5 letter words that end with E

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5 letter words that end with E

5 letter E word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
abase	9	8	to lower in rank, pr...
abate	9	8	to reduce in intensi...
abcee	12	11	the alphabet, also A...
abele	10	9	the white poplar-tre...
abide	10	9	to wait for; to stay...
abode	9	9	a dwelling-place [n...
abore	9	8	ABEAR, to bear; to b...
above	11	12	mentioned earlier [a...
abune	9	10	(Scots) above, also...
abuse	10	9	to revile or swear a...
ackee	11	12	(Kru) a small Africa...
acute	11	9	a type of accent mar...
adage	8	8	a proverb, a traditi...
addle	9	8	to confuse [v ADDLED...
adobe	9	9	(Arabic) an unburned...
adore	7	6	to love deeply [v AD...
adoze	10	15	dozing [adj]
aerie	7	5	the nest of a bird o...
afire	10	8	on fire [adj]
afore	9	8	before [adv]
agape	10	10	a love feast practis...
agate	8	7	a variety of quartz...
agave	10	11	any of numerous spin...
agaze	11	16	(archaic) at gaze, g...
agene	7	8	a chemical compound...
aggie	10	9	a type of playing ma...
agile	10	8	able to move quickly...
aglee	9	8	(Scots) with a turn...
agoge	9	9	(Greek) in Greek mus...
agone	7	8	(archaic) gone, past...
agree	8	7	to have the same opi...
ainee	6	6	(French) (of a femal...
aisle	9	6	a passage between se...
aiyee	13	7	an interjection used...
aizle	12	15	(Scots) hot ashes, a...
akene	7	10	a dry one-seeded fru...
alane	7	7	(dialect) alone [adj...
alate	8	6	having wings, also A...
albee	10	9	(archaic) albeit, al...
aleye	14	8	to quell, also ALLAY...
algae	9	8	ALGA, a seaweed [n]
alike	10	10	having close resembl...
aline	8	7	to arrange in a stra...
alive	11	10	living [adj]
alkie	10	10	an alcoholic, also A...
allee	9	7	(French) an avenue,...
alone	7	7	solitary [adj ALONEL...
alowe	11	9	ablaze [adv]
alure	9	7	(obsolete) a walk be...
amate	8	8	(archaic) to dismay,...
amaze	11	17	to overwhelm with as...
amble	12	12	to saunter [v AMBLED...
amene	7	9	pleasant, offering a...
amice	12	11	a furred hood with l...
amide	9	9	a compound formed by...
amine	8	9	a compound derived f...
amole	9	9	a plant root used as...
amove	10	12	(obsolete) to stir u...
ample	12	12	plentiful [adj AMPLE...
amuse	9	9	to entertain [v AMUS...
ancle	11	10	(archaic) ankle [n -...
anele	7	7	to anoint with extre...
angle	9	9	to with hook and lin...
anile	8	7	old-womanish [adj]
anime	8	9	the resin of the W I...
anise	7	6	an annual Mediterran...
ankle	9	11	the joint connecting...
anode	6	7	a positively charged...
anole	7	7	a tropical lizard of...
ansae	6	6	ANSA, the projecting...
antae	6	6	ANTA, a square pilas...
antre	7	6	(Shakespeare) a cave...
apace	12	11	in a state of haste...
apage	10	10	(Greek) away, depart...
apode	9	9	an animal without fe...
apple	13	12	the firm round edibl...
aquae	15	15	AQUA, water [n]
arame	8	8	(Japanese) a type of...
areae	6	5	AREA, a region [n]
arede	7	6	to declare, also ARE...
arene	6	6	an aromatic hydrocar...
arere	7	5	(Spenser) backward,...
arete	7	5	a sharp mountain rid...
argle	10	8	to argue [v ARGLED,...
argue	9	8	to discuss with reas...
arise	8	5	to come up [v AROSE,...
arose	7	5	ARISE, to come up [v...
aruhe	10	8	(Maori) the edible r...
arvee	9	9	(short for) recreati...
aside	8	6	on or to one side [a...
atoke	8	9	a sexless part of so...
atone	6	6	to make amends [v AT...
aurae	7	6	AURA, a subtle emana...
avale	10	10	(obsolete) to descen...
avine	9	10	pertaining to birds...
avise	10	9	to advise, also AVIZ...
avize	13	18	to advise, also AVIS...
avyze	19	20	to advise, also AVIS...
awake	11	12	to rouse from sleep...
aware	10	8	knowing and alert [a...
awave	12	12	(archaic) in a wave,...
awoke	11	12	AWAKE, to rouse from...
axile	15	13	coinciding with an a...
axite	14	12	a fibre of an axon,...
axone	12	13	a nerve fibre, also...
aygre	15	9	(Shakespeare) eager...
ayrie	14	7	the nest of a bird o...
azide	11	15	a salt of hydrazoic...
azine	10	15	a type of nitrogen c...
azole	11	15	any of various organ...
azote	10	14	an old name for nitr...
azure	11	15	a delicate blue colo...
azyme	18	19	unleavened bread, al...
badge	11	11	to supply with an in...
bagie	11	10	(Northumbrian dialec...
baize	13	17	to cover with a gree...
barbe	12	11	a medieval cloth hea...
barde	10	9	to cover a horse wit...
barge	11	10	to push one's way ru...
barre	10	8	a chord on a guitar...
barye	16	10	a unit of pressure [...
basse	10	8	a European fish of t...
baste	10	8	to keep (meat) moist...
bathe	12	10	to wash by immersion...
bayle	17	11	a pole, a barrier se...
beare	9	8	(Spenser) a burden;...
becke	14	15	(Spenser) a beak, al...
bedye	16	11	to dye or stain [v B...
beige	11	10	a woollen fabric of...
belee	10	9	to put on the lee si...
belie	11	9	to misrepresent [v B...
belle	12	10	a young lady of supe...
benne	8	10	the sesame plant, al...
berme	11	11	a narrow shelf or pa...
besee	9	8	(obsolete) to look t...
bevue	12	13	(French) a blunder,...
bible	14	12	an authoritative pub...
bigae	11	10	BIGA, (Latin) a two-...
bikie	12	12	(Australian slang) a...
bilge	13	11	to spring a leak [v...
binge	11	11	to eat or drink to e...
biome	11	11	an extensive ecologi...
birle	12	9	to carouse, also BIR...
birse	11	8	to bruise [v BIRSED,...
bitte	11	8	(German) please [int...
blade	11	10	the cutting part of...
blame	12	12	to find fault with [...
blare	11	9	to sound loudly [v B...
blase	11	9	(French) having the...
blate	11	9	(Scots) timidly awkw...
blaze	14	18	to burn with a stron...
blite	12	9	a genus of herbs of...
blive	14	13	immediately, also BE...
bloke	12	13	a fellow [n -S]
blore	11	9	(archaic) a violent...
blude	12	11	(Scots) blood, also...
blume	13	13	to blossom [v BLUMED...
blype	20	14	(Scots) a piece of s...
bocce	16	14	an Italian bowling g...
boche	15	13	an offensive term fo...
bodge	11	11	to patch up [v BODGE...
bodle	11	10	a former Scottish co...
bogie	11	10	(Australian slang) t...
bogle	12	11	to perform the bogle...
bogue	11	11	a Mediterranean fish...
boite	10	8	(French) a nightclub...
bombe	13	14	(French) a dessert,...
bonce	12	12	a large marble used...
bonie	9	9	(Scots) bonny [adj]
bonne	8	10	(French) a French ma...
bonze	12	18	(Japanese) a Japanes...
boose	9	8	to drink excessively...
booze	12	17	to drink excessively...
borde	10	9	(obsolete) board, al...
boree	9	8	(Native Australian)...
borne	9	9	BEAR, to endure [v]
bosie	10	8	a kind of delivery i...
botte	10	8	a thrust in fencing...
bouge	11	11	(Shakespeare) to bud...
boule	11	10	(Greek) in ancient G...
bouse	10	9	to haul with tackle,...
bowie	13	11	as in bowie knife, a...
bowne	12	12	to prepare, also BOU...
bowse	13	11	to haul with tackle,...
brace	13	11	to support [v BRACED...
brake	11	12	to slow down or stop...
brame	11	11	(Spenser) a fierce l...
brane	9	9	a multi-dimensional...
brave	12	12	to face with courage...
braze	13	17	to solder with an al...
brede	10	9	to braid, to plait [...
breme	11	11	(Spenser) fierce, ke...
brere	10	8	(Spenser) a briar, a...
breve	12	12	an obsolescent music...
bribe	13	11	to influence by offe...
bride	11	9	to act the bride [v...
brine	10	9	to treat with salt w...
brise	11	8	(French) a movement...
brize	14	17	furnace refuse used...
broke	11	12	to act as a stockbro...
brome	11	11	a kind of grass rese...
brose	10	8	(Scots) a dish of oa...
brule	12	10	a mixed race person...
brume	12	12	mist or fog [n -S]
brute	11	9	brutal [adj BRUTER,...
buaze	13	18	an African shrub, al...
bubbe	15	15	(Yiddish) a Jewish g...
budge	12	12	to move or stir [v B...
buffe	15	15	BUFFA, (Italian) the...
bugle	13	12	to play a brass wind...
bulge	13	12	to swell out [v BULG...
bulse	12	10	a small bag for diam...
bunce	13	13	to disguise pilferin...
bunde	10	11	BUND, a German feder...
bunje	12	19	a strong rubber rope...
burke	12	13	to murder by suffoca...
burse	11	9	a square cloth case...
butle	12	10	to serve as a butler...
butte	11	9	an isolated hill ris...
cable	14	12	to fasten with a hea...
cabre	13	11	in heraldry, rearing...
cache	16	13	to store in a hiding...
cadee	10	9	(Scots) a caddie, al...
cadge	12	11	to get by begging [v...
cadie	11	9	(Scots) a caddie, al...
cadre	11	9	(French) a permanent...
caese	10	8	(Shakespeare) enough...
calve	14	13	to give birth to a c...
canoe	9	9	to paddle a small sl...
caple	14	12	a horse, also CAPUL...
carle	12	9	a rude, rustic man;...
carse	11	8	(Scots) alluvial low...
carte	11	8	(French) a bill of f...
carve	13	12	to form by cutting,...
caste	11	8	a system of distinct...
cause	11	9	to bring about [v CA...
cavie	13	12	(Scots) a hencoop or...
cease	10	8	to stop [v CEASED, C...
ceaze	13	17	(obsolete) to seize...
cense	10	9	to perfume with ince...
cerge	12	10	a large wax candle b...
cerne	10	9	(Shakespeare) to con...
cesse	11	8	(Spenser) to cease [...
cezve	16	21	a small metal pot, u...
chace	16	13	(obsolete) to chase...
chafe	15	13	to warm by rubbing [...
chape	15	13	the plate of metal a...
chare	13	10	to do odd jobs of wo...
chase	13	10	to pursue [v CHASED,...
chave	15	14	(dialect) I have [v]
chere	13	10	(French) dear (femin...
chide	14	11	to scold [v CHID or...
chile	15	11	the (dried) red pod...
chime	15	13	to ring in harmony [...
chine	13	11	to break the back of...
chive	16	14	to cut with a knife...
chode	13	11	CHIDE, to scold [v]
choke	14	14	to impede the breath...
chore	13	10	to do small jobs [v...
chose	13	10	(French) in law, a t...
chuse	14	11	(obsolete) to choose...
chute	14	11	to convey by a verti...
chyle	21	13	a milky fluid secret...
chyme	21	15	semiliquid, partly d...
civie	14	12	(short for) a civili...
clade	12	10	a group of organisms...
clame	13	12	(Spenser) a call, sh...
clave	14	13	in plants, a gradual...
clepe	14	12	(archaic) to call, n...
cleve	14	13	(dialect) a cliff, a...
clime	14	12	the atmosphere of an...
cline	12	10	a gradual geographic...
clipe	15	12	to tell tales [v CLI...
cloke	13	13	to clothe with a clo...
clone	11	10	to reproduce by asex...
close	12	9	to make impassable [...
clote	12	9	the common burdock,...
clove	14	13	the flower-bud of th...
cloye	18	11	(Shakespeare) to cla...
cloze	15	18	a type of educationa...
clype	21	14	to tell tales [v CLY...
coate	10	8	to cite as evidence...
coble	14	12	(Welsh) a short, fla...
cogie	12	10	(Scots) a small wood...
cogue	12	11	(Scots) a small wood...
cohoe	12	10	a Pacific salmon, al...
comae	11	11	COMA, (Latin) a sphe...
combe	14	14	a narrow valley, als...
comte	12	11	(French) a French no...
conge	11	11	to take leave [v CON...
conne	9	10	(Spenser) to know, a...
conte	10	9	(French) a short sto...
cooee	9	8	to cry out shrilly,...
cooze	13	17	(colloquial) US and...
copse	13	11	to cut back trees [v...
corbe	13	11	a projection of ston...
corse	11	8	a corpse [n -S]
cosie	11	8	a covering for a tea...
coste	11	8	(Spenser) a coast [n...
coude	11	10	(French) a reflectin...
coupe	13	12	(French) a four-whee...
coure	11	9	to cower [v COURED,...
coxae	16	15	COXA, the hip bone [...
cozie	14	17	a cover for a teapot...
crake	12	12	to utter the cry of...
crame	12	11	(Scots) a booth for...
crane	10	9	to stretch out one's...
crape	13	11	to cover or shroud w...
crare	11	8	a trading vessel, al...
crate	11	8	to put in a packing...
crave	13	12	to desire greatly [v...
craze	14	17	to make insane [v CR...
creme	12	11	(French) cream [n -S...
crepe	13	11	to cover with crepe,...
crewe	14	11	(archaic) a pot [n -...
crime	13	11	to convict over a br...
crine	11	9	(Scots) to shrink or...
cripe	14	11	used as a mild oath,...
crise	12	8	an expression of sur...
crome	12	11	to draw by a crook,...
crone	10	9	a withered old woman...
crore	11	8	(Hindi) an Indian un...
croze	14	17	a tool used in barre...
crude	12	10	unrefined petroleum...
cruse	12	9	an earthenware pot [...
cruve	14	13	a pen or sty, also C...
ctene	10	9	a comb-like swimming...
curie	12	9	a unit of radioactiv...
curse	12	9	to invoke evil upon...
curve	14	13	to deviate from stra...
cutie	12	9	a cute person, also...
cuvee	13	13	(French) a vat of bl...
cycle	22	14	to ride a bicycle [v...
cymae	18	13	CYMA, a curved mould...
daine	7	7	(Shakespeare) to dei...
dalle	10	8	(French) a slab or t...
damme	10	12	damn me [interj]
dance	10	10	to move rhythmically...
darre	8	6	to venture boldly, a...
daube	10	10	(French) a meat stew...
deare	7	6	to injure, also DEAR...
deave	9	10	(Scots) to deafen, w...
debye	16	11	a unit of measure fo...
deere	7	6	(Spenser) a deer [n...
deeve	9	10	to deafen, also DEAV...
deice	11	9	to free of ice [v DE...
delve	11	11	to search in depth [...
dense	7	7	compact [adj DENSER,...
desse	8	6	(Spenser) a desk [n...
deuce	11	10	to even the score at...
dexie	14	13	a tablet of dex, als...
dhole	11	9	an Indian wild dog [...
diane	7	7	as in steak diane, s...
didie	9	7	a diaper, also DIDY...
diene	7	7	an organic compound...
dinge	9	9	the condition of bei...
diode	8	7	a type of electron t...
dirge	10	8	a funeral song or hy...
dirke	10	10	(Spenser) to darken...
disme	10	9	a former 10-cent coi...
dixie	15	13	a camp-kettle, also...
dobie	10	9	an unburnt sun-dried...
dodge	9	9	to evade [v DODGED,...
dogie	9	8	a stray calf, also D...
dolce	12	10	(Italian) a soft-ton...
donee	6	7	the person to whom a...
donne	6	8	(French) a datum, so...
dooce	10	9	to dismiss (an emplo...
doole	8	7	(obsolete) pain, woe...
doree	7	6	a yellow mackerel, a...
dorse	8	6	a kind of small cod...
douce	11	10	(French) sweet, plea...
douse	8	7	to plunge into water...
dovie	10	10	(Scots) stupid [adj...
dowie	11	9	(Scots) dull, low-sp...
dowle	12	10	(dialect) a portion...
dowse	11	9	to search for water...
doxie	14	13	a doctrine, also DOX...
drake	9	10	a male duck [n -S]
drape	10	9	to arrange in gracef...
drave	10	10	DRIVE, to urge or co...
drere	8	6	(Spenser) dreariness...
drice	12	9	dry ice or frozen gr...
drive	11	10	to urge or convey fo...
droke	9	10	(Canadian) a valley...
drole	9	7	a rogue or knave [n...
drome	9	9	(colloquial) an aero...
drone	7	7	to make a monotonous...
drove	10	10	to drive sheep or ca...
drupe	11	10	a fleshy fruit [n -S...
druse	9	7	a crust of small cry...
dulce	13	11	a sweet food or drin...
dulse	10	8	an edible red seawee...
dunce	11	11	a stupid person [n -...
duple	12	11	having two parts or...
dwale	12	10	deadly nightshade [n...
dwile	13	10	a floorcloth or mop...
dwine	11	10	(Scots) to pine, to...
eagle	9	8	a large bird of prey...
eagre	8	7	a bore or sudden ris...
easle	8	6	(Scots) hot ashes, a...
eathe	9	7	easy, also EATH, ETH...
edile	9	7	(Latin) in classical...
educe	11	10	to draw out, elicit...
eerie	7	5	uncanny, also EERY [...
eigne	8	8	(archaic) first born...
elate	8	6	to raise the spirits...
elide	9	7	to strike out (a wor...
elite	9	6	a socially select gr...
eloge	9	8	a funeral oration, a...
elope	10	9	to run away to be ma...
elpee	10	9	a long-playing recor...
elude	9	8	to evade [v ELUDED,...
elute	9	7	to remove by means o...
emcee	11	11	to serve as master o...
emote	8	8	to show exaggerated...
emove	10	12	to affect emotionall...
emule	10	10	(Southey) to emulate...
emure	9	9	(Shakespeare) to imm...
emyde	15	11	a genus of freshwate...
enate	6	6	a relative in the mo...
endue	7	8	to put on, as of clo...
ensue	7	7	to follow, also ENSE...
enure	7	7	to accustom or habit...
epode	9	9	a genre of lyric poe...
erase	7	5	to efface or rub out...
erode	7	6	to wear away [v EROD...
erose	7	5	irregularly notched...
esile	9	6	(obsolete) sour wine...
etage	8	7	a floor storey [n -S...
etape	9	8	(French) a storehous...
ethne	9	8	ETHNOS, (Greek) a gr...
ettle	9	6	(Scots) to intend, p...
etude	8	7	(French) a compositi...
etwee	10	8	a small ornamental c...
evade	9	10	to escape or avoid b...
evhoe	11	11	(Greek) a cry expres...
evite	10	9	to avoid, also EVITA...
evohe	11	11	expressing Bacchic f...
evoke	10	13	to call forth [v EVO...
exeme	14	15	to release or exempt...
exile	15	13	to banish from one's...
exine	13	13	the outer layer of s...
exode	13	13	(Greek) the concludi...
exude	14	14	to ooze forth [v EXU...
eyrie	14	7	a bird of prey's nes...
ezine	10	15	a magazine available...
fable	13	12	to tell fictitious t...
fadge	11	11	(archaic) to agree,...
faine	9	9	(Spenser) to feign,...
fakie	11	12	(in skateboarding an...
false	11	9	to deceive [v FALSED...
farce	13	11	to fill with stuffin...
farle	11	9	an oatmeal cake, als...
farse	10	8	to expand a narrativ...
fauve	12	13	a member of a group...
fayne	15	11	(Spenser) to feign,...
fayre	16	10	(archaic) a fair [n...
feare	9	8	a companion, also FE...
fease	9	8	to unsettle, also FA...
feaze	12	17	to unsettle, also FA...
feese	9	8	to unsettle, also FA...
feeze	12	17	to unsettle, also FA...
fehme	13	13	FEHM, (German) a med...
femme	12	14	(French) a woman [n...
fence	12	12	to enclose with a ba...
fesse	10	8	a horizontal band ac...
fibre	13	11	a threadlike cell or...
fiche	16	13	(French) a card or s...
fidge	12	11	to fidget [v FIDGED,...
fiere	10	8	a companion, also FE...
fille	13	10	(French) a girl [n -...
fique	19	18	a tough natural fibr...
firie	11	8	(Australian slang) a...
fitte	11	8	(archaic) a division...
flake	12	13	to peel off in thin...
flame	12	12	to burn brightly [v...
flane	10	10	to walk idly, saunte...
flare	11	9	to display glaringly...
fleme	12	12	(Scots) to put to fl...
flite	12	9	(Scots) to quarrel,...
flote	11	9	to skim e.g. milk [v...
fluke	13	14	to obtain by chance...
flume	13	13	to convey by an arti...
flute	12	10	to play on a woodwin...
flype	20	14	to strip back, to tu...
flyte	18	11	(Scots) to quarrel,...
fogie	11	10	a person with an old...
fogle	12	11	(slang) a silk handk...
folie	11	9	(French) madness [n...
force	13	11	to compel by strengt...
forge	11	10	to counterfeit for f...
forme	11	11	a body of type secur...
forte	10	8	(French) one's stron...
forze	13	17	FORZA, (Italian) for...
fosse	10	8	a ditch or moat, als...
foule	11	10	a fulled cloth, esp....
foxie	16	15	(colloquial) a fox-t...
foyle	17	11	(Spenser) to foil [v...
foyne	15	11	to thrust with a spe...
frame	11	11	to enclose in a bord...
frape	12	11	to alter the persona...
frate	10	8	a Franciscan friar [...
frere	10	8	a friar [n -S]
frise	11	8	(French) a decorated...
frize	14	17	(obsolete) to freeze...
frore	10	8	frozen, also FROREN,...
froze	13	17	FREEZE, to turn into...
fudge	12	12	to falsify [v FUDGED...
fugie	12	11	(Scots) a cock that...
fugle	13	12	(Carlyle) to act lik...
fugue	12	12	to compose a type of...
furze	14	18	a spiny shrub, aka g...
fusee	10	9	a large-headed frict...
fuzee	13	18	a match with a long...
fytte	17	10	(archaic) a division...
gable	12	11	to form a gable (a t...
gadge	10	10	an instrument of tor...
gadje	11	17	a fellow, also GADGI...
gaffe	13	13	a social blunder [n...
gambe	12	13	in heraldry, a beast...
gamme	11	13	a musical scale [n -...
garbe	11	10	a (heraldic) sheaf o...
garre	9	7	to make, compel [v G...
gauge	10	10	to measure precisely...
gauje	11	17	(Romany) a fellow, a...
gauze	12	17	a transparent fabric...
geare	8	7	(Spenser) to jeer [v...
geese	8	7	GOOSE, a swimming bi...
gelee	9	8	a cosmetic gel [n -S...
genie	8	8	a supernatural being...
genre	8	8	a literary or artist...
geode	8	8	a roughly spherical...
gerbe	11	10	(French) a (heraldic...
gerle	10	8	(Spenser) a girl [n...
gerne	8	8	(Spenser) to grin or...
gesse	9	7	(Spenser) to guess,...
geste	9	7	(obsolete) an exploi...
gighe	13	11	GIGA, a lively Itali...
gigue	11	10	a lively Baroque dan...
gimme	12	13	an easy golf putt co...
ginge	10	10	(colloquial) someone...
glace	13	11	(French) to ice with...
glade	10	9	an open space in a f...
glare	10	8	to shine with a hars...
glaze	13	17	to fit windows with...
glebe	12	11	the land belonging t...
glede	10	9	a bird of prey, also...
glide	11	9	to move effortlessly...
glike	12	12	(Shakespeare) a snee...
glime	12	11	to glance slyly [v G...
globe	12	11	to form into a spher...
glode	10	9	GLIDE, to move effor...
glove	12	12	to furnish with glov...
gloze	13	17	(archaic) to flatter...
glume	12	12	an outer sterile bra...
glute	11	9	any of the three lar...
gnome	9	11	a fabled little pers...
golpe	12	11	in heraldry, a purpl...
goose	8	7	to poke between the...
gorge	10	9	to stuff with food [...
gorse	9	7	any prickly papilion...
gosse	9	7	(Shakespeare) gorse...
gouge	10	10	to cut or scoop out...
goyle	16	10	(dialect) a ravine [...
grace	12	10	beauty [n -S] / to g...
grade	9	8	to arrange in steps...
grame	10	10	(obsolete) anger, wr...
grape	11	10	(Scots) to grope [v...
grate	9	7	to reduce to shreds...
grave	11	11	to engrave [v GRAVED...
graze	12	16	to feed on growing g...
grebe	11	10	a diving bird [n -S]
grece	12	10	a flight of steps, a...
grege	10	9	of a grey-beige colo...
grese	9	7	a flight of steps, a...
greve	11	11	(obsolete) armour co...
grice	13	10	to collect objects o...
gride	10	8	to pierce; to scrape...
grike	11	11	a crevice in a limes...
grime	11	10	to make dirty [v GRI...
gripe	12	10	to keep on complaini...
grise	10	7	to shudder at, to te...
grize	13	16	a flight of steps, a...
grone	8	8	to utter a low mourn...
grope	11	10	to feel about with t...
grove	11	11	a small forested are...
grufe	12	11	the face, also GROOF...
grume	11	11	a thick viscid subst...
gryce	19	12	a young boar [n -S]
gryde	16	10	to scrape harshly, a...
gryke	17	13	a crevice in a limes...
grype	18	12	(archaic) a griffin...
guide	10	9	to show the way [v G...
guile	11	9	cunning [adj] / to b...
guise	10	8	a semblance, seeming...
gunge	10	11	any dirty, messy or...
gurge	11	10	to swirl [v GURGED,...
gusle	11	9	a one-stringed Balka...
guyle	17	11	(Spenser) to beguile...
guyse	16	10	(Spenser) guise [n -...
gwine	12	11	(dialect) going [v]
gynae	14	10	(colloquial) gynaeco...
gynie	15	10	(colloquial) gynaeco...
hable	13	11	(Spenser) able [adj]
halse	11	8	to embrace, also HAU...
halve	13	12	to divide into two e...
hance	12	11	a curved rise from a...
hanse	9	8	a guild of merchants...
haole	10	8	one who is not a nat...
haste	10	7	to hurry, also HASTE...
hause	10	8	(archaic) to embrace...
haute	10	8	(French) feminine of...
hawse	13	10	to salute, greet, al...
hayle	17	10	(Spenser) welfare [n...
heame	10	10	(Spenser) home [adv]
heare	9	7	(Spenser) hair [n -S...
heave	11	11	to lift forcefully [...
hedge	11	10	to enclose with a de...
heeze	12	16	(Scots) to lift, hoi...
hefte	12	10	(Spenser) heaved [v]
helve	13	12	to provide with a ha...
hence	12	11	consequently [adv]
henge	10	10	a circle of stones o...
herse	10	7	(obsolete) a harrow...
herye	16	9	(Spenser) to praise,...
hinge	11	10	to attach a jointed...
hiree	10	7	one who is hired [n...
hithe	13	9	a port or small have...
hoise	10	7	to hoist [v HOISED,...
holme	12	11	an island in a river...
homie	11	10	a member of a youth...
homme	12	13	(French) a man [n -S...
hoove	11	11	(Spenser) to hover,...
horde	10	8	to gather in a large...
horme	11	10	goal-directed or pur...
horse	10	7	to provide with a la...
house	10	8	to reside in a build...
howbe	15	13	(Spenser) be it how...
howre	13	10	(obsolete) an hour [...
hoyle	17	10	a rule book [n -S]
hynde	16	11	(Spenser) a hind, a...
hythe	19	11	a small port [n -S]
ickle	14	13	(colloquial) little...
image	10	10	to form a likeness o...
imbue	12	12	to inspire with [v I...
imide	10	9	a class of organic c...
imine	9	9	a chemical compound...
inane	6	7	empty, senseless [ad...
inbye	16	11	(Scots) towards the...
incle	12	10	a broad linen tape,...
indie	8	7	(colloquial) an inde...
indue	8	8	to provide with, als...
ingle	10	9	a fireplace [n -S]
inkle	10	11	a broad linen tape,...
inure	8	7	to accustom oneself...
irade	8	6	(historical) a writt...
irate	8	5	angry [adj IRATER, I...
irone	7	6	an aromatic oil [n -...
isnae	7	6	is not (no inflectio...
issue	9	6	to put into circulat...
istle	10	6	a strong fibre obtai...
ixtle	16	13	a strong fibre obtai...
jambe	13	20	a piece of leg-armou...
jaspe	12	17	a cotton cloth with...
jaxie	16	21	the posterior, also...
jeeze	12	23	an interjection expr...
jembe	13	20	(Swahili) a hoe [n -...
jesse	10	14	to fasten straps to...
jeune	9	16	(French) young [adj]
jewie	13	17	(Australian slang) t...
jinne	9	16	(Afrikaans) an excla...
jirre	11	14	(Afrikaans) an excla...
joule	11	16	to bump, also JOLE,...
judge	12	18	to decide on critica...
juice	14	18	to extract liquid fr...
juvie	13	19	(slang) a juvenile d...
kamme	11	15	(Shakespeare) crooke...
kanae	7	10	(Maori) the grey mul...
kasme	10	12	(Hinglish) I swear [...
kayle	16	12	a ninepin, also KAIL...
kedge	10	12	to move (a ship) by...
keeve	10	13	a large tub, also KI...
kente	8	10	brightly coloured wo...
kerne	8	10	a medieval foot sold...
kerve	11	13	(Spenser) to carve [...
kibbe	14	15	an Eastern dish of g...
kidge	11	12	(Scots) brisk, cheer...
kieve	11	13	a large tub, also KE...
kiore	9	9	a small brown rat na...
kithe	12	11	to make known, also...
kluge	12	13	to fix by clumsy mak...
knave	10	14	a dishonest man [n -...
knawe	11	13	a cornfield weed of...
knife	11	13	to stab with a knife...
knive	11	14	to knife [v KNIVED,...
knowe	11	13	a rounded hillock, a...
koine	8	10	(Greek) a dialect th...
kopje	13	21	in South Africa, a s...
krewe	12	12	a private group part...
krone	8	10	a former monetary un...
kubie	12	13	a kubasa on a bun [n...
kurre	10	10	(Spenser) a cur [n -...
kylie	17	12	a boomerang, also KI...
kyloe	16	12	(Gaelic) a small lon...
kynde	15	13	(Spenser) to beget,...
kyrie	16	11	a religious petition...
kythe	18	13	to make known, also...
ladle	10	8	to serve with a larg...
lance	11	10	to pierce with a spe...
lande	8	8	(French) a heathy pl...
lapje	13	18	(Afrikaans) a rag or...
lapse	11	9	to pass into disuse...
laree	8	6	a monetary unit of M...
large	10	8	generosity [n -S] /...
lathe	11	8	a machine for turnin...
latke	10	10	(Yiddish) a traditio...
latte	9	6	a white coffee [n -S...
leare	8	6	(Scots) to teach, al...
lease	8	6	to contract the loan...
leave	10	10	to go away from [v L...
leaze	11	15	a pasture [n -S]
ledge	10	9	a narrow, shelflike...
leese	8	6	(Shakespeare) to los...
leeze	11	15	as in leeze me, Scot...
lefte	11	9	(Spenser) lifted [v]
legge	11	10	(Shakespeare) the dr...
lemme	11	12	(short for) let me [...
lense	8	7	a lens, transparent...
leone	7	7	the standard monetar...
lethe	11	8	forgetfulness [n -S]
levee	10	10	(historical) an earl...
liane	8	7	any climbing plant,...
liege	10	8	(historical) a perso...
lieve	11	10	(archaic) beloved, d...
ligge	12	10	(dialect) to lie, al...
ligne	10	9	a measure of watch m...
lisle	11	7	a fine, tightly twis...
lithe	12	8	supple [adj LITHER,...
litre	10	6	a unit of capacity,...
livre	12	10	a former monetary un...
loave	10	10	to form a head as in...
loche	14	11	a fish of the cod fa...
locie	12	9	an engine used in lo...
lodge	10	9	to provide temporary...
logie	10	8	the space in front o...
loipe	11	9	a track for cross-co...
longe	9	9	to guide a horse by...
looie	8	6	(colloquial) a lieut...
loose	8	6	slack [adj LOOSER, L...
lotte	9	6	(French) a food fish...
louie	9	7	(colloquial) a lieut...
loupe	11	10	(French) a jeweller'...
loure	9	7	(French) an old slow...
louse	9	7	to spoil or bungle [...
lovie	11	10	an endearment, love,...
lowne	11	10	(Scots) sheltered, c...
lowse	12	9	(Scots) loose [adj L...
lucre	13	10	sordid gain; riches...
lumme	12	13	(colloquial) an inte...
lunge	10	10	to make a sudden plu...
lurve	12	11	(slang) romantic lov...
lyase	15	8	an enzyme [n -S]
lycee	18	11	a French secondary s...
lythe	18	10	(Scots) a fish of th...
maare	8	8	MAAR, (German) a vol...
mache	14	13	a herb, lamb's lettu...
macle	13	12	a mineral, aka chias...
madge	10	11	a type of hammer use...
madre	9	9	(Spanish) mother [n...
mahoe	10	10	a small, bushy white...
maile	10	9	a Hawaiian flowering...
maire	9	8	(French) a mayor [n...
maise	9	8	a measure of five hu...
maize	12	17	an American cereal g...
mamee	9	11	a tropical plant hav...
mamie	10	11	a tropical plant hav...
mange	9	11	a skin disease of do...
manse	8	9	a house allocated to...
maple	12	12	a hardwood tree [n -...
marae	8	8	(Maori) a meeting-pl...
marge	10	10	(short for) margarin...
marle	10	9	(obsolete) a marvel...
marse	9	8	(US) master [n -S]
masse	9	8	(French) a vertical...
matte	9	8	a molten mixture of...
mauve	11	13	a purple colour [n -...
mavie	11	12	the throstle or song...
maybe	17	13	an uncertainty [n -S...
meane	7	9	(Scots) to lament, m...
meare	8	8	(Spenser) to divide,...
mease	8	8	(Scots) to make less...
medle	10	10	(Shakespeare) to med...
melee	9	9	(French) a confused...
menge	9	11	(archaic) to mix; to...
mense	8	9	to do honour to, to...
merde	9	9	(French) excrement,...
merge	10	10	to combine [v MERGED...
merle	10	9	a blackbird, also ME...
merse	9	8	(Scots) a low flat m...
mesne	8	9	middle; intervening;...
metre	9	8	to measure by mechan...
meuse	9	9	a small hole or gap...
mezze	15	26	a Greek or Middle Ea...
miche	15	13	to play truant, also...
midge	11	11	a small gnatlike fly...
mieve	11	12	(Spenser) to move [v...
mille	12	10	(French) a thousand...
minae	8	9	MINA, an ancient uni...
mince	12	12	to cut into very sma...
minge	10	11	(offensive) the fema...
minke	10	13	a kind of small whal...
mitre	10	8	a high, pointed head...
mixte	16	15	denoting a type of b...
mneme	9	12	the persisting effec...
mobie	11	11	(slang) a mobile pho...
moble	12	12	(obsolete) to muffle...
modge	10	11	(Dial) to do shoddy...
moile	10	9	a type of rice puddi...
moire	9	8	a fabric having a wa...
monde	8	10	(French) the world;...
monie	8	9	(Scots) many, also M...
monte	8	9	a favorite gambling...
moose	8	8	a large deer found i...
moove	10	12	(obsolete) to move,...
morae	8	8	MORA, a unit of metr...
morne	8	9	the blunt end of a j...
morse	9	8	(French) a walrus [n...
moste	9	8	MOTE, (obsolete) may...
motte	9	8	an artificial mound...
mouse	9	9	a small rodent [n MI...
movie	11	12	a motion picture [n...
moxie	15	15	(US slang) courage,...
moyle	16	11	to moil, toil [v MOY...
mudge	11	12	to equivocate, preva...
mulie	11	10	a western North Amer...
mulse	11	10	(obsolete) a drink o...
munge	10	12	to create a strong,...
murre	10	9	a guillemot, an auk,...
musse	10	9	to disarrange, to me...
mvule	13	14	an African tree [n -...
myope	17	13	a person having myop...
nache	12	11	the rump of beef; es...
nacre	10	9	mother-of-pearl [n -...
naeve	8	10	(obsolete) a birthma...
naive	9	10	lacking sophisticati...
nance	9	10	an effeminate young...
nappe	11	12	a sheet of rock whic...
narre	7	6	(Spenser) nearer [ad...
neafe	8	9	(Shakespeare) a fist...
neele	7	7	(obsolete) a needle,...
neese	6	6	(Scots) to sneeze, a...
neeze	9	15	(Scots) to sneeze, a...
neive	9	10	(archaic) the fist,...
nerve	9	10	to give courage to [...
neume	8	10	a succession of note...
newie	10	9	(Australian slang) a...
ngwee	11	11	(Bantu) a Zambian mo...
niche	13	11	to place in a hollow...
niece	10	9	a daughter of one's...
nieve	9	10	(archaic) the fist,...
nisse	8	6	in Scandinavian folk...
nitre	8	6	potassium nitrate or...
nixie	14	13	a female nix or mali...
noble	10	10	possessing qualities...
noise	7	6	to spread as a rumou...
nonce	9	10	the present occasion...
noose	6	6	to secure with a typ...
noule	8	8	the top of the head,...
novae	8	10	NOVA, an exploding s...
nudge	9	10	to poke gently [v NU...
nudie	8	8	(slang) a film featu...
nugae	8	9	(Latin) trifles, jes...
nurse	8	7	to care for the sick...
obese	9	8	very fat [adj OBESER...
obole	10	9	a medieval French co...
ochre	13	10	a native pigment com...
odyle	15	9	a mystical pervasive...
offie	12	11	(slang) an off-licen...
ogive	11	11	a pointed arch [n -S...
ohone	8	8	(Irish) an Irish int...
ojime	11	17	(Japanese) a carved...
oldie	9	7	(colloquial) an old...
olive	11	10	the small oval fruit...
ollie	10	7	to perform a certain...
olpae	10	9	OLPE, a Greek jug [n...
ombre	11	11	a card game, also OM...
oorie	7	5	(Scots) dingy, shabb...
opepe	11	11	a West African tree...
opine	9	9	to hold as an opinio...
orate	7	5	to speak formally [v...
orgue	9	8	(obsolete) a row of...
ounce	10	10	a measurement of wei...
ouphe	12	11	(Shakespeare) an oaf...
ourie	8	6	dingy, also OORIE, O...
outre	8	6	deviating from what...
ovate	9	9	egg-shaped [adj OVAT...
ovine	9	10	a sheep or similar a...
ovule	11	11	the structure inside...
owche	16	13	(archaic) a socket i...
owrie	11	8	(Scots) dingy, shabb...
oxeye	19	14	a wild chrysanthemum...
oxide	14	13	a compound containin...
oxime	15	15	any of a number of c...
ozone	9	15	an allotropic form o...
ozzie	14	23	(dialect) a hospital...
padle	11	10	(Scots) a fish, aka...
padre	10	9	(Italian) father; a...
pagle	12	11	the cowslip, also PA...
paire	10	8	(obsolete) an apheti...
paise	10	8	PAISA, (Hindi) an In...
pance	12	12	(obsolete) the pansy...
panne	8	10	a heavy lustrous sil...
parae	9	8	PARA, a small Turkis...
parge	11	10	to cover with plaste...
parle	11	9	to discuss terms wit...
parse	10	8	to describe and anal...
parve	12	12	(Yiddish) of food, c...
passe	10	8	(French) out of date...
paste	10	8	to fasten with a sti...
patte	10	8	a narrow band keepin...
pause	10	9	to stop temporarily...
payee	15	10	one to whom money is...
peace	12	11	a state of quiet [n...
peage	10	10	a form of currency o...
peare	9	8	(Spenser) a peer, an...
pease	9	8	(obsolete) to balanc...
peaze	12	17	to weigh, also PEISE...
pecke	14	15	(Shakespeare) to pit...
peece	12	11	(obsolete) a piece [...
peepe	11	11	(Shakespeare) a pip...
peeve	11	12	to irritate [v PEEVE...
peise	10	8	to weigh, also PEASE...
peize	13	17	to weigh, also PEISE...
pekoe	10	12	(Chinese) a kind of...
pence	12	12	in the United Kingdo...
penie	9	9	(Spenser) a penny, a...
penne	8	10	(Spenser) a pen, a p...
perce	13	11	(Spenser) to pierce,...
perse	10	8	a dark blue colour [...
perve	12	12	(short for) a perver...
petre	10	8	(colloquial) saltpet...
pewee	12	11	a small, olive-brown...
peyse	16	10	to weigh, also PEISE...
phage	13	12	(short for) a bacter...
phare	12	10	a lighthouse or beac...
phase	12	10	to carry out in dist...
phene	11	11	an old name for the...
phese	12	10	to unsettle, also FA...
phone	11	11	to telephone [v PHON...
phyle	20	13	(Greek) in ancient G...
piece	13	11	to join into a whole...
pilae	11	9	PILA, an anatomical...
pioye	16	10	(Scots) a homemade f...
pique	19	18	to arouse anger or r...
piste	11	8	(French) a ski-trail...
pixie	17	15	a small fairy, also...
place	14	12	to assign to a posit...
plage	12	11	a bright region on t...
plane	10	10	to make smooth and e...
plate	11	9	to cover with a thin...
plebe	13	12	a freshman at a mili...
ploye	17	11	a buckwheat pancake...
plume	13	13	to cover with feathe...
poake	10	12	(Shakespeare) a poke...
podge	11	11	a short, thickset pe...
pogge	12	12	the armed bullhead,...
poise	10	8	to hold in a state o...
pokie	11	12	a poker machine [n -...
polje	13	18	(Serbo-Croat) a larg...
pombe	13	14	(Swahili) an African...
ponce	12	12	a man who lives on t...
poove	11	12	(colloquial) an effe...
porae	9	8	(Maori) a large edib...
porge	11	10	in Jewish ritual, to...
posse	10	8	a body of men summon...
potae	9	8	(Maori) a hat [n -S]
pouke	11	13	a mischievous sprite...
poule	11	10	(French) a hen, esp....
poupe	12	12	(obsolete) to befool...
powre	13	11	(Spenser) to pour [v...
poyse	16	10	(obsolete) to poise,...
prase	10	8	a leek-green quartz...
prate	10	8	to talk foolishly or...
prese	10	8	PRESA, (Italian) a m...
preve	12	12	to prove, also PREEV...
price	14	11	to set a value on [v...
pride	11	9	to feel self-esteem...
prime	12	11	in best condition [a...
prise	11	8	to raise or force wi...
prize	14	17	to value highly [v P...
probe	12	11	to examine thoroughl...
proke	11	12	(dialect) to poke [v...
prole	11	9	to prowl, also PROLL...
prone	9	9	lying face down [adj...
prore	10	8	a prow; a ship [n -S...
prose	10	8	to write without met...
prove	12	12	to establish as cert...
prude	11	10	a prudish person [n...
prune	10	10	to trim and shape by...
pryse	17	10	(Spenser) to pay for...
psoae	9	8	PSOAS, a muscle of t...
pudge	12	12	a short, thickset pe...
pulse	12	10	to expand and contra...
pumie	12	12	(Spenser) a pebble,...
punce	13	13	(dialect) to prod or...
pupae	12	12	PUPA, an insect in t...
puree	10	9	to reduce to a thick...
purge	12	11	to purify [v PURGED,...
purse	11	9	to pucker, esp. the...
pusle	12	10	to puzzle [v PUSLED,...
pyxie	23	17	a creeping evergreen...
quake	17	19	to shake [v QUAKED o...
quale	17	16	a property or qualit...
quare	16	15	(dialect) queer [adj...
quate	16	15	fortune, destiny [n...
queme	17	18	(Spenser) to please,...
queue	16	16	to line up for servi...
quine	16	16	(Scots) a young woma...
quire	17	15	to sing in concert [...
quite	17	15	to depart from or st...
quote	16	15	to repeat the words...
quyte	23	17	(obsolete) to quit,...
rache	13	10	(archaic) a dog that...
radge	9	8	(Scots) angry, obstr...
ragde	9	8	(Shakespeare) ragged...
ragee	8	7	(Hindi) a kind of mi...
raile	9	6	(Spenser) to flow, g...
raine	7	6	(Spenser) to reign,...
raise	8	5	to move to a higher...
rakee	8	9	a Turkish liqueur, a...
ramee	8	8	(Malay) Rhea or Chin...
ramie	9	8	(Malay) Rhea or Chin...
rance	10	9	to prop [v RANCED, R...
ranee	6	6	the wife of a rajah,...
range	8	8	to place in a partic...
ranke	8	10	(Shakespeare) a jogt...
raphe	12	10	a seamlike ridge bet...
rappe	12	11	a Canadian dish of g...
raree	7	5	as in raree show, a...
rasse	8	5	a carnivore allied t...
rathe	10	7	(archaic) quick, ear...
rayle	15	8	(Spenser) to rail [v...
rayne	13	8	(Spenser) a reign, a...
razee	10	14	to cut down by remov...
reame	8	8	(Spenser) a realm [n...
reate	7	5	any of several kinds...
reave	9	9	(archaic) to rob, pl...
rebbe	12	11	(Yiddish) a rabbi or...
recce	14	11	to make a preliminar...
redye	14	8	to dye again [v REDY...
reede	7	6	(Spenser) counsel, a...
reeve	9	9	to fasten by passing...
regie	9	7	(French) a system of...
reive	10	9	(archaic) to plunder...
relie	9	6	(obsolete) to assemb...
renne	6	7	(Spenser) to run [v...
rente	7	6	(French) French or o...
resee	7	5	to see again [v RESA...
retie	8	5	to tie again [v RETI...
reuse	8	6	to use again [v REUS...
revie	10	9	to stake higher [v R...
revue	10	10	a type of musical sh...
rheme	11	10	the constituent of a...
rhime	12	10	(obsolete) a rhyme [...
rhine	10	8	a drainage channel,...
rhone	9	8	(Scots) a roof-gutte...
rhyme	18	12	to compose verse wit...
rhyne	16	10	a drainage channel,...
ridge	10	8	to form into long, n...
rieve	10	9	to rob, plunder, als...
rifle	12	9	to search through an...
rifte	11	8	RIVE, to tear apart...
rille	11	7	a valley on the moon...
rimae	9	8	RIMA, (Latin) a chin...
rinse	8	6	to cleanse with clea...
roate	7	5	to learn by repetiti...
roble	11	9	(Spanish) a name for...
rogue	9	8	to cheat or defraud...
ronde	7	7	a script printing ty...
ronne	6	7	(Spenser) to run [v...
ronte	7	6	(Spenser) a runt, al...
roose	7	5	to heap praise on [v...
roque	16	15	a form of croquet [n...
rorie	8	5	noisy, garish, too b...
rotte	8	5	a medieval stringed...
rouge	9	8	to colour with a red...
roule	9	7	(obsolete) a roll, a...
rouse	8	6	to disturb or awaken...
route	8	6	to send on a particu...
rowie	11	8	(Scots) a bread roll...
rowme	12	11	(Spenser) place, spa...
royne	13	8	(Spenser) to growl,...
ruble	12	10	a monetary unit of t...
ruche	14	11	a frill of lace or o...
rudie	9	7	(slang) a rude boy,...
ruffe	13	12	a freshwater fish, a...
rugae	9	8	RUGA, an anatomical...
rupee	10	9	a monetary unit of I...
russe	9	6	(French) as in charl...
rymme	17	13	(obsolete) to provid...
sable	11	9	to darken [v SABLED,...
sabre	10	8	to strike with a typ...
sadhe	10	8	(Hebrew) a Hebrew le...
saice	11	8	a male servant in In...
saine	7	6	(Spenser) 3rd person...
salle	10	7	(French) a hall [n -...
salse	9	6	(French) a mud volca...
salue	9	7	(obsolete) to salute...
salve	11	10	to soothe [v SALVED,...
saree	7	5	(Hindi) an outer gar...
sarge	9	7	(colloquial) sergean...
sasse	8	5	(Dutch) a sluice or...
sauce	11	9	to serve with a liqu...
saute	8	6	(French) to fry in a...
sayne	13	8	(Spenser) 3rd person...
scale	12	9	to climb up or over...
scape	13	11	to escape [v SCAPED,...
scare	11	8	to frighten [v SCARE...
scene	10	9	to set in a place of...
scone	10	9	a flattish, usually...
scope	13	11	to examine with a vi...
score	11	8	to achieve a success...
scrae	11	8	(Scott) scree, loose...
scree	11	8	a mass of rocks at t...
scuse	12	9	an aphetic form of e...
scute	12	9	a horny plate or sca...
seame	8	8	grease; lard made fr...
seare	7	5	(Spenser) sere, with...
sease	7	5	(Spenser) to seize,...
seaze	10	14	(Spenser) to seize,...
sedge	9	8	a plant like a grass...
segue	9	8	to proceed from one...
seine	7	6	to catch fish with a...
seise	8	5	to take hold of sudd...
seize	11	14	to take hold of sudd...
selle	10	7	(archaic) a seat, sa...
semee	8	8	in heraldry, strewn...
semie	9	8	at Scottish universi...
sense	7	6	to have an impressio...
sente	7	6	a monetary unit of L...
serge	9	7	a strong twilled wor...
serre	8	5	to press close, also...
serve	10	9	to work for [v SERVE...
setae	7	5	SETA, (Latin) a coar...
shade	10	8	to screen from light...
shake	11	11	to move to and fro w...
shale	11	8	clay rock splitting...
shame	11	10	to cause to feel gui...
shape	12	10	to fashion into a fo...
share	10	7	to use in common wit...
shave	12	11	to remove hair with...
shere	10	7	(Spenser) sheer [adj...
shine	10	8	to emit light [v SHO...
shire	11	7	a rural district hav...
shite	11	7	(slang) to shit, als...
shive	13	11	a thin fragment [n -...
shmoe	11	10	(Yiddish) a stupid o...
shone	9	8	SHINE, to emit light...
shope	12	10	SHAPE, to fashion in...
shore	10	7	the seaward edge of...
shote	10	7	a young pig, esp. on...
shove	12	11	to push roughly [v S...
shule	12	9	(dialect) to saunter...
shute	11	8	to convey by a verti...
sidhe	11	8	SIDH, (Irish) one of...
sidle	10	7	to move sideways [v...
siege	9	7	the act or process o...
sieve	10	9	to pass through a st...
since	11	9	from then until now,...
singe	9	8	to burn slightly [v...
siree	8	5	(US) a mode of addre...
sithe	11	7	(archaic) to scythe...
sixte	15	12	(French) a position...
skate	9	9	to glide over ice wi...
skene	8	10	(Gaelic) a double-ed...
skite	10	9	(Australian slang) t...
skive	12	13	to pare or split lea...
skyre	16	11	(Scots) to shine, be...
skyte	16	11	(Scots) to dart or g...
slade	9	7	a little valley or d...
slake	10	10	to quench [v SLAKED...
slane	8	7	(Irish) a turf-cutti...
slate	9	6	a fine-grained argil...
slave	11	10	to work like a drudg...
slice	13	9	to cut in pieces [v...
slide	10	7	to move smoothly alo...
slime	11	9	to cover with viscou...
slipe	12	9	to peel [v SLIPED, S...
slive	12	10	to slip [v SLOVE or...
slope	11	9	to slant or incline...
slove	11	10	SLIVE, to slip [v]
sluse	10	7	(Milton) a sluice [n...
slype	18	11	a narrow passage in...
smaze	12	17	an atmospheric mixtu...
smeke	10	12	(Scots) to smoke, al...
smile	11	9	to look joyful, also...
smite	10	8	to strike heavily [v...
smoke	10	12	to emit a gas or vap...
smore	9	8	(Scots) to smother,...
smote	9	8	SMIGHT, (Spenser) to...
snake	8	10	to slither like a li...
snare	7	6	to trap [v SNARED, S...
snide	8	7	base, also SNIDEY [a...
snipe	10	9	to shoot from a conc...
snoke	8	10	to prowl or sneak ab...
snore	7	6	to breath noisily wh...
soare	7	5	(obsolete) sorrel, a...
soave	9	9	(Italian) an Italian...
socle	12	9	a plain face or plin...
solde	9	7	(Spenser) pay, remun...
solve	11	10	to find the answer t...
sonce	10	9	(Scots) good luck, a...
sonde	7	7	(French) an instrume...
sonne	6	7	(obsolete) sun or so...
sonse	7	6	(Scots) good luck, a...
soole	8	6	(Scots) to pull by t...
soote	7	5	(obsolete) a sweet [...
soree	7	5	(Native American) a...
souce	11	9	(Spenser) to pickle;...
souse	8	6	to pickle; to marina...
sowce	14	11	to pickle; to marina...
sowle	12	9	(Scots) to pull by t...
sowne	10	9	(Spenser) sound [n -...
sowse	11	8	(Spenser) to souse,...
soyle	15	8	(obsolete) to elucid...
space	13	11	to arrange at interv...
spade	10	9	to dig with an imple...
spake	11	12	SPEAK, to speak [v]
spale	11	9	(Scots) a splinter,...
spane	9	9	(Scots) to wean, als...
spare	10	8	meagre [adj SPARER,...
spate	10	8	a flood, a surge, al...
spice	14	11	to season with an ar...
spide	11	9	(Irish) a young work...
spike	12	12	to fasten with a lon...
spile	12	9	to stop up with a wo...
spine	10	9	the vertebral column...
spire	11	8	to rise in a taperin...
spite	11	8	to treat with malice...
spode	10	9	a fine china [n -S]
spoke	11	12	to supply with rods...
spore	10	8	to produce an asexua...
spree	10	8	to carouse [v SPREED...
sprue	11	9	infantile thrush [n...
spule	12	10	(Scots) the shoulder...
spume	12	12	to foam [v SPUMED, S...
spyre	17	10	(Spenser) a spire [n...
stade	8	6	a single period of c...
stage	9	7	to produce for publi...
stake	9	9	to fasten with a poi...
stale	9	6	not fresh [adj STALE...
stane	7	6	(Scots) to stone [v...
stare	8	5	to gaze fixedly [v S...
state	8	5	to set forth in word...
stave	10	9	to drive or thrust a...
stede	8	6	(Spenser) to stead,...
stele	9	6	(Greek) an upright s...
steme	9	8	(archaic) to steam,...
stere	8	5	(French) a timber me...
stile	10	6	to style, designate...
stime	10	8	(Scots) to peer, als...
stipe	11	8	a slender supporting...
stire	9	5	(archaic) to stir, a...
stive	11	9	(dialect) to stifle...
stoae	7	5	STOA, an ancient Gre...
stoke	9	9	to supply a furnace...
stole	9	6	a narrow ecclesiasti...
stone	7	6	to pelt with pieces...
stope	10	8	to excavate in layer...
store	8	5	to put away for futu...
stove	10	9	to dry in a heating...
strae	8	5	(Scots) straw [n -S]
stude	9	7	STAUN, (Scots) to st...
stupe	11	9	to treat with a medi...
sture	9	6	great, formidable, a...
style	16	8	to name [v STYLED, S...
styme	16	10	(Scots) to peer, als...
styre	15	7	(Spenser) to stir, a...
styte	15	7	(Scots) to stagger;...
suave	10	10	sophisticated and sm...
sucre	12	9	a monetary unit of E...
suede	8	7	to finish leather wi...
suete	8	6	(French) a southeast...
suite	9	6	a series of things f...
sujee	10	15	a solution of soap,...
surge	10	8	to move in a swellin...
swage	12	10	to shape with a hamm...
swale	12	9	to scorch, singe [v...
sware	11	8	SWEAR, to utter a so...
swede	11	9	a vegetable like a t...
swile	13	9	a seal (marine anima...
swine	11	9	a domestic pig [n SW...
swipe	14	11	to strike with a swe...
swire	12	8	a hollow between two...
swive	14	12	(archaic) to have se...
swore	11	8	SWEAR, to utter a so...
sybbe	19	13	(Spenser) a blood re...
syboe	16	10	(Scots) a spring oni...
sycee	17	10	(Chinese) lumps of p...
sythe	17	9	(Spenser) a time [n...
table	11	9	to place on furnitur...
tache	13	10	(Biblical) a fasteni...
targe	9	7	(Scots) to cross-exa...
tarre	8	5	(Shakespeare) to exc...
tasse	8	5	in plate armour, one...
taste	8	5	to savour with the t...
tatie	8	5	(colloquial) a potat...
taube	10	9	(German) a German mo...
taupe	10	9	(French) a brownish...
tawie	11	8	(Scots) tractable [a...
tawse	11	8	to beat with a taws...
tazze	14	23	TAZZA, (Italian) a c...
teade	7	6	(Spenser) a torch, a...
tease	7	5	to make fun of; to d...
teaze	10	14	(obsolete) to tease,...
teene	6	6	(archaic) injury, pa...
telae	8	6	TELA, (Latin) a webl...
temse	9	8	to sift, also TEMS [...
tenge	8	8	the standard monetar...
tenne	6	7	an orange-brown colo...
tense	7	6	taut [adj TENSER, TE...
tenue	7	7	(French) bearing; ma...
tepee	9	8	a conical tent of th...
terce	11	8	a prayer service hel...
terfe	10	8	(Milton) turf, also...
terne	7	6	to cover with an all...
terse	8	5	succinct [adj TERSER...
teste	8	5	(Latin) on the autho...
thale	11	8	as in thale cress, a...
thane	9	8	a freeman granted la...
thebe	12	10	(Setswana) a monetar...
theme	11	10	to plan according to...
there	10	7	that place [n -S]
these	10	7	THIS, the person or...
thete	10	7	(Greek) in ancient G...
thine	10	8	a possessive form of...
thole	11	8	to endure, bear [v T...
those	10	7	THAT, the one indica...
thrae	10	7	(Scots) from, also F...
three	10	7	a number, three ones...
throe	10	7	to suffer violent sp...
thyme	18	12	any member of the la...
tilde	10	7	(Spanish) the diacri...
tinge	9	8	to colour slightly [...
tithe	11	7	to pay a tenth part...
title	10	6	to designate or give...
titre	9	5	the strength of a ch...
toaze	10	14	(Shakespeare) to tea...
todde	8	7	(Spenser) a bush esp...
togae	8	7	TOGA, a garment worn...
togue	9	8	(Native American) th...
toile	9	6	(French) a thin dres...
toise	8	5	(French) an old meas...
tonne	6	7	(French) the preferr...
topee	9	8	(Hindi) a tropical p...
tophe	12	10	a rock made of fine...
toque	16	15	a close-fitting woma...
torse	8	5	(French) a heraldic...
torte	8	5	(German) a rich cake...
touse	8	6	to dishevel, rumple,...
touze	11	15	to dishevel, rumple,...
towie	11	8	a form of contact br...
towse	11	8	to dishevel, rumple,...
towze	14	17	to dishevel, rumple,...
tozie	11	14	(Scott) a shawl made...
trace	11	8	to follow the course...
trade	8	6	to have dealing with...
trape	10	8	to walk in an aimles...
trave	10	9	a crossbeam or space...
tribe	11	8	a group of people wi...
trice	12	8	to haul up with a ro...
tride	9	6	TRY, to attempt [v]
trike	10	9	(colloquial) a tricy...
trine	8	6	to place in a partic...
tripe	11	8	a part of the stomac...
trite	9	5	banal, commonplace [...
trode	8	6	(Spenser) a track, p...
troke	9	9	(Scots) to barter, a...
trone	7	6	(Scots) a public wei...
trope	10	8	to provide with a me...
trove	10	9	a valuable discovery...
truce	12	9	to suspend hostiliti...
tryke	16	11	a tricycle, also TRI...
tsade	8	6	(Hebrew) a Hebrew le...
tubae	10	9	TUBA, a brass wind i...
tuffe	13	12	(Shakespeare) a tuft...
tuile	10	7	(French) a thin cook...
tulle	11	8	(French) a sheer and...
tuple	12	10	in computing, a row...
tuque	17	16	(French) a knitted,...
turme	10	9	a troop, also TURM [...
tutee	8	6	one who is being tut...
twice	15	11	two times [adv]
twine	11	9	to entangle together...
twire	12	8	(Shakespeare) to pee...
twite	12	8	the mountain linnet,...
tynde	14	9	TIND, to kindle, als...
tythe	17	9	to pay a tenth part...
ukase	9	10	(Russian) a proclama...
ulnae	8	8	ULNA, (Latin) the in...
ulyie	16	9	(Scots) oil, also UL...
ulzie	13	16	(Scots) oil, also UL...
umble	13	13	as in umble pie, a p...
umbre	12	12	the hammerhead, a br...
umpie	12	12	(Australian slang) a...
uncle	12	11	to address as uncle...
undee	7	8	in heraldry, wavy, a...
undue	8	9	exceeding what is ap...
unite	8	7	to join together [v...
untie	8	7	to free from somethi...
upbye	19	14	a little further on,...
upsee	10	9	(obsolete) a carousa...
uptie	11	9	to tie up [v UPTIED,...
urare	8	6	(Carib) a paralysing...
urase	8	6	an enzyme that conve...
urate	8	6	a salt of uric acid,...
urdee	8	7	in heraldry, pointed...
urine	8	7	to discharge a liqui...
urite	9	6	an abdominal segment...
ursae	8	6	URSA, (Latin) a fema...
usage	9	8	a generally accepted...
usque	17	16	(Gaelic) whiskey, al...
usure	9	7	(obsolete) to practi...
utile	10	7	an African hardwood...
vague	11	12	indeterminate [adj V...
vaire	10	9	charged or variegate...
valse	11	10	(French) to waltz [v...
value	11	11	to estimate the wort...
valve	13	14	to provide with a de...
varve	12	13	a seasonal layer of...
vaute	10	10	(obsolete) to vault,...
vawte	13	12	(obsolete) to vault,...
veale	10	10	(Spenser) to veil, a...
vegie	11	11	a vegetarian, also V...
vehme	13	14	VEHM, (German) a med...
venae	8	10	VENA, (Latin) a vein...
venge	10	12	(Shakespeare) to ave...
venue	9	11	the chosen location...
verge	11	11	to come near [v VERG...
verse	10	9	to write in a poetic...
verve	12	13	the state of being l...
vilde	12	11	(Spenser) vile, also...
virge	12	11	(obsolete) verge [n...
visie	11	9	(Scots) to take a cl...
visne	10	10	the chosen location...
vitae	10	9	VITA, (Latin) life [...
vogie	11	11	(Scots) vain, proud;...
vogue	11	12	to perform to pop mu...
voice	13	12	to express or utter...
voile	11	10	(French) a thin semi...
volae	10	10	VOLA, the hollow of...
volte	11	10	(Italian) a fencing...
volve	13	14	(obsolete) to turn o...
vouge	11	12	a weapon carried by...
wacke	15	15	(German) an old name...
wadge	12	11	a large or roughly-c...
waide	11	9	WEIGH, to determine...
waite	11	8	(Spenser) to wait [v...
waive	13	12	to refrain from clai...
wanle	11	10	(dialect) supple, pl...
wanze	13	18	(obsolete) to decrea...
warre	11	8	(Spenser) worse [adj...
waste	11	8	to consume lavishly...
weave	12	12	to form by crossing...
wedge	12	11	to force apart with...
weeke	11	12	(Spenser) a wick [n...
weete	10	8	(obsolete) to know,...
wefte	13	11	(Spenser) a waif, a...
weise	11	8	to guide in a certai...
weize	14	17	to guide in a certai...
welke	13	13	(Spenser) to wither,...
wenge	11	11	a hardwood tree foun...
whale	14	11	any of an order of c...
whare	13	10	(Maori) a house [n -...
where	13	10	the place at or in w...
while	15	11	to pass time pleasan...
whine	13	11	to utter a plaintive...
white	14	10	of the color of pure...
whole	14	11	entire [adj WHOLLY]...
whore	13	10	to consort with pros...
whose	13	10	the possessive case...
wifie	14	11	an endearment for wi...
wince	14	12	to flinch [v WINCED,...
winge	12	11	to complain fretfull...
winze	14	18	a small ventilating...
withe	14	10	to bind with flexibl...
wodge	12	11	a large or roughly-c...
wolve	14	13	to hunt for wolves [...
woose	10	8	a wimp, also WUSS [n...
worse	11	8	more bad, also WARRE...
wowee	13	11	an interjection, an...
wrate	11	8	WRITE, to form chara...
write	12	8	to form characters o...
wroke	12	12	WREAK, to effect, br...
wrote	11	8	WRITE, to form chara...
ybore	16	10	BEAR, to endure [v]
yente	13	8	(Yiddish) a gossipy...
yfere	16	10	(obsolete) a friend,...
yince	17	11	(Scots) once, also A...
yitie	15	7	(Scots) the yellowha...
ylike	17	12	(Spenser) alike [adj...
yodle	15	9	to sing with a fluct...
yogee	14	9	one who practises yo...
youse	14	8	(colloquial) you whe...
yowie	17	10	(Native Australian)...
ysame	15	10	(Spenser) together [...
zaire	11	14	a monetary unit of c...
zante	10	15	the wood of the Euro...
zanze	13	24	(Arabic) an African...
zinke	12	19	(German) an old wind...
zlote	12	15	ZLOTY, a monetary un...
zoeae	9	14	ZOEA, the larval sta...
zonae	9	15	ZONA, (Latin) a gird...
zowee	13	17	an interjection of s...
zowie	14	17	an interjection of s...

5 letter words that end with E

5 letter words that end with E

5 letter E word

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LETTER E WORD