| 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 |
| amins | ayins | brins |
| cains | chins | coins |
| djins | foins | gains |
| grins | joins | kains |
| loins | mains | pains |
| peins | pyins | quins |
| rains | reins | ruins |
| sains | shins | skins |
| spins | tains | thins |
| twins | veins | wains |
| whins | zeins |
| ains | bins | dins |
| fins | gins | hins |
| jins | kins | lins |
| pins | rins | sins |
| tins | vins | wins |
| yins | zins |
| ins |
You guys were right, Parker is too excited about everything. I mean I am all for living, but come on, this is the Gellers 35th wedding anniversary, let us call a spade a spade, this party stinks.
We are not robots and things do not need to change. I like how things are! I like eating the same things. You know why? Because those are the things I like! I like chicken. And I like pot roast. And, that is how I feel about you Jean.
What we need is a good opening sentence. Something that will smack the reader right between the eyes, and then take him on a virtual roller coaster ride of self awareness and discovery. Frasier, while you were over there, mixing metaphors like a Cuisinart, I have had a breakthrough.