Is 'D' a common letter to end words with?

Yes, D is a moderately common letter to end words with in the English language. Many nouns and adjectives end with this letter.

What are some common words that end with D?

Some common words ending with D include Aahed, Abed, Baaed. These words are frequently used in everyday English communication.

What is the longest word ending with D?

There are many long words ending with D, often found in scientific or medical terminology. Use our 'Words by Length' table above to find high-value words for word games.

Are there any two-letter words ending with D for Scrabble?

Yes, there are usually valid two-letter words ending with D that are accepted in Scrabble. These short words are incredibly useful for clearing your rack and scoring parallel points.

How does the letter D affect pronunciation at the end of a word?

When D is at the end of a word, it often creates a specific syllable sound or modifies the preceding vowel. The exact pronunciation depends on the letters preceding it.

Words Ending
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Total Words

All -ad -bd -cd -dd -ed -fd -gd -hd -id -jd -kd -ld -md -nd -od -pd -qd -rd -sd -td -ud -vd -wd -xd -yd -zd

Words Ending With ed

Aahed Verb Abed Adverb, Adjective Baaed Verb Babbitted Verb (Past Tense / Past Participle) Caballed Verb Dabbed Verb Dabbled Verb Dackered Verb Eagled Verb Fabled Adjective Fabricated Adjective Gabbed Verb Jabbed Verb (Past Tense/Participle), Adjective Jabbered Verb Laagered Verb Nabbed Verb (Past Tense / Past Participle) Need Noun, Verb Qed Adverb / Abbreviation Rabatted Verb (Past Tense / Past Participle) Vacanthearted Adjective Wabbled Verb (Past Tense) Yabbered Verb

US Geography & 'D'

Interesting facts about American states and places ending in D.

The only state ending in D

Maryland is the only US state that ends in 'D'. It was named after Queen Henrietta Maria, the wife of King Charles I of England.

D Words by Length

Quick reference for D-ending words sorted by character count.

Length	Common Words	Scrabble Point Value Avg
3 Letters	EAD, OAD, QED	3 - 6 pts
4 Letters	ABED, KIND, LEAD, MAAD	4 - 8 pts
5 Letters	AAHED, BAAED, YIELD	5 - 10 pts
6 Letters	DABBED, EAGLED, FABLED, GABBED	6 - 12 pts
7 Letters	DABBLED, GABBARD, OAKLAND, TABANID	7 - 14 pts
8 Letters	CABALLED, DACKERED, JABBERED, LAAGERED	8 - 16 pts

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about words ending with D.

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1. What modern symbol is often used instead of 'Qed' in math texts?

A dollar sign A Halmos tombstone (square) An asterisk A double dagger

2. Which of the following is a correct use of 'fabricated' in an industrial context?

Fabricated juice Fabricated steel beams Fabricated grass Fabricated clouds

3. What is a common mistake when using the word 'fabled'?

Using it to describe ordinary things Using it before a noun Pronouncing the 'a' long Using it as an adjective

4. What part of speech is 'Fableland'?

Adverb Noun Verb Adjective

5. What does the word 'jabbered' mean?

Walked slowly Talked rapidly and unclearly Wrote quickly Listened carefully

6. Which part of speech is 'maad' in English?

Verb Adjective Noun Adverb

7. Which sentence uses 'Fableland' correctly?

She is living in Fableland. I fableland every day. The dog is very fableland. He fablelanded the car.

8. Which word is the closest synonym for 'Fableland' when describing a literal place?

Metropolis Wonderland Continent County

9. Which part of speech is 'yabbered'?

Noun Adjective Verb (Past Tense) Adverb

10. Which sentence uses 'dackered' correctly?

He dackered at the gate. He was a dackered. He dackered the car. He is dacker.

11. What is the primary difference between a 'qaid' and a 'sheikh'?

A qaid is a car, a sheikh is a house There is no difference at all A qaid is European, a sheikh is Asian A qaid is primarily administrative/military, a sheikh is often tribal/religious

12. Which is an acceptable alternative spelling of 'dachshound'?

Dachshund Dachsund Doxhound Dashound

13. Why is the final consonant doubled before adding '-ed' in 'rabatted'?

Because it ends in an 'e' Because the stress is on the final syllable Because it's a French word Because it's a noun

14. How is a 'taalbond' different from a 'language academy'?

A taalbond is a state institution, an academy is grassroots A taalbond is grassroots and activist, an academy is official and regulatory A taalbond writes dictionaries, an academy does not There is no difference

15. Why do female tabanids need to bite animals?

To build nests To produce eggs To molt To breathe

16. What does the idiom 'make up your mind' mean?

To lose your memory To make a decision To go crazy To be polite

17. Which of the following is an alternative historical spelling of 'gabbard'?

Gabbart Gabberd Gabbord Gabbird

18. Which sentence is grammatically correct?

He spoke kind to me. He spoke kindly to me. He kind spoke to me. He spoke kindliness to me.

19. What is the French/Spanish spelling variant of 'qaid' often found in colonial literature?

Kaid Caid Qayid Quaid

20. Which word is a Scottish variant of 'oad'?

Oad Auld Elder Ancient

21. Which of these is NOT a recognized coat variety of the Dachshund?

Smooth Wirehaired Longhaired Curly

22. What is the difference between 'fabled' and 'fabulous'?

They mean exactly the same thing Fabled means legendary, fabulous usually means excellent Fabled means fake, fabulous means real Fabled is a noun, fabulous is a verb

23. Which of the following is the correct spelling for the past tense of forming a defensive camp?

laggered lagered laagered loggered

24. What does 'living in Fableland' mean metaphorically?

Being a farmer Living in a rural area Being out of touch with reality Reading a lot of books

25. How does a 'vaad' differ from a 'Beis Din'?

A vaad is secular, a Beis Din is religious. A vaad is a court, a Beis Din is a council. A vaad sets standards, a Beis Din adjudicates law. They are exactly the same.

26. Which spelling is correct for the past tense of the sheep sound?

Baaed Bawed Baa'd Baeded

27. Which of the following is the closest synonym for the physical action of 'jabbed'?

Caressed Poked Soothed Pulled

28. What kind of cargo did a gabbard typically carry?

Spices and silk Coal and timber Gold and silver Livestock

29. Which city is located directly across the bay from Oakland?

San Jose Sacramento San Francisco Los Angeles

30. Where does the primary stress fall in 'Fableland'?

First syllable Second syllable Third syllable All equally

31. How many syllables does the word 'understand' have?

One Two Three Four

32. What does the word 'maad' refer to in Islamic theology?

A daily prayer The return to God on Judgment Day A type of food A holy book

33. Which sentence uses 'dabbed' correctly?

He dabbed a gallon of paint on the wall. She dabbed at her tears with a tissue. The car dabbed down the street. I dabbed the heavy box onto the table.

34. Which sentence uses 'eagled' correctly?

He eagled a home run. She eagled the 9th hole. They eagled the finish line. I bought an eagled shirt.

35. Which sentence is grammatically correct regarding the modal use of 'need'?

You needn't to shout. You needn't shouting. You needn't shout. You don't needn't shout.

36. Which of these is an acceptable informal nickname for a dachshound?

Hound dog Bird dog Farm dog Wiener dog

37. Which sport uses the verb 'eagled'?

Basketball Tennis Golf Bowling

38. What is the antonym of 'yield' when referring to pressure or force?

Surrender Resist Submit Concede

39. What does it mean metaphorically if a crowd 'baaed' their agreement?

They argued loudly They disagreed completely They agreed mindlessly They stayed silent

40. Which word is an antonym for 'need' in the context of having enough?

Lack Necessity Surplus Poverty

41. What is the correct pronunciation of 'dachshound'?

DASH-hound DOCKS-hound DAKS-hound DATCH-und

42. Which of the following is the best English synonym for 'taalbond'?

Language league Dictionary Grammar rule Linguistic error

43. Which sentence uses 'vacabond' correctly in a historical context?

He vacabonded to work. The vacabond was very expensive. She bought a vacabond at the store. The vacabond slept under the bridge.

44. How many syllables does 'Dachshund' have in English?

One Two Three Four

45. From which language did 'raband' originally derive?

Latin Old French German Arabic

46. If a character's voice 'wabbled,' what did it do?

It trembled or quavered It was very loud It was perfectly clear It sounded like a duck

47. What does the phrase 'take the lead' mean in a business context?

To lose a project To take charge of a situation To follow someone else's idea To physically walk in front

48. In which syllable does the primary stress fall in the word 'rabatted'?

First syllable (RAB) Second syllable (BAT) Third syllable (ted) Equal stress on all

49. In which region was 'oad' primarily used?

The American South Northern England and Scotland Australia Southern France

50. How is the 'q' in 'qaid' pronounced in English?

Like 'kw' as in queen Like a hard 'k' as in kite Like 's' as in sugar It is silent

Words Ending With D