6 letter words that end with W

6 letter words that end with W

6 letter W word

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accrew 19 15 (Spenser) to accrue...
acknew 16 17 ACKNOW, (obsolete) t...
acknow 16 17 (obsolete) to recogn...
anyhow 20 14 in any way whatever...
ballow 17 14 (Shakespeare) a cudg...
barlow 16 13 a jackknife [n -S]
barrow 15 12 a hand propelled car...
bashaw 17 14 a former Turkish off...
begnaw 15 15 to gnaw [v -ED, -ING...
bellow 17 14 to roar like a bull...
besnow 14 13 to cover with snow [...
bestow 15 12 to present as a gift...
billow 18 14 to swell up [v -ED,...
borrow 15 12 to obtain on loan or...
bowsaw 18 15 a saw with a thin bl...
bowwow 21 18 to bark like a dog [...
burrow 16 13 to dig a hole of tun...
byelaw 22 15 the law of a local a...
byrlaw 23 15 (archaic) a local la...
callow 18 14 an alluvial flat [n...
cashaw 18 14 a variety of squash,...
cashew 18 14 a large tree native...
curfew 19 16 an imposed time-limi...
curlew 18 14 a wading bird of the...
cushaw 19 15 a variety of squash,...
declaw 17 14 to remove the claws...
decrew 16 13 (Spenser) to decreas...
erenow 11 10 before this time [ad...
eschew 18 14 to avoid [v -ED, -IN...
escrow 16 12 to place a deed in t...
fallow 17 14 to plough and leave...
farrow 15 12 to give birth to a l...
fellow 17 14 to produce an equal...
fogbow 18 17 a nebulous arc of li...
follow 17 14 to go after or behin...
forhow 17 14 to desert or abandon...
furrow 16 13 to make narrow depre...
gallow 16 13 (Shakespeare) to fri...
geegaw 14 13 a toy; a bauble, als...
gewgaw 18 16 a showy trinket, als...
guffaw 19 18 to laugh loudly [v -...
hallow 17 13 to make holy [v -ED,...
harrow 15 11 to break up and leve...
haymow 22 16 a mow or mass of hay...
heehaw 16 13 to bray like a donke...
hollow 17 13 to remove the interi...
inflow 16 14 the act of flowing i...
jigsaw 17 20 to cut with a narrow...
kowtow 17 16 the prostration made...
leasow 13 10 to pasture, also LEA...
mallow 16 14 any of various plant...
marrow 14 12 to be a mate or comp...
matlow 15 13 a seaman, also MATEL...
meadow 13 13 a tract of grassland...
mellow 16 14 to make mature [v -E...
mildew 16 14 to grow a whitish fu...
minnow 13 14 any of the small fre...
missaw 15 12 MISSEE, to see wrong...
morrow 14 12 the next day [n -S]
narrow 12 10 of little width [adj...
nephew 16 15 the son of one's bro...
onflow 15 14 a flowing on [n -S]
outlaw 14 11 to prohibit [v -ED,...
outrow 13 10 to surpass in rowing...
outsaw 13 10 OUTSEE, to see beyon...
padsaw 15 13 a small saw-blade [n...
pawpaw 20 18 a tree of the custar...
pillow 18 14 to rest on a cushion...
pitsaw 16 12 a large saw used for...
powwaw 21 18 (Shakespeare) an int...
powwow 21 18 (Native American) a...
prelaw 16 13 before taking up the...
pursew 16 13 (Spenser) to pursue,...
reavow 14 13 to vow again [v -ED,...
rechew 18 14 to chew again [v -ED...
redraw 13 10 to draw again [v RED...
redrew 13 10 REDRAW, to draw agai...
reflew 16 13 REFLY, to fly again...
reflow 16 13 to flow again [v -ED...
reglow 15 12 to glow again [v -ED...
regrew 14 11 REGROW, to grow agai...
regrow 14 11 to grow again [v REG...
replow 16 13 to plow again, also...
reshow 15 11 to show again [v RES...
reskew 14 13 (Spenser) to rescue,...
review 15 13 to view again [v -ED...
ripsaw 16 12 a type of saw [n -S]...
sallow 15 11 esp. of a person's s...
seesaw 12 9 to move up and down...
shadow 15 12 to make dark or gloo...
sorrow 13 9 to grieve [v -ED, -I...
subdew 16 14 to bring under contr...
sunbow 15 14 an arc of spectral c...
sundew 13 12 an insectivorous bog...
tallow 15 11 to smear with a mixt...
tarrow 13 9 (Scots) to hesitate,...
tattow 13 9 to mark the skin by...
unclew 17 15 (archaic) to unravel...
undraw 13 12 to draw open [v UNDR...
undrew 13 12 UNDRAW, to draw open...
unstow 13 11 to empty of contents...
unthaw 15 13 to cause to melt [v...
upblew 19 17 UPBLOW, to blow up [...
upblow 19 17 to blow up [v UPBLEW...
updraw 16 14 to draw up [v UPDREW...
updrew 16 14 UPDRAW, to draw up [...
upflow 19 17 to flow up [v -ED, -...
upgrew 17 15 UPGROW, to grow up [...
upgrow 17 15 to grow up [v UPGREW...
wallow 18 14 to roll about [v -ED...
warsaw 16 12 a marine fish, the b...
willow 19 14 to clean textile fib...
window 16 14 to provide an openin...
winnow 15 14 to separate chaff fr...
yarrow 19 11 a strongly-scented w...
yellow 21 13 of a bright color li...