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Words Ending
With D

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Words Ending With ed

Aahed Verb Abaised Verb (Past Tense) Abaissed Adjective (Archaic) Abandoned Verb (past tense and past participle) / Adjective Abed Adverb, Adjective Baaed Verb Babbitted Verb (Past Tense / Past Participle) Babbled Verb (Past Tense) Babied Verb (past tense and past participle of 'baby') Caballed Verb Cabbaged Adjective (Slang); also past tense of the verb 'cabbage' Cabbageheaded Adjective Cabbed Verb (Past Tense and Past Participle) Cabbled Verb (Past Tense and Past Participle) Dabbed Verb Dabbled Verb Dackered Verb Dacoited Verb Eagled Verb Eared Adjective Earmarked Verb (Past Tense & Past Participle); Adjective Earned Verb Fabled Adjective Fabricated Adjective Facaded Adjective Faced Verb (Past Tense and Past Participle) Faceted Adjective (also the past tense and past participle of the verb 'facet') Gabbed Verb Gabbled Verb Gabelled Verb Gabioned Adjective (not comparable) Gabled Adjective Gableended Adjective Gablewindowed Adjective Gadded Verb (Past Tense of Gad) Habilimented Adjective Habilitated Verb (Past Tense & Past Participle) / Adjective Habited Verb (Past Tense and Past Participle; also used adjectivally) Habituated Adjective / Verb (Past Form) Iarovized Verb (Past Participle) / Adjective Jabbed Verb (Past Tense/Participle), Adjective Jabbered Verb Jackarooed Verb (Past Tense) Jackbooted Adjective Jacked Adjective (Slang) Jackerooed Verb (Past Tense) Laagered Verb Labefied Adjective Labeled Adjective Labelled Verb (Past Tense/Participle), Adjective Labialised Adjective Labialized Adjective Labiated Adjective (not comparable) Macadamized Adjective Macarized Verb (past tense and past participle of 'macarize'); also adjectival Nabbed Verb (Past Tense / Past Participle) Nacred Adjective Need Noun, Verb Oared Adjective Oarrowheaded Adjective Oarweed Noun (uncountable) Paced Verb Qed Adverb / Abbreviation Quacked Verb (past tense and past participle of 'quack') Rabatted Verb (Past Tense / Past Participle) Rabbeted Verb (past tense) / Adjective Rabbited Verb (Past Tense) Rabbithearted Adjective Rabbitweed Noun Sabbed Verb Tabarded Adjective Tabbed Adjective / Verb Form Tabbied Adjective / Verb Form Tabered Adjective Tabernacled Verb (past tense and past participle) Uddered Adjective Vacanthearted Adjective Vacated Verb (Past Tense & Past Participle); Adjective Vacationed Verb (past tense and past participle) Vaccinated Verb (past tense and past participle of 'vaccinate'); also an adjective Wabbled Verb (Past Tense) Wadded Adjective & Verb (Past Tense) Waddied Verb (Past Tense) Waddled Verb (Past Tense) Yabbered Verb Yachted Verb (Past Tense & Past Participle); Adjective (dated) Yacked Verb (Past Tense) Yaffed Verb Zagged Verb (Past Tense and Past Participle)

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
2 Letters UD 2 - 4 pts
3 Letters EAD, GAD, OAD, QED 3 - 6 pts
4 Letters ABED, IBAD, IBID, KIND 4 - 8 pts
5 Letters AAHED, ABAND, BAAED, EARED 5 - 10 pts
6 Letters BABIED, CABBED, DABBED, DACRYD 6 - 12 pts
7 Letters ABAISED, BABBLED, CABBLED, DABBLED 7 - 14 pts
8 Letters ABAISSED, BABEHOOD, CABALLED, CABBAGED 8 - 16 pts

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Take this 50-question quiz on words ending with D.

1. Which sentence uses 'paced' correctly?

2. Who are most likely to be called 'sabs' in British news?

3. In modern business or politics, what does a 'laagered mentality' imply?

4. In old British dialect, zad could also mean:

5. 'Rabbithearted' belongs to which family of character words?

6. In surveys, cottages are often sorted into which two groups?

7. How many syllables does 'jackbooted' have?

8. What is the plural of 'dachshound'?

9. What does a 'Yield' sign mean in American traffic laws?

10. What does the idiom 'make yourself understood' mean?

11. What is the difference between 'mind' and 'brain'?

12. Which word is a compound cousin of 'Vacationland'?

13. Which word is NOT a near synonym of 'yacked'?

14. Which of the following is a correct use of 'oad'?

15. A memoir line 'She jackerooed across Queensland' suggests:

16. Why is 'eaglewood' considered one of the most expensive raw materials in the world?

17. Zad is a variant of which standard word?

18. What is the plural of 'earhead'?

19. Which sentence is fully correct?

20. Which language does the word 'vaad' originate from?

21. What does 'jacked-up prices' mean?

22. 'Hard-earned money' is money that was:

23. What is the correct question form?

24. Which plant gives us cabbagewood in the United States?

25. How many syllables does 'xanthochroid' have?

26. What does 'We were faced with a choice' mean?

27. In gym slang, what does 'jacked' mean?

28. Which sentence uses 'tabernacled' correctly?

29. 'Habited' is best described as...

30. 'We cabbed it home' means...

31. How is 'ud' pronounced?

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

33. Which sentence uses 'labialised' correctly?

34. What is cabbagewood?

35. What does it mean if someone 'gabbled' their words?

36. Which word means 'longed for,' not 'gained by work'?

37. What part of speech is 'nacred'?

38. Which trade is most commonly associated with the word 'rabatted'?

39. How many syllables does 'zagged' have?

40. Which word is a near-antonym of 'habituated'?

41. In which field is the word 'labelloid' most commonly used?

42. Which phrase best fits an investigative news headline?

43. What sound does the '-ed' in 'faced' make?

44. If a player 'eagled' a par-5 hole, how many strokes did they take?

45. Which sentence uses 'abaissed' in its natural habitat?

46. What does dacoited mean?

47. How is 'oad' pronounced?

48. What part of speech is 'paceboard'?

49. 'Vacationed' contains how many syllables?

50. What is the pronunciation of the '-ed' ending in 'faceted'?