my daughter is doing a project for school does anybody know a describing word that starts with the letter x?
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How about xanthan referring to the gum?  Xerophilous means flourishing in a hot dry environment, such as xerophilous plants.  Xiphoid means sword shaped, as in a xiphoid cane I suppose.  \n\nI hope this helps.
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Comic Sans MS...\nlooks like kids writing... my son writes in the same way...
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Have a look:\nhttp://wordsmith.org/anagram/anagram.cgi?anagram=SRNIGTIAFEAR
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http://www.kidzone.ws/kindergarten/letterk.htm
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Here's some longer words you can make from tolerance:\n\ncarotene\nelectron\nrelocate\nacetone\ncentral\ncleaner\ncorneal\nelector\neternal\nlectern\nreenact\ntreacle\nantler\ncanter\ncantor\ncareen\ncartel\ncarton\ncenter\ncereal\nclaret\ncornea\ncornet\ncreate\ncreole\nencore\nlancer\nlancet\nlearnt\nloaner\nlocate\nnectar\noctane\noracle\nornate\nrecant\nrecent\nrectal\nrelate\nrelent\nrental\ntrance\n\nI could give you more, but it might be overkill
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Elephantine. xD\nAlphabet.\nGopher.\nMetamorphosis.\nPamphlet.\nOrphan.\nAmphibian.\nAsphyxiate.\nNephew.\nLoophole.\nHyphen.\nEsophagus.\nHeiroglyphics.\nEuphemistic.\nGraphics.\nCacophony.\nDolphin.\nEmphasis.\nEpiphany.\n\nI don't think you thought too hard. ;)\n\nAdding more...\n\nTelephone.\nSymphony.\nZephyr.\nSapphire.\nSaxophone.\nProphet.\nPhosphorus.\nSarcophagus.\nSemaphore.\nSophomore.\nSchizophrenic.\nSchizophrenia.\nPeriphery.\nMetaphor.
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Wool\nCotton\nSilk\nHemp\nFlax\nSisal\nJute \nCoir\nKapok
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Try making up your own word or go to http://www3.merriam-webster.com/opendictionary/ or try http://www.merriam-webster.com/\n\nGood luck.
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check these out ...\n\n\n\nooid \nook \nookinesis \nookinete \nookinetic \noolachan \noolemma \noolite \noological \noologist \noologize \noolong \nooman \noomancy \noometer
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have you tried googling it?\nI wish my Mum would have helped me with my homework!!\nGood luck x
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look for prefixes and suffixes, find the baseword, I've even had my students read it backwords, for example: hypochondriac would be read "ac, dr-iac, chon-dr-iac, hypo-chon-dri-ac."
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x is kisses and o is hugsbecause you make an o with your arms when you hug and lip pushed together looks like an x
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beginning with the letter "o"\noverwhelmed\non edge\nopen\noutstanding\nobnoxious\nobstinate\noutraged\nobsolete\nostracized\noverlooked\noffended\noverjoyed\nobliging\nopen\noptimistic\noodles\nobtuse\nold-fashioned\n\nbeginning with the letter "r"\nround\nrotund\nreliable\nrespectful\nreceptive\nreasonable\nrelieved\nrestless\nridiculous\nrotten\nrough\nresentful\nrepulsive\nrobust\nrich\nrelaxed\nreal
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One word I learned that I think should be included in everyone's vocabulary is snickersnee. It means fighting or  sword. Plus, students really enjoy this word- it just sounds cool! Part of speech- n.
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E - Exhausting \nX - Xplosive\nA - Adventurous \nM - Maddening\n\nlol :)
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Try searches here\n\nhttp://www.scirus.com/srsapp/\n\nhttp://www.scienceresearch.com/search/\n\nAlso, try the alternate spellings xanthum and xanthan
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Give this a try, it's a cross-word help site that does anagrams and cryptograms\nhttp://www.oneacross.com/