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Interesting facts about American states and places 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.
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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Common questions about words ending with D.
Take this 50-question quiz on words ending with D.
1. Why should you avoid using 'wabbled' in a modern business report?
2. What part of speech is 'taband'?
3. Which of the following means 'got the last available item'?
4. What eventually replaced the gabbard in the late 19th century?
5. How many syllables does 'vacanthearted' have?
6. Which sentence uses 'Fableland' correctly?
7. What is the English equivalent in meaning to the name 'Saad'?
8. What is the origin of the word 'kind'?
9. Where is the city of Oakland located?
10. What was a gabbard primarily used for?
11. How is 'Dachshund' most commonly pronounced in American English?
12. How is 'Oakland' pronounced in American English?
13. What is the difference between 'I didn't need to go' and 'I needn't have gone'?
14. What is the primary difference between a 'qaid' and a 'sheikh'?
15. From which language does the word 'fabled' ultimately derive?
16. Which chemical functional group is attached to create a xanthamid?
17. What does it mean when someone 'aahed'?
18. What do you call a person who lives in Oakland?
19. Which sentence uses 'gabbed' correctly?
20. Which of the following sentences uses 'nabbed' correctly?
21. How many syllables does the word 'ead' have?
22. Is 'qaid' a countable or uncountable noun?
23. Which sentence uses 'laagered' correctly?
24. What part of speech is the word 'aahed' in the sentence 'The crowd aahed at the fireworks'?
25. What is a 'Vaad HaKashrus'?
26. Choose the correct preposition: 'The tourists oohed and aahed ___ the statue.'
27. Which of the following is a common mistake regarding 'xanthamid'?
28. Which syllable is stressed in the pronunciation of 'caballed'?
29. Which of the following is a popular, affectionate nickname for Oakland?
30. How many syllables does 'gabbard' have?
31. Which sentence uses 'background' correctly?
32. Which sentence uses 'baaed' correctly?
33. What part(s) of speech can the word 'lead' (meaning to guide) be?
34. How is the word 'dabbled' correctly pronounced in American English?
35. What does the word 'dabbled' primarily imply about a person's involvement in an activity?
36. What part of speech is 'yield' in the sentence: 'The crop yield was excellent this year'?
37. Which of these is NOT a recognized coat variety of the Dachshund?
38. How is the '-ed' suffix pronounced in 'jabbed'?
39. What does the word 'yabbered' mean?
40. What is the base verb (infinitive) of 'nabbed'?
41. How many syllables does 'qaid' have, and where is the stress?
42. Which of these is an acceptable informal nickname for a dachshound?
43. What is the primary environment where you would find a xanthamid?
44. What does it mean if a door 'yielded' to a person's push?
45. Which preposition usually follows 'caballed' to indicate the target?
46. Which city is located directly across the bay from Oakland?
47. What is the opposite of 'background' in a visual sense?
48. What does the verb 'caballed' mean?
49. How many syllables does the word 'jabbed' have?
50. How many syllables does the word 'yabbered' have?