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 various common terms. 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 pd

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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

Common questions about words ending with D.

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1. As a predicate adjective, 'macarized' most often follows which kind of verb?

Action verbs Linking verbs like 'seem' and 'feel' Modal verbs only No verb at all

2. Which positions does 'jackbooted' commonly take?

After the noun only Before the noun and after linking verbs Only at sentence start Only in questions

3. 'Yad' and 'yod' differ because...

They are spelled the same Both mean 'hand' A yad is a hand or the pointer; a yod is a Hebrew letter A yod is the pointer's finger

4. In British slang, what does 'cabbaged' most often describe?

A person who is extremely drunk A vegetable cooked for dinner A person wearing green A garden full of cabbages

5. 'He rabbited it down the alley' suggests he:

Danced Ran away quickly Cooked Argued

6. When is earlywood formed?

In winter, while the tree sleeps Early in the growing season Only in autumn After the tree is cut

7. Which is the most common use of 'Oakwood' today?

As an adjective meaning 'wooded' As an adverb meaning 'slowly' As a place name or surname As a verb meaning 'to cut wood'

8. Which phrase is the past perfect of the verb?

was yaffing had yaffed will yaff yaffs

9. Which sentence is fully correct?

The slope was more gabioned than we expected. They gabbioned the hillside with baskets. The slope was gabioned with stone-filled baskets. The slope is gabion with stone-filled baskets.

10. Why do female tabanids need to bite animals?

To build nests To produce eggs To molt To breathe

11. Which sentence shows 'macarized' as a simple past tense?

She has been macarized. The visit macarized the children. They were macarized by the song. Being macarized, he smiled.

12. How is 'cabbed' pronounced?

/kæbd/ (one syllable) /kæbəd/ (two syllables) /keɪbd/ /kæbt/

13. Why did 'aband' disappear from everyday English?

The longer 'abandon' prevailed It was banned by law It changed meaning It merged with 'band'

14. Where does the stress fall in the pronunciation of 'quabird'?

On the second syllable: kwa-BIRD On both syllables equally On the first syllable: KWAH-bird It carries no stress at all

15. Which sentence uses 'yacked' naturally?

The auditor yacked the receipts. She yacked the recipe from a book. The storm yacked the fence over. We yacked away the whole layover.

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

Plumbing Bookbinding Baking Welding

17. Where would calling someone a cabbagehead be most inappropriate?

A comedy novel set in 1850 A family game night A caption under a friend's silly photo A performance review at work

18. Which sentence uses 'jabbered' correctly?

He jabbered on about his day. He jabber on about his day. He jabbering about his day. He jabbers yesterday.

19. 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.

20. Which spelling is correct?

Macclesfeild Macclesfield Macclesfeld MacClesfield

21. In which sentence does 'labiated' fit naturally?

She labiated her way through the crowd. The soup tasted labiated and smoky. His labiated apology convinced no one. The field guide describes a labiated corolla with an upper and a lower lip.

22. What does it mean if a door 'yielded' to a person's push?

The door broke The door opened because it gave way The door resisted the push The door locked itself

23. How is 'Oakland' pronounced in American English?

oak-LAND OAK-lnd OH-kah-land uhk-LAHND

24. 'The lane had cabbled two crates' is an example of...

Present progressive Past perfect Simple present Future tense

25. Can 'Qed' be used as a verb?

Yes, it means to prove No, it is a terminal marker Only in the past tense Yes, but only in slang

26. Can you use 'tabanid' as a verb?

Yes, it means to bite No, it is strictly a noun Yes, it means to fly Only in scientific texts

27. Where does the word 'maad' originate from?

Latin Arabic Greek French

28. Which sentence uses 'abandoned' as an adjective?

An abandoned house stood on the hill. They abandoned the plan. She has abandoned the search. He abandoned ship.

29. Which English word is a close antonym to 'maad' in its theological sense?

Death Creation Judgment Soul

30. In American English, the state-of-being phrase for the same idea is:

be on vacation be at holiday be in vacation be to vacation

31. What does the idiom 'lead by example' mean?

To give strict orders To show others how to act by doing it yourself To follow the rules To pay more than others

32. What happens when UBound is called on an uninitialized array?

It returns zero It raises a runtime error It returns negative one It creates the array

33. What is the correct spelling?

Babbled Babbelled Babled Babblled

34. Which of the following is a common mistake regarding the Kabard?

Using it as a riding horse Confusing it with a desert breed Pronouncing it with two syllables Spelling it with a 'K'

35. What part of speech is 'fabled'?

Noun Verb Adjective Adverb

36. Complete the sentence: 'He ___ the letter and tossed it.'

wadded wad wads wadding

37. What does the word 'labefied' mean?

Turned to liquid Weakened or impaired Made stronger Extremely happy

38. What does the note 'Ibid., 88' tell the reader?

A new source at page 88 The previous source at page 88 Page 88 of the bibliography Note 88 of the chapter

39. Which language gave English the base word 'yacht'?

French Spanish Dutch Norse

40. From what language does 'labefied' originate?

French Greek Latin German

41. Why should 'abaissed' stay out of modern business writing?

It is too positive It is a legal term It reads as an error without a gloss It is trademarked

42. The likely Old Norse root 'gaddr' means what?

A soft pillow A long road A festival A spike or sting

43. Abaissed is the archaic cousin of which modern word's meaning?

Abolished Boarded Abashed Appraised

44. Which word is the closest antonym of 'rabbithearted'?

Timid Skittish Chickenhearted Lionhearted

45. Which word belongs to the same insult family as 'cabbagehead'?

Heavyweight Blockhead Overhead Horsehead

46. A 'wadded jacket' is one that is...

Soaked Torn Ironed Padded with soft stuffing

47. 'Jackerooed' is the past tense of which verb?

Jack Jackeroo Jackerooing Kangaroo

48. How many syllables does 'tabbied' have?

Three Two One Four

49. Which sentence uses the word appropriately for modern writing?

Victorian atlases labeled these regions xanthochroid. My blond friend is a total xanthochroid. Xanthochroid peoples dominate swimming today. Buy xanthochroid paint at the store.

50. In a financial context, what is a 'yield'?

A type of bank fee The profit or return on an investment A loan default The original amount invested

Words Ending With D