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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. What was the historical legal status of a vacabond?
2. Which word is the best modern synonym for 'fabled'?
3. What is the correct pronunciation of 'dachshound'?
4. What is the base form of the word 'yabbered'?
5. How is the word 'dabbled' correctly pronounced in American English?
6. What type of characters are most commonly found in Fableland?
7. Which sentence uses 'taband' correctly?
8. Why should 'laagered' not be used to describe a single person?
9. What part of speech is 'taalbond'?
10. Which of the following is a correct use of 'oad'?
11. Choose the correct preposition: 'The tourists oohed and aahed ___ the statue.'
12. Where on a file folder would you find a taband?
13. What is the modern, everyday equivalent of 'abed'?
14. Which syllable is stressed in the pronunciation of 'tabanid'?
15. How does a 'vaad' differ from a 'Beis Din'?
16. Why is the word 'babbitted' considered somewhat archaic today?
17. Which of the following is a correct use of 'fabricated' in an industrial context?
18. Which of the following is an alternative name for the Kabard horse?
19. In what context is it most appropriate to use the word 'dackered' today?
20. How is 'caballed' spelled correctly?
21. Can 'Qed' be used as a verb?
22. 'Ead' shares a Germanic root with which Old Norse word?
23. Can you use 'oad' in the comparative form (e.g., 'oader')?
24. How is the '-ed' ending in 'gabbed' pronounced?
25. From which language family does the name 'Saad' originate?
26. In modern slang, what does it mean if 'he dabbed' at a party?
27. Which of the following is an antonym of 'fabricated'?
28. Which of the following means 'got the last available item'?
29. In literature, what does it reveal about a character if the author says they 'dabbled in the dark arts'?
30. Which language did the historical Taalbond primarily fight to promote?
31. What part(s) of speech can the word 'kind' be?
32. Which word is an antonym (opposite) for the metaphorical sense of 'jabbed' (as in an insult)?
33. Which sport uses the verb 'eagled'?
34. Which of the following is a valid context for 'aahed'?
35. What does the word 'nabbed' mean?
36. Which of the following is the closest synonym for 'qaid' in a North African context?
37. Is 'gabbed' formal or informal?
38. Which Greek word is the root for the 'xanth-' in xanthamid?
39. From which language does the word 'fabled' ultimately derive?
40. Which sentence uses 'vacanthearted' correctly?
41. In which region was 'oad' primarily used?
42. How many syllables does 'qaid' have, and where is the stress?
43. How is the 'x' in 'xanthamid' pronounced?
44. In the name 'Eadweard' (Edward), what does the 'ead' element represent?
45. What was a gabbard primarily used for?
46. Which preposition is commonly used with 'yabbered' to show continuous action?
47. Can you use 'raband' as a verb (e.g., 'I rabanded the package')?
48. What part of speech is 'caballed'?
49. What does the Kabard horse's adaptation allow it to do well?
50. Which sentence is grammatically correct?