| 12 letter words | 11 letter words | 10 letter words |
| 9 letter words | 8 letter words | 7 letter words |
| 6 letter words | 5 letter words | 4 letter words |
| 3 letter words | 2 letter words |
| alum | arum | bumf |
| bump | bums | chum |
| doum | drum | duma |
| dumb | dump | fume |
| fumy | gaum | geum |
| glum | grum | gums |
| hump | hums | jump |
| luma | lump | lums |
| mumm | mump | mums |
| mumu | neum | numb |
| ovum | plum | puma |
| pump | rump | rums |
| scum | slum | stum |
| sumo | sump | sums |
| swum | tump | umbo |
| umps |
| bum | gum | hum |
| lum | mum | rum |
| sum | umm | ump |
| vum | yum |
| um |
What I need is the dandelion in the spring. The bright yellow that means rebirth instead of destruction. The promise that life can go on, no matter how bad our losses. That it can be good again.
Did you know that the original name for Pac-Man was Puck-Man? You'd think it was because he looks like a hockey puck but it actually comes from the Japanese phrase Paku-Paku, which means to flap one's mouth open and closed. They changed it because they thought Puck-Man would be too easy to vandalize, you know, like people could just scratch off the P and turn it into an F or whatever.
To be effective, an officer must have unclouded vision about what is ahead. Such vision demands that the officer deal with all his priorities, but not necessarily in sequential order. Indeed, an officer must develop the ability to see all ramifications of his action, or inaction, at once.