4 letter words that end with P

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4 letter words that end with P

4 letter P word

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alap 9 8 (Sanskrit) in Indian...
atap 8 7 the nipa palm [n -S]
atop 8 7 on top of [adj]
barp 11 10 (Scots) a mound or c...
beep 10 10 to honk a horn [v -E...
blip 13 11 to remove sound from...
boep 10 10 (South African) a pr...
brap 11 10 an exclamation used...
bump 13 14 to knock against [v...
burp 12 11 to belch [v -ED, -IN...
calp 13 11 in Ireland, a dark s...
camp 13 13 to live in the open...
carp 12 10 to find fault with u...
caup 12 11 (Scots) a two-handed...
chap 14 12 to cause to crack [v...
chip 15 12 to break a small pie...
chop 14 12 to sever with a shar...
clap 13 11 the noise of strikin...
clip 14 11 to trim by cutting [...
clop 13 11 to make the sound of...
comp 13 13 to work as a composi...
coop 11 10 to confine [v -ED, -...
coup 12 11 (Scots) to overturn,...
cowp 15 13 (Scots) to overturn,...
crap 12 10 to defecate [v CRAPP...
crip 13 10 (colloquial) a cripp...
crop 12 10 to cut off short [v...
cusp 13 11 a toothlike meeting...
damp 10 11 to wet slightly [v -...
deep 8 8 the place far down u...
dimp 11 11 (slang) a cigarette...
dorp 9 8 (Afrikaans) a South...
doup 9 9 (Scots) the bottom o...
dowp 12 11 (Scots) the bottom o...
drap 9 8 (Scots) to drop [v D...
drip 10 8 to fall in drops [v...
drop 9 8 to let fall in globu...
dump 11 12 to unload, let fall...
flap 12 11 to move, as of wings...
flip 13 11 to spin in the air [...
flop 12 11 to drop heavily [v F...
frap 11 10 to draw tight (as wi...
gamp 11 12 a large umbrella [n...
gasp 10 9 to breathe convulsiv...
gaup 10 10 to stare stupidly, a...
gawp 13 12 to stare stupidly, a...
geep 9 9 an artificial cross...
gimp 12 12 a yarn with a hard c...
glop 11 10 to cover with glop (...
golp 11 10 in heraldry, a purpl...
goop 9 9 sticky stuff, goo or...
gorp 10 9 to stare stupidly, a...
grip 11 9 to take hold of [v G...
gulp 12 11 to swallow rapidly [...
gump 12 13 to catch fish by han...
gymp 18 14 to trim with gimp, a...
harp 11 9 to play on a type of...
hasp 11 9 to fasten with a cla...
heap 10 9 to pile up [v -ED, -...
help 12 10 to give aid [v HOLP...
hemp 12 12 a plant yielding a c...
hesp 11 9 (Scots) to fasten wi...
holp 12 10 HELP, to give aid [v...
hoop 10 9 to fasten with a cir...
hump 13 13 to bend into a round...
jaap 10 16 (South African) an i...
jarp 11 16 to tap an egg agains...
jasp 11 16 (Spenser) a precious...
jaup 11 17 (Scots) to splash or...
jeep 10 16 to travel by a four...
jimp 13 19 (Scots) slender [adj...
jump 13 20 to leap into the air...
keep 9 11 to retain in one's p...
kelp 11 12 a type of seaweed, a...
kemp 11 14 to strive to win [v...
kilp 12 12 a type of large brow...
kipp 13 14 (Scots) anything bea...
klap 11 12 to slap (South Afric...
knap 9 12 to strike sharply [v...
knop 9 12 a loop or tuft in ya...
koap 9 11 in Papua New Guinea,...
lamp 11 11 to supply with a lig...
leap 9 8 to spring off the gr...
leep 9 8 (Hindi) to plaster w...
lerp 10 8 (Native Australian)...
limp 12 11 lacking rigidity [ad...
lisp 11 8 to pronounce the let...
loop 9 8 to form oval opening...
loup 10 9 (Scots) to leap, als...
lowp 13 11 (Scots) to leap, als...
lump 12 12 to make into a shape...
moop 9 10 (Scots) to nibble, m...
moup 10 11 (Scots) to nibble, m...
mump 12 14 to mumble, mutter [v...
neap 7 8 to tend towards the...
neep 7 8 (Scots) a turnip [n...
noop 7 8 (Scott) a knob, the...
noup 8 9 (obsolete) in the Sh...
palp 12 11 to sense by touch [v...
parp 11 10 to sound a car horn;...
peep 10 10 to cheep like a chic...
perp 11 10 (colloquial) short f...
pimp 13 13 one who controls a p...
plap 12 11 to make a sound like...
plop 12 11 to fall or drop heav...
poep 10 10 (Afrikaans) to break...
pomp 12 13 stately or splendid...
poop 10 10 to tire out [v -ED,...
prep 11 10 (short for) to prepa...
prop 11 10 to hold up [v PROPPE...
pulp 13 12 to reduce to a soft,...
pump 13 14 to propel liquid by...
quep 17 17 (obsolete) an interj...
quip 18 17 to make witty remark...
quop 17 17 (dialect) to throb [...
ramp 10 10 to swindle, esp. by...
rasp 9 7 to scrape with somet...
reap 8 7 to cut for harvest [...
repp 11 10 a kind of corded clo...
ripp 12 10 (Scots) a plucked ha...
risp 10 7 (Scots) to rasp, gra...
romp 10 10 to play boisterously...
roop 8 7 (Scots) to make a ho...
roup 9 8 (Scots) to auction [...
rump 11 11 to turn one's back o...
rurp 10 8 a small hooklike pit...
salp 10 8 a free-swimming smal...
samp 10 10 (Native American) a...
scop 12 10 (Old English) an Ang...
scup 13 11 a marine food fish,...
seep 8 7 to pass slowly throu...
ship 12 9 to transport in a se...
shop 11 9 to visit shops to bu...
simp 11 10 (short for) a simple...
skep 10 11 to collect into a hi...
skip 11 11 to move with light s...
slap 10 8 to strike with the o...
slip 11 8 to slide suddenly an...
slop 10 8 to spill or splash [...
snap 8 8 to make a sharp, cra...
snip 9 8 to cut with a short,...
soap 8 7 to treat with a clea...
soop 8 7 (Scots) to sweep [v...
soup 9 8 to increase the powe...
sowp 12 10 (Scots) to soak [v -...
stap 9 7 (Scots) to stuff, th...
step 9 7 to measure by pacing...
stop 9 7 to halt or discontin...
sump 11 11 a low area serving a...
swap 12 10 to barter, give in e...
swop 12 10 to barter, give in e...
tamp 10 10 to pack down by tapp...
tarp 9 7 (slang) a tarapaulin...
temp 10 10 to be employed as a...
trap 9 7 to catch in a snare...
trip 10 7 to stumble [v TRIPPE...
trop 9 7 (French) too much [a...
tryp 16 9 (short for) a trypan...
tump 11 11 to drag [v -ED, -ING...
tymp 17 12 the plate on a blast...
typp 18 12 a unit of yarn size...
vamp 12 14 to repair or patch [...
veep 10 11 (US colloquial) a vi...
voip 11 11 a system for convert...
warp 12 10 to twist out of shap...
wasp 12 10 a stinging insect [n...
weep 11 10 to shed tears (salty...
whap 14 12 to strike forcibly,...
whip 15 12 to strike with a las...
whop 14 12 to beat, also WHAP,...
whup 15 13 to defeat totally [v...
wimp 14 13 a timid person [n -S...
wisp 13 10 to twist into a smal...
wrap 12 10 to enclose [v WRAPT...
yapp 17 12 a limp leather bindi...
yaup 15 10 to yelp or bark, als...
yawp 18 12 to cry hoarsely or h...
yelp 16 10 to utter a sharp cry...
yomp 16 12 to march with heavy...
yoop 14 9 a sobbing sound [n -...
yorp 15 9 (dialect) to shout [...
yump 17 13 to become air-borne...

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