The one-look link provides a nice long list (100 results) , but note that this source usually includes two sorts of words you may not be interested in:
a) proper names
b) prefixed forms that are not stand-alone words (example from this list, "germano-")
If you want a list that removes those types, and includes only "Scrabble-qualifying" answers, try morewords.com, which lists the following 86 words:
albino, altiplano, amino, ammino, ammono, amorino, andantino, antineutrino, arseno, arsino, avgolemono, baldachino, bambino, beano, boliviano, campesino, cappuccino, carbamino, casino, cassino, chicano, chino, cioppino, concertino, cyano, domino, fano, fino, fortepiano, gitano, guano, imino, inferno, jalapeno, kakemono, keno, kimono, kino, ladino, langostino, latino, leno, lino, llano, madrono, makimono, mano, maraschino, marrano, meno, merino, mestino, mono, neutrino, no, notturno, oregano, paesano, paisano, palomino, parmigiano, pecorino, phono, piano, pintano, pompano, porcino, porno, rhino, ripieno, romano, segno, serrano, solano, sopranino, soprano, sordino, steno, stratovolcano, timpano, tympano, vino, volcano, wino, zecchino, zingano
http://www.morewords/ends-with/no
Notice that all you have to do to get such a list is to use the website's main address, that is
http://www.morewords.com/
Then, for the sort of case you've described add "ends-with" or "starts-with" thus:
/ends-with/no
/starts-with/neo
Various other ways of searching for words by pattern and length are explained on the site's home page.
2007-11-15 23:01:04
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answered by bruhaha 7
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