/str/ (0/4) /str/ straddles, strolls, struts,
strikes, and strafes. /str/ strives to struggle against
stress, strain, and stricture with strength. /str/ straddles,
straggles, strands, streams, stretches, strews, and strings
out.
/kr/ (0/2) Germanic symbol for twistedness. /kr/
cracks, creaks, croaks, crashes, crushes, crackles, crunches,
cricks, and cronks. /kr/ crumples, crumps, crimps, cringes,
cranks, crimps, creeps, crawls, and crouches.
/kr/ (1/2) Jarring, Harsh, Grating Sound, with
Abrupt, Irregular Onset: crow, crane, crack, creak,
crook (croak), crake, crush, crash, croak, crackle, crick-
crack (repeated sharp sound), crunk (utter a hoarse, harsh
cry, said of birds), crick (sound of grasshopper or the like),
crunkle (cry like a crane, frequentative of crunk), crunch,
craunch (crunch), cronch (crunch), crank (make a jarring or
grating sound), cronk (cry of the wild goose), crumb (sound of
a bursting bomb or shell),
/kr/ (2/2) Twistedness, Crookedness, Distortion:
crumpled (crooked, curled), crump (curl up), cramp, crimp
(shrink, curl), crank, cringe, crinkle, crunkle (crinkle),
crankle (run zigzag), crinkle-crankle (wind in and out), crick
(spasm of the muscles), creep, crawl, crouch, crisp (curl,
twist),
/skr/ (0/3) /skr/ scrapes, scritches, screams,
screeches, and scrunches. /skr/ scrubs, scrambles, scribbles,
and scrawls.
/Sr/ (0/5) /Sr/ shrieks and shreds like shrill
shrapnel.
/Sr/ (1/5) Unpleasant Sound Or Horribleness:
shream (scream), shriek, shrieky, shrill, shrew, shrewish,
shrapnel {eponymous}, schrik (a sudden fright or panic),
schrecklichkeit (horror, horribleness, devilishness,
terribleness),
/Sr/ (2/5) Shrubbery Or Trimming: shred, shragger
(a tree trimmer), shrub, shrubbery,
/Sr/ (3/5) Shrinkage: shrink, shrinkage, shrivel,
/Sr/ (4/5) Holiness, Law, Banking: shrine, shrive,
shrieve (variant of shrive), shriver (confessor), shrift (act
of shriving), Shrove Tuesday, shroom (psychedelic mushroom, to
ingest psychedelic mushrooms) sri (fortunate, glorious,
beautiful, majestic, and holy; conventional title of respect
when addressing or speaking of a distinguished Indian)
{Sanskrit}, shri (variant of sri), shree (variant of sri)
shrievalty (the office or jurisdiction of a sheriff), shrewd,
shroff (to inspect coins, a bank expert who fixes coin
valiues, moneychanger, banker), schreinerize (polish),
/cw/ (1/1) Obstruction: thwart, thwack, thwing,
thwittle, thwaite (forest land cleared and converted to
tillage; a piece of land used as a meadow), thwertnick
(according to old English law, entertaining a sheriff for
three nights),
/Sw/ (0/1) Intensified /w/
/Sw/ (1/1) Unclassified: shwack, shwoosh,
/m/ (0/4) /m/ murmurs, mutters, mumbles, mews, moos,
and munches. /m/ mopes in a mad, muddled, miffed, mean mood
/m/ is mired in milky marshy muck, mucus, and merde.
/m/ (1/4) Movements of Mouth, Muttering Sounds:
murmur, murr (a form of catarrh), mutter, mumble, mum, munch,
mump,
/m/ (2/4) Feelings Characterized by Particular
Position of Mouth or Lips: mop (make a grimace), mow
(make a grimace), mope (be listless) {probably variation of
mop}, miff (fit of ill-humor), miffed, miminy-piminy, mizzle
(drizzle), mad, mood, muddle, mean,
/sn/ (0/2) /sn/ snarls, sneers, snickers, sniffles,
sniffs, sneezes, and snorts with a snide, snooty snout.
/sn/ (1/2) Sound and Movement of Mouth, Nose, and
Face: snite (clean the nose), snout, snatch, snack, snap,
sniff, snore, snort {intensified snore}, snot (mucus of the
nose, snuff of the candle), snivel, sneeze, sneer, snuff,
snarl, snar (snarl, growl), snicker, snigger {variant of
snicker}, sniffle, snip {variant of nip or ablaut variant of
snap}, sneap (nip, pinch) {variant of snap}, snick (snip,
nick) {variant of nick, influenced by snip}, sneer, snide,
snooty,
/Sn/ (2/2) Nose and Mouth: schnorkel (snorkle),
schnozzle, schnoz, schnauzkrampf (a mouth that looks more like
a snout), schnauzer (a short haired terrier of a German breed,
with a heavy head, heavy eyebrows and beard, and small ears),
/j/ (0/1) /j/ yells, yelps, yaps, yaks, yatters, and
yammers.
/j/ (1/1) Loud, Vocal Sounds: yell, yelp, yex,
yesk (sob, hiccup, belch), yo-ho, yow (exclamation), yowl,
yawl (cry of pain, grief, distress) {variant of yowl}, yawp
(yelp, cry harshly), yammer, yap (bark sharply), yaffle (name
of green woodpecker), yah (exclamation of disgust), yaw-haw
(guffaw), yaw-yaw (talk affectedly), yoho (exclamation to call
attention), yoicks (fox-hunting cry urging on the hounds),
yoop (sound of convulsive sobbing), yow (cry of cat or dog),
yep (a call to urge a horse), yip (cheep as a young bird),
yipe, yatter, yak,
