femdoste

Rhyming Words not Ending in doste

adate

(b.oro)  adaptation; adapt; adapt (oneself)

adhesiente

(b)  adhesive

aloete

(pn)  some other ones

alote

(pn)  somebody else, someone else

alucinagiente

(b)  hallucinogen

antibioente

(b)  antibiotic

antidepresiente

(b)  antidepressant

antigutonente

(b)  analgesic, analgaesic, painkiller, pain reliever

arte

(b)  art

awgutonente

(b)  analgesic, analgaesic, painkiller, pain reliever

banete

(pn)  some of them

bante

(pn)  somebody, someone

basoklarinete

(b)  bass clarinet

bete

(b)  daughter, son, child, children

ceramikaarte

(b)  ceramics

cokolate

(b)  chocolate

cote

(t)  short, low

debate

(b.oj)  debate; debate

denete

(pn)  those ones

dente

(pn)  that, that one, that being, that person

Dorote

(su n)  Dorothy, Dorothea

elite

(b)  elite

ente

(b)  (inanimate) agent

ete

(pn)  they, them (animate, personified objects)

fembete

(b)  daughter

femete

(pn)  they (females)

femkonte

(b)  countess

femlilbete

(b)  granddaughter

femte

(pn)  she

filmearte

(b)  cinema, cinematography

gamibete

(b)  daughter-in-law, son-in-law

gante

(b)  glove

hinete

(pn)  these ones

hinte

(pn)  this, this one, this being, this person

Hipokrate

(su n)  Hippocrates

ite

(b)  letter t

kancerente

(b)  carcinogen

karate

(b)  karate

karote

(b)  carrot

kasete

(b)  cassette

keete

(pn)  who? which ones?

kete

(pn)  who, which (one)

klarinete

(b)  clarinet

kliente

(b)  client, customer

kokiarte

(b)  cuisine

koncunmorgiente

(b)  insecticide

kontaminaente

(b)  contaminant

konte

(b)  count, countess, earl

kontraste

(b.oro)  contrast; contrast

kostante

(t)  constant; constantly

koyote

(b)  coyote

kwasibete

(b)  step-child, stepchild, step-daughter, stepdaugher, step-son, stepson

Levante

(su n)  Levant

lilbete

(b)  grandson, granddaughter, grandchild, grandchildren

limite

(b.oj)  limit; limit

lubrikaente

(b)  lubricant

macete

(b)  machete

macwiente

(b)  anesthetic, anaesthetic

manbete

(b)  son

manete

(pn)  they (males)

mankonte

(b)  count

manlilbete

(b)  grandson

mante

(pn)  he

medisente

(b.oj)  medication, medicine; medicate (treat with medication)

mote

(t)  thick

moyete

(pn)  they all, all of them

moyte

(pn)  everybody, everyone

munte

(b)  mouth

muskete

(b)  musket

nexaste

(b)  starch

nilete

(pn)  none of them

nilte

(pn)  nobody, no one

ocelote

(b)  ocelot, Leopardus pardalis

omelete

(b)  omelette

otosu ete

(su pn)  theirs (those beings belonging to those things)

otosu te

(su pn)  theirs (that being belonging to those things)

posenfeksiente

(b)  disinfectant, sanitizer

primate

(b)  primate

probioente

(b)  probiotic

prute

(b.oj.ru)  fart, flatulence; fart

rupelente

(b)  repellent

sahte

(t)  hard, stiff, rigid, firm, tough, rough; rigidly, firmly, toughly, roughly

samaete

(pn)  the same ones

samate

(pn)  (the) same one

satelite

(b)  satellite

Sokrate

(su n)  Soctrates

solunbete

(b)  only child

tangente

(b)  tangent (mathematics)

te

(pn)  animate, personified object: he, him, she, her, they (singular), them (singular)

tomate

(b)  tomato

tute

(b)  mulberry, Morus

twalete

(b)  toilet

vite

(b.oj)  screw; screw

xafebete

(b)  descendant

xekaste

(b.oj)  defeat; defeat, beat

yate

(b)  yacht