish to split Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) hockey revenues three ways rather than two.[8]There were reports at the time, however, that the group had made a very weak proposal in expectation that Vancouver was a lock for one of the new franchises.[citation needed]Less than a year later, the Oakland Sealswere in financial difficulty and having trouble drawing fans. An apparent deal was in place to move the team to Vancouver, but the NHL did not want to see one of their franchises from the expansion of 1967 move so quickly and killed the deal. In exchange for avoiding a lawsuit, the NHL promised Vancouver would get a team in the next expansion. Another group, headed by Minnesota entrepreneur Tom Scallen,[citation needed] made a new presentation, and was awarded an expansion franchise for the price of $6 million dollars (three times the cost in 1967).[9]The new ownership group purchased the WHL Canucks, and joined the league along with the Buffalo Sabres for the 1970-71 season.[edit]1970-82: Early yearsTo fill the Canucks' roster for their inaugural season, the league held an Expansion Draft in the preceding summer. A draft lottery was held on June 9, 1970, determining who between the Canucks and Sabres would get the first selection in the Expansion Draft, as well as the 1970 NHL Amateur Draft; the Sabres won both spins. With his first selection in the Expansion Draft, Canucks general manager Bud Poilechose defenceman Gary Doak.[10]Among the other players chosen by Vancouver were centre Orland Kurtenbach, who was named the Canucks' first captain,[11]as well as defenceman Pat Quinn, who later became the team's general manager and coach in the 1990s. Two days later, on June 11, 1970, the Canucks made defenceman Dale Tallontheir first-ever Amateur Draft selection. Tallon played three seasons with the club before being traded away to the Chicago Black Hawks. By comparison, the Sabres chose centerGilbert Perrault with the first overall selection they won from the lottery; Perrault went on to become a nine-time All-Star and member of the Hockey Hall of Fame.[12]With the Canucks' roster set, the team played its inaugural game against the Los Angeles Kings on October 9, 1970. They lost the contest 3-1; defenceman Barry Wilkinsscored the Canucks' lone goal in the game and first in franchise history, a backhander against goaltender Denis DeJordy.[13]Two days later, the squad recorded the first win in franchise history, a 5-3 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs.[14]The Canucks struggled in their early years, failing to make the playoffs in their first four seasons.[15]Placed in the competitive East Division, Poile assembled a core of players during this period led by Kurtenbach that included defencemen Tallon and Jocelyn Guevremont, as well as wingers Andre Boudrias and Dennis Ververgaert. Boudrias emerged as the team's leading point-scorer in four of their first five seasons.[16]Prior to the 1974-75 season, Scallen and his ownership group from Minnesota sold the team to local media mogul Frank Griffiths for $9 million.[17]Also in the summer of 1974, the Canucks were re-aligned within the league and placed in the new Smythe Division. They responded with their first winning record (38 wins, 32 losses and 10 ties), finishing first in the division with 86 points.[16]Making their debut in the Stanley Cup playoffs, the Canucks lost the opening series of the 1975 post-season in five games to the Montreal Canadiens. Head coach and general manager Phil Maloney (the third GM in team history after Poile and Hal Laycoe) recalled the importance of a successful season for the Canucks in that year specifically, as the rival league World Hockey Association had established another major professional team in the city - the Vancouver Blazers. Competing for the same hockey market, the Canucks emerged over the Blazers as the latter relocated to Calgary, Alberta, the following season.[18]The Canucks posted a second consecutive winning record and made the playoffs in 1975-76, but lost to the New York Islanders in a two-game preliminary series.[15]The Canucks missed the playoffs in the two seasons thereafter.[15]Meanwhile, Kurtenbach had since retired and assumed a coaching position with Vancouver. His departure as a player marked the beginning of a seven-year period in which the Canucks had four different captains - Boudrias, Chris Oddleifson, Don Lever and Kevin McCarthy. Following their post-season loss to the Islanders in 1976, Vancouver did not have another winning season for sixteen years, though they made the playoffs nine times in that span.[16]Following the 1976-77 season, Maloney was replaced as general manager by Jake Milford, who acquired such players as Stan Smyl, Thomas Gradinand Richard Brodeur - a core that would lead the team throughout the 1980s.[19][edit]1982 Stanley Cup runFurther information: 1981-82 Vancouver Canucks season and 1982 Stanley Cup FinalsThe Canucks made their first significant playoff impact in the post-season of 1982. In their previous five playoff appearances, the team had failed to win a single series. Though the Canucks finished three games under a .500 win percentage in the 1981-82 regular season, they began gaining momentum by finishing the campaign on a nine-game unbeaten streak.[20]Meanwhile, Smyl emerged as the club's leader, replacing McCarthy as captain after the latter was sidelined with an injury late in the season (he would retain that position for a team-record eight years).[21][22]Continuing their success in the playoffs, the Canucks made the Stanley Cup Finals with a combined 11-2 record in series against the Calgary Flames, Los Angeles Kings, and Chicago Black Hawks.[15]Despite having a losing regular season record, Vancouver had home ice advantage in the first series, having finished second in the Smythe Division to the Edmonton Oilers. The Canucks also had home ice advantage during the second round series against the Kings, who upset the Oilers in the first round.During the Conference Finals against the Black Hawks, Vancouver interim coach Roger Neilson, frustrated with what he felt was the poor officiating in the game, placed a white towel on the end of a hockey stick and held it up in a gesture mocking surrender (waving thewhite flag). The players on the Canucks' bench followed suit. At the next game, the team's fans cheered their team on by waving white towels above their heads. The habit stuck, becoming an original Canuck fan tradition now seen across the league and in other sports, known as Towel Power. The Canucks proceeded to win the series, making it to the Stanley Cup Finals for the first time in their history.[23]Further information: Towel PowerEntering the Finals against the New York Islanders, the Canucks were the first team from Western Canada to play for the Stanley Cup in 56 years, when the Victoria Cougars reached the 1926 Stanley Cup Finals. It also marked the first ever coast-to-coast Stanley Cup Finals.[24]Competing against the Islanders - the Stanley Cup champions of the previous two years who had finished with 41 points more than Vancouver in the regular season standings - Vancouver took the first game to overtime. In the final minute of the extra period, Canucks defenceman and fan favourite Harold Snepsts gave the puck away with an errant pass from behind his net, leading to a Mike Bossygoal.[25]The Canucks were unable to complete their Cinderellarun and were swept, losing their next three games by 6-4, 3-0 and 3-1 scores. The 1982 playoffs proved to be the last year in which Vancouver won a playoff series until 1992.[15][edit]1982-94: Decline and resurgenceAfter their improbable Stanley Cup run, the Canucks slipped back into mediocrity for the rest of the 1980s, making the playoffs only four times for the rest of the decade.[15]Notable players that joined the Canucks' core following the 1982 playoffs included offensively-skilled forwards Patrik Sundstrom and Tony Tanti. Beginning in 1983-84, the Canucks' scoring title was held by either Sundstrom or Tanti for four of the next five seasons. For most of the second half of the 1980s, the Canucks competed with the Los Angeles Kings for the final playoff spot in the Smythe Division. The years in which they qualified, the team was eliminated by the Edmonton Oilers (in 1985-86) or the Calgary Flames (in 1982-83, 1983-84 and Flames championship season of 1989, which was decided in Game 7), both division rivals.[15]Following Milford's tenure as general manager from 1977 to 1982, the position was held by Harry Neale for three years, then Jack Gordonfor two. The latter was responsible for trading away power forwardCam Neely to the Boston Bruins in 1986.[26]In addition to Neely, the Canucks gave up their 1987 first round draft pick, with which the Bruins chose Glen Wesley, and in return acquired centreBarry Pederson. While Pederson collected back-to-back 70-point seasons with the Canucks in his first two seasons after the trade, he was traded away to the Pittsburgh Penguins in 1989 as his performance quickly declined.[27]Neely went on to have a Hall of Fame career with the Bruins, recording three 50-goal seasons,[28]and Wesley had a solid 20 year career.[29]After the installation of former Canucks defenceman Pat Quinn as general manager in the summer of 1987,[30]the team underwent an immediate rebuilding process, trading away core veterans for younger prospects and players. Among the more key transactions was a deal with the New Jersey Devils, in which Sundstrom was traded away in exchange for winger Greg Adamsand goaltender Kirk McLean. In addition to Quinn's trades, the team improved through the draft route with two selections, in particular. With the second overall selection in the 1988 NHL Entry Draft, the Canucks chose winger Trevor Linden from the Western Hockey League. The following year, the team made a controversial selection by choosing Russian winger Pavel Bure113th overall. Bure was believed by most teams to be ineligible for selection that year. Consequently, his draft by the Canucks took a year to be verified by the league as team management went about procuring documents to prove his eligibility.[31]As the decade turned, a shift in the Canucks' leadership occurred as Stan Smyl resigned his captaincy prior to the 1990-91 seasondue to a reduced on-ice role with the team. In his place, the Canucks implemented a rotating captaincy of Linden, Dan Quinn and Doug Lidster; of the three Linden retained the captaincy thereafter, becoming the youngest permanent captain in team history at 21 years old. At the end of the season, Smyl retired as the team's all-time leader in games played, goals, assists and points.[32]Led by Linden and in large part to Quinn's dealings, the Canucks rose to prominence in the early 1990s. This increased success came roughly around the time the Oilers and Flames began to sink in the standings. As a result, Vancouver won their first division title in 17 years with 42 wins, 26 losses and 12 ties during the 1991-92 season. During the campaign, the Canucks honoured Smyl, who had remained the team as an assistant coach, by making him the first player in team history to have his jersey (number 12) retired.[32]In the 1992 playoffs, the Canucks won their first series since 1982 before being eliminated by the Oilers in the second round.[15]Quinn and Bure became the first Canucks recipients of major NHL awards in the off-season, being awarded the Jack Adams Award as the best coach (Quinn assumed a dual coaching and general managerial role starting that year) and the top rookie in the league, respectively.[33]The following year, the Canucks repeated as regular season division champions, while Bure emerged as arguably the team's first superstar with his first of back-to-back 60-goal seasons, totals which remain the highest recorded in Canucks history.[34][edit]1994 Stanley Cup runFurther information: 1993-94 Vancouver Canucks season and 1994 Stanley Cup FinalsIn 1994, the Canucks made their second trip to the Stanley Cup Finals, entering the playoffs as the seventh seed in the renamedWestern Conference. Despite underachieving in the regular season (their points total decreased by 16 from the previous year),[16]the Canucks played well in the playoffs and embarked on another unexpected run.Opening the playoffs with a close first-round series against the Calgary Flames, Vancouver rallied from a three-games-to-one deficit to win the series in seven contests. Games 5 through 7 were all won in overtime with goals from Geoff Courtnall, Trevor Linden and Pavel Bure.[35]The deciding seventh game featured two of the most recognizable and celebrated plays in Canucks history. With the game tied 3-3 in the first overtime, goaltender Kirk McLean made what became known thereafter as "The Save", sliding across the crease feet-first and stacking his pads on the goal line to stop Robert Reichel on a one-timer pass from Theoren Fleury. The following period, Pavel Bure received a breakaway pass from defenceman Jeff Brownbefore deking Calgary goaltender Mike Vernonto score and win the series. Fifteen years later, Bure's goal and McLean's save were ranked first and second in a Vancouver Sun article listing the "40 most memorable moments in team history."[36]Following their victory over the Flames, the Canucks then went on to defeat both the Dallas Stars and Toronto Maple Leafs (both in five games) en route to the franchise's second Stanley Cup Finals appearance.[15]Forward Greg Adams sent the Canucks into the Finals with a double-overtime goal against Maple Leafs goaltender Felix Potvinin Game 5.[36]Staging the second coast-to-coast Finals in league history, the Canucks were matched against the Presidents' Trophy-winning New York Rangers. Vancouver achieved victory in Game 1 by a score of 3-2 in overtime, largely due to a 52-save performance by goaltender McLean.[37]After losing Games 2, 3 and 4, the Canucks won the next two to force a seventh game at Madison Square Garden on June 14, 1994.[15]Despite a two-goal effort (one on a shorthanded breakaway) from Linden (who was playing with cracked ribs),[38]Vancouver lost the game by a 3-2 score. The Canucks' efforts to tie the game included a post hit by forward Nathan LaFayette with just over a minute remaining in regulation.[39]The loss was followed by a riot in Downtown Vancouver, which resulted in property damage, injuries, and arrests.[40]Two days after the riots, the team held a rally at BC Placeattended by 45,000 fans, who congratulated the team for their effort.[41][edit]1994-2001: 25th Anniversary, new arena, and a new beginningWith a young core that included Linden, Bure and McLean still in their twenties after the 1994 playoffs, the Canucks appeared poised to remain contenders in the league.[39]However, the team failed to record a winning season in the six years following their Stanley Cup Finals appearance.[16]Prior to the lockout-shortened 1994-95 season, Quinn stepped down as head coach to focus on his managerial duties and was replaced by Rick Ley;[42]Vancouver finished with a .500 record that year.[16]Their elimination from the 1995 Stanley Cup playoffs in Game 4 of the second round marked the Canucks' last game played at the Pacific Coliseum,[15][43]as the team moved into the newGeneral Motors Place (since renamed Rogers Arena), a new $160 million arena situated in Downtown Vancouver, the following season.The Canucks made another significant move in the off-season by acquiring high-scoring Russian forward Alexander Mogilny from theBuffalo Sabres, reuniting Bure with his former CSKA Moscowand national team linemate.[44]While Mogilny became the second player in team history to record 50 goals and 100 points in a season,[34][45]chiefly playing with center Cliff Ronning, the expected chemistry between Mogilny and Bure never materialized, with the latter suffering a season-ending knee injury early in the campaign.[46]Vancouver finished 1995-96 two games below .500 and were defeated in the first round of the playoffs by the Colorado Avalanche.[15][16]The season also marked the arrival of another future Canucks superstar, as Markus Naslund was acquired from the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for Alek Stojanov. The deal is regarded as one of the most lopsided trades in NHL history as Stojanov soon became a minor-leaguer, while Naslund became the team's all-time leading goal- and point-scorer years later.[47][48][49]In the 1996 off-season. Ley was replaced by Tom Renney, who lasted for less than two seasons.[50]Despite strong performances from Mogilny and team-leading point-scorer Martin Gelinas in Bure and Linden's absence (both of whom were injured for long periods of time during the season),[16]the Canucks missed the playoffs for the first of four consecutive seasons that year.[15]Making another high-profile acquisition on July 27, 1997, the Canucks signed free agent Mark Messier to a three-year deal.[51][52]They had come close to signing Wayne Gretzky the previous summer, but were reportedly spurned away when they refused to continue negotiations and gave Gretzky an ultimatum to sign.[53]Heading into the 1997-98 season, Linden resigned his captaincy for Messier, who had developed a strong reputation as a leader, having captained the Rangers over the Canucks in 1994 (he also captained the Oilers to a Stanley Cup in 1990). Linden later recalled regretting the decision, feeling that Messier generated hostility and tension in the dressing room.[54]The Canucks began the campaign overseas in a two-game series against the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim in Tokyo, Japan. It marked the first time in league history that a regular season game was held outside of North America - an effort from the league to attract attention to the sport in anticipation of the 1998 Winter Olympics, which were held in Nagano.[55]As the team's performance continued to worsen, starting the 1997-98 season with three wins in the first sixteen games, Quinn was fired as general manager after ten years with the team.[53]Soon thereafter, Renney was fired and replaced as coach by Mike Keenan, reuniting him with Messier, another central figure from the Rangers' 1994 team. Keenan's hiring reportedly exacerbated tensions between groups of Canucks players and his negative relationship with Linden was given ample media attention.[56][57]Two months into his tenure with the team, his role was expanded and he was made de facto general manager. With control of player personnel, Keenan overhauled the roster, making 10 trades within two months, most notably dealing Linden to the New York Islanders.[58]Although the trade was unpopular with fans, the Canucks received winger Todd Bertuzziin return, who would later become an integral part of the team's return to success in the next decade. Defenceman Bryan McCabe was also part of the deal, who would eventually be involved in a key transaction in the 1999 NHL Entry Draft. After the Canucks finished the 1997-98 season last in the Western Conference,[59]former NHL vice president Brian Burkewas named general manager in the summer.[60]Suffering their worst season since 1977-78 the subsequent year,[16]Keenan was fired midway through and replaced with Marc Crawford(who had won the Stanley Cup with the Colorado Avalanche in 1996).[58]Meanwhile, Pavel Bure, unhappy in Vancouver, had withheld himself from the team and requested a trade at the beginning of the campaign. By January 1999, he was dealt to the Florida Panthers in a seven-player trade, which saw eventual five-time All-Star Ed Jovanovskiheading west. The trade also involved two draft picks. Finishing last in the Western Conference for a second straight year,[61]Vancouver possessed the fourth overall pick in the 1999 NHL Entry Draft. Set on drafting highly-touted Swedish forwards Danieland Henrik Sedin, Burke orchestrated several transactions to move up to the second and third overall picks, with which he chose both players.[62]The Canucks began to show improvement in the 1999-2000 season, finishing four points out of a playoff spot.[63]During the campaign, Mogilny was traded to the New Jersey Devils for forwards Denis Pederson and Brendan Morrison. With Bure gone and Messier in the last year of his contract, several previously under-achieving players began developing into key contributors for the team, most notably Naslund and Bertuzzi. In the off-season, Messier left the team and returned to the Rangers; during the team's September 2000 training camp, held in Sweden, Naslund was selected to replace Messier as captain, a position he held for eight years, tying Smyl's record.[22]As part of the team's stay in Sweden, they played exhibition games against Swedish and Finnish teams as part of the NHL Challenge.[edit]2001-05: "West Coast Express" yearsUnder the leadership of general manager Burke and coach Crawford,[64]the Canucks once again became a playoff team. After qualifying for the post-season in 2001 and 2002 as the eighth and final seed in the Western Conference (losing to the eventual Stanley Cup winners Colorado Avalanche and Detroit Red Wings, respectively),[15]the Canucks became regular contenders for the Northwest Division title.Markus Naslund, Brendan Morrison and Todd Bertuzzi formed the "West Coast Express" line.Coinciding with the team's success in the early 2000s was the rise of captain Markus Naslund and power forward Todd Bertuzzi into high-scoring wingers and NHL All-Stars. Joined by center Brendan Morrison during the 2001-02 season, the trio were nicknamed the "West Coast Express" (after the Vancouver rail service of the same name) among Canucks fans and media.[65]Over the next three years, Naslund ranked in the top five among league scorers and was a Lester B. Pearson Award winner and Hart Memorial Trophy finalist in2003.[66][67][68][69]Bertuzzi was also a top-five scorer in the league in 2001-02 and 2002-03.[66][67]During this span, Burke made a trade with the Washington Capitals to facilitate the return of Trevor Linden.[70]The ex-captain returned to a markedly different Canucks team with a young core consisting of the aforementioned trio, defencemen Ed Jovanovskiand Mattias Ohlund, as well as goaltender Dan Cloutier.[71]In 2002-03, the Canucks lost the division title to the Colorado Avalanche on the last day of the regular season. Individually, Naslund was surpassed the same night by Avalanche forwards Peter Forsberg and Milan Hejduk for the Art Ross Trophy and Maurice Richard Trophy, respectively.[72]Entering the 2003 playoffswith the fourth seed in the West, the Canucks won their first playoff series in eight years, defeating the St. Louis Blues in seven games before losing to the Minnesota Wild in the second round.[15]Amidst a run for the team's first Northwest Division title the following season, the Canucks received significant media attention for their involvement in a violent on-ice attack during a game against the Avalanche. On March 8, 2004, Bertuzzi grabbed Avalanche forwardSteve Moorefrom behind and punched him in the head. As Moore fell to the ice, Bertuzzi landed on top of him; Moore suffered three fractured neck vertebrae, facial cuts and a concussion.[73]Bertuzzi's actions were in retaliation of a hit that Moore landed on Naslund during a previous game between the two teams.[74]For his actions, Bertuzzi was suspended by the NHL and International Ice Hockey Federation through to the start of the 2005-06 season. He also faced legal action in British Columbia court, while Moore filed lawsuits against him and the Canucks organization in Colorado and Ontario courts.Further information: Steve Moore incidentThe Canucks went on to win their first Northwest Division title that season, but lost in the first round of the 2004 playoffsto the Calgary Flames.[15]After their elimination, Burke's contract as general manager was not renewed and he was replaced by assistant general manager and director of hockey operations Dave Nonis. At 37 years old, he was the youngest general manager in team history.[75]Due to the NHL lockout, the 2004-05 season was not played. Several Canucks players went overseas to Europe to play professionally, such as Naslund and the Sedins, who all returned to their former Swedish team, Modo Hockey.[76][edit]2005-10: Post-lockoutUpon the resolution of the labour dispute between NHL players and owners, new gameplay rules were set in place for the 2005-06 season that were supposed to benefit skilled players and generate more scoring. As the Canucks' basis of success in previous seasons was built on playing a fast-paced, high-scoring style of play, expectations for the team were high going into the season.[notes 1][78]However, the team failed to qualify for the playoffs, completing the regular season ninth place in the West.[79]The first line of Naslund, Bertuzzi and Morrison suffered offensively, as all three players recorded decreased points totals.[16]Head coach Marc Crawford later recalled the campaign as a turning point for the team's offensive leadership as the Sedin twins began their rise to stardom, matching the top line's production.[80]Crawford was fired in the off-season and replaced with Alain Vigneault, who had been coach of the team's American Hockey League affiliate, the Manitoba Moose.[81]Three days after Vigneault's hiring, Nonis dealt Bertuzzi to the Florida Panthers, ending the "West Coast Express" era. In return, the Canucks received All-Star goaltender Roberto Luongo as part of a six-player trade.[82]With the acquisition of Luongo, Cloutier was traded away to the Los Angeles Kings.[83]Towel Powerin the 2007 Playoffs.With widespread changes to team personnel in 2006-07, the Canucks won the Northwest Division title for the second time in three seasons.[16]In his first season with the Canucks, Luongo was nominated for the Hart Memorial and Vezina Trophies.[84]He also tied Bernie Parentfor the second-most wins in a single-season by an NHL goaltender with 47.[85]The Canucks opened the 2007 playoffswith a quadruple-overtime win against the Dallas Stars. Ending at the 138-minute mark, the game was the longest in club history and the sixth-longest in league history.[86]The Canucks also set a league record for shots against in one game, allowing 76.[87]Vancouver won the series in seven games despite a lack of goal-scoring; Stars goalie Marty Turco recorded three shutouts in the series, becoming the only goalie to achieve the feat and still lose a series.[citation needed] Advancing to the second round, the team was defeated in five games by the Anaheim Ducks, who went on to win the Stanley Cup that year.[88]Following the playoffs, coach Vigneault received the Jack Adams Award.[84]Suffering numerous injuries to players in the 2007-08 season, the Canucks struggled and finished three points out of a playoff spot.[89]The final game of the season, a 7-1 loss to the Calgary Flames, marked Trevor Linden's last NHL game, as the former Canucks' all-time leading scorer retired.[90]Having missed the playoffs for the second time in three years,[15]the team underwent numerous personnel changes in the off-season. After Nonis was fired and replaced with former player agent Mike Gillisin April 2008,[91]longtime Canucks captain Markus Naslund, as well as Brendan Morrison, were let go via free agency.[92]Also in the off-season, on May 29, 2008, the Canucks lost defensive prospect Luc Bourdonto a fatal motorcycle crash near his hometown of Shippagan, New Brunswick.[93]With Naslund's departure, Gillis announced on September 30, 2008, that Luongo had been named team captain, marking the first time since Bill Durnanof the Montreal Canadiens in 1947 that a goaltender had been named the captain of an NHL team.[94]During the ensuing season, the Canucks retired their second jersey number in team history, hanging Linden's number 16 beside Smyl's number 12 in a pre-game ceremony on December 17, 2008.[95]Later that month, the Canucks acquired unrestricted free agent Mats Sundin.[96]The arrival of the former Toronto Maple Leafs captain and 500-goal scorer in the NHL came with expectations. However, Sundin scored at a pace below his usual pace and retired in the off-season. The team finished the regular season with another Northwest Division title and the third seed in the Western Conference.[97]In the 2009 playoffs, the Canucks swept their first round series against the St. Louis Blues (the first four-game sweep in franchise history),[98]but were defeated in six games by the Chicago Blackhawks in the second round.[99]In the 2009-10 season, the Canucks faced the longest road trip in NHL history, with 14 games over 6 weeks, from January 27 to March 13, 2010.[100]The scheduling was a result of Vancouver hosting the 2010 Winter Olympics, which shut down the NHL for 2 weeks, facilitating GM Place's use for ice hockey during the games.[101]It marked the first time that an NHL market hosted an Olympicssince the league allowed its players to compete in the games, beginning with the 1998 Games in Nagano. Among the several Canucks players named to their respective national teams, center Ryan Kesler of the United Statesand goaltender Roberto Luongo of Canadaplayed against each other in the gold medal game; Luongo and Team Canada emerged with the win.[102]As the NHL season resumed, Henrik Sedin went on to become the first Canucks player to win the Art Ross and Hart Memorial Trophies as the league's leading scorer and most valuable player, respectively.[103][104]He achieved the feat with a franchise record 112 points, surpassing Bure's mark of 110 set in 1991-92.[45]Vancouver won the Northwest Division title and finished third in the Western Conference for the second straight year. They opened the playoffs by defeating the sixth-place Los Angeles Kings in six games, but were once again eliminated by Chicago, who went on to win the Stanley Cup that year, the following round in six games.[105][edit]2010-2011: 40th anniversary seasonThe 2010-11 season began on October 9, 2010, with a pre-game ceremony to commemorate the team's 40-year anniversary. Henrik Sedin was officially named in the ceremony as the team's new captain, replacing Roberto Luongo who had relinquished his captaincy in the off-season.[106]The Canucks played the Los Angeles Kings, their first opponent in their inaugural season in 1970; both teams wore their original uniforms used in the Canucks' inaugural game. Throughout the season, the Canucks continued to celebrate their 40th anniversary with the creation of the "Ring of Honour", a permanent in-arena display commemorating their most significant players from past years. Four players were inducted during the campaign - Orland Kurtenbach, Kirk McLean, Thomas Gradin and Harold Snepsts. In December 2010, the Canucks also honoured Markus Naslund by retiring his number 19 jersey. Naslund had retired two years after leaving the Canucks in 2008.During the second half of the campaign, the Canucks were in a battles for the Western Conference and Presidents' Trophy titles with the Detroit Red Wings and Philadelphia Flyers, respectively, widening the gap as the season progressed.[107][108]On March 29, 2011, the Canucks clinched first place in the West for the first time in team history.[109]Two days later, they accomplished another first by securing the Presidents' Trophy.[110]Finishing with 54 wins and 117 points, the 2010-11 team broke the previous Canuck records in both categories by significant margins. Individually, numerous Canucks players had career years. Daniel Sedin won the Art Ross Trophy with a league-leading 104 points, marking the first time in NHL history that two brothers won the award in back-to-back years. Meanwhile, Ryan Kesler tied Daniel for the team goal-scoring lead with 41 goals. In goal, Roberto Luongo and rookie backup Cory Schneider captured the William M. Jennings Trophy for recording the lowest team goals against average in the NHL.[edit]2011 Stanley Cup runHenrik Sedin accepts the Campbell Bowlon behalf of the Canucks as the 2011 Western Conference champions.Entering the 2011 Stanley Cup playoffs, the Canucks were paired with the eighth-seeded and defending Stanley Cup champion Chicago Blackhawks, who had eliminated Vancouver in the previous two years. While Vancouver initially took a 3-0 lead in the series, Chicago came back to also win three straight games and force the series into a game seven. Luongo, who had a history of struggling against the Blackhawks, was pulled in Games 4 and 5; he also began Game 6 on the bench in favour of Cory Schneider before returning as the starter in Game 7. In the deciding game, Vancouver held a 1-0 lead with less than two minutes remaining in regulation when they gave up a shorthanded goal to Chicago captain Jonathan Toews. Forced into overtime, wingerAlexandre Burrows scored his second goal of the game following a failed clearing attempt by Chicago defenceman Chris Campoli to win the series.In the Conference Semifinals, the Canucks faced the defensive-minded Nashville Predators, led by goaltender Pekka Rinne. Of the 14 goals Vancouver scored in the low-scoring series, Canucks center Ryan Kesler registered a point in 11 of them, helping the Canucks defeat the Predators in six games. Facing the San Jose Sharks in the Conference Finals, captain Henrik Sedin led the Canucks with 12 points in the five-game series. Vancouver defeated San Jose four-games-to-one with a double-overtime winner from defenceman Kevin Bieksain the fifth game.Advancing to the Stanley Cup Finals for the first time since 1994, the Canucks opened the fourth round against the Boston Bruins with a 1-0 win in Game 1. Winger Raffi Torresscored the winning goal with 18.5 seconds remaining. The following game, the Canucks won 3-2 in overtime with Burrows scoring the winner 11 seconds into the extra frame, making it the second fastest overtime goal in Stanley Cup Finals history.[111]As the series shifted from Rogers Arena to TD Garden for Games 3 and 4, Boston tied the series with 8-1 and 4-0 victories. Game 3 marked the highest score by one team in a Finals game since the Avalanche defeated the Panthers in 1996.[112]During the contest, the Bruins lost first-line forward Nathan Horton for the remainder of the series when he suffered a serious concussion from a controversial hit by Canucks defenceman Aaron Rome, who received a four-game suspension as a result.[113]Returning to Vancouver for Game 5, the Canucks won 1-0 with a goal from late-season acquisition Maxim Lapierre in the third period.[114]With an opportunity to win the Stanley Cup in Boston, Vancouver lost Game 6 by a 5-2 score. The Bruins' first four goals occurred in a span of 4 minutes and 14 seconds during the first period, setting a Finals record for the fastest four goals scored by a team (surpassing the previous mark of 5 minutes and 29 seconds set by the Montreal Canadiens in 1956).[115]Hosting Game 7, the Canucks were shut out 4-0 as Boston won their first Stanley Cup in 39 years, setting off riots and looting in downtown Vancouver.[116][edit]2011-12: Consecutive Presidents' TrophiesDuring the season opening game against the Pittsburgh Penguins a tribute video was held by the fans in Rogers Arena congratulating the Canucks' fortieth season and for making the Stanley Cup Finals. They also honoured the late Rick Rypien on October 18, 2011. For the rest of the season, they will wear decals on their helmets saying "37 RYP." The Canucks were also involved with a couple of trades during the 2011-12 season when they traded Mikael Samuelsson and the recently acquired Marco Sturm to the Florida Panthers for David Booth, Steven Reinprecht, and a 2013 Draft Pick. They would not trade again until February 27, when this time, young rookie player Cody Hodgson, along with Alexander Sulzer, was traded to the Buffalo Sabres in exchange for Zach Kassian and Marc-Andre Gragnani. The Canucks spent most of the 2011-2012 season catching up with other Western Conference teams to make the playoffs, they would catch up with the St. Louis Blues to be top seed of the Western Conference, as well as catching up with the New York Rangers for the President's Trophy. It took until the last game of the season (game 82) to clinch the western conference and President's Trophy when the Rangers lost to the Washington Capitals 4-1, and Vancouver defeated their division rival Edmonton Oilers 3-0. It was the first time since the 1990-91 Chicago Blackhawks, that a team won both their conference and President's Trophy at the same time on the last day of the regular season. It is Vancouver's second consecutive President's Trophy. Despite their incredible regular season record, Vancouver's inability to stay out of the penalty box cost them gravely as they fell 4-2 at home in games 1 and 2, and failed to score in game 3 as the eighth seed Los Angeles Kings took a commanding 3-0 series lead on home ice. However, during the 4th game, the Canucks picked it up and forced a 5th game winning 3-1. This did not last long though, as the Canucks lost Game 5 to the Kings with a score of 2-1 in overtime, eliminating them from the playoffs. Vancouver's loss in the first round of the 2012 Playoffs also marked the third consecutive year that the Canucks lost to the eventual Stanley Cup champions. (Chicago 2010, Boston 2011, and Los Angeles 2012)[edit]2012-13: Lockout and shortened seasonFurther information: 2012-13 NHL lockoutPrior to the start of the 2012-13 season the league's Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) expired. Unable to agree on a new CBA the NHL enacted a lockout on September 15, 2012. The lockout continued on for 119 days which resulted in the need for a shortened season.[117][118]After the lockout ended, the Vancouver Canucks played their first game of the season on January 19, 2013, losing 7-3 to the Anaheim Ducks.[edit]Team information[edit]OwnershipThe initial owners were Tom Scallen's Medicor group. In 1972, hints of impropriety were circulating about Scallen. He was charged with stock fraud and spent the last two years of his Canuck ownership in prison.[citation needed] In 1974 Scallen and Medicor sold out toFrank Griffiths. From 1988 to 1997, the Vancouver Canucks were owned by local businessman and philanthropist Arthur Griffiths, who had inherited ownership from his father, Frank. However, he was forced to sell his majority interest in the Canucks after overextending his resources trying to build a new arena, GM Place (currently known as Rogers Arena). As a result, he sold his majority share to American billionaire John McCaw, Jr..On November 17, 2004, the Anmoli Investment Group, headed by Francesco Aquilini, purchased a 50% share in Orca Bay Sports and Entertainment (the owners of both the Canucks franchise and Rogers Arena) from John McCaw, Jr.. Prior to the sale, Aquilini and two business partners, Tom Gaglardi and Ryan Beedie, had negotiated with Orca Bay for several months without concluding an agreement. In January 2005, Gaglardi and Beedie filed a lawsuit against Aquilini and Orca Bay, alleging that Aquilini and Orca Bay had acted in bad faith in concluding a deal using information obtained from their joint offer.On November 8, 2006, Aquilini, along with his brothers Roberto and Paolo, purchased the remaining 50% of the Vancouver Canucks and Rogers Arena from McCaw.[119][120]In May 2007, Gaglardi and Beedie's civil lawsuit over Aquilini's purchase reached the Supreme Court of British Columbia. The court ruled for Aquilini, on January 10, 2008. The court held that there was no legal partnership between Aquilini, Beedie, and Gaglardi, and that McCaw was free to sell the team to anyone he wished.[121]On January 29, 2008 the company responsible for operating the Vancouver Canucks and Rogers Arena, changed its name from Orca Bay Sports and Entertainment to Canucks Sports & Entertainment.[edit]Logos and jerseysThe team has gone through thirteen different logo and jersey changes in its history.The "Stick-in-Rink", 1970-78; alternate logo, 2003-2007.The team's first NHL jerseys, worn from the inaugural season of 1970-71 (modified for the 1972-73 season) until the end of the 1977-78 season, featured a hockey stick in the shape of a shallow "V" superimposed on a blue rink-shaped rectangle forming the letter "C", designed by North Vancouver artist, Joe Borovich. A modified version of this logo is still in use, as a shoulder patch on the team's current jerseys and as the primary logo of their Alternate jerseys.In 1978, aiming for a more aggressive image, the organization asked a San Francisco design agency, Beyl & Boyd, to design new uniforms. These consisted of a huge yellow, red-orange, and black striped "V" coming down from the shoulders (suggesting "victory", according to its designers). It is generally considered to be one of the most unpopular uniforms in NHL history (hockey writer Stephen Cole referred to it looking like 'a punch in the eye').The "Flying Skate", 1978-1997.The "Flying V" theme was abandoned in 1985, to feature the team's emblem on the front rather than the "V" (the emblem had previously been worn only on the arms). The logo consisted of the word "Canucks" in a diagonal slant as part the blade of a skate. The logo, with its laser-like design, was sometimes referred to as the "Star Wars" logo, the "waffle iron", the "plate of spaghetti", and most commonly, the "Flying Skate". The yellow home jerseys were scrapped in 1989 in favour of more conventional white ones, and the triangular shoulder stripes which adorned the post-"V" jerseys were discarded as well. The new incarnation was worn from 1989-92, when a subtle change was made - and went largely unnoticed for the rest of the jersey's lifespan. The orange was changed to red, and the deep "gold" colour was changed to a much brighter yellow, reportedly because jersey-maker CCM no longer produced the required hues. In 1996, an alternate jersey was introduced, retaining the "Flying Skate" logo, but using a salmon colour graduating to black near the bottom.Orca logo, 1997-2007.In 1997 the Canucks unveiled a new logo, in which a Haida-style orca breaking out of a patch of ice forms a stylized "C". The logo has been much-maligned, accused of being a blatant reference to their parent company, Orca Bay (now Canucks Sports and Entertainment). At the time, general manager Pat Quinndiscussed wanting to have a West Coast colour scheme, and overall West Coast themes in the logo; the colour scheme included blue, red, and silver. Beginning in 2001, an alternate jersey was utilized, with contrasting shoulder patches and a blue-to-maroon graduated colour in the body. In 2006 these gradient-coloured alternate jerseys were officially replaced with the popular, royal blue "Stick-in-Rink" uniforms from the 1970s."The Stick-in-Rink", modified; alternate logo, 2007-.Little more than halfway through the 2006-07 season, the Canucks announced that they would be changing their jerseys once again. While a report in February 2007 suggested the new scheme would be revealed on August 1, 2007, the new team jersey was actually unveiled prior to training camp, on August 29, 2007. It featured the same orca design present on their previous jerseys, but the colour scheme was updated to their "retro" colours of royal blue and kelly green. Additionally, the word "Vancouver" was added to the chest area above the orca. This move was seen as a way to connect the NHL Canucks' uniform to that of the WHL team, whose members wore uniforms with the word "Canucks" along the top in a similar arched design. The actual jerseys themselves were changed to the Rbk Edgedesign, along with all other teams in the NHL. The introduction was largely greeted with disappointment from fans and sports commentators, who criticized the uniforms for looking like a "copy and paste" of those from the past. The Vancouver Sundescribed the new look as "decidedly unpopular."[122]"Johnny Canuck" Reebok third jersey shoulder logo, modified; 2008-.On November 14, 2008, prior to their Sport Celebrities Festival, the Canucks released their new RBK Edge Third Jersey. While staying with the colours of Vancouver, and combining the old with the new, the jersey looks very similar to their home jersey. The modernized "Stick-in-Rink" logo unveiled the previous year on the shoulder of the main jerseys is used as the main crest. On the shoulder, a V with the head of Johnny Canuckon top is used. This is the first time in team history since joining the NHL that Johnny Canuck has appeared on a Vancouver uniform. Sports Illustrated rated it 13th overall out of the 19 third jerseys released for the 2008 season.[123]Canucks Home Logo; 2007-.On opening night October 9, 2010, the Canucks revealed jerseys they would wear for select games during their 40th Anniversary season. They look exactly like the jerseys the team wore in their early years, only with the addition of Reebokmanufacturing the jerseys. The jerseys sport a 40th Anniversary patch on the upper-right chest commemorating their 40th season. Just like the early years, they also bear no names, only numbers, with permission from the NHL.[edit]MediaSee also: List of Vancouver Canucks broadcastersAfter a relationship with CKNWstretching since the Canucks joined the NHL in 1970, the Canucks entered into a new radio broadcast deal in 2006 with The Team 1040- an AMsports/talk station. John Shorthouse continues to call the play-by-play, as he has since 1999, though with his role on the Canucks' television broadcasts becoming more prominent in recent years, he is replaced for approximately 55 games per season by Rick Ball. He is joined with colour commentary by Dave Tomlinson, who has been with the broadcasts since 2010.[124]The games aired on 14 stations across British Columbia.In addition to national TV broadcasts on Hockey Night in Canada and on TSN, the Canucks also have arrangements with Sportsnet Pacific. These games are called by Shorthouse and former Canucks goaltender John Garrett. Since the 2010-11 season, Sportsnet Vancouver Hockey, a companion channel to the new national sports channel Rogers Sportsnet One, has aired Canucks regional telecasts that are not able to fit into Sportsnet Pacific's schedule.[125][126]Additionally, as of the 2010-11 season, Rogers acquired the naming rightsto the Canucks' home arena.[127][edit]MascotThe Vancouver Canucks' mascot is an anthropomorphickiller whale(orca) named Fin Orca or Fin the Whale. He is often seen banging a First Nations drum, or skating around during intermission firing t-shirts out of a compressed air cannon. On occasion, "smoke" also comes out of the blowhole on his head. Fin has his trademarked chomping where he bites the heads of fans.Two fans of the Canucks unofficially became mascots of their team at the end of 2009, donning zentai-style skin-tight green bodsysuits in slightly different shades of green as The Green Men, and have been known to accompany their team on road games, as they did in the 2011 Stanley Cup Finals to the TD Gardenagainst the Boston Bruins.[edit]Home arenasPacific Coliseum, home of the Canucks from 1970-1995.Rogers Arena, current home of the Canucks.The Canucks play their home games at Rogers Arena and skate out toU2's Where the Streets Have No Name. The stadium opened in 1995 as General Motors Place, and seats up to 18,890 for Canucks games. Rogers Arena was also the 2010 Winter Olympics' ice hockey venue. The arena is owned and operated by Canucks Sports & Entertainment. Before moving to Rogers Arena, the Canucks played their home games at Pacific Coliseum in Hastings Park for 25 years. The arena currently holds 16,281 for ice hockey, though capacity at its opening was 15,713. During the 2010 Olympics, it was the venue for figure skating and short track speed skating. The Pacific Coliseum is now the home of the Vancouver Giants.[edit]Minor league affiliates[edit]Top affiliates1970-71 to 1971-72 Rochester Americans (AHL)1972-73 to 1974-75 Seattle Totems (WHL, CHL)1975-76 to 1977-78 Tulsa Oilers (CHL)1978-79 to 1981-82 Dallas Black Hawks (CHL)1982-83 to 1987-88 Fredericton Express (AHL)1988-89 to 1991-92 Milwaukee Admirals (IHL)1992-93 to 1993-94 Hamilton Canucks (AHL)1994-95 to 1999-2000 Syracuse Crunch (AHL)2000-01 Kansas City Blades (IHL)2001-02 to 2010-11 Manitoba Moose (AHL)2011-12 to present Chicago Wolves (AHL)[edit]Secondary affiliates1987-88 Flint Spirits (IHL)1991-92 Columbus Chill (ECHL)2002-03 to 2005-06 Columbia Inferno (ECHL)2006-07 to 2010-11 Victoria Salmon Kings (ECHL)2011-12 to present Kalamazoo Wings (ECHL)[edit]Season-by-season recordSee also: List of Vancouver Canucks seasonsNote: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, OTL = Overtime Losses, Pts = Points, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals againstRecords as of April 10, 2011.[128][129]Season GP W L OTL Pts GF GA Finish Playoffs 2007-08 82 39 33 10 88 213 215 5th, Northwest Did not qualify 2008-09 82 45 27 10 100 246 220 1st, Northwest Lost in Conference Semifinals, 2-4 (Blackhawks) 2009-10 82 49 28 5 103 272 222 1st, Northwest Lost in Conference Semifinals, 2-4 (Blackhawks) 2010-11 82 54 19 9 117 262 185 1st, Northwest Lost in Finals, 3-4 (Bruins) 2011-12 82 51 22 9 111 249 198 1st, Northwest Lost in Conference Quarterfinals, 1-4 (Kings) [edit]PlayersMain article: List of Vancouver Canucks players[edit]Current rosterviewtalkeditUpdated February 9, 2013.[130]# NatPlayer Pos /G Age Acquired Birthplace 41 Andrew Alberts D L 31 2010 Minneapolis, Minnesota 4 Keith Ballard D L 30 2010 Baudette, Minnesota 18 Cam BarkerD L 26 2013 Winnipeg, Manitoba 3 Kevin Bieksa(A) D R 31 2001 Grimsby, Ontario 7 David BoothLW L 28 2011 Detroit, Michigan 14 Alex BurrowsRW L 31 2005 Pincourt, Quebec 25 Andrew EbbettC/LW L 30 2011 Vernon, British Columbia 23 Alexander Edler D L 26 2004 Östersund, Sweden 5 Jason Garrison D L 28 2012 White Rock, British Columbia 2 Dan Hamhuis D L 30 2010 Smithers, British Columbia 36 Jannik Hansen RW R 26 2004 Herlev, Denmark 20 Christopher Higgins LW L 29 2011 Smithtown, New York 9 Zack KassianRW R 22 2012 Kingsville, Ontario 17 Ryan Kesler(A) C R 28 2003 Livonia, Michigan 40 Maxim Lapierre C R 27 2011 Montreal, Quebec 1 Roberto Luongo G L 33 2006 Montreal, Quebec 27 Manny Malhotra (A) C L 32 2010 Mississauga, Ontario 21 Mason RaymondLW L 27 2005 Cochrane, Alberta 35 Cory Schneider G L 26 2004 Marblehead, Massachusetts 45 Jordan Schroeder C R 22 2009 Burnsville, Minnesota 22 Daniel Sedin (A) LW L 32 1999 Örnsköldsvik, Sweden 33 Henrik Sedin(C) C L 32 1999 Örnsköldsvik, Sweden 8 Chris TanevD R 23 2010 Toronto, Ontario 15 Aaron Volpatti LW L 27 2010 Revelstoke, British Columbia 32 Dale WeiseRW R 24 2011 Winnipeg, Manitoba[edit]Retired numbersGame-worn jerseys belonging to Wayne Maki, Pavel Bureand Glen Hanlonon display at Rogers Arena.Vancouver Canucks Retired numbers No. Player Position Career No. retirement 12 Stan SmylRW 1978-91 November 3, 1991 16 Trevor Linden RW 1988-98, 2001-08 December 17, 2008 19 Markus Naslund LW 1996-2008 December 11, 2010 99 1 Wayne Gretzky C - February 6, 2000 [131] Notes:1 Gretzky never played for the franchise. His #99 was retired League-wide by the NHL.[edit]Numbers taken out of circulationAlthough not officially retired, the following numbers are no longer issued by the Canucks:11 - Wayne Maki, LW, 1970-1973, taken out of circulation following his death from brain canceron May 1, 1974. Mark Messier(C, 1997-2000) is the only Canucks player to have worn it since.28 - Luc Bourdon, D, 2006-2008, taken out of circulation following his death in a motorcycle accident on May 29, 2008.37 - Rick Rypien, C, 2005-2010, taken out of circulation following his death from suicide on August 15, 2011.[edit]Hall of FamersVancouver Canucks Hall of Famers Players Name Position Career Inducted Igor Larionov C 1989-1992 2008 Mark MessierC 1997-2000 2007 Cam NeelyRW 1983-1986 2005 Pavel BureRW 1991-1998 2012 Mats SundinC 2008-09 2012 Builders Name Position Career Inducted Frank Griffiths Owner 1974-1994 1993 Jake Milford General Manager 1977-1982 1984 Roger Neilson Assistant, Head Coach 1981-1984 2002 Bud PoileGeneral Manager 1970-1973 1990 [edit]BroadcastersJim Robson, 1970-1999, inducted 1992[edit]Ring of Honour inducteesOrland Kurtenbach, C, 1970-1974, inducted October 26, 2010.Kirk McLean, G, 1987-1998, inducted November 24, 2010.Thomas Gradin, C, 1978-1986, inducted January 24, 2011.Harold Snepsts, D, 1974-1984; 1988-1990, inducted March 14, 2011.During the 2012 NHL Entry Draft, draftees were given jerseys with an apostrophebefore the 12 (i.e. '12), to distinguish them from the 12 that was retired in honor of Smyl. (NHL draft custom states that draftees are given jerseys with the number indicating the year they were drafted.)[edit]Team captainsThere have been 13 Canucks players who have served as the captain. The franchise's first captain was Orland Kurtenbach, who captained the team until his retirement in 1974.[132]The longest-tenured Canucks captain was Stan Smyl, who was appointed for eight seasons. Trevor Linden, who captained from 1990 to 1997, played 16 seasons with the Canucks, a franchise high.[133]Swedish wingerMarkus Naslund, who captained for seven seasons[a], was the only non-Canadian to have captained the Canucks until fellow SwedeHenrik Sedinwas named captain for the 2010-11 season. Smyl and Sedin are the only Canucks captains to have spent their entire NHL playing careers with the team.[134][135]Though goaltendersare not permitted to act as captains during games, Roberto Luongo served as the captain from 2008 to 2010, but because of the NHL rule against goaltender captains, the league did not allow Luongo to serve as on-ice captain .[136][137]In his place, the three alternate captains were responsible for dealing with officialsduring games. They also handled ceremonial face-offs.[137]Luongo was not permitted to wear the "C" on his jersey. Instead he incorporated it into the artwork on the front of one of his maskswhich he occasionally wore for the early months of the 2008-09 season.[138]Orland Kurtenbach, 1970-74Andre Boudrias, 1975-76Chris Oddleifson, 1976-77Don Lever, 1977-79Kevin McCarthy, 1979-82Stan Smyl, 1982-90Dan Quinn, Doug Lidsterand Trevor Linden, 1990-91 (tri-captains)Trevor Linden, 1991-97Mark Messier, 1997-00Markus Naslund, 2000-08Roberto Luongo, 2008-10Henrik Sedin, 2010-present[edit]Draft picksMain article: List of Vancouver Canucks draft picksThe Canucks drafted Trevor Linden in the 1988 NHL Entry Draft.The Canucks selected Dale Tallon, a defencemanfrom the Toronto Marlboros with their first pick, second overall in the 1970 NHL Amateur Draft. The Canucks also drafted Trevor Linden from theMedicine Hat Tigers in 1988.[139]The Canucks have had thirteen top-five draft picks in franchise history, but have never had the first overall pick. The Canucks are one of the two franchises in the NHL to have drafted two twin brothers in the same year. They drafted Daniel Sedin second overall andHenrik Sedin third overall in 1999.[140][edit]Franchise scoring leadersThese are the top-ten point-scorers in franchise history. Figures are updated after each completed NHL regular season.Note: Pos = Position; GP = Games Played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; P/G = Points per game; * = current Canucks playerPlayer Pos GP G A Pts P/G Markus Naslund LW 882 346 410 756 0.86 Henrik Sedin* C 892 170 574 747 0.84 Trevor Linden RW/C 1140 318 415 733 0.64 Daniel Sedin* LW 859 279 439 718 0.83 Stan Smyl RW 896 262 411 673 0.75 Thomas Gradin C 613 197 353 550 0.90 Pavel Bure RW 428 254 224 478 1.12 Tony Tanti RW 531 250 220 470 0.89 Todd Bertuzzi RW 518 188 261 449 0.87 Don Lever LW 593 186 221 407 0.69 [edit]Head coachesMain article: List of Vancouver Canucks head coachesAlain Vigneault has been the head coach of the Canucks since the 2006-07 season.There have been 16 head coachesfor the Canucks. The franchise's first head coach was Hal Laycoe, who coached the Canucks for two seasons. Marc Crawford coached the most games of any Canucks head coach with 529 games and has the most points all-time with the Canucks with 586 points. He is followed by Pat Quinn, who has 310 points all-time with the Canucks. Alain Vigneault has the most points in a season of any Canucks coach, with 117 in the 2010-11 season. Roger Neilsonis the only Hockey Hall of Fame inductee to coach the Canucks. Quinn and Vigneault are the only two Canucks head coaches to win aJack Adams Award with the team. Bill LaForge, who coached the start of the 1984 season, has the least points with the Canucks (10). Harry Neale served the most terms as head coach of the Canucks with three while Pat Quinn served two. Vigneault has been the head coach of the Canucks since the 2006-07 season.[edit]Awards and trophies

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AVICULAR AVIGATOR AVOIDER AVOUCHER AVOWER AVUNCULAR AWAITER AWAKENER AWARDER AWEATHER AWFULLER AWKWARDER AXILLAR AZOTOBACTER BABBLER BABIER BACHELOR BACILLAR BACKBENCHER BACKBITER BACKBREAKER BACKDOOR BACKER BACKGROUNDER BACKHANDER BACKLASHER BACKPACKER BACKSCATTER BACKSLAPPER BACKSLIDER BACKSTABBER BACKSTAIR BACKWATER BADDER BADGER BAFFLER BAGGER BAGGIER BAGPIPER BAHADUR BAILER BAILOR BAIRNLIER BAITER BAKER BALANCER BALDER BALER BALISAUR BALKER BALKIER BALLADEER BALLASTER BALLCARRIER BALLER BALLOTER BALLPLAYER BALLSIER BALMIER BALUSTER BANDAGER BANDER BANDLEADER BANDMASTER BANDOLEER BANDOLIER BANGER BANISHER BANISTER BANKER BANKROLLER BANNER BANNISTER BANQUETER BANTER BANTERER BAPTIZER BAR BARBECUER BARBER BARDOLATER BARER BARGAINER BARKEEPER BARKER BARKIER BARMIER BARNIER BARNSTORMER BAROCEPTOR BAROMETER BARORECEPTOR BAROSAUR BARRACKER BARRATER BARRATOR BARRENER BARRETOR BARRIER BARRISTER BARTENDER BARTER BARTERER BASELINER BASER BASHER BASIFIER BASILAR BASTER BATCHER BATFOWLER BATHER BATHWATER BATTENER BATTER BATTERER BATTIER BATTLER BAULKIER BAWDIER BAWLER BAYADEER BAZAAR BAZAR BEACHCOMBER BEACHGOER BEACHIER BEACHWEAR BEADER BEADIER BEAKER BEAKIER BEAMIER BEAR BEARER BEASTLIER BEATER BEAUTIFIER BEAUTIFULLER BEAVER BEBOPPER BECKONER BECLAMOR BEDCHAIR BEDCHAMBER BEDCOVER BEDDER BEDIAPER BEDMAKER BEDWARMER BEDWETTER BEECHIER BEEFEATER BEEFIER BEEKEEPER BEEPER BEER BEERIER BEETLER BEEZER BEFINGER BEFLOWER BEFOULER BEGETTER BEGGAR BEGINNER BEGLAMOR BEGLAMOUR BEGRUDGER BEGUILER BEHAVER BEHAVIOR BEHAVIOUR BEHEADER BEHOLDER BELABOR BELABOUR BELAYER BELCHER BELEAGUER BELIER BELIEVER BELIQUOR BELITTLER BELLFLOWER BELLOWER BELLWETHER BELLYACHER BELTER BEMURMUR BENCHER BENCHWARMER BENDER BENDIER BENEFACTOR BENEFITER BEREAVER BERSERKER BESCOUR BESEECHER BESETTER BESHIVER BESIEGER BESMEAR BESMEARER BESPATTER BESTIR BESTOWER BETATTER BETRAYER BETTER BETTOR BEVELER BEVELLER BEVOR BEWAILER BEWILDER BEWITCHER BEWRAYER BEZOAR BIBBER BIBLIOGRAPHER BIBLIOLATER BICKER BICKERER BICOLOR BICOLOUR BICYCLER BIDDER BIDER BIER BIFILAR BIGGER BIKER BILANDER BILAYER BILGEWATER BILGIER BILINEAR BILKER BILLER BILLETER BILLOWIER BILOBULAR BILOCULAR BIMESTER BIMOLECULAR BINDER BINER BINGER BINOCULAR BINUCLEAR BIOENGINEER BIOFOULER BIOGEOGRAPHER BIOGRAPHER BIOMARKER BIOMETER BIOMOLECULAR BIOPOLYMER BIOREACTOR BIOSENSOR BIOTERROR BIOVULAR BIPOLAR BIRDER BIRLER BIRR BISECTOR BISTER BITCHIER BITER BITSIER BITTER BITTERER BITTIER BLABBER BLACKAMOOR BLACKBIRDER BLACKENER BLACKER BLACKHANDER BLACKLISTER BLACKMAILER BLACKWATER BLADDER BLADER BLAMER BLANCHER BLANDER BLANDISHER BLANKER BLANKETFLOWER BLASPHEMER BLASTER BLASTIER BLASTULAR BLATHER BLATHERER BLATTER BLAZER BLAZONER BLEACHER BLEAKER BLEAR BLEARIER BLEATER BLEEDER BLEEPER BLEMISHER BLENCHER BLENDER BLESSEDER BLESSER BLETHER BLIGHTER BLINDER BLINKER BLISTER BLITHER BLITZER BLOATER BLOCKADER BLOCKBUSTER BLOCKER BLOCKIER BLOGGER BLONDER BLOODIER BLOODSUCKER BLOOMER BLOOMIER BLOOPER BLOTCHIER BLOTTER BLOTTIER BLOUSIER BLOWER BLOWIER BLOWSIER BLOWZIER BLUBBER BLUBBERER BLUCHER BLUDGER BLUELINER BLUER BLUESIER BLUFFER BLUNDER BLUNDERER BLUNGER BLUNTER BLUR BLURRIER BLURTER BLUSHER BLUSTER BLUSTERER BOAR BOARDER BOARDSAILOR BOASTER BOATBUILDER BOATER BOBBER BOBSLEDDER BODYBUILDER BODYSURFER BOGGIER BOGGLER BOILER BOILERMAKER BOILOVER BOLAR BOLDER BOLIVAR BOLOMETER BOLSTER BOLSTERER BOLTER BOMBARDER BOMBARDIER BOMBASTER BOMBER BONDER BONDHOLDER BONER BONESETTER BONEYER BONIER BONNIER BONNYCLABBER BONZER BOODLER BOOGER BOOKBINDER BOOKER BOOKKEEPER BOOKMAKER BOOKMARKER BOOKSELLER BOOMER BOOMIER BOONDOGGLER BOOR BOOSTER BOOTLEGGER BOOTLICKER BOOZER BOOZIER BOPPER BORDER BORDERER BORER BORROWER BOSKER BOSKIER BOSSIER BOTANIZER BOTCHER BOTCHIER BOTHER BOTTLER BOTTOMER BOUDOIR BOULDER BOULDERER BOULEVARDIER BOUNCER BOUNCIER BOUNDER BOUVIER BOWDLERIZER BOWER BOWHUNTER BOWLDER BOWLER BOWYER BOXCAR BOXER BOXIER BOYAR BOYCOTTER BRABBLER BRACER BRACHIATOR BRAGGER BRAGGIER BRAIDER BRAILLER BRAILLEWRITER BRAINIER BRAINPOWER BRAINSTORMER BRAINTEASER BRAINWASHER BRAKIER BRAMBLIER BRANCHIER BRANDER BRANNER BRANNIER BRASHER BRASHIER BRASIER BRASSIER BRATTIER BRAUNSCHWEIGER BRAVER BRAWER BRAWLER BRAWLIER BRAWNIER BRAYER BRAZER BRAZIER BREACHER BREADWINNER BREAKER BREAKFASTER BREAKWATER BREASTSTROKER BREATHER BREATHIER BREECHLOADER BREEDER BREEZIER BREVIER BREWER BRIAR BRIBER BRICKIER BRICKLAYER BRIDLER BRIEFER BRIER BRIGADIER BRIGHTENER BRIGHTER BRIMMER BRINER BRINGER BRINIER BRISKER BRISTLIER BRITTLER BROACHER BROADCASTER BROADENER BROADER BROIDER BROIDERER BROILER BROKER BRONCHIOLAR BRONCHODILATOR BRONCOBUSTER BRONTOSAUR BRONZER BRONZIER BROODER BROODIER BROOMBALLER BROOMIER BROTHER BROWNER BROWNIER BROWNNOSER BROWSER BRR BRRR BRUISER BRUITER BRUNCHER BRUSHER BRUSHIER BRUSKER BRUSQUER BUBBLER BUBBLIER BUCCANEER BUCCINATOR BUCKER BUCKLER BUDDER BUDGER BUDGERIGAR BUDGETEER BUDGETER BUFFER BUFFETER BUFFIER BUGBEAR BUGGER BUGGIER BUGLER BUHR BUILDER BULBAR BULGER BULGHUR BULGIER BULGUR BULKIER BULLBRIER BULLDOGGER BULLDOZER BULLFIGHTER BULLIER BULLTERRIER BUMBLER BUMMER BUMPER BUMPIER BUNCHIER BUNDLER BUNGLER BUNKER BUNTER BUR BURBLER BURBLIER BURDENER BURGER BURGHER BURGLAR BURGOMASTER BURIER BURKER BURLER BURLESQUER BURLIER BURNER BURNISHER BURR BURRER BURRIER BURROWER BURSAR BURSTER BUSBAR BUSHELER BUSHELLER BUSHER BUSHIER BUSHMASTER BUSHRANGER BUSHWHACKER BUSIER BUSKER BUSTER BUSTIER BUSTLER BUTCHER BUTCHERER BUTLER BUTTER BUTTERBUR BUTTERFLYER BUTTERIER BUTTONER BUTTONHOLER BUXOMER BUYER BUZZER BYLINER BYSTANDER CABDRIVER CABER CABINETMAKER CABLER CACKLER CADASTER CADAVER CADGER CAESAR CAGER CAGIER CAHIER CAJOLER CAKEWALKER CAKIER CALAMANDER CALAMAR CALCAR CALCSPAR CALCULATOR CALENDAR CALENDER CALENDERER CALIBER CALIBRATOR CALIPER CALKER CALLER CALLIGRAPHER CALLIPER CALLOWER CALMER CALORIMETER CALOYER CALUMNIATOR CALYCULAR CALYPTER CAMBER CAMCORDER CAMELEER CAMELHAIR CAMPAIGNER CAMPER CAMPHOR CAMPIER CAMPYLOBACTER CANALICULAR CANALLER CANCELER CANCELLER CANCER CANDIDER CANDLEHOLDER CANDLELIGHTER CANDLEPOWER CANDLER CANDLESNUFFER CANDOR CANDOUR CANEPHOR CANER CANICULAR CANISTER CANKER CANNER CANNIER CANNISTER CANNONEER CANNULAR CANOER CANONIZER CANTER CANTILEVER CANTOR CANULAR CANVASER CANVASSER CANYONEER CAPABLER CAPACITOR CAPER CAPERER CAPITULAR CAPMAKER CAPONIER CAPPER CAPSOMER CAPSULAR CAPTIVATOR CAPTOR CAPTURER CAR CARABINEER CARABINER CARABINIER CARACOLER CARAVANER CARAVANNER CARBINEER CARBUNCULAR CARBURETOR CARBURETTER CARBURETTOR CARDER CARDHOLDER CARDIOVASCULAR CARDPLAYER CARDSHARPER CAREENER CAREER CAREERER CAREFULLER CAREGIVER CARER CARESSER CARETAKER CARILLONNEUR CARJACKER CARMAKER CARNOSAUR CAROLER CAROLLER CAROUSER CARPENTER CARPER CARPETBAGGER CARPOOLER CARR CARREFOUR CARRIER CARROTIER CARRYOVER CARTER CARTOGRAPHER CARTOPPER CARTWHEELER CARVER CASEBEARER CASEWORKER CASHIER CASTER CASTIGATOR CASTOR CASTRATER CASTRATOR CATALOGER CATALOGUER CATALYZER CATBRIER CATCALLER CATCHER CATCHIER CATECHIZER CATER CATERCORNER CATERER CATERPILLAR CATHETER CATNAPER CATNAPPER CATTIER CAULIFLOWER CAULKER CAUSER CAUTIONER CAVALIER CAVEATOR CAVER CAVIAR CAVILER CAVILLER CAVORTER CEDAR CEDER CEILER CEILOMETER CELEBRATOR CELLAR CELLARER CELLULAR CEMENTER CENSER CENSOR CENSURER CENTAUR CENTER CENTILITER CENTIMETER CENTNER CENTRALER CENTRALIZER CEREBELLAR CEREBROVASCULAR CERTAINER CERTIFIER CHADAR CHADOR CHAFER CHAFFER CHAFFERER CHAFFIER CHAIR CHALKIER CHALLENGER CHAMBER CHAMFER CHAMFERER CHAMPER CHANCELLOR CHANCER CHANCIER CHANDELIER CHANDLER CHANGEOVER CHANGER CHANNELER CHANSONNIER CHANTER CHANTICLEER CHANTOR CHAPITER CHAPTER CHAR CHARACTER CHARBROILER CHARGER CHARIER CHARIOTEER CHARMER CHARMINGER CHARR CHARRIER CHARTER CHARTERER CHASER CHASSEUR CHASTENER CHASTER CHASTISER CHATTER CHATTERER CHATTIER CHAUFER CHAUFFER CHAUFFEUR CHAUNTER CHAWER CHEAPENER CHEAPER CHEATER CHECKER CHEDDAR CHEDER CHEEKIER CHEEPER CHEER CHEERER CHEERFULLER CHEERIER CHEERLEADER CHEESEBURGER CHEESIER CHELATOR CHEMORECEPTOR CHEQUER CHERISHER CHERTIER CHESTIER CHEVALIER CHEWER CHEWIER CHICANER CHICER CHICHIER CHIDER CHIEFER CHIFFONIER CHIGGER CHILDLIER CHILLER CHILLIER CHIMAR CHIMER CHINCHIER CHINKIER CHINTZIER CHIPPER CHIPPIER CHIRKER CHIROGRAPHER CHIROMANCER CHIROPRACTOR CHIROPTER CHIRPER CHIRPIER CHIRR CHISELER CHISELLER CHITTER CHLORINATOR CHOCOLATIER CHOICER CHOIR CHOIRMASTER CHOKER CHOKIER CHOLER CHOMPER CHOOSER CHOOSIER CHOPPER CHOPPIER CHOREOGRAPHER CHORISTER CHOROGRAPHER CHORTLER CHOUSER CHOWDER CHROMATOGRAPHER CHROMIER CHROMOCENTER CHRONICLER CHRONOLOGER CHRONOMETER CHUBBIER CHUCKLER CHUDDAR CHUDDER CHUFFER CHUFFIER CHUGGER CHUKAR CHUKKAR CHUKKER CHUMMIER CHUNKIER CHUNTER CHURCHGOER CHURCHIER CHURCHLIER CHURNER CHURR CIDER CIGAR CINDER CINEMAGOER CINEMATOGRAPHER CINGULAR CINNABAR CIPHER CIPHERER CIRCLER CIRCULAR CIRCULATOR CIRCUMCENTER CIRCUMCISER CIRCUMLUNAR CIRCUMNAVIGATOR CIRCUMPOLAR CIRCUMSTELLAR CISLUNAR CITATOR CITER CITHER CIVILIZER CLABBER CLACKER CLAIMER CLAMBER CLAMBERER CLAMMER CLAMMIER CLAMOR CLAMORER CLAMOUR CLAMPER CLANGER CLANGOR CLANGOUR CLANKIER CLAPPER CLAQUER CLAQUEUR CLARIFIER CLASHER CLASPER CLASSER CLASSIER CLASSIFIER CLATTER CLATTERER CLAVER CLAVICULAR CLAVIER CLAWER CLAWHAMMER CLAYIER CLEANER CLEANLIER CLEANSER CLEAR CLEARER CLEAVER CLENCHER CLERKLIER CLEVER CLEVERER CLICKER CLIFFIER CLIMBER CLINCHER CLINGER CLINGIER CLINKER CLINOMETER CLIPPER CLIQUIER CLOBBER CLOCKER CLODDIER CLODHOPPER CLOGGER CLOGGIER CLOISTER CLONER CLOSER CLOTHIER CLOUDIER CLOUR CLOUTER CLOVER CLOWDER CLUBBER CLUBBIER CLUMBER CLUMPIER CLUMSIER CLUNKER CLUNKIER CLUSTER CLUTTER CLYSTER COACHER COACTOR COADJUTOR COALER COALIER COANCHOR COAPPEAR COARSER COASTER COATER COAUTHOR COAXER COBBER COBBIER COBBLER COBWEBBIER COCHAIR COCHLEAR COCKCHAFER COCKER COCKIER COCKLEBUR COCKSPUR COCOMPOSER COCONSPIRATOR COCREATOR COCURATOR COCURRICULAR CODDER CODDLER CODEBTOR CODER CODEVELOPER CODGER CODIFIER CODIRECTOR CODISCOVER CODISCOVERER CODRIVER COEDITOR COENAMOR COERCER COEXECUTOR COFACTOR COFFEEMAKER COFFER COFOUNDER COGENERATOR COGITATOR COGNIZER COHABITER COHEIR COHERER COHOLDER COIFFEUR COILER COINER COINFER COINSURER COINTER COINVENTOR COINVESTIGATOR COINVESTOR COIR COLANDER COLCOTHAR COLDER COLEADER COLESSOR COLICKIER COLINEAR COLLABORATOR COLLAR COLLATOR COLLECTOR COLLEGER COLLIDER COLLIER COLLIMATOR COLLINEAR COLLUDER COLONIZER COLOR COLORER COLORIMETER COLORIZER COLOUR COLOURER COLPORTEUR COLTER COLUMELLAR COLUMNAR COMAKER COMANAGER COMBATER COMBER COMBINER COMBUSTOR COMELIER COMEMBER COMER COMETHER COMFIER COMFORTER COMMANDEER COMMANDER COMMEMORATOR COMMENCER COMMENDER COMMENTATOR COMMENTER COMMISSAR COMMISSIONER COMMONER COMMUNER COMMUNICATOR COMMUTATOR COMMUTER COMONOMER COMPACTER COMPACTOR COMPARATOR COMPARER COMPEER COMPELLER COMPENSATOR COMPETITOR COMPILER COMPLAINER COMPLEMENTIZER COMPLETER COMPLEXER COMPLIER COMPOSER COMPOSITOR COMPOSTER COMPOUNDER COMPRADOR COMPRESSOR COMPROMISER COMPTROLLER COMPURGATOR COMPUTER CONCEALER CONCEDER CONCEIVER CONCENTER CONCENTRATOR CONCEPTUALIZER CONCERTGOER CONCERTMASTER CONCERTMEISTER CONCESSIONER CONCILIAR CONCILIATOR CONCISER CONCLUDER CONCOCTER CONCOCTOR CONCUR CONDEMNER CONDEMNOR CONDENSER CONDITIONER CONDOLER CONDONER CONDOR CONDUCER CONDUCTOR CONDYLAR CONEFLOWER CONFABULATOR CONFECTIONER CONFER CONFERRER CONFESSOR CONFIDER CONFINER CONFIRMER CONFISCATOR CONFITEOR CONFORMER CONFOUNDER CONFRONTER CONFUTER CONGEALER CONGENER CONGER CONGLOMERATEUR CONGLOMERATOR CONGRATULATOR CONGREGATOR CONIFER CONJECTURER CONJOINER CONJURER CONJUROR CONKER CONNECTER CONNECTOR CONNER CONNIVER CONNOISSEUR CONQUER CONQUERER CONQUEROR CONQUISTADOR CONSECRATOR CONSENTER CONSERVATOR CONSERVER CONSIDER CONSIGNER CONSIGNOR CONSOLER CONSOLIDATOR CONSPIRATOR CONSPIRER CONSTRICTOR CONSTRUCTOR CONSTRUER CONSULAR CONSULTER CONSULTOR CONSUMER CONSUMMATOR CONTACTOR CONTAINER CONTAMINATOR CONTEMNER CONTEMNOR CONTEMPLATOR CONTENDER CONTESTER CONTINUATOR CONTINUER CONTOUR CONTRACTOR CONTRADICTOR CONTRAVENER CONTRIBUTOR CONTRIVER CONTROLLER CONTROVERTER CONVECTOR CONVENER CONVENOR CONVENTICLER CONVENTIONEER CONVERSER CONVERTER CONVERTOR CONVEYANCER CONVEYER CONVEYOR CONVINCER CONVOKER COOER COOKER COOLER COOPER COOPERATOR COORDINATOR COOTER COPARCENER COPARTNER COPASTOR COPER COPIER COPLANAR COPOLYMER COPPER COPRISONER COPROCESSOR COPRODUCER COPROMOTER COPROPRIETOR COPTER COPUBLISHER COPULAR COPYHOLDER COPYREADER COPYWRITER COR CORDER CORDWAINER COREPRESSOR CORER CORESEARCHER CORIANDER CORKER CORKIER CORNER CORNFLOWER CORNIER CORONER CORPORATOR CORPUSCULAR CORRECTER CORRECTOR CORRELATOR CORRIDOR CORROBORATOR CORRUPTER CORRUPTOR CORSAIR CORULER COSHER COSIER COSIGNER COSMOGRAPHER COSPONSOR COSTAR COSTER COSTERMONGER COSTLIER COSTUMER COSTUMIER COTONEASTER COTRANSFER COTTAGER COTTAR COTTER COTTIER COTYLOSAUR COUCHER COUGAR COUGHER COULOIR COULOMETER COULTER COUNCILLOR COUNCILOR COUNSELLOR COUNSELOR COUNTENANCER COUNTER COUNTERATTACKER COUNTERFEITER COUNTEROFFER COUNTERORDER COUNTERPLAYER COUNTERPOWER COUNTERPUNCHER COUNTERREFORMER COUNTERSNIPER COUNTERTENOR COUNTERTERROR COUPLER COURIER COURSER COURTER COURTIER COURTLIER COUTER COUTHER COUTHIER COUTURIER COVENANTER COVENANTOR COVER COVERER COVETER COWCATCHER COWER COWIER COWINNER COWORKER COWPUNCHER COWRITER COYER COZENER COZIER CRABBER CRABBIER CRABEATER CRACKER CRACKLIER CRADLER CRAFTER CRAFTIER CRAGGIER CRAMMER CRAMPIER CRANKER CRANKIER CRAPPER CRAPPIER CRAPSHOOTER CRASHER CRASSER CRATER CRAVER CRAWLER CRAWLIER CRAYONER CRAZIER CREAKIER CREAMER CREAMIER CREASER CREASIER CREATOR CREDITOR CREEPER CREEPIER CREMATOR CREPIER CREPUSCULAR CRIBBER CRICKETER CRIER CRIMMER CRIMPER CRIMPIER CRINGER CRINKLIER CRIPPLER CRISPER CRISPIER CRITICASTER CRITICIZER CRITTER CRITTUR CROAKER CROAKIER CROCHETER CROFTER CROOKEDER CROOKER CROONER CROPPER CROSIER CROSSBAR CROSSBEARER CROSSER CROSSHAIR CROSSOVER CROUPIER CROWBAR CROWDER CROWER CROWKEEPER CROWNER CROZER CROZIER CRUCIFER CRUCIFIER CRUDDIER CRUDER CRUELER CRUELLER CRUISER CRULLER CRUMBER CRUMBIER CRUMBLIER CRUMMIER CRUMPLIER CRUNCHER CRUNCHIER CRUOR CRUPPER CRUSADER CRUSHER CRUSTIER CRYOMETER CRYPTOGRAPHER CRYSTALLIZER CUBER CUCKOOFLOWER CUCUMBER CUDBEAR CUDDLER CUDDLIER CUDGELER CUIRASSIER CULLENDER CULLER CULTIVAR CULTIVATOR CULVER CUMBER CUMBERER CUMMER CUNCTATOR CUNNER CUNNINGER CUPBEARER CUPELER CUPELLER CUPPER CUPPIER CUPULAR CUR CURATOR CURBER CURDIER CURDLER CURER CURIOUSER CURLER CURLIER CURLPAPER CURR CURRICULAR CURRIER CURSEDER CURSER CURSOR CURTAILER CURTER CURVIER CURVILINEAR CUSHIER CUSPIDOR CUSSER CUSTOMER CUSTOMIZER CUTER CUTESIER CUTICULAR CUTLER CUTOVER CUTTER CUTWATER CYBER CYCLECAR CYCLER CYCLOMETER CYDER CYLINDER CYMAR CYMBALEER CYMBALER CYPHER CYTASTER CZAR DABBER DABBLER DABSTER DACKER DAFFIER DAFTER DAGGER DAIKER DAINTIER DALLIER DAMAGER DAMAR DAMMAR DAMMER DAMNEDER DAMNER DAMPENER DAMPER DANCER DANDER DANDIER DANDLER DANGER DANGLER DANGLIER DANKER DANSEUR DAPPER DAPPERER DARBAR DARER DARKENER DARKER DARKLIER DARNEDER DARNER DARTER DASHER DASHIER DASYMETER DATER DAUBER DAUBIER DAUGHTER DAUNDER DAUNTER DAWDLER DAYDREAMER DAYFLOWER DAYSTAR DAYWORKER DAZZLER DEACTIVATOR DEADENER DEADER DEADLIER DEADPANNER DEAERATOR DEAFER DEAIR DEALER DEAR DEARER DEBAR DEBARKER DEBASER DEBATER DEBAUCHER DEBONAIR DEBONER DEBRIEFER DEBTOR DEBUGGER DEBUNKER DECALITER DECAMETER DECANTER DECAPITATOR DECARBONIZER DECAYER DECEIVER DECELERATOR DECEMVIR DECENTER DECIDER DECILITER DECIMATOR DECIMETER DECIPHER DECIPHERER DECKER DECLAIMER DECLARER DECLINER DECODER DECOLOR DECOLORIZER DECOLOUR DECOMPOSER DECONSTRUCTOR DECONTAMINATOR DECOR DECORATOR DECORTICATOR DECOUPLER DECOYER DECREER DECRIER DEDICATOR DEEDIER DEEMSTER DEEPENER DEEPER DEEPWATER DEER DEERSTALKER DEFACER DEFALCATOR DEFAMER DEFAULTER DEFEATER DEFECATOR DEFECTOR DEFENDER DEFER DEFERRER DEFFER DEFIBRILLATOR DEFIER DEFILER DEFINER DEFLATER DEFLATOR DEFLECTOR DEFLOWER DEFLOWERER DEFOAMER DEFOGGER DEFOLIATOR DEFORCER DEFORMER DEFRAGGER DEFRAUDER DEFRAYER DEFROSTER DEFTER DEFUSER DEGASSER DEGAUSSER DEGENDER DEGRADER DEGREASER DEHORNER DEHUMIDIFIER DEHYDRATOR DEICER DEIFIER DEIONIZER DEJEUNER DEKALITER DEKAMETER DELATOR DELAYER DELEGATOR DELIGHTER DELIMITER DELINEATOR DELIVER DELIVERER DELOUSER DELUDER DELUSTER DELVER DEMAGNETIZER DEMANDER DEMEANOR DEMEANOUR DEMERGER DEMINERALIZER DEMISEMIQUAVER DEMISTER DEMOCRATIZER DEMODULATOR DEMOGRAPHER DEMOLISHER DEMONSTRATOR DEMORALIZER DEMPSTER DEMULTIPLEXER DEMUR DEMURER DEMURRER DEMYTHOLOGIZER DENAR DENDRIMER DENIER DENIGRATOR DENITRIFIER DENOMINATOR DENOUNCER DENSER DENSITOMETER DENUDER DEODAR DEODORIZER DEOXIDIZER DEPICTER DEPICTOR DEPILATOR DEPLETER DEPLORER DEPLOYER DEPOLARIZER DEPORTER DEPOSER DEPOSITOR DEPRAVER DEPRECIATOR DEPREDATOR DEPRESSOR DEPRIVER DEPROGRAMMER DEPURATOR DERAILLEUR DERANGER DERIDER DERINGER DERIVER DERNIER DERRINGER DESALINATOR DESALTER DESCANTER DESCENDER DESCRIBER DESCRIER DESCRIPTOR DESECRATER DESECRATOR DESENSITIZER DESERTER DESERVER DESICCATOR DESIGNATOR DESIGNER DESILVER DESIRER DESOLATER DESOLATOR DESPAIR DESPAIRER DESPISER DESPOILER DESTRIER DESTROYER DESUGAR DESULFUR DETACHER DETAILER DETAINER DETECTER DETECTOR DETER DETERGER DETERMINATOR DETERMINER DETERRER DETESTER DETHRONER DETICKER DETONATOR DETOUR DETRACTOR DEVASTATOR DEVELOPER DEVIATOR DEVISER DEVISOR DEVOIR DEVOUR DEVOURER DEVOUTER DEWAR DEWATER DEWATERER DEWIER DEWORMER DEXTER DIALER DIALLER DIALOGER DIALOGUER DIALYSER DIALYZER DIAMETER DIAPER DIAPIR DIASTER DIASTEREOISOMER DIASTEREOMER DIBBER DIBBLER DICER DICIER DICKER DICKIER DICTATOR DICTIER DIDAPPER DIDDLER DIEMAKER DIESINKER DIESTER DIETER DIETHER DIFFER DIFFRACTOMETER DIFFUSER DIFFUSOR DIGESTER DIGESTOR DIGGER DIGITIZER DIKER DILATATOR DILATER DILATOMETER DILATOR DILUTER DILUTOR DIMER DIMETER DIMMER DIMPLIER DINAR DINER DINGER DINGIER DINKIER DINNER DINOSAUR DIOPTER DIPLEXER DIPOLAR DIPPER DIPPIER DIRECTER DIRECTOR DIRER DIRTIER DISABLER DISAPPEAR DISAPPROVER DISARMER DISASTER DISAVOWER DISBAR DISBELIEVER DISBURSER DISCARDER DISCERNER DISCHARGER DISCIPLINER DISCLAIMER DISCLOSER DISCOGRAPHER DISCOLOR DISCOLOUR DISCOUNTER DISCOURAGER DISCOURSER DISCOVER DISCOVERER DISCREETER DISCRIMINATOR DISCUSSER DISENCHANTER DISENCUMBER DISENDOWER DISEUR DISFAVOR DISFAVOUR DISGRACER DISGUISER DISHIER DISHONOR DISHONORER DISHWASHER DISHWATER DISINTEGRATOR DISINTER DISLIKER DISMALER DISMEMBER DISOBEYER DISORDER DISPARAGER DISPATCHER DISPELLER DISPENSER DISPERSER DISPLACER DISPLAYER DISPOSER DISPOSSESSOR DISPRAISER DISPROVER DISPUTER DISREMEMBER DISREPAIR DISROBER DISRUPTER DISRUPTOR DISSECTOR DISSEISOR DISSEIZOR DISSEMBLER DISSEMINATOR DISSENTER DISSERTATOR DISSEVER DISSIMILAR DISSIMULATOR DISSIPATER DISSOLVER DISSUADER DISTEMPER DISTENDER DISTILLER DISTINCTER DISTORTER DISTRAINER DISTRAINOR DISTRIBUTOR DISTURBER DISUNITER DITCHDIGGER DITCHER DITHER DITHERER DITSIER DITZIER DIVER DIVERSIFIER DIVERTER DIVERTICULAR DIVIDER DIVINER DIVISOR DIVORCER DIVULGER DIZZIER DOBBER DOCKER DOCKMASTER DOCKWORKER DOCTOR DOCUMENTER DODDER DODDERER DODGER DODGIER DOER DOFFER DOGCATCHER DOGEAR DOGGER DOGGIER DOGGONEDER DOGGONER DOGMATIZER DOGNAPER DOGNAPPER DOGROBBER DOGSLEDDER DOLEFULLER DOLLAR DOLOR DOLOUR DOMINATOR DOMINEER DOMINICKER DONATOR DONNICKER DONNIKER DONOR DOODLER DOOMIER DOOMSAYER DOOMSDAYER DOOMSTER DOOR DOORKEEPER DOOZER DOPER DOPESTER DOPIER DOPPELGANGER DOR DORKIER DORMER DORPER DORR DORSER DOSER DOSIMETER DOSSER DOSSIER DOTER DOTIER DOTTER DOTTIER DOUBLEHEADER DOUBLER DOUBLESPEAKER DOUBTER DOUCEUR DOUGHIER DOUGHTIER DOUR DOURER DOUSER DOUZEPER DOWAGER DOWDIER DOWER DOWITCHER DOWNER DOWNHILLER DOWNIER DOWNPOUR DOWNRIVER DOWNSTAIR DOWNSTATER DOWNTOWNER DOWSER DOZER DOZIER DRABBER DRAFFIER DRAFTER DRAFTIER DRAGGER DRAGGIER DRAGSTER DRAINER DRAPER DRAUGHTIER DRAWBAR DRAWER DRAWLER DRAWLIER DREAMER DREAMIER DREAR DREARIER DREDGER DREGGIER DRENCHER DRESSER DRESSIER DRESSMAKER DRIBBLER DRIER DRIFTER DRIFTIER DRILLER DRILLMASTER DRINKER DRIPPER DRIPPIER DRIVELER DRIVELLER DRIVER DRIZZLIER DROLLER DRONER DROOLIER DROOPIER DROPKICKER DROPPER DROSSIER DROUGHTIER DROUTHIER DROVER DROWNER DROWSIER DRUBBER DRUDGER DRUGGIER DRUGMAKER DRUMBEATER DRUMLIER DRUMMER DRUNKER DRYER DRYSALTER DUBBER DUCKER DUCKIER DUELER DUELLER DUFFER DUIKER DULCIMER DULLER DUMBER DUMBFOUNDER DUMBWAITER DUMPER DUMPIER DUMPSTER DUNGIER DUNKER DUNNER DUPER DUPLEXER DUPLICATOR DURBAR DURNEDER DUROMETER DURR DUSKIER DUSTCOVER DUSTER DUSTIER DUUMVIR DWARFER DWEEBIER DWELLER DYER DYNAMETER DYNAMITER DYNAMOMETER DYNAMOTOR DYVOUR EAGER EAGERER EAR EARLIER EARNER EARTHIER EARTHLIER EARTHMOVER EARTHSHAKER EARTHSTAR EASIER EASTER EASTERNER EATER EAVESDROPPER ECHOER ECLAIR ECLIPSER ECONOMIZER ECOTOUR ECRASEUR EDGER EDGIER EDIFIER EDITOR EDITORIALIZER EDUCATOR EDUCTOR EELIER EERIER EFFACER EFFECTER EFFECTOR EGER EGGAR EGGBEATER EGGER EIDER EIGENVECTOR EITHER EJACULATOR EJECTOR ELASTOMER ELATER ELDER ELECTIONEER ELECTIONEERER ELECTOR ELECTROMETER ELECTROTYPER ELEVATOR ELICITOR ELIMINATOR ELIXIR ELMIER ELOIGNER ELOINER ELOPER ELUCIDATOR ELUDER ELUTRIATOR ELVER EMANATOR EMANCIPATOR EMASCULATOR EMBALMER EMBAR EMBELLISHER EMBER EMBEZZLER EMBITTER EMBLAZER EMBLAZONER EMBODIER EMBORDER EMBOSSER EMBOWER EMBRACEOR EMBRACER EMBROIDER EMBROIDERER EMBROILER EMEER EMENDATOR EMENDER EMIR EMITTER EMMER EMOTER EMPALER EMPEROR EMPLOYER EMPOWER EMPTIER EMULATOR EMULSIFIER ENABLER ENACTOR ENAMELER ENAMELLER ENAMOR ENAMOUR ENANTIOMER ENCHANTER ENCHASER ENCIPHER ENCIPHERER ENCLOSER ENCODER ENCOUNTER ENCOURAGER ENCROACHER ENCUMBER ENCUMBRANCER ENDANGER ENDEAR ENDEAVOR ENDEAVOUR ENDER ENDORSER ENDORSOR ENDOWER ENDPAPER ENDURER ENERGIZER ENERVATOR ENFEEBLER ENFETTER ENFEVER ENFOLDER ENFORCER ENGAGER ENGENDER ENGINEER ENGRAVER ENGROSSER ENHANCER ENJOINDER ENJOINER ENJOYER ENKINDLER ENLARGER ENLISTER ENLIVENER ENNOBLER ENREGISTER ENRICHER ENROBER ENROLLER ENSLAVER ENSNARER ENSURER ENTAILER ENTANGLER ENTER ENTERER ENTERPRISER ENTERTAINER ENTICER ENTRAINER ENTRAPPER ENTREPRENEUR ENUMERATOR ENUNCIATOR ENVELOPER ENVIER EPHOR EPICENTER EPICUTICULAR EPIGRAMMATIZER EPIGRAPHER EPILATOR EPIMER EPISTLER EPISTOLER EQUALISER EQUALIZER EQUATOR EQUIANGULAR EQUILIBRATOR EQUIMOLAR EQUIPPER EQUIVOCATOR ER ERADICATOR ERASER ERECTER ERECTOR ERGOMETER ERR ERROR ESCALADER ESCALATOR ESCAPER ESCAR ESCHAR ESCHEATOR ESCHEWER ESCOLAR ESKAR ESKER ESPALIER ESPOUSER ESSAYER ESTABLISHER ESTER ESTIMATOR ESTIVATOR ESTRANGER ETCHER ETHER ETHERIZER ETHNOGRAPHER EUDIOMETER EULOGIZER EUPHEMIZER EVACUATOR EVADER EVALUATOR EVAPORATOR EVENER EVER EVERTOR EVICTOR EVILDOER EVILER EVILLER EVOCATOR EVOKER EVOLVER EWER EXACTER EXACTOR EXAGGERATOR EXALTER EXAMINER EXCAVATOR EXCEEDER EXCELSIOR EXCERPTER EXCERPTOR EXCHANGER EXCHEQUER EXCIMER EXCITER EXCITOR EXCLAIMER EXCLUDER EXCOMMUNICATOR EXCRETER EXCUSER EXECRATOR EXECUTER EXECUTIONER EXECUTOR EXEMPLAR EXEQUATUR EXERCISER EXHAUSTER EXHIBITER EXHIBITIONER EXHIBITOR EXHORTER EXHUMER EXILER EXORCISER EXPANDER EXPANDOR EXPECTER EXPEDITER EXPEDITOR EXPELLER EXPENDER EXPERIMENTER EXPIATOR EXPIRER EXPLAINER EXPLICATOR EXPLODER EXPLOITER EXPLORER EXPORTER EXPOSER EXPOSITOR EXPOUNDER EXPRESSER EXPROPRIATOR EXPUNGER EXPURGATOR EXTEMPORIZER EXTENDER EXTENSOMETER EXTENSOR EXTENUATOR EXTERIOR EXTERMINATOR EXTEROCEPTOR EXTINGUISHER EXTIRPATOR EXTOLLER EXTORTER EXTORTIONER EXTRACELLULAR EXTRACTOR EXTRACURRICULAR EXTRANUCLEAR EXTRAPOLATOR EXTRAVASCULAR EXTRAVEHICULAR EXTREMER EXTRUDER EYEBAR EYEDROPPER EYELINER EYEOPENER EYEPOPPER EYER EYEWATER EYEWEAR EYRIR FABBER FABLER FABRICATOR FABULAR FABULATOR FACER FACILITATOR FACTOR FACULAR FADDIER FADER FAGGIER FAGOTER FAINER FAINTER FAIR FAIRER FAIRGOER FAIRLEADER FAITOUR FAKEER FAKER FAKIR FALCONER FALLER FALSER FALSIFIER FALTER FALTERER FAMILIAR FANCIER FANNER FANTASIZER FAQIR FAQUIR FAR FARADIZER FARCER FARCEUR FARER FARMER FARMWORKER FARRIER FARTHER FASCICULAR FASCINATOR FASHIONER FASHIONMONGER FASTBALLER FASTENER FASTER FATHER FATHOMER FATTENER FATTER FATTIER FAULTFINDER FAULTIER FAVOR FAVORER FAVOUR FAVOURER FAWNER FAWNIER FEAR FEARER FEARFULLER FEASTER FEATER FEATHER FEATHERIER FEATLIER FEDERATOR FEEBLER FEEDER FEELER FEIGNER FEISTIER FELDSCHER FELDSHER FELDSPAR FELICITATOR FELLATOR FELLER FELLMONGER FELSPAR FEMUR FENCER FENDER FENNIER FEOFFER FEOFFOR FER FERMENTER FERMENTOR FERNIER FERRETER FERTILIZER FERVOR FERVOUR FESTER FESTIVALGOER FETCHER FETOR FETTER FETTERER FEUAR FEVER FEWER FEYER FIAR FIBBER FIBER FIBRILLAR FIBROVASCULAR FIBSTER FIBULAR FICKLER FICTIONEER FIDDLER FIDGETER FIELDER FIERCER FIERIER FIFER FIGEATER FIGHTER FIGURER FILAR FILCHER FILER FILIBUSTER FILIBUSTERER FILISTER FILLER FILLISTER FILMER FILMGOER FILMIER FILMMAKER FILMSETTER FILTER FILTERER FILTHIER FINAGLER FINALIZER FINANCIER FINDER FINER FINGER FINGERER FINICKIER FINISHER FINNICKIER FINNIER FIR FIREBALLER FIRECRACKER FIREFIGHTER FIREPOWER FIRER FIREWATER FIRMER FIRRIER FISHER FISHIER FISHMONGER FISTULAR FITTER FIVER FIXER FIZZER FIZZIER FLABBIER FLAGELLAR FLAGGER FLAGGIER FLAIR FLAKER FLAKIER FLAMEPROOFER FLAMER FLAMETHROWER FLAMIER FLANEUR FLANGER FLANKER FLAPPER FLAPPIER FLASHER FLASHIER FLASHOVER FLATCAR FLATLANDER FLATLINER FLATTENER FLATTER FLATTERER FLAUNTER FLAUNTIER FLAVOR FLAVORER FLAVOUR FLAWIER FLAXIER FLAYER FLEAHOPPER FLEDGIER FLEECER FLEECIER FLEER FLEETER FLENSER FLESHER FLESHIER FLESHLIER FLETCHER FLEXOR FLEXTIMER FLICHTER FLICKER FLIER FLIGHTIER FLIMFLAMMER FLIMSIER FLINCHER FLINDER FLINGER FLINTIER FLIPPER FLIR FLIRTER FLIRTIER FLITTER FLIVVER FLOATER FLOATIER FLOCCULATOR FLOCKIER FLOGGER FLOODER FLOODWATER FLOOR FLOORER FLOORWALKER FLOPOVER FLOPPER FLOPPIER FLOSSER FLOSSIER FLOUNCIER FLOUNDER FLOUR FLOURISHER FLOUTER FLOWER FLOWERER FLOWERIER FLOWMETER FLUBBER FLUFFER FLUFFIER FLUIDIZER FLUKIER FLUNKER FLUOR FLUORESCER FLUORIMETER FLUOROMETER FLUORSPAR FLUSHER FLUSTER FLUTER FLUTIER FLUTTER FLUTTERER FLYCATCHER FLYER FLYOVER FLYPAPER FLYRODDER FLYSWATTER FLYTIER FOAMER FOAMFLOWER FOAMIER FOCUSER FODDER FOETOR FOGGER FOGGIER FOLDER FOLIAR FOLKIER FOLKSIER FOLKSINGER FOLLICULAR FOLLOWER FOMENTER FONDER FONDLER FOOLHARDIER FOOLISHER FOOTBALLER FOOTDRAGGER FOOTER FOOTGEAR FOOTIER FOOTLER FOOTLOCKER FOOTSLOGGER FOOTWEAR FOOZLER FOR FORAGER FORAMINIFER FORAYER FORBEAR FORBEARER FORBIDDER FORCER FOREBEAR FOREBODER FORECASTER FORECHECKER FOREFATHER FOREFINGER FOREGATHER FOREGOER FOREIGNER FOREMOTHER FOREQUARTER FORERUNNER FORESEER FORESHADOWER FORESTALLER FORESTER FORESWEAR FORETELLER FOREVER FORFEITER FORGATHER FORGER FORGETTER FORGIVER FORGOER FORKER FORKIER FORLORNER FORMALIZER FORMATTER FORMER FORMULARIZER FORMULATOR FORNICATOR FORRADER FORRARDER FORSAKER FORSWEAR FORTIFIER FORWARDER FOSSICKER FOSTER FOSTERER FOULER FOUNDER FOUR FOURDRINIER FOURTEENER FOVEOLAR FOWLER FOXHUNTER FOXIER FOYER FOZIER FRACTIONATOR FRACTUR FRACTURER FRAILER FRAKTUR FRAMER FRANCHISER FRANCHISOR FRANKER FRANKFURTER FRATER FRATERNIZER FRAUDSTER FREAKIER FRECKLIER FREEBASER FREEBOOTER FREEHOLDER FREELANCER FREELOADER FREER FREESTYLER FREETHINKER FREEWHEELER FREEZER FREIGHTER FRENULAR FREQUENTER FRESCOER FRESHENER FRESHER FRESHWATER FRETTER FRETTIER FRIAR FRIBBLER FRIENDLIER FRIER FRILLER FRILLIER FRINGIER FRISEUR FRISKER FRISKIER FRITTER FRITTERER FRIVOLER FRIVOLLER FRIZER FRIZZER FRIZZIER FRIZZLER FRIZZLIER FROGGIER FROGHOPPER FROLICKER FRONDEUR FRONTER FRONTIER FROSTIER FROTHER FROTHIER FROTTEUR FROUZIER FROWNER FROWSIER FROWSTIER FROWZIER FRUITER FRUITERER FRUITFULLER FRUITIER FRUMPIER FRYER FUBAR FUBSIER FUEHRER FUELER FUELLER FUGGIER FUHRER FULFILLER FULLER FULMAR FUMBLER FUMER FUMIER FUMIGATOR FUNCTOR FUNDER FUNFAIR FUNICULAR FUNKER FUNKIER FUNNER FUNNIER FUR FURBEARER FURBISHER FURCULAR FURFUR FURLER FURNISHER FUROR FURRIER FURRINER FURROWER FURTHER FURTHERER FURZIER FUSILEER FUSILIER FUSSER FUSSIER FUSTIER FUZZIER GABBER GABBIER GABBLER GADDER GADGETEER GAFFER GAGER GAGGER GAGSTER GAINER GAINLIER GAINSAYER GAITER GALLBLADDER GALLERYGOER GALLINIPPER GALLOPER GALVANIZER GALVANOMETER GAMBIER GAMBIR GAMBLER GAMEKEEPER GAMER GAMESTER GAMIER GAMMER GAMMIER GAMMONER GANDER GANGBANGER GANGBUSTER GANGER GANGLIAR GANGLIER GANGSTER GANISTER GANNISTER GAOLER GAPER GAPPIER GAR GARBLER GARDENER GARGLER GARLICKIER GARNER GARNISHER GAROTTER GARROTER GARTER GASALIER GASCONADER GASELIER GASHER GASHOLDER GASIFIER GASOLIER GASOMETER GASPER GASSER GASSIER GASTER GASTROVASCULAR GASTRULAR GATEKEEPER GATER GATHER GATHERER GATOR GAUCHER GAUDIER GAUFFER GAUGER GAULEITER GAUNTER GAUR GAUZIER GAWKER GAWKIER GAWPER GAYDAR GAYER GAZAR GAZER GAZETTEER GAZUMPER GEAR GEEKIER GEEZER GELDER GEMMIER GENDER GENERALIZER GENERATOR GENITOR GENNAKER GENTEELER GENTLER GENTRIFIER GEOGRAPHER GEOLOGER GEOMANCER GEOMETER GERMANDER GERMIER GERRYMANDER GESTICULATOR GESTURER GETTER GEWURZTRAMINER GEYSER GHASTLIER GHOSTIER GHOSTLIER GHOSTWRITER GIAOUR GIBBER GIBER GIDDIER GIGGLER GIGGLIER GILDER GILLER GILLNETTER GILLYFLOWER GIMPIER GINGER GINNER GINNIER GIPPER GIRDER GIRDLER GIRLIER GIVER GLABELLAR GLACIER GLADDENER GLADDER GLADIATOR GLADIER GLADIOLAR GLADLIER GLADSOMER GLAIR GLAIRIER GLAMOR GLAMORIZER GLAMOUR GLANCER GLANDULAR GLARIER GLASSBLOWER GLASSIER GLASSMAKER GLASSPAPER GLASSWORKER GLAZER GLAZIER GLEAMER GLEAMIER GLEANER GLEETIER GLIBBER GLIDER GLIMMER GLIMPSER GLINTIER GLISSADER GLISTER GLITCHIER GLITTER GLITZIER GLOATER GLOBBIER GLOBEFLOWER GLOBULAR GLOMERULAR GLOOMIER GLOPPIER GLORIFIER GLOSSATOR GLOSSER GLOSSIER GLOSSOGRAPHER GLOVER GLOWER GLUER GLUIER GLUMMER GLUMPIER GNAR GNARLIER GNARR GNATCATCHER GNATTIER GNAWER GOALKEEPER GOALTENDER GOATSUCKER GOBBLER GODDAUGHTER GODFATHER GODLIER GODMOTHER GOER GOFER GOFFER GOGGLER GOGGLIER GOITER GOLDENER GOLDER GOLFER GOMER GONDOLIER GONER GONIOMETER GOOBER GOODLIER GOOFIER GOOIER GOONIER GOOPIER GOOSANDER GOOSIER GOPHER GOR GORGER GORIER GORMANDIZER GORSIER GOSPELER GOSPELLER GOSSAMER GOSSIPER GOSSIPMONGER GOSSIPPER GOUGER GOUTIER GOVERNOR GRABBER GRABBIER GRABBLER GRACEFULLER GRADER GRADIOMETER GRADUATOR GRAFTER GRAINER GRAINIER GRAMMAR GRANDDAUGHTER GRANDER GRANDEUR GRANDFATHER GRANDMOTHER GRANDSIR GRANDSTANDER GRANGER GRANTER GRANTOR GRANULAR GRANULATOR GRAPIER GRAPPLER GRASPER GRASSHOPPER GRASSIER GRATEFULLER GRATER GRATIFIER GRAVER GRAVIMETER GRAYER GRAYWATER GRAZER GRAZIER GREASER GREASIER GREATER GREEDIER GREENBACKER GREENBRIER GREENER GREENGROCER GREENIER GREENKEEPER GREENMAILER GREENSKEEPER GREETER GRENADIER GREWSOMER GREYER GRIDDER GRIEVER GRIFTER GRILLER GRIMACER GRIMIER GRIMMER GRINDER GRINNER GRIPER GRIPIER GRIPPER GRIPPIER GRISLIER GRISTER GRISTLIER GRITTER GRITTIER GRIZZLER GRIZZLIER GROANER GROCER GRODIER GROGGIER GROOMER GROOVER GROOVIER GROPER GROSSER GROSSULAR GROTTIER GROUCHIER GROUNDBREAKER GROUNDER GROUNDSKEEPER GROUNDWATER GROUPER GROUSER GROUTER GROUTIER GROVELER GROVELLER GROWER GROWLER GROWLIER GROWTHIER GRUBBER GRUBBIER GRUBSTAKER GRUDGER GRUELER GRUELLER GRUESOMER GRUFFER GRUFFIER GRUMBLER GRUMMER GRUMPIER GRUNGER GRUNGIER GRUNTER GUAR GUARANTOR GUARDER GUESSER GUIDER GUILDER GUILTIER GUITAR GULAR GULFIER GULPER GULPIER GUMMER GUMMIER GUNFIGHTER GUNKIER GUNNER GUNPAPER GUNPOWDER GUNRUNNER GUNSLINGER GUSHER GUSHIER GUSTIER GUTSIER GUTTER GUTTIER GUTTLER GUZZLER GYPPER GYPSTER GYRATOR GYROSTABILIZER HAAR HABERDASHER HACKER HACKLER HACKLIER HADROSAUR HAFTER HAGGLER HAGIOGRAPHER HAGRIDER HAILER HAIR HAIRCUTTER HAIRDRESSER HAIRIER HAIRSPLITTER HALER HALLOWER HALLUCINATOR HALTER HAMBURGER HAMMER HAMMERER HAMMIER HAMPER HAMPERER HAMSTER HAMULAR HANAPER HANDCAR HANDER HANDICAPPER HANDICRAFTER HANDIER HANDLEBAR HANDLER HANDOVER HANDSOMER HANDWORKER HANDWRINGER HANGAR HANGER HANGOVER HANKER HANKERER HAPPIER HARANGUER HARASSER HARBINGER HARBOR HARBORER HARBORMASTER HARBOUR HARDCOVER HARDENER HARDER HARDIER HARKENER HARMER HARMONIZER HARPER HARPOONER HARQUEBUSIER HARRIER HARROWER HARSHER HARVESTER HASENPFEFFER HASTENER HASTIER HATCHER HATER HATMAKER HATTER HAUGHTIER HAULER HAULIER HAULMIER HAUNTER HAUTEUR HAVER HAVIOR HAVIOUR HAVOCKER HAWKER HAWSER HAYER HAYMAKER HAZARDER HAZER HAZIER HEADACHIER HEADER HEADGEAR HEADHUNTER HEADIER HEADLINER HEADMASTER HEADQUARTER HEADSHRINKER HEADWAITER HEADWATER HEALER HEALTHIER HEAPER HEAR HEARER HEARKENER HEARTBREAKER HEARTENER HEARTIER HEATER HEATHER HEATHIER HEAVENLIER HEAVER HEAVIER HECKLER HECTOLITER HECTOMETER HECTOR HEDER HEDGEHOPPER HEDGER HEDGIER HEEDER HEELER HEFTER HEFTIER HEIFER HEIR HEISTER HELDENTENOR HELICOPTER HELIOMETER HELLBENDER HELLDIVER HELLER HELPER HEMACYTOMETER HEMIPTER HEMMER HEMOCYTOMETER HEMPIER HEMSTITCHER HEPATOCELLULAR HEPPER HEPTACHLOR HEPTAMETER HER HERBIER HERDER HEREAFTER HEREINAFTER HEREUNDER HERITOR HESITATER HESITATOR HEWER HEXAMETER HEXAPLAR HEXER HIBERNATOR HIDER HIGGLER HIGHBINDER HIGHCHAIR HIGHER HIGHFLIER HIGHFLYER HIGHLANDER HIJACKER HIKER HILAR HILLER HILLIER HINDER HINDERER HINDQUARTER HINGER HINKIER HINTER HIPHUGGER HIPPER HIPPIER HIPSTER HIRER HISSER HISSIER HISTORIOGRAPHER HITCHER HITCHHIKER HITHER HITTER HIZZONER HOAR HOARDER HOARIER HOARSER HOAXER HOBBER HOBBLER HOBNOBBER HOCKER HOER HOGGER HOISTER HOKIER HOLDER HOLDOVER HOLIDAYER HOLIDAYMAKER HOLIER HOLLER HOLLOWER HOLOGRAPHER HOLSTER HOMAGER HOMECOMER HOMELIER HOMEMAKER HOMEOWNER HOMER HOMESCHOOLER HOMESTEADER HOMIER HOMOGENIZER HOMOLOGIZER HOMONUCLEAR HOMOPOLAR HOMOPOLYMER HONER HONESTER HONEYCREEPER HONEYEATER HONEYMOONER HONKER HONOR HONORER HONOUR HONOURER HOODIER HOODWINKER HOOFER HOOKER HOOKIER HOOPER HOOPSTER HOOTER HOOTIER HOOVER HOPER HOPPER HOPPIER HORNIER HOROLOGER HORRIDER HORROR HORSECAR HORSEHAIR HORSEPLAYER HORSEPOWER HORSESHOER HORSEWHIPPER HORSIER HOSER HOSIER HOSPODAR HOSTELER HOSTELLER HOSTLER HOTDOGGER HOTELIER HOTSPUR HOTTER HOUNDER HOUR HOUSEBOATER HOUSEBREAKER HOUSEFATHER HOUSEHOLDER HOUSEKEEPER HOUSEMASTER HOUSEMOTHER HOUSEPAINTER HOUSER HOVER HOVERER HOWEVER HOWITZER HOWLER HOWSOEVER HUCKSTER HUDDLER HUFFIER HUGER HUGGER HULKIER HULLER HUMANER HUMANIZER HUMBLER HUMBUGGER HUMDINGER HUMIDIFIER HUMIDOR HUMMER HUMOR HUMOUR HUMPER HUMPIER HUNGER HUNGOVER HUNGRIER HUNKER HUNKIER HUNTER HURDLER HURLER HURRIER HURTER HUSBANDER HUSKER HUSKIER HUSSAR HUSTLER HYBRIDIZER HYDRATOR HYDROCRACKER HYDROGRAPHER HYDROMETEOR HYDROMETER HYDROPOWER HYGROMETER HYPER HYPERMETER HYPERPRODUCER HYPERREACTOR HYPOCENTER HYPOTHECATOR HYPSOMETER ICEBOATER ICEBREAKER ICEMAKER ICHOR ICHTHYOSAUR ICIER ICKER ICKIER ICONOGRAPHER IDEALIZER IDENTIFIER IDEOMOTOR IDLER IDOLATER IDOLATOR IDOLISER IDOLIZER IFFIER IGNITER IGNITOR IGNORER ILLER ILLUMINATOR ILLUSTRATOR IMAGER IMAGINER IMBALMER IMBIBER IMBITTER IMBOWER IMITATOR IMMENSER IMMOBILIZER IMMOLATOR IMMORTALIZER IMMUNIZER IMMUNOMODULATOR IMPACTER IMPACTOR IMPAIR IMPAIRER IMPALER IMPARTER IMPEACHER IMPEDER IMPELLER IMPELLOR IMPERATOR IMPERSONATOR IMPINGER IMPLANTER IMPLEADER IMPLEMENTER IMPLEMENTOR IMPLORER IMPORTER IMPORTUNER IMPOSER IMPOSTER IMPOSTOR IMPOUNDER IMPOVERISHER IMPOWER IMPREGNATOR IMPRIMATUR IMPRINTER IMPROPER IMPROVER IMPROVISATOR IMPROVISER IMPROVISOR IMPUGNER IMPURER IMPUTER INANER INAUGURATOR INBREEDER INCENTER INCEPTOR INCHER INCINERATOR INCISOR INCITER INCLINER INCLINOMETER INCLOSER INCOMER INCORPORATOR INCREASER INCUBATOR INCULCATOR INCUMBER INCUR INDAGATOR INDECENTER INDEMNIFIER INDENTER INDENTOR INDEXER INDICATOR INDICTER INDICTOR INDINAVIR INDITER INDOCTRINATOR INDOOR INDORSER INDORSOR INDUCER INDUCTOR INDULGER INDWELLER INFECTER INFECTOR INFER INFERIOR INFERRER INFESTER INFIELDER INFIGHTER INFILTRATOR INFLAMER INFLATER INFLATOR INFLECTOR INFLICTER INFLICTOR INFOLDER INFORMER INFRACTOR INFRINGER INFUNDIBULAR INFUSER INGATHER INHABITER INHALATOR INHALER INHAULER INHERITOR INHIBITER INHIBITOR INHOLDER INHUMER INITIALER INITIATOR INJECTOR INJURER INKER INKIER INLANDER INLAYER INLIER INNER INNKEEPER INNOCENTER INNOVATOR INOCULATOR INPOUR INPUTTER INQUIRER INQUISITOR INSANER INSCRIBER INSEMINATOR INSERTER INSETTER INSIDER INSINUATOR INSISTER INSNARER INSOFAR INSPECTOR INSPIRATOR INSPIRER INSPISSATOR INSTALLER INSTANTER INSTAR INSTIGATOR INSTILLER INSTITUTER INSTITUTOR INSTRUCTOR INSUFFLATOR INSULAR INSULATOR INSULTER INSURER INTEGER INTEGRATOR INTELLIGENCER INTENDER INTENSER INTENSIFIER INTER INTERBEHAVIOR INTERCEDER INTERCELLULAR INTERCEPTER INTERCEPTOR INTERCESSOR INTERCHANGER INTERCLUSTER INTERCOOLER INTERCRATER INTERDEALER INTERDICTOR INTERFERER INTERFEROMETER INTERFIBER INTERGRANULAR INTERIOR INTERJECTOR INTERLAMINAR INTERLAYER INTERLINEAR INTERLINER INTERLOBULAR INTERLOCUTOR INTERLOPER INTERLUNAR INTERMEDDLER INTERMITTER INTERMOLECULAR INTERNUCLEAR INTEROBSERVER INTEROCEPTOR INTERPELLATOR INTERPLEADER INTERPOLATOR INTERPOSER INTERPRETER INTERROGATOR INTERRUPTER INTERRUPTOR INTERSTELLAR INTERVALOMETER INTERVENER INTERVENOR INTERVIEWER INTERWAR INTIMATER INTIMIDATOR INTONER INTRACELLULAR INTRAMOLECULAR INTRAMUSCULAR INTRAOCULAR INTRAPRENEUR INTRAVASCULAR INTRIGUER INTRODUCER INTROMITTER INTRUDER INUNDATOR INVADER INVALIDATOR INVAR INVEIGHER INVEIGLER INVENTER INVENTOR INVERTER INVERTOR INVESTIGATOR INVESTOR INVIGILATOR INVIGORATOR INVITER INVOKER INVOLVER IODIZER IODOPHOR IONIZER IONOMER IRATER IRONER IRONMASTER IRONMONGER IRONWORKER IRRADIATOR IRREGULAR IRRIGATOR IRRITATOR ISALLOBAR ISLANDER ISOBAR ISOCHOR ISOLATOR ISOMER ISSUER ITCHIER ITEMIZER ITHER IZAR JABBER JABBERER JACAMAR JACKER JACKHAMMER JAEGER JAGER JAGGEDER JAGGER JAGGIER JAGUAR JAILER JAILOR JAMMER JAMMIER JANGLER JANGLIER JANITOR JAPANNER JAPER JAR JARGONEER JASPER JAUNTIER JAWBONER JAWBREAKER JAYHAWKER JAYWALKER JAZZER JAZZIER JEER JEERER JEMADAR JEMIDAR JERKER JERKIER JERKWATER JESTER JETLINER JETTIER JEWELER JEWELLER JIBBER JIBER JIGGER JIGGIER JIGGLIER JILTER JIMPER JINGLER JINGLIER JINKER JITTER JITTERIER JIVER JIVIER JOBBER JOBHOLDER JOCULAR JODHPUR JOGGER JOGGLER JOINDER JOINER JOINTER JOKER JOKESTER JOKIER JOLLIER JOLTER JOLTIER JONGLEUR JOSHER JOSTLER JOTTER JOUNCIER JOURNALIZER JOURNEYER JOUSTER JOWAR JOWLIER JOYFULLER JOYPOPPER JOYRIDER JUDDER JUDGER JUGGLER JUGULAR JUICER JUICIER JUMBLER JUMPER JUMPIER JUNGLIER JUNIOR JUNIPER JUNKER JUNKETEER JUNKETER JUNKIER JUROR JUSTER JUSTICIAR JUSTIFIER KABAR KAFFIR KAFIR KAISER KANTAR KAPELLMEISTER KARABINER KASHER KASHMIR KATZENJAMMER KAYAKER KBAR KEBAR KEENER KEEPER KEESTER KEFIR KEGELER KEGGER KEGLER KEIR KEISTER KELTER KEYBOARDER KEYNOTER KEYPUNCHER KEYSTER KHADDAR KIBBITZER KIBITZER KICKBOXER KICKER KICKIER KIDDER KIDNAPER KIDNAPPER KIER KIESELGUHR KIESELGUR KIESTER KILLDEER KILLER KILOBAR KILOLITER KILOMETER KILTER KINDER KINDERGARTENER KINDERGARTNER KINDLER KINDLIER KINGFISHER KINGLIER KINGMAKER KINKIER KIPPER KIPPERER KIR KISSER KITER KITTLER KLEZMER KLISTER KLUDGIER KLUTZIER KNACKER KNAPPER KNAR KNAUR KNEADER KNEELER KNICKERBOCKER KNIFER KNITTER KNITWEAR KNOBBIER KNOBBLIER KNOCKER KNOLLER KNOTTER KNOTTIER KNOWER KNOWINGER KNUBBIER KNUCKLEBALLER KNUCKLER KNUCKLIER KNUR KNURLIER KOMONDOR KOOKIER KOR KOSHER KOTOWER KOWTOWER KRATER KREUTZER KREUZER KRIMMER KRONER KRONOR KRONUR KRULLER KULTUR KVETCHER KVETCHIER KWASHIORKOR KYAR LAAGER LABELER LABELLER LABIOVELAR LABOR LABORER LABOUR LABOURER LABRADOR LACER LACHRYMATOR LACIER LACKER LACKLUSTER LACQUER LACQUERER LACRIMATOR LACUNAR LADDER LADER LADLER LADYFINGER LAGER LAGGER LAHAR LAIR LAKER LAKIER LAMBER LAMBIER LAMELLAR LAMENTER LAMER LAMINAR LAMINATOR LAMISTER LAMMERGEIER LAMMERGEYER LAMPLIGHTER LAMPOONER LAMSTER LANCER LANDER LANDHOLDER LANDLER LANDLOPER LANDLUBBER LANDOWNER LANDSCAPER LANGLAUFER LANGUISHER LANGUOR LANGUR LANKER LANKIER LANNER LAPPER LAPSER LAR LARCENER LARDER LARDIER LARGER LARKER LARKIER LARKSPUR LARRUPER LASCAR LASER LASHER LASHKAR LASSOER LASTER LATECOMER LATEENER LATER LATHER LATHERER LATHIER LATICIFER LATTER LAUDATOR LAUDER LAUGHER LAUGHTER LAUNCHER LAUNDER LAUNDERER LAVALIER LAVEER LAVENDER LAVER LAVISHER LAWBREAKER LAWGIVER LAWMAKER LAWNMOWER LAWYER LAXER LAYER LAYOVER LAZAR LAZIER LEACHER LEACHIER LEADER LEADIER LEAFHOPPER LEAFIER LEAFLETEER LEAFLETER LEAGUER LEAKER LEAKIER LEANER LEAPER LEAR LEARIER LEARNER LEASEHOLDER LEASER LEATHER LEAVER LEAVIER LECHER LECTOR LECTURER LEDGER LEDGIER LEER LEERIER LEFTER LEFTOVER LEGALIZER LEGATOR LEGER LEGGIER LEGISLATOR LEGITIMATOR LEGITIMIZER LEGWARMER LEHR LEISTER LEKVAR LEMUR LENDER LENGTHENER LENGTHIER LENTICULAR LEPER LESSER LESSOR LETTER LETTERER LEVANTER LEVATOR LEVELER LEVELLER LEVER LEVIER LEVITATOR LEWDER LEXICOGRAPHER LIAR LIBBER LIBELER LIBELLER LIBER LIBERALIZER LIBERATOR LICENCER LICENSER LICENSOR LICKER LICTOR LIDAR LIEDER LIEFER LIER LIEVER LIFER LIFESAVER LIFTER LIGER LIGHTENER LIGHTER LIGULAR LIKELIER LIKER LIMBER LIMBERER LIMBIER LIMEWATER LIMIER LIMITER LIMMER LIMNER LIMPER LIMPSIER LINEAR LINEBACKER LINECASTER LINER LINGER LINGERER LINGIER LINGULAR LINIER LINKER LINOTYPER LINTER LINTIER LIONISER LIONIZER LIPPER LIPPIER LIPREADER LIQUEFIER LIQUEUR LIQUIDAMBAR LIQUIDATOR LIQUOR LISPER LISTENER LISTER LITER LITERATOR LITHER LITHOGRAPHER LITHOTRIPTER LITHOTRIPTOR LITIGATOR LITTER LITTERATEUR LITTERER LITTLER LIVELIER LIVENER LIVER LIVIER LIVYER LOADER LOADMASTER LOADSTAR LOAFER LOAMIER LOANER LOATHER LOBAR LOBBER LOBBYER LOBSTER LOBSTERER LOBULAR LOCALIZER LOCATER LOCATOR LOCKER LOCKKEEPER LOCKMAKER LOCOMOTOR LOCULAR LODESTAR LODGER LOFTER LOFTIER LOGGER LOGGIER LOGIER LOGROLLER LOITER LOITERER LOLLER LONELIER LONER LONGER LONGHAIR LONGSPUR LONGUEUR LOOKER LOONIER LOOPER LOOPIER LOOSENER LOOSER LOOTER LOPER LOPPER LOPPIER LORDLIER LORIMER LORINER LOSER LOTTER LOUDER LOUDLIER LOUDSPEAKER LOUNGER LOUNGEWEAR LOUR LOUSIER LOUVER LOVELIER LOVEMAKER LOVER LOWER LOWLANDER LOWLIER LOWLIFER LOWRIDER LOYALER LUBBER LUBRICATOR LUCIFER LUCKIER LUGER LUGGER LULLER LUMBAR LUMBER LUMBERER LUMPER LUMPIER LUNAR LUNCHER LUNGER LUNIER LUNISOLAR LUNKER LUNULAR LUPANAR LURCHER LURER LURKER LUSHER LUSTER LUSTIER LUTHIER LYNCHER LYOPHILIZER LYSIMETER MAAR MACABER MACER MACERATER MACERATOR MACHINATOR MACHZOR MACROMOLECULAR MACRONUCLEAR MACULAR MADDER MAFFICKER MAFTIR MAGISTER MAGNETIZER MAGNETOMETER MAGNIFIER MAHZOR MAIASAUR MAIDENHAIR MAILER MAIMER MAINLANDER MAINLINER MAINTAINER MAIR MAJOR MAJUSCULAR MAKAR MAKEOVER MAKER MALADMINISTER MALAR MALEFACTOR MALIGNER MALINGER MALINGERER MALLEOLAR MALMIER MALODOR MALPRACTITIONER MALTIER MALTREATER MALTSTER MAMMER MAMZER MANAGER MANDATOR MANDIBULAR MANEUVER MANEUVERER MANGER MANGIER MANGLER MANIFESTER MANIPULAR MANIPULATOR MANLIER MANNER MANOMETER MANOR MANPOWER MANSLAUGHTER MANSLAYER MANUFACTURER MANURER MAPMAKER MAPPER MAR MARATHONER MARAUDER MARBLER MARBLIER MARCELLER MARCHER MARINER MARKER MARKETEER MARKETER MARKHOOR MARKHOR MARLIER MARRER MARRIER MARSHIER MARTYR MASER MASHER MASKER MASQUER MASQUERADER MASSACRER MASSAGER MASSETER MASSEUR MASSIER MASTER MASTERSINGER MASTICATOR MASTURBATOR MATADOR MATCHER MATCHMAKER MATER MATERIALIZER MATIER MATTER MATURER MAUGER MAULER MAUNDER MAUNDERER MAXIMIZER MAYFLOWER MAYOR MAZER MAZIER MEAGER MEALIER MEANDER MEANDERER MEANER MEASLIER MEASURER MEATIER MECHANIZER MECHANORECEPTOR MEDDLER MEDIATOR MEDITATOR MEDLAR MEDULLAR MEEKER MEETER MEGABAR MEGASTAR MEISTER MELDER MELIORATOR MELLOWER MELODIZER MELTER MELTWATER MEMBER MEMOIR MEMORITER MEMORIZER MENACER MENDER MENHIR MENSWEAR MENTIONER MENTOR MERCER MERCHANDISER MERER MERGANSER MERGER MERRIER MERRYMAKER MESHIER MESHUGGENER MESMERIZER MESSENGER MESSIER METACENTER METALLOGRAPHER METALWORKER METAMER METAPHOR METEOR METER METHOXYCHLOR METHYLATOR METIER MEWLER MICAWBER MICELLAR MICKLER MICROBAR MICROBREWER MICROCOMPUTER MICROFIBRILLAR MICROFILMER MICROLITER MICROMANAGER MICROMETER MICROMOLAR MICROPHOTOMETER MICROPROCESSOR MICROPROJECTOR MICROPUBLISHER MICROPYLAR MICROREADER MICROTUBULAR MICROVASCULAR MICROVILLAR MIDAIR MIDDLER MIDFIELDER MIDLIFER MIDSUMMER MIDWINTER MIDYEAR MIFFIER MIGHTIER MIGRATOR MIJNHEER MILDER MILER MILKER MILKIER MILLEFLEUR MILLER MILLIBAR MILLIER MILLILITER MILLIMETER MILLIMOLAR MILLINER MILTER MILTIER MIMBAR MIMER MIMICKER MINCER MINCIER MINDBLOWER MINDER MINELAYER MINER MINERALIZER MINESWEEPER MINGIER MINGLER MINIBAR MINIBIKER MINICAR MINICOMPUTER MINIMIZER MINISTER MINITOWER MINIVER MINNESINGER MINOR MINSTER MINTER MINTIER MINUTER MIR MIRADOR MIRIER MIRKER MIRKIER MIRROR MISALTER MISAVER MISBEHAVER MISBEHAVIOR MISBELIEVER MISCALLER MISCOLOR MISCONCEIVER MISDEALER MISDEMEANOR MISDOER MISENTER MISER MISFEASOR MISGUIDER MISHANTER MISHEAR MISINFER MISINTER MISJOINDER MISLABOR MISLAYER MISLEADER MISLIKER MISNOMER MISNUMBER MISORDER MISPRIZER MISQUOTER MISREFER MISREGISTER MISREMEMBER MISRENDER MISSHAPER MISSILEER MISSIONER MISSIONIZER MISSTEER MISTAKER MISTER MISTIER MISTUTOR MISUSER MITER MITERER MITHER MITIER MITIGATOR MIXER MOANER MOBBER MOBILIZER MOBSTER MOCKER MODELER MODELLER MODERATOR MODERNER MODERNIZER MODESTER MODIFIER MODULAR MODULATOR MOHAIR MOHUR MOILER MOISTENER MOISTER MOISTURIZER MOLAR MOLDER MOLDIER MOLECULAR MOLESTER MOLLIFIER MOLLYCODDLER MOLTER MOMSER MOMZER MONEYER MONEYLENDER MONEYMAKER MONGER MONICKER MONIKER MONITOR MONOCHROMATOR MONOCULAR MONOESTER MONOGRAMMER MONOLAYER MONOMER MONOMETER MONOMOLECULAR MONONUCLEAR MONOPOLIZER MONOVULAR MONSEIGNEUR MONSIEUR MONSIGNOR MONSTER MOOCHER MOODIER MOONER MOONFLOWER MOONIER MOONLIGHTER MOONSHINER MOOR MOORIER MOOTER MOPER MOPIER MOPPER MOR MORALIZER MOREOVER MORTAR MORTGAGER MORTGAGOR MORTIFIER MORTISER MORULAR MOSASAUR MOSHER MOSSER MOSSIER MOTHER MOTHIER MOTHPROOFER MOTIONER MOTIVATOR MOTLEYER MOTLIER MOTOR MOTORBOATER MOTORCAR MOTTLER MOUCHOIR MOULDER MOULDIER MOULTER MOUNTAINEER MOUNTER MOURNER MOURNFULLER MOUSER MOUSIER MOUTHBREEDER MOUTHER MOUTHIER MOVER MOVIEGOER MOVIEMAKER MOWER MUCKER MUCKIER MUCKRAKER MUCOR MUDDER MUDDIER MUDDLER MUDSKIPPER MUDSLINGER MUENSTER MUFFINEER MUFFLER MUGGAR MUGGER MUGGIER MUGGUR MULETEER MULLER MULTIAUTHOR MULTICAR MULTICELLULAR MULTICENTER MULTICHARACTER MULTICOLOR MULTICONDUCTOR MULTIEMPLOYER MULTIFACTOR MULTILAYER MULTIMEMBER MULTIMOLECULAR MULTINUCLEAR MULTIPARAMETER MULTIPLAYER MULTIPLEXER MULTIPLEXOR MULTIPLIER MULTIPOLAR MULTIPOWER MULTIPROCESSOR MULTIUSER MULTIYEAR MUMBLER MUMMER MUMPER MUNCHER MUNSTER MURDER MURDERER MURKER MURKIER MURMUR MURMURER MURR MURTHER MUSCULAR MUSER MUSHER MUSHIER MUSKETEER MUSKIER MUSSIER MUSTER MUSTIER MUTER MUTILATOR MUTINEER MUTTER MUTTERER MUTULAR MUZZIER MUZZLER MYLAR MYNHEER MYOFIBRILLAR MYSTIFIER MYTHICIZER MYTHIER MYTHMAKER MYTHOGRAPHER MYTHOLOGER MYTHOLOGIZER NABBER NADIR NAGGER NAGGIER NAILBITER NAILER NAIVER NAKEDER NAMER NANOMETER NAPPER NAPPIER NARRATER NARRATOR NARROWER NASTIER NATIONALIZER NATTER NATTIER NAUGHTIER NAVAR NAVICULAR NAVIGATOR NAYSAYER NEAR NEARER NEARLIER NEATER NEBULAR NEBULIZER NECKER NECKWEAR NECROMANCER NECTAR NEEDER NEEDIER NEEDLER NEEDLEWORKER NEGATER NEGATOR NEGLECTER NEGLECTOR NEGOTIATOR NEIGHBOR NEIGHBOUR NEITHER NEPHELOMETER NERDIER NERVIER NESTER NESTLER NESTOR NETHER NETMINDER NETTER NETTIER NETTLER NETTLIER NETWORKER NEUROHUMOR NEUROMUSCULAR NEURULAR NEUTER NEUTRALIZER NEVER NEWCOMER NEWER NEWSCASTER NEWSDEALER NEWSIER NEWSLETTER NEWSMAKER NEWSMONGER NEWSPAPER NEWSREADER NEWWAVER NEXTDOOR NIBBLER NICER NICKER NICKNAMER NIFFER NIFTIER NIGGLER NIGGLIER NIGHER NIGHTCLUBBER NIGHTJAR NIGHTWALKER NIGHTWEAR NIMBLER NINNYHAMMER NIPPER NIPPIER NITER NITPICKER NITPICKIER NITRATOR NITRIFIER NITTIER NOBBIER NOBBLER NOBLER NODDER NODULAR NOIR NOISEMAKER NOISIER NOMENCLATOR NOMINATOR NONACTOR NONADMIRER NONANSWER NONATTENDER NONAUTHOR NONBELIEVER NONBREEDER NONCAREER NONCARRIER NONCELLULAR NONCHARACTER NONCHURCHGOER NONCIRCULAR NONCOLLECTOR NONCOLLINEAR NONCOLOR NONCOMPETITOR NONCOMPOSER NONCOMPUTER NONCONCUR NONCONDUCTOR NONCONFORMER NONCONSUMER NONCOOPERATOR NONCOPLANAR NONCROSSOVER NONCUSTOMER NONDANCER NONDOCTOR NONDOLLAR NONDRINKER NONDRIVER NONFACTOR NONFARMER NONGOLFER NONGRANULAR NONHUNTER NONJOINDER NONJOINER NONJUROR NONKOSHER NONLABOR NONLANDOWNER NONLAWYER NONLINEAR NONMAJOR NONMEMBER NONMOLECULAR NONNUCLEAR NONOWNER NONPAR NONPERFORMER NONPHILOSOPHER NONPLANAR NONPLAYER NONPOLAR NONPOOR NONPROGRAMMER NONREACTOR NONREADER NONRESPONDER NONRIOTER NONRUBBER NONSECRETOR NONSIGNER NONSKATER NONSKIER NONSMOKER NONSOLAR NONSPEAKER NONSPECTACULAR NONSTARTER NONSUGAR NONSWIMMER NONTALKER NONUSER NONVASCULAR NONVECTOR NONVIEWER NONVOTER NONWAR NONWORKER NONWRITER NOOSER NOR NORMALIZER NORTHEASTER NORTHER NORTHWESTER NOSHER NOSIER NOTCHER NOTEPAPER NOTER NOTHER NOTICER NOTIFIER NOURISHER NOVELIZER NOWHITHER NUBBIER NUBBLIER NUCELLAR NUCLEAR NUCLEATOR NUCLEOLAR NUDER NUDGER NULLIFIER NUMBER NUMBERER NUMERATOR NUMMULAR NURSER NURTURER NUTCRACKER NUTSIER NUTTER NUTTIER NUZZLER OAKIER OAR OATER OBEYER OBJECTOR OBLIGATOR OBLIGER OBLIGOR OBLITERATOR OBSCENER OBSCURER OBSERVER OBSESSOR OBSTRUCTOR OBTAINER OBTRUDER OBTURATOR OBTUSER OBVIATOR OCCULTER OCCUPIER OCCUR OCEANOGRAPHER OCELLAR OCHER OCKER OCTAMETER OCULAR OCULOMOTOR ODDER ODDSMAKER ODOMETER ODOR ODOUR OFFENDER OFFER OFFERER OFFEROR OFFICEHOLDER OFFICER OFTENER OFTER OGLER OHMMETER OILER OILIER OILPAPER OLDER OLDSTER OLEANDER OLEASTER OLFACTOMETER OLIGOMER OMBER OMER OMITTER ONAGER ONERIER ONLOOKER OOZIER OPACIFIER OPAQUER OPENER OPERAGOER OPERATOR OPERCULAR OPPOSER OPPRESSOR OPPUGNER OPTIMIZER OPTOMETER OPUSCULAR OR ORACULAR ORANGIER ORATOR ORBICULAR ORBIER ORBITER ORCHESTRATER ORCHESTRATOR ORDAINER ORDER ORDERER ORDINARIER ORGANISER ORGANIZER ORIENTEER ORIENTER ORIGINATOR ORMER ORNERIER ORNITHOPTER OROMETER ORTHOCENTER ORTHOMOLECULAR ORTHOPTER OSAR OSCILLATOR OSCULAR OSIER OSMOLAR OSMOMETER OSSICULAR OSSIFIER OSTIOLAR OSTLER OTHER OTTAR OTTER OUR OUSTER OUTBACKER OUTBIDDER OUTCAPER OUTDELIVER OUTDOER OUTDOOR OUTER OUTERWEAR OUTFIELDER OUTFITTER OUTGLITTER OUTHEAR OUTHOMER OUTHUMOR OUTLANDER OUTLIER OUTLINER OUTLIVER OUTMANEUVER OUTMASTER OUTNUMBER OUTPOUR OUTPOURER OUTPOWER OUTRIDER OUTRIGGER OUTROAR OUTRUNNER OUTSAVOR OUTSIDER OUTSOAR OUTSTEER OUTSWEAR OUTTOWER OUTWAR OUTWEAR OUTWORKER OVER OVERACHIEVER OVERBEAR OVERCLEAR OVERCOLOR OVERCOMER OVERDEAR OVERDOER OVERDYER OVEREAGER OVEREATER OVERENGINEER OVERFAMILIAR OVERFAR OVERFAVOR OVERFEAR OVERHEAR OVERHONOR OVERLABOR OVERMASTER OVERNEAR OVERNIGHTER OVERPARTICULAR OVERPOWER OVERREACHER OVERSEER OVERSPENDER OVERSTEER OVERSTIR OVERWATER OVERWEAR OVERWINTER OVIPOSITOR OVIRAPTOR OVULAR OWNER OXIDISER OXIDIZER OXIMETER OXPECKER OXTER OXYGENATOR OYER OYSTER OYSTERCATCHER OYSTERER OZONIZER PABULAR PACEMAKER PACER PACESETTER PACIER PACIFICATOR PACIFIER PACKAGER PACKER PADDER PADDLER PAGANIZER PAGER PAINFULLER PAINKILLER PAINTER PAINTIER PAIR PALAVER PALAVERER PALEOGRAPHER PALER PALIER PALIKAR PALLBEARER PALLETIZER PALLIATOR PALLIER PALLOR PALMAR PALMER PALMIER PALMISTER PALPATOR PALTER PALTERER PALTRIER PAMPER PAMPERER PAMPHLETEER PANDER PANDERER PANDOOR PANDOUR PANHANDLER PANICKIER PANIER PANNER PANNIER PANTHER PANZER PAPER PAPERER PAPERHANGER PAPERMAKER PAPILLAR PAPPIER PAPULAR PAR PARACHOR PARADER PARADOR PARAGRAPHER PARALYZER PARAMETER PARAMOUR PARAPHRASER PARATROOPER PARCENER PARDNER PARDONER PARER PARISHIONER PARKER PARLEYER PARLOR PARLOUR PARR PARRIER PARROTER PARSER PARTAKER PARTICIPATOR PARTICULAR PARTIER PARTITIONER PARTNER PARTYER PARTYGOER PASQUEFLOWER PASSENGER PASSER PASSIONFLOWER PASSOVER PASTER PASTEURIZER PASTICHEUR PASTIER PASTOR PASTURER PATAMAR PATCHER PATCHIER PATELLAR PATENTOR PATER PATERNOSTER PATHFINDER PATIENTER PATISSIER PATROLLER PATTAMAR PATTER PATTERER PATZER PAUNCHIER PAUPER PAUSER PAVER PAVIOR PAVIOUR PAVISER PAWER PAWKIER PAWNBROKER PAWNER PAWNOR PAYER PAYMASTER PAYOR PEACEFULLER PEACEKEEPER PEACEMAKER PEACHER PEACHIER PEACOCKIER PEAKIER PEAR PEARLER PEARLIER PEARTER PEASHOOTER PEASOUPER PEATIER PEBBLIER PECKER PECKIER PECULATOR PECULIAR PEDALER PEDALFER PEDALIER PEDALLER PEDDLER PEDICULAR PEDLAR PEDLER PEDOMETER PEDUNCULAR PEELER PEEPER PEER PEIGNOIR PELLETIZER PELTER PELYCOSAUR PENCILER PENCILLER PENDULAR PENETROMETER PENHOLDER PENINSULAR PENNER PENSIONER PENSTER PENTAMETER PEOPLER PEPPER PEPPERER PEPPIER PEPTIZER PER PERAMBULATOR PERCEIVER PERCHER PERCOLATOR PERCUSSOR PERFECTER PERFORATOR PERFORMER PERFUMER PERIMETER PERIPTER PERJURER PERKIER PERMEATOR PERMITTER PERORATOR PERPENDICULAR PERPETRATOR PERPETUATOR PERPLEXER PERSECUTOR PERSISTER PERSONATOR PERSONIFIER PERSUADER PERTER PERTURBER PERUSER PERVADER PERVERTER PESKIER PESTER PESTERER PESTIER PETER PETIOLAR PETITIONER PETNAPER PETNAPPER PETRIFIER PETRODOLLAR PETROGRAPHER PETTER PETTIER PETTIFOGGER PEWHOLDER PEWTER PEWTERER PHALANGER PHATTER PHILANDER PHILANDERER PHILOSOPHER PHILOSOPHIZER PHILTER PHLEGMIER PHONIER PHONOGRAPHER PHOSPHOR PHOTOCOMPOSER PHOTOCOPIER PHOTODETECTOR PHOTOENGRAVER PHOTOFINISHER PHOTOGRAPHER PHOTOMETER PHOTOMULTIPLIER PHOTONUCLEAR PHOTOPOLYMER PHOTORECEPTOR PHOTOSENSITIZER PHOTOSETTER PHOTOTYPESETTER PHRASEMAKER PHRASEMONGER PHREAKER PHYLAR PHYSIOGRAPHER PHYTOGEOGRAPHER PHYTOPLANKTER PIACULAR PIAFFER PIASTER PICADOR PICKEER PICKER PICKETER PICKIER PICNICKER PICOMETER PIDDLER PIECER PIECEWORKER PIER PIERCER PIEZOMETER PIGEONHOLER PIGGIER PIGSTICKER PIKER PILAR PILASTER PILFER PILFERER PILLAGER PILLAR PILSENER PILSNER PILULAR PIMPLIER PINASTER PINCER PINCHER PINDER PINFEATHER PINGER PINIER PINKER PINNER PINNULAR PINSCHER PINSETTER PINSPOTTER PIONEER PIPER PIPIER PISCATOR PISHER PISSER PISSOIR PISTOLEER PISTOLIER PITCHER PITCHIER PITHIER PITIER PITIFULLER PLACATER PLACEHOLDER PLACEKICKER PLACER PLAGIARIZER PLAGUER PLAINER PLAISTER PLAITER PLANAR PLANER PLANIMETER PLANISHER PLANKTER PLANNER PLANTAR PLANTER PLANULAR PLASHER PLASHIER PLASTER PLASTERER PLASTICIZER PLATEMAKER PLATER PLATIER PLATTER PLAYACTOR PLAYER PLAYGOER PLAYMAKER PLAYWEAR PLEADER PLEASANTER PLEASER PLEATER PLEATHER PLEDGEOR PLEDGER PLEDGOR PLESIOSAUR PLESSOR PLEXOR PLIER PLIGHTER PLINKER PLODDER PLOTTER PLOTTIER PLOUGHER PLOVER PLOWER PLUCKER PLUCKIER PLUGGER PLUMBER PLUMIER PLUMMER PLUMMIER PLUMPER PLUMULAR PLUNDER PLUNDERER PLUNGER PLUNKER PLUNKIER PLUSHER PLUSHIER PLYER POACHER POACHIER POCKETER POCKIER PODGIER POETASTER POETISER POETIZER POINTER POINTIER POISER POISONER POKER POKIER POLAR POLARIMETER POLARIZER POLDER POLER POLESTAR POLICER POLICYHOLDER POLISHER POLITER POLITICKER POLLENIZER POLLER POLLINATOR POLLINIZER POLLSTER POLLTAKER POLLUTER POLYESTER POLYGRAPHER POLYHISTOR POLYMER POLYNUCLEAR POLYWATER POMANDER POMPADOUR PONDER PONDERER PONTIFICATOR PONTONIER POOFTER POOLER POOR POORER POPLAR POPOVER POPPER POPULAR POPULARIZER PORKER PORKIER PORNIER PORNOGRAPHER PORRINGER PORTER PORTIONER PORTLIER PORTRAYER POSER POSEUR POSHER POSITIVER POSSESSOR POSSIBLER POSTER POSTERIOR POSTMASTER POSTPONER POSTRIDER POSTULATOR POSTURER POSTWAR POTBOILER POTENTIATOR POTENTIOMETER POTHER POTHOLDER POTHUNTER POTOMETER POTTER POTTERER POTTIER POTZER POUCHIER POULTER POULTERER POUNCER POUNDER POUR POURER POURPARLER POUTER POUTIER POWDER POWDERER POWER POWTER POXIER PRACTICER PRACTITIONER PRAETOR PRAISER PRALLTRILLER PRANCER PRANKSTER PRATER PRATTLER PRAWNER PRAYER PREACHER PREACHIER PREALTER PREAMPLIFIER PREAVER PRECANCER PRECENSOR PRECENTOR PRECEPTOR PRECIPITATOR PRECISER PRECLEAR PRECOMPUTER PRECONCILIAR PRECOOKER PRECURSOR PREDATOR PREDECESSOR PREDESTINATOR PREDETERMINER PREDICTOR PREDINNER PREEMPTOR PREENER PREFACER PREFER PREFERRER PREHEATER PREJUDGER PRELECTOR PRELUDER PREMEDITATOR PREMERGER PREMIER PREMOLAR PRENUMBER PREORDER PREPARATOR PREPARER PREPPIER PREPROCESSOR PREREGISTER PRESAGER PRESBYTER PRESCHOOLER PRESCRIBER PRESENTER PRESERVER PRESIDER PRESLAUGHTER PRESSER PRESSOR PRESSURIZER PRESTER PRESTIDIGITATOR PRESUMER PRETENDER PRETHEATER PRETOR PRETTIER PRETTIFIER PREVAILER PREVARICATOR PREVENTER PREVIEWER PREVISOR PREWAR PREYER PRICER PRICIER PRICKER PRICKIER PRICKLIER PRIER PRIESTLIER PRIMER PRIMMER PRIMOGENITOR PRINCELIER PRINKER PRINTER PRINTMAKER PRIOR PRISONER PRISSIER PRIVATEER PRIVATER PRIVIER PRIZEFIGHTER PRIZER PRIZEWINNER PROBATIONER PROBER PROCEEDER PROCESSER PROCESSOR PROCLAIMER PROCONSULAR PROCRASTINATOR PROCREATOR PROCTOR PROCURATOR PROCURER PRODDER PRODUCER PROFANER PROFESSOR PROFFER PROFFERER PROFILER PROFITEER PROFITER PROFOUNDER PROGENITOR PROGGER PROGNOSTICATOR PROGRAMER PROGRAMMER PROJECTOR PROLABOR PROLOCUTOR PROLONGER PROMENADER PROMISER PROMISOR PROMOTER PROMPTER PROMULGATOR PRONATOR PRONOUNCER PRONUCLEAR PROOFER PROOFREADER PROPAGANDIZER PROPAGATOR PROPELLER PROPELLOR PROPER PROPERER PROPHESIER PROPITIATOR PROPOSER PROPOUNDER PROPRAETOR PROPRETOR PROPRIETOR PROPRIOCEPTOR PROSATEUR PROSCRIBER PROSECTOR PROSECUTOR PROSELYTIZER PROSEMINAR PROSER PROSIER PROSPECTOR PROSPER PROSTITUTOR PROTECTER PROTECTOR PROTESTER PROTESTOR PROTOMARTYR PROTOSTAR PROTRACTOR PROUDER PROVASCULAR PROVENDER PROVER PROVIDER PROVISIONER PROVOCATEUR PROVOKER PROWAR PROWER PROWLER PRUNER PRYER PSALTER PSYCHOBABBLER PSYCHOMOTOR PSYCHROMETER PSYWAR PTEROSAUR PUBLISHER PUCKER PUCKERER PUCKERIER PUDDLER PUDDLIER PUDGIER PUFFER PUFFIER PUGGIER PULER PULLER PULLOVER PULMOTOR PULPER PULPIER PULSAR PULSATOR PULSER PULVERIZER PULVILLAR PULVINAR PUMICER PUMPER PUNCHER PUNCHIER PUNCTUATOR PUNIER PUNISHER PUNKER PUNKIER PUNNER PUNNIER PUNSTER PUNTER PUPILAR PUPPETEER PUR PURCHASER PURER PURFLER PURGER PURIFICATOR PURIFIER PURLOINER PURPLER PURR PURSER PURSIER PURSUER PURTIER PURVEYOR PUSHCHAIR PUSHER PUSHIER PUSHOVER PUSSIER PUSSYFOOTER PUSTULAR PUTREFIER PUTTER PUTTERER PUTTIER PUZZLER PYCNOMETER PYRHELIOMETER PYROLYZER PYROMETER QINDAR QINTAR QUACKIER QUACKSALVER QUADRANGULAR QUADRUMVIR QUAESTOR QUAFFER QUAGGIER QUAGMIRIER QUAINTER QUAKER QUAKIER QUALIFIER QUALMIER QUANTIFIER QUANTIZER QUARRELER QUARRELLER QUARRIER QUARTER QUARTERER QUARTERMASTER QUARTIER QUASAR QUASHER QUAVER QUAVERER QUEASIER QUEAZIER QUEENLIER QUEER QUEERER QUELLER QUENCHER QUERIER QUESTER QUESTIONER QUESTOR QUEUER QUIBBLER QUICKENER QUICKER QUICKSILVER QUIETENER QUIETER QUILTER QUINTAR QUIPPER QUIPPIER QUIPSTER QUIRKIER QUITTER QUITTOR QUIVER QUIVERER QUIZMASTER QUIZZER QUOTER RABBITER RABBLER RACER RACETRACKER RACEWALKER RACIER RACKER RACKETEER RACKETIER RACONTEUR RADAR RADIATOR RADICULAR RADIOMETER RADIOTRACER RADULAR RAFFLER RAFTER RAGGEDER RAGGEDIER RAGPICKER RAIDER RAILCAR RAILER RAILROADER RAINIER RAINMAKER RAINWATER RAINWEAR RAISER RAKER RALLIER RAMBLER RAMMER RAMMIER RAMPAGER RANCHER RANCOR RANCOUR RANDIER RANDOMIZER RANGER RANGIER RANKER RANSACKER RANSOMER RANTER RANULAR RAPER RAPIDER RAPIER RAPPER RAPPORTEUR RAPTOR RAREFIER RARER RASER RASHER RASPER RASPIER RASTER RATEMETER RATEPAYER RATER RATHER RATHSKELLER RATIFIER RATIOCINATOR RATIONALIZER RATOONER RATTENER RATTER RATTIER RATTLER RAUNCHIER RAVAGER RAVELER RAVELLER RAVENER RAVER RAVISHER RAWER RAZER RAZOR REACHER REACTOR READER READIER REALER REALGAR REALISER REALIZER REALTER REALTOR REAMER REAPER REAPPEAR REAR REARER REASONER REAVER REBAR REBATER REBOUNDER REBUKER REBUTTER RECALLER RECAMIER RECANTER RECEIPTOR RECEIVER RECENSOR RECENTER RECEPTOR RECHARGER RECHARTER RECIPROCATOR RECITER RECKONER RECLAIMER RECLINER RECOGNIZER RECOILER RECOLOR RECOMMENDER RECONCILER RECONFER RECONNOITER RECONQUER RECONSIDER RECONSTRUCTOR RECONTOUR RECORDER RECOUNTER RECOVER RECOVERER RECRUITER RECTANGULAR RECTIFIER RECTILINEAR RECTOR RECUR RECYCLER REDACTOR REDBAITER REDDER REDEAR REDECORATOR REDEEMER REDELIVER REDEMPTIONER REDEVELOPER REDISCOVER REDLINER REDOUBLER REDRAWER REDRESSER REDRESSOR REDUCER REDUCTOR REECHIER REEDIER REEFER REEFIER REEKER REEKIER REELER REEMBROIDER REENACTOR REENCOUNTER REENGINEER REENTER REFER REFERRER REFILTER REFINER REFINISHER REFLECTOMETER REFLECTOR REFLOWER REFORMER REFRACTOMETER REFRACTOR REFRAINER REFRESHER REFRIGERATOR REFUNDER REFURBISHER REFUSER REFUTER REGAINER REGALER REGATHER REGEAR REGENERATOR REGISSEUR REGISTER REGISTRAR REGRESSOR REGRETTER REGULAR REGULATOR REHABBER REHABILITATOR REHAMMER REHEAR REHEARSER REHEATER REIFIER REINCUR REINDEER REINFORCER REINSURER REINTER REINVIGORATOR REISSUER REIVER REJECTER REJECTOR REJIGGER REJOICER REJOINDER REJUVENATOR RELACQUER RELAPSER RELATER RELATOR RELAUNDER RELAXER RELEASER RELETTER RELIER RELIEVER RELOADER REMAINDER REMAKER REMANUFACTURER REMARKER REMASTER REMEMBER REMEMBERER REMEMBRANCER REMINDER REMINISCER REMITTER REMITTOR REMODELER REMONSTRATOR REMOTER REMOVER REMUNERATOR RENCOUNTER RENDER RENDERER RENEGER RENEWER RENOUNCER RENOVASCULAR RENOVATOR RENTER RENTIER RENUMBER REOCCUR REOFFER REORDER REORGANIZER REPACKAGER REPAIR REPAIRER REPAPER REPEALER REPEATER REPELLER REPENTER REPINER REPLACER REPLASTER REPLEADER REPLENISHER REPLIER REPORTER REPOSER REPOSSESSOR REPOUR REPOWER REPRESENTER REPRESSER REPRESSOR REPRINTER REPROACHER REPRODUCER REPROGRAPHER REPROVER REPUBLISHER REPUDIATOR REPULSER REQUESTER REQUESTOR REQUIRER REQUITER REREGISTER REROLLER RESCINDER RESCUER RESEARCHER RESELLER RESEMBLER RESERVER RESERVOIR RESETTER RESHAPER RESHIPPER RESHOWER RESIDER RESIGNER RESILVER RESISTER RESISTOR RESOLDER RESOLUTER RESOLVER RESONATOR RESORTER RESPECTER RESPIRATOR RESPIROMETER RESPONDER RESTAURANTEUR RESTAURATEUR RESTER RESTFULLER RESTORER RESTRAINER RESUMER RESURFACER RESUSCITATOR RETAILER RETAILOR RETAINER RETAKER RETARDER RETEAR RETEMPER RETHINKER RETICULAR RETINULAR RETIRER RETORTER RETOUCHER RETRACER RETRACTOR RETRANSFER RETREATER RETRIEVER RETROREFLECTOR RETURNER REUNITER REUPHOLSTER REUTTER REVAMPER REVEALER REVELATOR REVELER REVELLER REVENGER REVENUER REVERENCER REVERER REVERSER REVERSIONER REVERTER REVIEWER REVILER REVISER REVISOR REVIVER REVOKER REVOLTER REVOLUTIONIZER REVOLVER REWARDER REWEAR REWINDER REWRITER RHABDOMANCER RHEOMETER RHETOR RHEUMIER RHYMER RHYMESTER RIBBER RIBBIER RIBIER RICER RICERCAR RICHER RICKETIER RIDDER RIDDLER RIDER RIDGIER RIDICULER RIEVER RIFER RIFFLER RIFLER RIGGER RIGHTER RIGOR RIGOUR RIMER RIMESTER RIMIER RIMMER RINGER RINGLEADER RINGMASTER RINSER RIOTER RIPENER RIPER RIPPER RIPPLER RIPPLIER RIPSNORTER RISER RISKER RISKIER RITONAVIR RITTER RITZIER RIVER RIVETER ROADRUNNER ROADSTER ROAMER ROAR ROARER ROASTER ROBBER ROBUSTER ROCKER ROCKETEER ROCKETER ROCKHOPPER ROCKIER ROGER ROILIER ROISTER ROISTERER ROLFER ROLLER ROLLOVER ROMANCER ROMPER ROOFER ROOKIER ROOMER ROOMIER ROOSER ROOSTER ROOTER ROOTIER ROPEDANCER ROPER ROPEWALKER ROPIER ROSEOLAR ROSEWATER ROSIER ROSTELLAR ROSTER ROTAMETER ROTATOR ROTIFER ROTOR ROTOTILLER ROTTENER ROTTER ROTTWEILER ROTURIER ROUGHER ROUGHRIDER ROUNDER ROUPIER ROUSER ROUSTER ROUTER ROVER ROWDIER ROWER ROYSTER ROZZER RUBBER RUBBERIER RUBBERNECKER RUBBLIER RUBEOLAR RUBIER RUBRICATOR RUDDER RUDDIER RUDER RUER RUFFLER RUFFLIER RUGGEDER RUGGER RUINER RULER RULIER RUMBLER RUMINATOR RUMMAGER RUMMER RUMMIER RUMOR RUMORMONGER RUMOUR RUMPLIER RUMRUNNER RUNNER RUNNIER RUNOVER RUNTIER RUSHER RUSHIER RUSTICATOR RUSTIER RUSTLER RUTTIER SABER SABIR SABOTEUR SACCHARIMETER SACCHAROMETER SACCULAR SACKER SACRIFICER SADDER SADDLER SAFECRACKER SAFER SAFFLOWER SAGER SAGGAR SAGGER SAGGIER SAGIER SAILBOATER SAILER SAILMAKER SAILOR SAILPLANER SAINTLIER SAKER SALAMANDER SALIMETER SALINOMETER SALIVATOR SALLIER SALLOWER SALOMETER SALTCELLAR SALTER SALTIER SALTPETER SALTSHAKER SALTWATER SALUTER SALVAGER SALVER SALVOR SAMBAR SAMBHAR SAMBHUR SAMBUR SAMOVAR SAMPLER SANCTIFIER SANDBAGGER SANDBAR SANDBLASTER SANDBUR SANDBURR SANDER SANDIER SANDLOTTER SANDPAPER SANDPIPER SANDSPUR SANER SANGAR SANGER SANITIZER SANSAR SANTIR SANTOOR SANTOUR SANTUR SAPONIFIER SAPOR SAPOUR SAPPER SAPPIER SAPSUCKER SARDAR SARKIER SARSAR SARTOR SASSIER SATIRIZER SATISFIER SATURATER SATURATOR SATYR SAUCER SAUCIER SAUGER SAUNTER SAUNTERER SAUTOIR SAVAGER SAVER SAVIOR SAVIOUR SAVOR SAVORER SAVORIER SAVOUR SAVOURER SAVOURIER SAVVIER SAWER SAWTIMBER SAWYER SAYER SCABBIER SCALAR SCALER SCALIER SCALLOPER SCALPER SCAMMER SCAMPER SCAMPERER SCAMSTER SCANDALMONGER SCANNER SCANTER SCANTIER SCAPULAR SCAR SCARCER SCAREDER SCAREMONGER SCARER SCARFER SCARIER SCARIFIER SCARPER SCARRIER SCATTER SCATTERER SCATTIER SCAUPER SCAUR SCAVENGER SCENESHIFTER SCENOGRAPHER SCEPTER SCHEDULAR SCHEDULER SCHEMER SCHILLER SCHIZIER SCHIZZIER SCHLOCKIER SCHLUMPIER SCHMALTZIER SCHMALZIER SCHMEAR SCHMEER SCHMOOZER SCHMOOZIER SCHNAPPER SCHNAUZER SCHNORRER SCHOLAR SCHOOLMASTER SCHOOLTEACHER SCHOONER SCHUSSBOOMER SCHUSSER SCIMETAR SCIMITAR SCIMITER SCINTILLATOR SCINTILLOMETER SCISSOR SCLAFFER SCLEROMETER SCOFFER SCOLDER SCOOPER SCOOTER SCORCHER SCOREKEEPER SCORER SCORIFIER SCORNER SCOTER SCOUR SCOURER SCOURGER SCOUTER SCOUTHER SCOUTMASTER SCOWDER SCOWLER SCRABBLER SCRABBLIER SCRAGGIER SCRAGGLIER SCRAMBLER SCRAPER SCRAPPER SCRAPPIER SCRATCHER SCRATCHIER SCRAWLER SCRAWLIER SCRAWNIER SCREAMER SCREECHER SCREECHIER SCREENER SCREENWRITER SCREWDRIVER SCREWER SCREWIER SCRIBBLER SCRIBER SCRIMMAGER SCRIMPER SCRIMPIER SCRIMSHANDER SCRIPTER SCRIPTWRITER SCRIVENER SCROGGIER SCROUNGER SCROUNGIER SCRUBBER SCRUBBIER SCRUFFIER SCRUTINEER SCRUTINIZER SCUFFER SCUFFLER SCULKER SCULLER SCULPTOR SCUMMER SCUMMIER SCUNNER SCUPPER SCURFIER SCURVIER SCUTCHER SCUTELLAR SCUTTER SCUZZIER SEAFARER SEAFLOOR SEALER SEAMER SEAMIER SEAMSTER SEAR SEARCHER SEARER SEASONER SEATER SEAWATER SEAWORTHIER SECATEUR SECEDER SECONDER SECPAR SECRETER SECRETOR SECTOR SECULAR SECULARIZER SECURER SEDATER SEDER SEDGIER SEDUCER SEEDEATER SEEDER SEEDIER SEEKER SEEMER SEEMLIER SEEPIER SEER SEERSUCKER SEGGAR SEIGNEUR SEIGNIOR SEINER SEISER SEISMOGRAPHER SEISMOMETER SEISOR SEIZER SEIZOR SELECTOR SELLER SELTZER SEMAINIER SEMESTER SEMICIRCULAR SEMICONDUCTOR SEMIDIAMETER SEMILUNAR SEMINAR SEMIPOPULAR SEMIQUAVER SEMITRAILER SENATOR SENDER SENHOR SENIOR SENOR SENSIBLER SENSITIZER SENSITOMETER SENSOR SENSORIMOTOR SENTENCER SEPARATOR SEPULCHER SEQUENCER SEQUESTER SEQUITUR SER SERENADER SERENER SERER SERGER SERIGRAPHER SERMONIZER SEROVAR SERVER SERVICER SERVITOR SERVOMOTOR SETTER SETTLER SETTLOR SEVER SEVERER SEWAR SEWER SEXIER SHABBIER SHACKLER SHADER SHADIER SHADOWER SHADOWIER SHAGGIER SHAKER SHAKIER SHALIER SHALLOWER SHAMMER SHAMPOOER SHANGHAIER SHAPELIER SHAPER SHAPEWEAR SHARECROPPER SHAREHOLDER SHARER SHARKER SHARPENER SHARPER SHARPSHOOTER SHATTER SHATTERER SHAVER SHEAR SHEARER SHEARWATER SHEATHER SHEDDER SHEENIER SHEEPHERDER SHEEPSHEARER SHEER SHEERER SHEETER SHELLCRACKER SHELLER SHELLIER SHELTER SHELTERER SHELVER SHELVIER SHEWER SHICKER SHIELDER SHIER SHIFTER SHIFTIER SHIKAR SHIKKER SHIMMER SHINER SHINGLER SHINIER SHINPLASTER SHIPBUILDER SHIPFITTER SHIPMASTER SHIPOWNER SHIPPER SHIRKER SHIRR SHIRTIER SHIRTMAKER SHITTIER SHIVER SHIVERER SHLOCKIER SHMALTZIER SHMEAR SHNORRER SHOALER SHOALIER SHOCKER SHODDIER SHOEMAKER SHOER SHOFAR SHOOTER SHOPHAR SHOPKEEPER SHOPLIFTER SHOPPER SHORTCHANGER SHORTENER SHORTER SHORTHAIR SHOTGUNNER SHOULDER SHOUTER SHOVELER SHOVELLER SHOVER SHOWER SHOWERER SHOWIER SHOWSTOPPER SHREDDER SHREWDER SHRIEKER SHRIEKIER SHRILLER SHRIMPER SHRIMPIER SHRINKER SHRIVER SHRUBBIER SHTICKIER SHUCKER SHUDDER SHUFFLER SHUNNER SHUNPIKER SHUNTER SHUSHER SHUTTER SHUTTLER SHYER SHYSTER SIBILATOR SICKENER SICKER SICKLIER SIDDUR SIDEBAR SIDECAR SIDELINER SIDESTEPPER SIDEWINDER SIDLER SIEUR SIFFLEUR SIFTER SIGHER SIGHTER SIGHTLIER SIGHTSEER SIGNALER SIGNALLER SIGNER SIGNIFIER SIGNIOR SIGNOR SIKER SILENCER SILENTER SILKIER SILLER SILLIER SILTIER SILVER SILVERER SIMAR SIMILAR SIMITAR SIMMER SIMPER SIMPERER SIMPLER SIMPLIFIER SIMULAR SIMULATOR SINCERER SINGER SINGULAR SINISTER SINKER SINNER SINTER SIPPER SIR SIRDAR SIRUPIER SISSIER SISTER SITAR SITTER SIVER SIZAR SIZER SIZIER SIZZLER SKANKER SKANKIER SKATEBOARDER SKATER SKEDADDLER SKEETER SKELETONIZER SKELTER SKETCHER SKETCHIER SKEWER SKIBOBBER SKIDDER SKIDDIER SKIER SKIJORER SKIMMER SKIMPIER SKINKER SKINNER SKINNIER SKIPPER SKIRMISHER SKIRR SKIRTER SKITTER SKITTERIER SKIVER SKIWEAR SKULKER SKUNKIER SKYDIVER SKYJACKER SKYLARKER SKYSCRAPER SKYSURFER SKYWRITER SLABBER SLACKENER SLACKER SLAGGIER SLAKER SLALOMER SLAMMER SLANDER SLANDERER SLANGIER SLAPHAPPIER SLAPPER SLASHER SLATER SLATHER SLATIER SLAUGHTER SLAUGHTERER SLAVEHOLDER SLAVER SLAVERER SLAYER SLEAZIER SLEDDER SLEDGEHAMMER SLEEKER SLEEKIER SLEEPER SLEEPIER SLEEPOVER SLEEPWALKER SLEEPWEAR SLEETIER SLEIGHER SLENDER SLENDERER SLICER SLICKENER SLICKER SLICKSTER SLIDER SLIER SLIGHTER SLIMIER SLIMMER SLIMPSIER SLIMSIER SLINGER SLINKIER SLIPCOVER SLIPOVER SLIPPER SLIPPERIER SLIPPIER SLITHER SLITTER SLITTIER SLIVER SLIVERER SLOBBER SLOBBERER SLOBBIER SLOGANEER SLOGGER SLOPER SLOPPIER SLOSHIER SLOTTER SLOUCHER SLOUCHIER SLOUGHIER SLOVENLIER SLOWER SLUBBER SLUDGIER SLUGGER SLUMBER SLUMBERER SLUMMER SLUMMIER SLUR SLUSHIER SLUTTIER SLYER SMACKER SMALLER SMALLHOLDER SMARMIER SMARTER SMASHER SMATTER SMATTERER SMEAR SMEARER SMEARIER SMELLER SMELLIER SMELTER SMILER SMIRKER SMIRKIER SMITER SMOGGIER SMOKER SMOKIER SMOLDER SMOOCHER SMOOTHER SMOTHER SMOTHERER SMOULDER SMUDGIER SMUGGER SMUGGLER SMUTCHIER SMUTTIER SNACKER SNAGGIER SNAKIER SNAPPER SNAPPIER SNAPSHOOTER SNARER SNARKIER SNARLER SNARLIER SNATCHER SNATCHIER SNAZZIER SNEAKER SNEAKIER SNEER SNEERER SNEERIER SNEEZER SNEEZIER SNELLER SNICKER SNICKERER SNIDER SNIFFER SNIFFIER SNIFFLER SNIFTER SNIGGER SNIGGERER SNIGGLER SNIPER SNIPPER SNIPPERSNAPPER SNIPPETIER SNIPPIER SNITCHER SNIVELER SNIVELLER SNOBBIER SNOLLYGOSTER SNOOKER SNOOPER SNOOPIER SNOOTIER SNOOZER SNOOZIER SNORER SNORKELER SNORTER SNOTTIER SNOUTIER SNOWBLOWER SNOWBOARDER SNOWIER SNOWMAKER SNOWMOBILER SNOWSHOER SNUBBER SNUBBIER SNUFFER SNUFFIER SNUFFLER SNUFFLIER SNUGGER SOAKER SOAPER SOAPIER SOAR SOARER SOBBER SOBER SOBERER SOCAGER SOCCER SOCIALIZER SOCKDOLAGER SOCKDOLOGER SODBUSTER SOEVER SOFAR SOFTBALLER SOFTCOVER SOFTENER SOFTER SOGGIER SOJOURNER SOLACER SOLANDER SOLAR SOLDER SOLDERER SOLDIER SOLEMNER SOLICITOR SOLIDER SOLILOQUIZER SOLUNAR SOLVER SOMBER SOMEWHITHER SOMMELIER SONAR SONDER SONGSTER SONGWRITER SONICATOR SONNETEER SONSIER SOONER SOOTHER SOOTHSAYER SOOTIER SOPOR SOPPIER SORCERER SORDOR SORER SORNER SORRIER SORROWER SORTER SOUCAR SOUNDER SOUPIER SOUR SOURER SOUTER SOUTHEASTER SOUTHER SOUTHWESTER SOUVENIR SOWAR SOWCAR SOWER SPACER SPACEWALKER SPACIER SPADER SPALLER SPAMMER SPANGLIER SPANKER SPANNER SPAR SPARER SPARGER SPARKER SPARKIER SPARKLER SPARKLIER SPARRIER SPARSER SPATTER SPATULAR SPAWNER SPEAKER SPEAR SPEARER SPECIALER SPECIFIER SPECTACULAR SPECTATOR SPECTER SPECTROMETER SPECULAR SPECULATOR SPEECHWRITER SPEEDER SPEEDIER SPEEDOMETER SPEEDSTER SPEER SPEIR SPELLBINDER SPELLER SPELTER SPELUNKER SPENCER SPENDER SPENDIER SPEWER SPHERIER SPHEROMETER SPHERULAR SPHINCTER SPICER SPICIER SPICULAR SPIDER SPIDERIER SPIELER SPIER SPIFFIER SPIKER SPIKIER SPILLER SPILLOVER SPINDLER SPINDLIER SPINIER SPINNAKER SPINNER SPINOR SPINSTER SPIRACULAR SPIRIER SPIROMETER SPITEFULLER SPITTER SPLASHER SPLASHIER SPLATTER SPLEENIER SPLENDIDER SPLENDOR SPLENDOUR SPLICER SPLINTER SPLITTER SPLOTCHIER SPLURGER SPLURGIER SPLUTTER SPLUTTERER SPOILER SPOLIATOR SPONGER SPONGIER SPONSOR SPOOFER SPOOKIER SPOOLER SPOONIER SPOOR SPORTER SPORTIER SPORTSCASTER SPORTSWEAR SPORTSWRITER SPORULAR SPOTTER SPOTTIER SPOUTER SPRAWLER SPRAWLIER SPRAYER SPREADER SPRIER SPRIGGER SPRIGGIER SPRIGHTLIER SPRINGER SPRINGIER SPRINGWATER SPRINKLER SPRINTER SPRITZER SPRUCER SPRUCIER SPRYER SPUDDER SPUMIER SPUNKIER SPUR SPURNER SPURRER SPURRIER SPURTER SPUTTER SPUTTERER SPYMASTER SQUABBIER SQUABBLER SQUALIDER SQUALLER SQUALLIER SQUALOR SQUANDER SQUANDERER SQUARER SQUASHER SQUASHIER SQUATTER SQUATTIER SQUAWKER SQUEAKER SQUEAKIER SQUEALER SQUEEZER SQUELCHER SQUELCHIER SQUIFFIER SQUIGGLIER SQUINNIER SQUINTER SQUINTIER SQUIRMER SQUIRMIER SQUIRTER SQUISHIER SQUOOSHIER STABBER STABILIZER STABLER STACKER STADTHOLDER STAFFER STAGER STAGGER STAGGERER STAGGIER STAGIER STAIDER STAINER STAIR STAKEHOLDER STALER STALKER STALKIER STALLHOLDER STAMMER STAMMERER STAMPEDER STAMPER STANCHER STANDER STANDPATTER STAPLER STAR STARCHIER STARER STARFLOWER STARGAZER STARKER STARRIER STARTER STARTLER STARVER STATELIER STATER STATIONER STATIONMASTER STATOR STAUNCHER STAYER STEADIER STEALER STEALTHIER STEAMER STEAMFITTER STEAMIER STEAMROLLER STEELIER STEELMAKER STEELWORKER STEEPER STEEPLECHASER STEER STEERER STEGOSAUR STELAR STELLAR STELLULAR STEMMER STEMMIER STENCHIER STENCILER STENCILLER STENOGRAPHER STENTOR STEPBROTHER STEPDAUGHTER STEPFATHER STEPLADDER STEPMOTHER STEPPER STEPSISTER STEREOISOMER STEREOREGULAR STEREOTYPER STERILIZER STERNER STERNUTATOR STERTOR STICKER STICKHANDLER STICKIER STICKLER STIFFENER STIFFER STIFLER STILLER STILLIER STIMULATOR STINGER STINGIER STINKER STINKIER STINTER STIPPLER STIPULAR STIPULATOR STIR STIRRER STITCHER STIVER STOCKBREEDER STOCKBROKER STOCKCAR STOCKER STOCKHOLDER STOCKIER STOCKJOBBER STOCKKEEPER STOCKPILER STODGIER STOKER STOLIDER STOMACHER STOMPER 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