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Abare {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) abare {{lb|en|obsolete}} to [[strip]], [[uncover]] (make bare) (and 0 other senses)
Abbate {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) abbate An Italian [[abbot]], or similar clergyman in minor orders (and 0 other senses)
Abbot {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) abbot The superior or head of an [[abbey]] or [[monastery]]. {{defdate|First attested around the early 12 (and 4 other senses)
Abbs {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) abbs {{plural of|en|abb}} (and 0 other senses)
Abdo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) abdo {{lb|en|medicine|colloquial}} [[abdomen|Abdomen]]. (and 1 other senses)
Abid {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) abid {{lb|en|archaic}} {{en-past of|abide}} (and 3 other senses)
Able {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) able Having the necessary powers or the needed resources to accomplish a task. {{defdate|First attested f... (and 15 other senses)
Ables {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ables {{en-third-person singular of|able}} (and 0 other senses)
Abood {{surname|en|from=Arabic}} (and 1 other senses) abood {{obsolete spelling of|en|abode}} (and 0 other senses)
Abrams {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) abrams {{plural of|en|abram}} (and 0 other senses)
Acker {{surname|en|A=An|English [[topographical]]|from=Old English|nodot=1}} from {{der|en|ang|æcer||field... (and 2 other senses) acker {{lb|en|regional|now|_|rare}} A visible [[current]] in a lake or river; a [[ripple]] on the surface ... (and 0 other senses)
Acock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) acock In a [[cocked]] or [[turned]]-up fashion. (and 1 other senses)
Adagio {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) adagio {{lb|en|music}} A [[tempo mark]] directing that a passage is to be played rather [[slowly]], [[leisu... (and 4 other senses)
Ade {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) ade A [[drink]] made from a [[fruit]], especially a [[fizzy]] one. (and 0 other senses)
Ades {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) ades {{plural of|en|ade}} (and 0 other senses)
Agar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) agar A [[gelatinous]] material obtained from [[red algae]], especially ''[[Gracilaria]]'' [[species]], us... (and 2 other senses)
Agee {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) agee {{lb|en|Scotland|dialect|archaic}} Aside, on or to one side; awry; off from the straight line. (and 0 other senses)
Agent {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) agent One who exerts power, or has the power to [[act]] (and 7 other senses)
Agha {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) agha {{n-g|An [[honorific]] for high [[official]]s used in Turkey and certain Muslim countries.}} (and 0 other senses)
Aguayo {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) aguayo A [[rectangular]] piece of [[pattern]]ed [[cloth]], used in traditional [[South America]]n communiti... (and 0 other senses)
Airy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) airy Consisting of air. (and 9 other senses)
Akers {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) akers {{plural of|en|aker}} (and 0 other senses)
Akin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) akin {{lb|en|of persons}} Of the same [[kin]]; related by blood. (and 1 other senses)
Albo {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) albo {{lb|en|American|offensive|ethnic slur}} An Albanian-American. (and 0 other senses)
Alcaide {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) alcaide The [[governor]] or [[commander]] of a [[Spanish]] or [[Portuguese]] [[fortress]] or prison. (and 1 other senses)
Alcalde {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) alcalde In [[Spain]] or [[Latin America]], a [[municipal]] [[magistrate]] who has both [[judicial]] and [[ad... (and 0 other senses)
Alcazar {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) alcazar Any [[Moorish]] [[fortress]] in [[Spain]]. (and 0 other senses)
Alcon {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 1 other senses) ALCON {{lb|en|military}} {{abbreviation of|en|[[all]] [[concerned]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Alder {{surname|en|[[topographic]]|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} for someone who lived by [[alder]] trees. (and 0 other senses) alder Any of several trees or shrubs of the genus ''[[Alnus]]'', belonging to the [[birch]] family. (and 1 other senses)
Alderman {{surname|en|English|from=occupations|A=An}} (and 0 other senses) alderman A member of a [[municipal]] [[legislative]] [[body]] in a [[city]] or [[town]]. (and 3 other senses)
Aldrin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) aldrin An [[insecticide]] and [[persistent organic pollutant]] containing a [[naphthalene]]-derived [[compo... (and 0 other senses)
Ale {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ale {{lb|en|dated}} A [[beer]] made without [[hop#Etymology 2|hop]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Ales {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) ales {{plural of|en|ale}} (and 0 other senses)
Alim {{surname|en|from=Arabic}} (and 0 other senses) alim An educated [[scholar]] of Islamic law; a member of the ''ulema'' class (and 0 other senses)
Alley {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) alley A narrow [[street]] or [[passageway]], especially one through the middle of a block giving access to... (and 9 other senses)
Allgood {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) allgood {{alt form|en|all-good}} (and 1 other senses)
Almond {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) almond {{lb|en|countable}} A type of [[tree]] [[nut]]. (and 7 other senses)
Alms {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) ALMS {{lb|en|motorsport}} {{initialism of|en|[[American]] [[Le Mans]] [[series|Series]]}} {{gloss|an encl... (and 1 other senses)
Alphin {{surname|en|from=Scottish Gaelic}} (and 0 other senses) alphin {{alt form|en|alfin}} (and 0 other senses)
Alto {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) alto A musical part or section higher than [[tenor]] and lower than [[soprano]], formerly the part that p... (and 2 other senses)
Amari {{surname|en|nodot=1}} (and 1 other senses) amari {{plural of|en|amaro}} (and 0 other senses)
Amaro {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) amaro A type of [[Italian]] [[herbal]] [[liqueur]] (and 0 other senses)
Ambler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ambler A slow-moving, comfortable [[horse]] or [[mule]]. (and 1 other senses)
Ambs {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) ambs {{plural of|en|amb}} (and 0 other senses)
Amend {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) amend {{lb|en|transitive}} To make better; [[improve]]. (and 5 other senses)
Amenta {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) amenta {{plural of|en|amentum}} (and 0 other senses)
Amis {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 2 other senses) AMIs {{plural of|en|AMI}} (and 0 other senses)
Amoroso {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) amoroso A [[male]] [[lover]]. (and 1 other senses)
Angon {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) angon {{lb|en|historical}} A type of [[javelin]] with a [[barbed]] tip, used by the [[Frank]]s and the var... (and 0 other senses)
Anguish {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) anguish [[extreme|Extreme]] [[pain]], either of body or mind; [[excruciating]] [[distress]]. (and 2 other senses)
Ankers {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ankers {{plural of|en|anker}} (and 0 other senses)
Ansel {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) ANSEL {{lb|en|computing}} {{initialism of|en|{{w|ANSEL|American National Standard for Extended Latin}}}} (and 0 other senses)
Ante {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ante A price or cost, as in [[up the ante]]. (and 3 other senses)
App {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 1 other senses) APP {{lb|en|countable|biochemistry|immunology}} {{initialism of|en|acute-phase protein}} (and 3 other senses)
Appel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) appel {{lb|en|fencing}} An act of [[strike|striking]] the [[ground]] with the [[lead]]ing [[foot]] to [[fr... (and 1 other senses)
Appenzeller {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) appenzeller A hard, straw-colored cow's-milk cheese with a nutty flavor. (and 0 other senses)
Appling {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) appling {{present participle of|en|apple|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Arango {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) arango A rough [[carnelian]] [[bead]], formerly used in [[Africa]] as [[currency]] when buying [[slave]]s f... (and 0 other senses)
Arbour {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) arbour A [[shady]] [[sit]]ting [[place]], usually in a park or garden, and usually surrounded by climbing s... (and 1 other senses)
Ard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ard A simple [[plough]] consisting of a [[spike]] dragged through the [[soil]]. {{defdate|20th c.}} (and 0 other senses)
Arenas {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) arenas {{plural of|en|arena}} (and 0 other senses)
Arent {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) arent A kind of [[anthropogenic]] [[soil]], with deep [[mix]]ing due to [[plough]]ing, [[dig]]ging, etc. (and 1 other senses)
Argand {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) argand An [[Argand lamp]]. (and 0 other senses)
Argue {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) argue To show grounds for concluding (that); to [[indicate]], [[imply]]. (and 5 other senses)
Arista {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) arista {{lb|en|biology}} One of the [[fibril|fibrils]] found on [[grain|grains]] or [[fish|fishes]]. (and 1 other senses)
Arkwright {{surname|en|A=An English|from=occupations|nodot=1}} from someone who made [[chest]]s or [[cabinet]]... (and 0 other senses) arkwright {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[maker]] of [[cabinet]]s or [[chest]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Armor {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) armor {{lb|en|uncountable}} A protective layer over a body, vehicle, or other object intended to deflect o... (and 5 other senses)
Armour {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) armour {{standard spelling of|en|armor|from=British form}} (and 1 other senses)
Arp {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ARP {{lb|en|physiology}} {{initialism of|en|absolute refractory period}} (and 1 other senses)
Arps {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 1 other senses) arps {{plural of|en|arp}} (and 0 other senses)
Arrant {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) arrant [[utter|Utter]]; [[complete]] (with a negative sense). (and 0 other senses)
Arrow {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) arrow A [[projectile]] consisting of a shaft, a point and a tail with stabilizing fins that is shot from a... (and 10 other senses)
Arrowsmith {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) arrowsmith A [[smith]] who made the [[iron]] [[tip]]s for [[arrow]]s (and 0 other senses)
Arroyo {{surname|en|from=Spanish|nodot=1}} of [[Spanish]] origin. (and 0 other senses) arroyo A [[dry creek]] or [[streambed]], a [[gulch]] which [[temporarily]] or seasonally fills and [[flow]]... (and 1 other senses)
Arroyos {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) arroyos {{plural of|en|arroyo}} (and 0 other senses)
Arter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) arter {{pronunciation spelling of|en|after}} (and 0 other senses)
Arvie {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) arvie {{lb|en|Australia|informal}} [[afternoon|Afternoon]]. (and 0 other senses)
Ary {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ary {{lb|en|UK|dialect}} [[any]] (and 0 other senses)
Ashman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ashman {{lb|en|obsolete}} One employed to collect [[ash]]. (and 0 other senses)
Ashwood {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ashwood The [[wood]] of the [[ash]] tree. (and 0 other senses)
Askew {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) askew [[turned|Turned]] or [[twisted]] to one [[side]]. (and 2 other senses)
Askey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) askey Looking [[aside]]. (and 0 other senses)
Asper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) asper {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[rough|Rough]] or harsh; [[severe]], [[stern]], [[serious]]. (and 2 other senses)
Asperger {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 1 other senses) asperger A [[ceremonial]] herb bundle or perforated object used to sprinkle [[witch's water]] at the commence... (and 0 other senses)
Attar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) attar An [[essential oil]] extracted from [[flower]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Auger {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) auger A [[carpenter]]'s [[tool]] for boring [[hole]]s longer than those bored by a [[gimlet]]. (and 5 other senses)
Aul {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) aul A [[village]] [[encampment]] in the [[Caucasus]], [[Central Asia]] or the Southern [[Urals]]. (and 1 other senses)
Auld {{surname|en|from=Scots}} (and 0 other senses) auld {{lb|en|archaic|Northern England|Liverpool|Scotland|Ireland}} [[old]] (and 0 other senses)
Auth {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) auth {{abbreviation of|en|authentication}} (and 3 other senses)
Avant {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) avant {{lb|en|obsolete}} The front of an army; the [[vanguard]]. (and 0 other senses)
Aven {{surname|en|from=Norwegian}} (and 0 other senses) aven A vertical [[shaft]] leading upward from a [[cave]] passage, sometimes connecting with passages abov... (and 1 other senses)
Averill {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) averill {{alternative spelling of|en|arval}} (and 0 other senses)
Aviles {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) aviles {{en-third-person singular of|avile}} (and 0 other senses)
Aw {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) aw {{non-gloss|Used to express disappointment or dismay.}} (and 3 other senses)
Awe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) awe A feeling of fear and [[reverence]]. (and 4 other senses)
Ax {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ax {{lb|en|American spelling}} {{alt form|en|axe}} (and 2 other senses)
Aye {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) aye {{senseid|en|always}} {{lb|en|archaic}} [[ever]], [[always]] (and 4 other senses)
Ayres {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ayres {{plural of|en|ayre}} (and 0 other senses)
Azure {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) azure {{lb|en|countable|and|uncountable}} The clear blue colour of the sky; also, a pigment or dye of this... (and 9 other senses)
Babbitt {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) babbitt {{short for|en|babbitt metal|nodot=1}}, '''{{l|en|Babbitt metal}}''' (“a [[soft#Adjective|soft]] [[w... (and 1 other senses)
Babu {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) babu {{lb|en|Indian English}} {{n-g|A [[Hindu]] title of respect, equivalent to [[Mr.]], usually appended... (and 1 other senses)
Baby {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) baby A very [[young]] [[human]], particularly from [[birth]] to a couple of years old or until [[walking]... (and 14 other senses)
Bach {{surname|en|from=German|nodot=1}} of English-speakers. (and 2 other senses) bach {{lb|en|New Zealand|northern}} A [[holiday]] [[home]], usually small and near the [[beach]], often w... (and 1 other senses)
Bacha {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bacha A [[dance|dancing]] [[boy]] in parts of Central Asia. (and 0 other senses)
Bache {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) bache {{lb|en|obsolete}} The [[dale]] of a [[stream]] or [[rivulet]]. (and 0 other senses)
Back {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) back At or near the [[rear]]. (and 47 other senses)
Backhouse {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) backhouse {{label|en|now|_|dialect}} An [[outbuilding]] behind the [[main]] [[building]]. (and 1 other senses)
Backman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) backman {{lb|en|sports}} A [[defender]] in [[Australian rules football]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bacon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bacon [[cure#Verb|Cure]]d meat from the sides, belly{{,}} or back of a [[pig]]. (and 4 other senses)
Bae {{surname|en|from=Korean|nodot=1}} of [[Korean]] origin. (and 0 other senses) BAe {{initialism of|en|{{w|British Aerospace}}}} (and 0 other senses)
Baggs {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) baggs {{alternative spelling of|en|bags||lay dibs}} (and 0 other senses)
Bah {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) BAH {{lb|en|military|US}} {{initialism of|en|{{w|Basic Allowance for Housing}}}} (and 0 other senses)
Bail {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bail [[security|Security]], usually a sum of [[money]], [[exchange]]d for the [[release]] of an [[arrest]... (and 24 other senses)
Bailey {{surname|en|A=An|English occupational|from=Anglo-Norman|nodot=1}} for a [[steward]] or [[official]]... (and 7 other senses) bailey The outer wall of a [[feudal]] [[castle]]. (and 2 other senses)
Bailie {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bailie {{lb|en|Scotland}} A [[bailiff]]. (and 2 other senses)
Bailiff {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 0 other senses) bailiff {{lb|en|law enforcement}} An [[officer]] of the [[court]], ''particularly'': (and 3 other senses)
Baillie {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) baillie {{lb|en|obsolete}} The [[jurisdiction]] of a [[bailie]] or [[bailiff]]; a [[bailiwick]]. (and 1 other senses)
Bailor {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bailor {{lb|en|legal}} One who [[bail]]s [[property]]; one who places property in the hands of another (cal... (and 0 other senses)
Bain {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bain {{lb|en|now|_|chiefly|dialectal}} [[ready|Ready]]; [[willing]]. (and 5 other senses)
Bains {{surname|en|}} (and 0 other senses) bains {{plural of|en|bain}} (and 0 other senses)
Baize {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) baize A thick, soft, usually [[woolen]] cloth resembling [[felt]]; often colored green and used for coveri... (and 2 other senses)
Bajaj {{surname|en|from=Punjabi}} (and 0 other senses) bajaj {{lb|en|Indonesia}} A [[tuk-tuk]]. (and 0 other senses)
Baker {{surname|en|A=An|English [[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[baker]], or owner of a... (and 3 other senses) baker A person who [[bake]]s and sells [[bread]], [[cake]]s and similar items. (and 1 other senses)
Bakula {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bakula {{lb|en|India}} The [[tree]] ''{{l|mul|Mimusops elengi}}''. (and 0 other senses)
Balboa {{surname|en|from=Galician}} (and 0 other senses) balboa The [[currency]] of [[Panama]], divided into 100 [[centésimo]]s (and 0 other senses)
Bald {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bald Having no [[hair]], [[fur]] or [[feathers]]. (and 7 other senses)
Balding {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) balding {{present participle of|en|bald|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Bale {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) bale [[evil|Evil]], especially considered as an active force for destruction or death. (and 11 other senses)
Balian {{surname|en|from=Armenian}} (and 0 other senses) balian A Balinese [[shaman]] or traditional healer. (and 0 other senses)
Balk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) balk {{lb|en|agriculture}} An [[uncultivated]] [[ridge]] formed in the [[w:Open-field system|open field s... (and 21 other senses)
Ball {{surname|en|A=An|English}} (and 0 other senses) ball A solid or hollow [[sphere]], or roughly spherical mass. (and 19 other senses)
Baller {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) baller A person employed to divide [[molten]] [[metal]] into separate balls before it is [[hammer]]ed out. (and 3 other senses)
Balling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) balling {{present participle of|en|ball|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Ballow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ballow {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[round|Round]]; [[pot-bellied]]. (and 1 other senses)
Baloney {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) baloney A type of [[sausage]]; [[bologna]]. (and 1 other senses)
Balsam {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) balsam {{lb|en|chiefly|UK}} A sweet-smelling [[oil]] or [[resin]] derived from various plants. (and 8 other senses)
Balter {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) balter {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[tumble]]; [[dance]] clumsily. (and 3 other senses)
Ban {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) BAN {{initialism of|en|British Approved Name}} (and 0 other senses)
Band {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) band A [[strip]] of material used for strengthening or coupling. (and 24 other senses)
Banda {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) banda {{lb|en|uncountable|music}} A [[style]] of [[Mexican]] [[brass band]] music, emerged in the 19th cen... (and 1 other senses)
Bandelier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bandelier {{alt form|en|bandoleer}} (and 0 other senses)
Bandy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bandy {{lb|en|transitive}} To give and [[receive]] [[reciprocally]]; to [[exchange]]. (and 7 other senses)
Bane {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bane A cause of [[misery]] or [[death]]. (and 7 other senses)
Bangs {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bangs {{plural of|en|bang}} (and 4 other senses)
Banister {{surname|en|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[maker]] of [[basket]]s. (and 0 other senses) banister The [[handrail]] on the side of a [[staircase]]. (and 3 other senses)
Banks {{surname|en|English toponymic|nodot=1}} for someone who lives near a [[hill]] or [[bank]] of land. (and 0 other senses) banks {{plural of|en|bank}} (and 1 other senses)
Banner {{surname|en|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[standard-bearer]]. (and 0 other senses) banner A [[flag]] or [[standard]] used by a military commander, [[monarch]] or [[nation]]. (and 12 other senses)
Bannerman {{surname|en|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[standard-bearer]]. (and 0 other senses) bannerman A person assigned to carry the [[colour]]s, [[standard]]s or [[guidon]]s of a [[military]] [[unit]]. (and 3 other senses)
Banning {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) banning {{present participle of|en|ban|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Bannister {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[maker]] of [[basket]]s. (and 0 other senses) bannister {{alt form|en|banister}} (and 0 other senses)
Banting {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) banting {{lb|en|British|informal|archaic}} A diet aimed at losing weight, mostly accomplished by avoiding ca... (and 0 other senses)
Bantz {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bantz {{alternative spelling of|en|bants}} (and 0 other senses)
Bao {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) BAO {{initialism of|en|baryon acoustic oscillation}} (and 0 other senses)
Barber {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[barber]]. (and 0 other senses) barber A person whose profession is [[cut]]ting (usually male) customers' [[hair]] and [[beard]]s. (and 4 other senses)
Barbera {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) barbera An Italian grape variety grown for use in [[red wine]], or a wine made from such grapes. (and 0 other senses)
Bard {{surname|en|A=An occupational|from=occupations}} (and 1 other senses) bard A [[professional]] [[poet]] and [[singer]], like among the ancient [[Celt]]s, whose [[occupation]] w... (and 8 other senses)
Bardo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bardo {{lb|en|Tibetan|_|Buddhism}} The [[state#Noun|state]] of [[existence]] between [[death]] and subsequ... (and 0 other senses)
Bare {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) bare [[minimal|Minimal]]; that is or are just sufficient. (and 18 other senses)
Barefoot {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 1 other senses) barefoot [[wear|Wearing]] [[nothing]] on the [[feet]]. (and 4 other senses)
Barge {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) barge A large flat-bottomed towed or self-propelled [[boat]] used mainly for river and [[canal]] [[transpo... (and 8 other senses)
Barger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) barger One who barges or shoves. (and 1 other senses)
Barilla {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) barilla {{lb|en|botany}} Any of several unrelated [[saltmarsh]] [[plant]]s that were once burnt to obtain [[... (and 2 other senses)
Baring {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) baring {{present participle of|en|bare|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Barish {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) barish {{alt form|en|bareish}} (and 0 other senses)
Barker {{surname|en|[[English]]|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) barker Someone or something who [[bark#Etymology_2|bark]]s. (and 8 other senses)
Barling {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) barling {{lb|en|UK|_|dialectal}} The smallest [[pig]] in a litter; [[runt]]. (and 1 other senses)
Barman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) barman A [[man]] who works in a [[bar]]. (and 0 other senses)
Barrack {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) barrack {{lb|en|military|chiefly|in the plural}} A building for [[soldier]]s, especially within a [[garrison... (and 8 other senses)
Barras {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 1 other senses) barras {{plural of|en|barra}} (and 3 other senses)
Barre {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) barre {{lb|en|ballet}} A [[handrail]] fixed to a wall used for [[ballet]] exercises. (and 1 other senses)
Barret {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) barret A kind of [[cap]] formerly worn by [[soldier]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Barrette {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) barrette A [[clasp]] or [[clip]] for [[gathering]] and [[holding]] the [[hair]]. (and 2 other senses)
Barrier {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) barrier A [[structure]] that [[bar]]s [[passage]]. (and 7 other senses)
Barrio {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) barrio {{lb|en|in Venezuela or the Dominican Republic}} A [[slum]] on the periphery of a major city; a low ... (and 3 other senses)
Barrios {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) barrios {{plural of|en|barrio}} (and 0 other senses)
Barrow {{surname|en}} (and 6 other senses) barrow {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[mountain]]. (and 7 other senses)
Barter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) barter An [[exchange]] of goods or services without the use of [[money]]. (and 2 other senses)
Barth {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) barth {{lb|en|UK|obsolete|dialect}} A place of [[shelter]] for [[cattle]]. (and 0 other senses)
Basa {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) basa The [[catfish]] {{taxlink|Pangasius bocourti|species}}. (and 0 other senses)
Base {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) BASE {{acronym of|en|[[building]], ''[[antenna]]-tower'', [[span]], [[earth]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Basha {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) basha A [[tarpaulin]] or plastic waterproof sheet. (and 1 other senses)
Bashaw {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bashaw {{lb|en|now|_|rare|historical}} A [[pasha]]. {{defdate|16th-19th c.}} (and 2 other senses)
Bass {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bass Of sound, a voice or an instrument, [[low]] in [[pitch]] or [[frequency]]. (and 10 other senses)
Bastard {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 0 other senses) bastard A person who was born [[out of wedlock]], and hence often considered an [[illegitimate]] descendant. (and 23 other senses)
Baston {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 0 other senses) baston {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[staff]] or [[cudgel]]. (and 1 other senses)
Batch {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) batch The quantity of [[bread]] or other baked goods [[bake]]d at one time. (and 12 other senses)
Batchelor {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) batchelor {{lb|en|British}} {{archaic spelling of|en|bachelor}} (and 0 other senses)
Bate {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) bate {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[reduce]] the [[force]] of something; to [[abate]]. (and 15 other senses)
Bates {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) bates {{en-third-person singular of|bate}} (and 0 other senses)
Batiste {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) batiste A fine [[cloth]] made from [[cotton]] or [[linen]]; [[cambric]]. (and 0 other senses)
Batten {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) batten {{lb|en|intransitive}} To become [[better]]; [[improve]] in condition, especially by feeding. (and 12 other senses)
Battle {{surname|en|[[habitational]]|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} from places in England that have been si... (and 1 other senses) battle A [[contest#Noun|contest]], a [[struggle#Noun|struggle]]. (and 10 other senses)
Batts {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) batts {{plural of|en|batt}} (and 1 other senses)
Batty {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) batty {{lb|en|slang}} [[mad|Mad]], [[crazy]], [[silly]]. (and 3 other senses)
Baxter {{surname|en|[[occupational]]||A=An|from=occupations|nodot=1}} originating in northern [[England]] a... (and 1 other senses) baxter {{lb|en|obsolete|UK|Scotland}} A [[baker]]; originally, a [[female]] baker. (and 0 other senses)
Bays {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bays {{plural of|en|bay}} (and 2 other senses)
Baza {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) baza Any of three [[species]] of small, crested [[hawk]]s in the [[genus]] ''[[Aviceda]]''. (and 0 other senses)
Bazar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bazar {{obsolete spelling of|en|bazaar}} (and 0 other senses)
Baze {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) baze {{lb|en|transitive|obsolete}} To [[stupefy]]; [[frighten]]; [[alarm]]. (and 0 other senses)
Beach {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) beach The [[shore]] of a body of water, especially when sandy or pebbly. (and 7 other senses)
Beachy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) beachy Pertaining to the material making up the edge of a seashore, as with [[pebble]]s, [[gravel]], and [[... (and 1 other senses)
Beadle {{surname|en|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a court official. (and 0 other senses) beadle a [[parish]] [[constable]], a uniformed minor (lay) official, who ushers and keeps order (and 2 other senses)
Beadles {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) beadles {{plural of|en|beadle}} (and 0 other senses)
Beagle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) beagle A small short-legged [[smooth]]-[[coat]]ed [[scenthound]], often [[tricolored]] and sometimes used f... (and 5 other senses)
Beal {{surname|en|from=Anglo-Norman}} (and 3 other senses) beal {{lb|en|dialectal|or|obsolete}} A small inflammatory [[tumor]]; [[pustule]]. (and 1 other senses)
Beam {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) beam Any large [[piece]] of [[timber]] or [[iron]] long in proportion to its thickness, and prepared for ... (and 25 other senses)
Beames {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) beames {{lb|en|archaic}} {{plural of|en|beam}} (and 0 other senses)
Beamish {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) beamish {{lb|en|nonce}} Radiantly beaming; [[happy]]; [[cheerful]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bean {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) bean Any plant of several genera of the taxonomic family [[Fabaceae]] that produces large edible [[seed]]... (and 11 other senses)
Bear {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) bear {{senseid|en|mammal}} A large, generally [[omnivorous]] [[mammal]] (a few species are purely [[carni... (and 19 other senses)
Beard {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) beard [[facial|Facial]] [[hair]] on the [[chin]], [[cheeks]], [[jaw]] and [[neck]]. (and 16 other senses)
Beary {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) beary {{lb|en|informal}} Of or pertaining to a [[bear]]. (and 0 other senses)
Beaver {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) beaver A [[semiaquatic]] [[rodent]] of the genus ''[[Castor]]'', having a wide, flat tail and webbed feet. (and 7 other senses)
Beavers {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) beavers {{plural of|en|beaver}} (and 0 other senses)
Bebee {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bebee {{lb|en|India|obsolete}} A [[woman]] or [[wife]]. (and 0 other senses)
Beck {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) beck {{lb|en|Norfolk|Northern English dialect}} A [[stream]] or small [[river]]. (and 3 other senses)
Becker {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) becker A [[European]] [[fish]], ''[[Pagrus pagrus]]''; the [[sea bream]] or [[braise]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bedding {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bedding The textiles associated with a bed, e.g., [[sheet]]s, [[pillowcase]]s, [[bedspread]]s, [[blanket]]s,... (and 4 other senses)
Bedel {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) bedel {{lb|en|historical}} An [[administrative]] [[official]] at [[university|universities]] in several [[... (and 0 other senses)
Bedell {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bedell {{obsolete spelling of|en|beadle}}, still in use for ceremonial officials at certain universities (and 0 other senses)
Bedwell {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bedwell {{lb|en|ambitransitive}} To [[dwell]] around or about (a place); [[inhabit]]. (and 0 other senses)
Beechy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) beechy Of or relating to [[beech]] trees. (and 0 other senses)
Beeks {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) beeks {{plural of|en|beek}} (and 0 other senses)
Beemer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) beemer {{lb|en|slang}} A [[BMW]] motorcycle. (and 0 other senses)
Beene {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) beene {{obsolete spelling of|en|been}} (and 0 other senses)
Beery {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) beery Smelling or tasting of [[beer]]. (and 1 other senses)
Beet {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) beet ''[[Beta vulgaris]]'', a plant with a swollen [[root]] which is eaten or used to make sugar. (and 4 other senses)
Beg {{surname|en|from=Hindi}} (and 0 other senses) beg {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[plead]] with someone for help, a [[favor#Noun|favor]], etc.; to [[entreat]... (and 6 other senses)
Belay {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) belay {{lb|en|transitive|obsolete}} To [[surround]]; [[environ]]; [[enclose]]. (and 11 other senses)
Belch {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) belch {{lb|en|ambitransitive}} To [[expel]] (gas) loudly from the [[stomach]] through the mouth. (and 3 other senses)
Belcher {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) belcher Someone who [[belch]]es. (and 1 other senses)
Belk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) belk {{lb|en|obsolete}} To [[vomit]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bell {{surname|en|nodot=1}} of [[Scottish]] and northern [[English]] origin for a [[bell ringer]], [[bell... (and 5 other senses) bell A percussive instrument made of metal or other hard material, typically but not always in the shape ... (and 17 other senses)
Belling {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) belling [[bellowing|Bellowing]]; the [[sound]] of a male deer during the [[rutting season]] (and 2 other senses)
Bellman {{surname|en|A=An occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[town crier]]. (and 0 other senses) bellman A [[town crier]] (and 1 other senses)
Bello {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bello A [[young man]]; [[sweetheart]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bellow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bellow The [[deep]] [[roar]] of a large animal, or any similar loud noise. (and 2 other senses)
Belote {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) belote A [[trick-taking]] [[card game]] using a 32 card deck. (and 0 other senses)
Below {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) below [[lower|Lower]] in [[spatial]] [[position]] than. (and 8 other senses)
Belt {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) belt A [[band]] worn around the [[waist]] to [[hold]] [[clothing]] to one's [[body]] (usually [[pants]]),... (and 21 other senses)
Belting {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) belting {{present participle of|en|belt|nocat=1}} (and 6 other senses)
Bench {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bench A long [[seat]] with or without a back, found for example in parks and schools. (and 21 other senses)
Bendel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bendel {{lb|en|historical|fashion}} A [[little]] [[band]] or [[fillet]]. (and 1 other senses)
Bender {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bender One who, or that which, bends. (and 10 other senses)
Bene {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bene {{lb|en|now|_|chiefly|_|dialectal}} A [[prayer]], especially to God; a [[petition]]; a [[boon]]. (and 2 other senses)
Benne {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) benne {{lb|en|chiefly|attributive}} [[sesame|Sesame]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bennet {{surname|en|from=given names|nodot=1}}, a less common spelling of [[Bennett]]. (and 1 other senses) bennet The common yellow-flowered [[avens]] of Europe (''[[Geum urbanum]]''); [[herb bennet]]. (and 2 other senses)
Bergh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bergh {{lb|en|UK|_|dialectal}} A [[hill]]. (and 0 other senses)
Berk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) berk {{lb|en|British|slang|pejorative|sometimes|affectionate}} A [[fool]], [[prat]], [[twit]]. (and 1 other senses)
Berling {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) berling {{alt form|en|birlinn}} (and 0 other senses)
Berra {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) berra {{lb|en|informal|representing slurred pronunciation}} Better. (and 0 other senses)
Berry {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 3 other senses) berry A small [[succulent]] [[fruit]], of any one of many varieties. (and 12 other senses)
Besaw {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) besaw {{en-simple past of|besee}} (and 0 other senses)
Best {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) best {{en-superlative of|good}}. (and 10 other senses)
Bester {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bester {{lb|en|UK|slang|archaic}} A [[fraudulent]] [[bookmaker]]. (and 1 other senses)
Bethe {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 1 other senses) bethe A unit of energy equivalent to 10 (and 0 other senses)
Bevel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bevel An [[edge]] that is [[canted]], one that is not a 90-degree angle; a [[chamfer]]. (and 5 other senses)
Bever {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bever {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[tremble]]; [[shake]]; [[quiver]]; [[shiver]]. (and 6 other senses)
Beverage {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) beverage {{lb|en|mostly|North America}} A [[liquid#Noun|liquid]] to [[consume]]; a [[drink#Noun|drink]], such... (and 1 other senses)
Bey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bey {{lb|en|historical}} A governor of a province or district in the [[Turkish]] dominions (and 1 other senses)
Bhagat {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bhagat A [[holy]] man in [[Sikhism]] or [[Hinduism]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bhakta {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bhakta {{lb|en|Hinduism}} Someone who practises [[bhakti]]; a person who is devoted to God; a [[devotee]]; ... (and 0 other senses)
Bibb {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) bibb A [[bibcock]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bibbs {{surname|en|matronymic|from=given names}} (and 2 other senses) bibbs {{plural of|en|bibb}} (and 1 other senses)
Bibi {{surname|en|from=Hindi}} (and 0 other senses) bibi {{lb|en|India}} [[grandmother]] (and 0 other senses)
Bibler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bibler {{lb|en|archaic}} A great [[drinker]]; a [[tippler]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bice {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bice A pale [[blue]] [[pigment]], prepared from the native blue [[carbonate]] of [[copper]], or from [[sm... (and 1 other senses)
Bidder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bidder Someone who [[bid]]s {{q|all senses}}, but most commonly, one [[offer]]s to [[pay]] a specified [[pr... (and 3 other senses)
Bigger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bigger {{en-comparative of|big}} (and 1 other senses)
Biggins {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) biggins {{plural of|en|biggin}} (and 0 other senses)
Biggs {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) biggs {{en-third-person singular of|bigg}} (and 0 other senses)
Bilbo {{surname|en|rare}} (and 0 other senses) bilbo A device for punishment. See {{m|en|bilboes}}. (and 1 other senses)
Bilby {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bilby Australian desert [[marsupial]] (''[[Macrotis lagotis]]''), with distinctive large ears and approxim... (and 0 other senses)
Biles {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) biles {{plural of|en|bile}} (and 0 other senses)
Biller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) biller {{lb|en|business}} An [[issuer]] of a [[bill#Etymology 3|bill]]. (and 1 other senses)
Billing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) billing {{present participle of|en|bill|nocat=1}} (and 4 other senses)
Billings {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) billings {{plural of|en|billing}} (and 0 other senses)
Billman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) billman A man who uses, or is armed with, a [[bill]] or hooked axe. (and 0 other senses)
Bilo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bilo Half a [[coconut]] [[shell]], used in [[Fiji]] as a cup for drinking [[alcohol]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bin {{surname|en|from=Chinese}} (and 0 other senses) bin A box, frame, crib, or enclosed place, used as a [[storage]] [[container]]. (and 10 other senses)
Binder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) binder Someone who binds (and 10 other senses)
Bines {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bines {{plural of|en|bine}} (and 0 other senses)
Bing {{surname|en|from=Old English|nodot=1}} of {{inh|en|ang|-}} origin and unknown meaning. (and 4 other senses) bing {{lb|en|prison slang|with (and 11 other senses)
Binger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) binger Someone who [[binge]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Bingle {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) bingle {{lb|en|Australia|informal}} A minor [[collision]], especially between motor vehicles. (and 4 other senses)
Binks {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) binks {{plural of|en|bink}} (and 0 other senses)
Binner {{surname|en|from=German|nodot=1}} of [[German]] origin. (and 0 other senses) binner One who attempts to earn money from what can be recovered from trash bins, as coin-deposit bottles a... (and 3 other senses)
Binning {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) binning {{present participle of|en|bin|nocat=1}} (and 4 other senses)
Binns {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) binns {{plural of|en|binn}} (and 0 other senses)
Birch {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) birch Any of various [[tree]]s of the genus ''[[Betula]]'', native to countries in the [[Northern Hemisphe... (and 5 other senses)
Bircher {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 1 other senses) bircher A person who [[flog]]s using a [[birch]] rod. (and 1 other senses)
Bird {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bird A member of the [[class]] of [[animal]]s [[Aves]] in the [[phylum]] [[Chordata]], characterized by b... (and 16 other senses)
Birdsong {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) birdsong {{lb|en|ornithology}} A [[vocalisation]] made by a bird for the purposes of [[courtship]]. (and 1 other senses)
Birk {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) birk {{lb|en|Northern English}} A birch tree. (and 2 other senses)
Birks {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) birks {{plural of|en|birk}} (and 0 other senses)
Biro {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) biro A ''BIRO'' brand [[ballpoint pen]]. (and 2 other senses)
Birr {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) birr {{lb|en|Scotland}} [[strength]], [[vigor]], [[energy]] (and 6 other senses)
Birse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) birse {{lb|en|Scotland}} [[bristle]] (and 0 other senses)
Birt {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) BIRT {{lb|en|software|eclipse}} {{acronym of|en|w:BIRT Project|Business Intelligence and Reporting Tools}... (and 0 other senses)
Bise {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 1 other senses) bise A cold, dry, northerly wind in France, Switzerland, etc. (and 0 other senses)
Bish {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bish {{lb|en|slang}} {{n-g|A [[minced oath]], a euphemism by phonetic modification of (and 3 other senses)
Bishop {{cln|en|surnames from common nouns}} {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|A=An|English occupational|fro... (and 4 other senses) bishop {{lb|en|Christianity}} An [[overseer]] of [[congregation]]s: [[either]] any such overseer, [[general... (and 15 other senses)
Bisson {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) bisson {{lb|en|archaic}} [[sandblind]], [[purblind]] (and 1 other senses)
Bitting {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bitting the part of a [[key]] that engages the [[tumbler]]s to activate the [[lock]] (and 2 other senses)
Bitzer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bitzer {{lb|en|Australia|NZ|informal}} A [[mongrel]] dog. (and 1 other senses)
Black {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) black {{lb|en|of an object}} Absorbing all [[light]] and [[reflect]]ing none; [[dark]] and [[hue]]less. (and 35 other senses)
Blacker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blacker One who blacks. (and 1 other senses)
Blackie {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blackie {{alternative spelling of|en|blacky}} (and 0 other senses)
Blacksmith {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) blacksmith A person who [[forge]]s iron. (and 3 other senses)
Blackwater {{surname|en|from=Navajo|nodot=1}} used by the [[Navajo]] people. (and 4 other senses) blackwater Water containing [[loam]], [[tannin]]s, etc., giving it a very dark appearance. {{defdate|from 15th ... (and 2 other senses)
Blain {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blain A skin swelling or sore; a blister; a blotch. (and 0 other senses)
Blake {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) blake [[pale|Pale]], [[pallid]]; [[wan]]; [[sallow]]; of a [[sickly]] [[hue]]. (and 3 other senses)
Blakey {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) blakey A metal [[stud]] or [[plate]] fixed to the [[sole]] or [[heel]] of a shoe to prevent excessive wear. (and 0 other senses)
Blamer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blamer One who [[blame]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Blamey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blamey {{lb|en|informal}} Tending to [[blame]] others (and 0 other senses)
Blanco {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 6 other senses) blanco {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[polish]] using [[w:Blanco (compound)|Blanco]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bland {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) bland Having a [[soothing]] effect; not [[irritating]] or [[stimulating]]. (and 7 other senses)
Blanding {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) blanding {{present participle of|en|bland|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Blank {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) blank {{lb|en|archaic}} White or pale; without colour. (and 30 other senses)
Blanke {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blanke {{obsolete spelling of|en|blank}} (and 1 other senses)
Blanken {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blanken {{lb|en|ambitransitive}} To make or become [[blank]] (and 0 other senses)
Blay {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blay The [[bleak]] (fish). (and 0 other senses)
Blazer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blazer A semi-formal [[jacket]]. (and 7 other senses)
Blea {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blea The part of a [[tree]] that lies immediately under the [[bark]]; the [[alburnum]] or [[sapwood]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bleck {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bleck Any [[black]] fluid substance, as in [[blacking]] for leather, or black grease. (and 5 other senses)
Blee {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blee {{topic|en|Art|Colors}}{{lb|en|rare|chiefly|poetic}} [[colour#Noun|Colour]], [[hue]]. {{defdate|from... (and 4 other senses)
Blesh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blesh {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[quench]]; [[extinguish]]; [[put out]] (a fire, flame, etc.). (and 0 other senses)
Bless {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) bless To make something [[holy]] by religious rite, [[sanctify]]. (and 8 other senses)
Blessed {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) blessed Having [[divine]] aid, or protection, or other [[blessing]]. (and 5 other senses)
Blessing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blessing Some kind of [[divine]] or [[supernatural]] aid, or reward. (and 8 other senses)
Blew {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blew {{en-simple past of|blow}} (and 1 other senses)
Bley {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bley {{alt form|en|blay||a fish, the bleak}} (and 0 other senses)
Blind {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blind {{lb|en|not comparable}} Unable to [[see]], due to [[physiological]] or [[neurological]] factors. (and 29 other senses)
Bliss {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=nicknames|nodot=1}} originating as a nickname. (and 4 other senses) bliss perfect [[happiness]] (and 0 other senses)
Blitzer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blitzer {{lb|en|American football}} One engaging in a [[blitz]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bliven {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bliven {{past participle of|en|blive|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Blizzard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blizzard A large [[snowstorm]] accompanied by strong winds and greatly reduced visibility caused by blowing s... (and 3 other senses)
Block {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) block A substantial, often approximately [[cuboid]], piece of any substance. (and 22 other senses)
Blocker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blocker [[agent noun|Agent noun]] of {{m|en|block||obstruct or prevent}}; something that blocks something el... (and 1 other senses)
Blond {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blond Of a bleached or pale golden (light [[yellow]]ish) colour. (and 5 other senses)
Bloom {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bloom A [[blossom]]; the [[flower]] of a [[plant]]; an expanded [[bud]]. (and 17 other senses)
Bloomer {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) bloomer An [[ironworker]]. (and 6 other senses)
Blow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blow {{lb|en|intransitive}} To produce an [[air]] [[current]]. (and 42 other senses)
Blowe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blowe {{obsolete spelling of|en|blow}} (and 1 other senses)
Blower {{surname|en|A=An English}} (and 0 other senses) blower A person who [[blow]]s. (and 6 other senses)
Blowers {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blowers {{plural of|en|blower}} (and 0 other senses)
Blue {{surname|en|from=German}} An anglicization of {{der|en|de|Blau}}. (and 5 other senses) blue Having blue as its [[color]]. (and 32 other senses)
Bluestone {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bluestone Any of several [[bluish]] grey varieties of [[stone]] used for construction: (and 2 other senses)
Blunk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) blunk {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[blench]], [[blink]]; [[turn]] [[aside]]. (and 2 other senses)
Bly {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bly {{lb|en|now|chiefly|dialectal}} [[likeness|Likeness]]; [[resemblance]]; [[look]] [[aspect]]; [[speci... (and 0 other senses)
Boak {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) boak {{lb|en|obsolete}} To [[burp]]. (and 1 other senses)
Board {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) board A relatively long, wide and thin piece of any material, usually [[wood]] or similar, often for use i... (and 24 other senses)
Boas {{surname|en|from=Hebrew}} (and 0 other senses) boas {{plural of|en|boa}} (and 0 other senses)
Boatman {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[boatman]]. (and 0 other senses) boatman A [[man]] in charge of a small [[boat]]. (and 0 other senses)
Boatwright {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) boatwright A maker of boats, especially of traditional wooden construction. (and 0 other senses)
Bobak {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bobak The [[bobak marmot]] ({{taxlink|Marmota bobak|species}}). (and 0 other senses)
Bobbitt {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bobbitt {{lb|en|informal|transitive}} To cut off the [[penis]] of (a man). (and 0 other senses)
Boccia {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) boccia A sport, similar to [[bocce]], designed to be played by people with [[impaired]] [[motor]] [[skill]]... (and 0 other senses)
Bock {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) bock A strong dark [[beer]] brewed in the fall and aged through the winter for spring consumption. (and 0 other senses)
Bode {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) bode {{lb|en|ambitransitive}} To indicate by signs, as future events; to be an [[omen]] of; to [[portend]... (and 6 other senses)
Bodie {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 1 other senses) bodie {{obsolete spelling of|en|body}} (and 0 other senses)
Bodily {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bodily Of, relating to, or concerning the [[body]]. (and 5 other senses)
Bodkin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bodkin A small sharp pointed tool for making holes in cloth or leather. (and 6 other senses)
Body {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 1 other senses) body Physical frame. (and 10 other senses)
Boe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) BOE {{initialism of|en||based on experience|dot=,}} mentioned in job offers where compensation is to be ... (and 8 other senses)
Bogart {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=Dutch|nodot=1}}, most famously borne by American actor [[w:Humphrey B... (and 0 other senses) bogart {{lb|en|slang}} An [[obnoxious]], [[selfish]] and [[overbearing]] person; an attention [[hog]]. (and 2 other senses)
Bogle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bogle A [[goblin]]; a [[frightful]] [[spectre]] or [[phantom]]; a [[bogy]] or [[bugbear]]. (and 1 other senses)
Bogue {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) bogue A species of [[seabream]] native to the eastern Atlantic, {{taxlink|Boops boops|species|noshow=1|ver... (and 2 other senses)
Bohr {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bohr {{lb|en|physics|chemistry}} {{synonym of|en|Bohr radius}} (and 0 other senses)
Bok {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) bok {{lb|en|South Africa|slang}} [[keen]] or [[willing]]. (and 1 other senses)
Bolar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bolar Of or relating to [[bole]] or [[clay]]; partaking of the nature and qualities of bole; [[clayey]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bold {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) bold {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[dwelling]]; [[habitation]]; [[building]]. (and 10 other senses)
Bolden {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bolden To make [[bold]]; to [[embolden]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bolding {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bolding {{present participle of|en|bold|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Boles {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) boles {{plural of|en|bole}} (and 0 other senses)
Bolin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bolin {{alt form|en|bowline||type of knot}} (and 0 other senses)
Boll {{surname|en|from=Germanic languages}} (and 0 other senses) boll The [[rounded#Adjective|rounded]] [[seed#Noun|seed]]-[[bear#Verb|bearing]] [[capsule]] of a [[cotton... (and 2 other senses)
Bolling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bolling A [[tree]] from which the [[branch]]es have been cut; a [[pollard]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bolster {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 1 other senses) bolster A large [[cushion#Noun|cushion]] or [[pillow#Noun|pillow]]. (and 10 other senses)
Bolt {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) bolt A (usually) metal fastener consisting of a [[cylindrical]] body that is threaded, with a larger head... (and 30 other senses)
Bombard {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) bombard a [[medieval]] primitive [[cannon]], used chiefly in [[siege]]s for throwing heavy stone balls. (and 7 other senses)
Bombardier {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 1 other senses) bombardier {{lb|en|North America}} A [[bomber]] crew member who sights and releases bombs. (and 3 other senses)
Bonar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bonar {{lb|en|Polari}} {{alternative spelling of|en|bona||good}} (and 0 other senses)
Bond {{surname|en|occupational|A=An}} (and 0 other senses) bond {{lb|en|legal}} [[evidence|Evidence]] of a long-term [[debt]], by which the bond issuer (the borrowe... (and 26 other senses)
Bone {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bone {{lb|en|uncountable}} A [[composite]] [[material]] consisting largely of [[calcium]] [[phosphate]] a... (and 27 other senses)
Boner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) boner {{lb|en|coarse|slang}} An erect [[penis]]. {{defdate|from mid-20th c.}} (and 2 other senses)
Boney {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) boney {{alternative spelling of|en|bony}} (and 0 other senses)
Bonham {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) bonham {{lb|en|Ireland|rural}} A [[piglet]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bonk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bonk {{lb|en|informal}} To [[strike]] or [[collide]] with something. (and 8 other senses)
Bonser {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bonser {{alternative spelling of|en|bonzer}} (and 0 other senses)
Booker {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for either a [[scribe]] or [[bookbinder]],... (and 0 other senses) booker {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[scholar]]; [[scribe]] (and 2 other senses)
Bookman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bookman {{lb|en|historical|Old English law}} One who held [[bookland]]. (and 2 other senses)
Boomer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) boomer An [[adult]] [[male]] [[kangaroo]]. (and 10 other senses)
Booms {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) booms {{plural of|en|boom}} (and 1 other senses)
Boop {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) boop A low-pitched [[beep]]ing sound. (and 3 other senses)
Boose {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) boose {{lb|en|dialect}} A [[stall]] for an [[animal]] (usually a [[cow]]). (and 2 other senses)
Boot {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) boot A heavy [[shoe]] that [[cover]]s part of the leg. (and 36 other senses)
Booth {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) booth A small [[stall]] for the [[display]] and [[sale]] of [[good]]s. (and 3 other senses)
Booty {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) booty [[plunder|Plunder]] taken from an [[enemy]] in time of [[war]], or [[seized]] by [[piracy]]. (and 6 other senses)
Booze {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) booze {{lb|en|colloquial|uncountable}} Any [[alcoholic]] [[beverage]]. (and 2 other senses)
Boozer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) boozer {{lb|en|colloquial}} One who drinks habitually; a [[drunkard]]. (and 3 other senses)
Border {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) border The [[line]] or [[frontier]] [[area]] [[separating]] [[political]] or [[geographical]] [[region]]s. (and 10 other senses)
Borer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) borer A [[tedious]] person. (and 5 other senses)
Bores {{surname|en|from=Czech}} (and 0 other senses) bores {{plural of|en|bore}} (and 1 other senses)
Boring {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) boring A [[pit]] or [[hole]] which has been [[bore#Verb|bore]]d. (and 5 other senses)
Bork {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bork {{lb|en|ambitransitive|US politics|often|pejorative}} To [[defeat#Verb|defeat]] a person's [[appoint... (and 6 other senses)
Boron {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) boron {{senseid|en|Q618}}The [[chemical]] [[element]] (''symbol'' B) with an [[atomic number]] of 5, which... (and 1 other senses)
Borrow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) borrow To [[receive]] (something) from somebody temporarily, expecting to [[return]] it. (and 15 other senses)
Bort {{surname|en|from=Yiddish}} (and 0 other senses) bort Poor-quality diamond, used for industrial cutting or abrasion; a poorly crystallized [[diamond]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bortz {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bortz [[diamond|Diamond]] of [[inferior]] [[quality]], commonly used for drill tips; [[abrasive]] diamond ... (and 0 other senses)
Bose {{surname|en|from=Bengali}} (and 0 other senses) bose {{lb|en|usually|_|archaeology}} To strike the [[ground]] with an object in order to determine, from ... (and 0 other senses)
Bosket {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bosket A small [[grove]] or [[copse]] of [[tree]]s, a [[thicket]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bosque {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bosque {{rare spelling of|en|bosk}} {{defdate|19th c.}} (and 1 other senses)
Boss {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) BOSS {{lb|en|US|finance}} {{initialism of|en|[[bond|Bond]] and [[option|Option]] [[sales|Sales]] [[strate... (and 0 other senses)
Bossier {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) bossier {{en-comparative of|bossy}} (and 0 other senses)
Both {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) both Each of the two; one and the [[other]]; {{non-gloss definition|referring to two individuals or items... (and 3 other senses)
Bothe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bothe {{obsolete spelling of|en|both}} (and 1 other senses)
Bottom {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bottom The [[lowest]] part of anything. (and 30 other senses)
Bottomer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bottomer A person who makes the [[seat]] part of a chair. (and 1 other senses)
Bottoms {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) bottoms {{plural of|en|bottom}} (and 2 other senses)
Bouche {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) bouche {{lb|en|obsolete}} An [[allowance]] of [[food]] and [[drink]] for the [[table]]s of [[inferior]] [[o... (and 0 other senses)
Bough {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bough A [[tree-branch#Noun|tree-branch]], usually a [[primary]] one directly attached to the [[trunk]]. (and 1 other senses)
Boulter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) boulter One who [[boult]]s or [[sift]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Bounds {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bounds {{plural of|en|bound}}. (and 1 other senses)
Bourdon {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) bourdon {{lb|en|music|archaic}} The [[burden]] or [[bass]] of a melody. (and 6 other senses)
Bourn {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) bourn A small stream or [[brook]]. (and 2 other senses)
Bouse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bouse {{lb|en|nautical}} To [[haul]] or [[hoist]] (something) with a [[tackle]]. (and 3 other senses)
Bouton {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 0 other senses) bouton A [[bud]]-like [[swelling]], especially one at the end of an [[axon]] (and 0 other senses)
Bove {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bove [[above|Above]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bow {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) bow A [[weapon]] made of a curved piece of wood or other flexible material whose ends are connected by a... (and 23 other senses)
Bowe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bowe {{obsolete spelling of|en|bow}} (and 1 other senses)
Bower {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bower A [[bedroom]] or private apartments, especially for a woman in a medieval castle. (and 12 other senses)
Bowers {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) bowers {{plural of|en|bower}} (and 0 other senses)
Bowery {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 2 other senses) bowery [[structure|Structure]] with roof for shade but with no walls used for public gatherings. A [[pavili... (and 2 other senses)
Bowes {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) bowes {{plural of|en|bowe}} (and 0 other senses)
Bowie {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) bowie A [[Bowie knife]] (and 0 other senses)
Bowler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bowler {{lb|en|bowling}} One who engages in the sport of [[bowling]]. (and 4 other senses)
Bowles {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) bowles {{plural of|en|bowle}} (and 0 other senses)
Bowman {{surname|en|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[bowman]]. (and 1 other senses) bowman {{lb|en|archery}} A man who uses a bow; an [[archer]]. (and 1 other senses)
Bowne {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bowne {{lb|en|transitive|obsolete}} To make ready; to prepare; to dress. (and 0 other senses)
Bowser {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) bowser {{lb|en|now|_|chiefly|Australia|and|New Zealand}} A fuel metering/delivery pump at a [[filling stati... (and 3 other senses)
Box {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) box {{non-gloss definition|Senses relating to a three-dimensional object or space.}} (and 19 other senses)
Boyer {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) boyer {{lb|en|nautical}} A [[Flemish]] [[sloop]] with a [[castle]] at each end. (and 0 other senses)
Boykin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) boykin {{lb|en|now|_|rare|chiefly|informal|affectionate}} (and 0 other senses)
Boyle {{surname|en|from=Irish|nodot=1}} of [[Irish]] origin. (and 2 other senses) boyle {{obsolete spelling of|en|boil}} (and 1 other senses)
Boza {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) boza a [[fermented]] [[drink]] made from [[wheat]] or [[millet]] (and 0 other senses)
Brace {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 0 other senses) brace {{lb|en|obsolete}} Armor for the arm; [[vambrace]]. (and 23 other senses)
Bracero {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bracero {{lb|en|historical}} A [[Mexican]] [[national]] working as an [[agricultural]] laborer in the [[Unit... (and 0 other senses)
Brack {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brack {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[salt water|Salty]] or [[brackish]] [[water]]. (and 3 other senses)
Bracken {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bracken {{lb|en|uncountable|countable}} Any of several coarse [[fern]]s, of the [[genus]] ''[[Pteridium]]'',... (and 1 other senses)
Brackens {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brackens {{plural of|en|bracken}} (and 0 other senses)
Brackett {{surname|en|from=Anglo-Norman}} (and 0 other senses) brackett {{alt form|en|bragget||drink made with ale and honey}} (and 0 other senses)
Brady {{surname|en|[[habitational]]|from=Old English|nodot=1}} of English origin. (and 5 other senses) brady {{lb|en|medicine|colloquial}} [[bradycardia|Bradycardia]]. (and 2 other senses)
Brain {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brain The control center of the [[central nervous system]] of an [[animal]] located in the [[skull]] which... (and 10 other senses)
Braine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) braine {{obsolete spelling of|en|brain}} (and 0 other senses)
Brake {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brake A [[fern]]; [[bracken]] (''[[Pteridium]]''). {{defdate|from 14th c.}} (and 18 other senses)
Bramble {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bramble Any of many closely related thorny plants in the genus ''[[Rubus]]'' including the [[blackberry]] an... (and 3 other senses)
Brame {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brame {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[intense|Intense]] [[passion]] or [[emotion]]; [[vexation]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bran {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bran The [[broken]] [[coat]] of the [[seed]] of [[wheat]], [[rye]], or other [[cereal]] [[grain]], separa... (and 1 other senses)
Branch {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 7 other senses) branch {{senseid|en|tree}} The [[woody]] part of a [[tree]] arising from the [[trunk]] and usually [[dividi... (and 16 other senses)
Brand {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brand {{lb|en|obsolete|rare}} A conflagration; a flame. (and 16 other senses)
Brander {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brander A person who [[brand]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Brandle {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) brandle {{lb|en|obsolete|ambitransitive}} To [[shake]]; to (cause to) [[totter]]. (and 0 other senses)
Brandreth {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) brandreth {{lb|en|now|historical}} A [[tripod]] or [[stand]] for a [[cask]], a [[haystack]], etc. (and 1 other senses)
Brannigan {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) brannigan {{l|en|binge}}, {{l|en|bender}}, {{l|en|booze-up}} (where {{l|en|alcohol}} is drunk) (and 1 other senses)
Brant {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) brant {{lb|en|North American}} Any of several [[wild goose|wild geese]], of the genus ''[[Branta]]'', that... (and 2 other senses)
Brasher {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 0 other senses) brasher {{en-comparative of|brash}} (and 0 other senses)
Brashier {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) brashier {{en-comparative of|brashy}} (and 0 other senses)
Brasier {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) brasier {{alternative spelling of|en|brazier}} (and 0 other senses)
Brassard {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 0 other senses) brassard {{lb|en|historical}} An item of plate [[armor]] that protects the arm. (and 1 other senses)
Brassey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brassey {{alt form|en|brassie}} (and 0 other senses)
Bravo {{surname|en|from=Spanish|nodot=1}} of Spanish origin. (and 0 other senses) bravo A hired [[soldier]]; an [[assassin]]; a [[desperado]]. (and 4 other senses)
Brawn {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brawn Strong [[muscle]]s or [[lean]] [[flesh]], especially of the arm, leg or thumb. (and 5 other senses)
Brawner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brawner A [[boar]] killed for the [[table]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bray {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) bray {{lb|en|intransitive}} Of an [[animal]] (now chiefly of animals related to the [[ass]] or [[donkey]]... (and 6 other senses)
Brazier {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a worker in [[brass]]. (and 0 other senses) brazier A [[worker]] in [[brass]]. (and 1 other senses)
Bream {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bream A European fresh-water [[cyprinoid]] fish of the genus {{m|mul|Abramis}}, little valued as food. Sev... (and 4 other senses)
Brede {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) brede {{lb|en|obsolete}} Ornamental [[embroidery]] (and 1 other senses)
Bredes {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) bredes {{plural of|en|brede}} (and 0 other senses)
Breed {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) breed To produce [[offspring]] [[sexually]]; to bear young. (and 15 other senses)
Breeding {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) breeding [[propagation|Propagation]] of offspring through sexual reproduction. (and 8 other senses)
Breese {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) breese {{obsolete spelling of|en|breeze|nodot=yes}} {{gloss|all three distinct nouns}}. (and 0 other senses)
Breeze {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) breeze A [[light]], [[gentle]] [[wind]]. (and 10 other senses)
Bren {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) bren {{lb|en|obsolete|transitive}} To [[burn]] {{gl|to set ablaze}}. (and 0 other senses)
Brent {{surname|en|[[habitational]]|from=Old English}} (and 3 other senses) brent {{obsolete spelling of|en|burnt}} (and 0 other senses)
Brew {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brew {{lb|en|transitive|intransitive}} To make [[tea]] or [[coffee]] by mixing [[tea leaf|tea leaves]] or... (and 9 other senses)
Brewster {{surname|en|from=occupations}} An English and Scottish [[occupational]] [[surname]] for a [[brewer]... (and 8 other senses) brewster {{lb|en|optics}} A [[unit]] of [[stress optical coefficient]] which is equal to 10 (and 2 other senses)
Briar {{surname|en|topographic|from=Middle English}} (and 1 other senses) briar Any of many plants with thorny stems growing in dense clusters, such as many in the ''[[Rosa]], [[Ru... (and 3 other senses)
Brick {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brick {{lb|en|countable}} A hardened rectangular block of [[mud]], [[clay]] etc., used for [[build]]ing. (and 15 other senses)
Bricker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bricker A [[brickmaker]]. (and 1 other senses)
Brickman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brickman A [[brickmaker]]. (and 2 other senses)
Bride {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bride A [[woman]] in the context of her own [[wedding]]; one who is going to [[marry]] or has just been ma... (and 3 other senses)
Bridge {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) bridge A [[construction]] or [[natural]] [[feature]] that [[span]]s a [[divide]]. (and 14 other senses)
Bridger {{surname|en|A=An occupational|from=occupations}} (and 1 other senses) bridger One who builds [[bridge]]s (and 2 other senses)
Bridges {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bridges {{plural of|en|bridge}} (and 1 other senses)
Brier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brier {{alternative spelling of|en|briar}} (and 0 other senses)
Briers {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) briers {{plural of|en|brier}} (and 0 other senses)
Bright {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bright [[emit|Emitting]] much [[light#Noun|light]]; [[visually]] [[dazzling#Adjective|dazzling]]; [[luminou... (and 15 other senses)
Brill {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) brill A type of [[flatfish]], {{taxlink|Scophthalmus rhombus|species|noshow=1|ver=170601}}. (and 1 other senses)
Brim {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brim {{lb|en|obsolete}} The [[sea]]; [[ocean]]; [[water]]; [[flood]]. (and 7 other senses)
Brimmer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brimmer A [[cup]] brimming over with liquid. (and 1 other senses)
Brin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brin One of the radiating sticks of a [[fan]]. The outermost are larger and longer, and are called [[pana... (and 1 other senses)
Brinded {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brinded {{lb|en|archaic|dialect}} Especially of the [[fur]] or [[skin#Noun|skin]] of [[animal]]s: having a [... (and 0 other senses)
Brine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brine [[salt|Salt]] [[water]]; water saturated or strongly impregnated with salt; a salt-and-water solutio... (and 3 other senses)
Briner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) briner One who [[pickle]]s [[food]] in [[brine]]. (and 0 other senses)
Briney {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) briney {{alt form|en|briny}} (and 1 other senses)
Brink {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brink The [[edge]], [[margin]], or [[border]] of a [[steep]] place, as of a [[precipice]]; a [[bank]] or [... (and 1 other senses)
Broach {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) broach A series of [[chisel]] [[point]]s [[mount]]ed on one piece of [[steel]]. For example, the toothed st... (and 13 other senses)
Broad {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) broad [[wide|Wide]] in [[extent]] or [[scope]]. (and 16 other senses)
Broaden {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) broaden {{lb|en|transitive}} To make [[broad]] or [[broad]]er. (and 1 other senses)
Broadhead {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) broadhead {{lb|en|bowhunting}} A flat [[arrowhead]] with [[razor-sharp]] sides, intended to kill [[prey]] by c... (and 0 other senses)
Brock {{surname|en|A=An|English and Scottish|from=Middle English|nodot=1}}, a variant of [[Brook]], or ori... (and 11 other senses) brock {{lb|en|UK}} a male [[badger]]. (and 3 other senses)
Brocks {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brocks {{plural of|en|brock}} (and 1 other senses)
Broderick {{surname|en|from=Welsh}} (and 1 other senses) broderick {{lb|en|slang|early 20th century}} A thorough [[beating]] (and 1 other senses)
Brodie {{surname|en|from=Scottish Gaelic}} (and 4 other senses) brodie {{lb|en|internet slang}} A close friend; a man deserving of admiration. (and 3 other senses)
Brody {{surname|en|from=Scottish Gaelic|nodot=1}}, a variant of [[Brodie]]. (and 2 other senses) brody {{lb|en|slang}} Intentionally spinning in circles and sliding in an automobile. (and 0 other senses)
Brogan {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 3 other senses) brogan A heavy working [[shoe]]; a [[brogue]]. (and 0 other senses)
Broker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) broker {{en-comparative of|broke}} (and 6 other senses)
Bronze {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bronze {{lb|en|uncountable}} A naturally occurring or man-made [[alloy]] of [[copper]], usually in combinat... (and 11 other senses)
Brook {{surname|en|habitational|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} ''for someone living by a [[brook]].'' (and 3 other senses) brook {{lb|en|transitive|formal}} To [[bear]]; [[endure]]; [[support]]; [[put up with]]; [[tolerate]] (''u... (and 5 other senses)
Brooke {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 2 other senses) brooke {{obsolete spelling of|en|brook}} (and 2 other senses)
Brookes {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brookes {{plural of|en|brooke}} (and 0 other senses)
Brooking {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brooking {{present participle of|en|brook|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Brooks {{surname|en|[[topographic]]|from=Middle English|nodot=1}}, variant of [[Brook]]. (and 2 other senses) brooks {{plural of|en|brook}} (and 1 other senses)
Brow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brow The [[ridge]] over the [[eye]]s; the [[eyebrow]]. (and 8 other senses)
Brown {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) brown {{lb|en|countable|and|uncountable}} A [[colour]] like that of [[chocolate]] or [[coffee]]. (and 18 other senses)
Browner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) browner {{en-comparative of|brown}} (and 1 other senses)
Brownfield {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) brownfield {{lb|en|often|attributive}} A [[site]], to be used for [[housing]] or [[commerce]], that has been pr... (and 1 other senses)
Browning {{surname|en|from=Old English|}} (and 2 other senses) browning The act or operation of giving a brown colour, as to gun barrels, cooked food, etc. (and 4 other senses)
Bruck {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bruck [[broke]], out of [[liquidity]] (and 1 other senses)
Brucks {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 1 other senses) brucks {{en-third-person singular of|bruck}} (and 0 other senses)
Brunet {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) brunet {{lb|en|rare}} Of a man's or boy's hair: [[brown]] or black. (and 2 other senses)
Brunette {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) brunette (of hair, eyes, skin, etc.) of a dark color or tone. (and 2 other senses)
Brunt {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brunt The full [[adverse]] effects; the [[chief]] [[consequence]]s or [[negative]] results of a thing or e... (and 7 other senses)
Brus {{surname|en|from=Polish}} (and 0 other senses) brus {{plural of|en|bru}} (and 0 other senses)
Brush {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) brush {{senseid|en|implement}} An [[implement]] consisting of multiple more or less flexible [[bristle]]s ... (and 20 other senses)
Bub {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) bub {{lb|en|slang|historical}} An alcoholic malt liquor, especially [[beer]]. (and 7 other senses)
Buck {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=nicknames}} (and 2 other senses) buck A male [[deer]], [[antelope]], [[sheep]], [[goat]], [[rabbit]], [[hare]], and sometimes the male of ... (and 35 other senses)
Buckle {{surname|en|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a maker or seller of [[buckle]]s. (and 0 other senses) buckle {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[distort]] or [[collapse]] under physical [[pressure]]; especially, of a ... (and 14 other senses)
Buckler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) buckler One who [[buckle#English|buckle]]s something. (and 6 other senses)
Bucko {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bucko [[buckaroo|Buckaroo]]. (and 1 other senses)
Budge {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) budge {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[move]]; to be shifted from a fixed position. (and 6 other senses)
Buff {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) BUFF {{lb|en|slang|US|Air Force}} {{acronym of|en|[[big]] [[ugly]] [[fat]] [[fellow]] (or [[fucker]])|nod... (and 0 other senses)
Buffa {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) buffa {{lb|en|music}} The [[comic]] [[actress]] in an [[opera]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bugler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bugler Someone who plays a [[bugle]]. (and 0 other senses)
Buhl {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) buhl {{lb|en|woodworking}} A particularly decorative piece of [[brass]] or other material, used as inlay ... (and 1 other senses)
Bulger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bulger Something that has a [[bulge]]. (and 1 other senses)
Bull {{surname|en|from=nicknames|nodot=1}} derived from the name of the animal. (and 0 other senses) bull An adult male of domesticated [[cattle]] or [[ox]]en. (and 30 other senses)
Bulla {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bulla {{lb|en|medicine}} A [[blister]], [[vesicle]], or other thin-walled cavity or [[lesion]]. (and 5 other senses)
Buller {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 4 other senses) buller To [[boil]] or [[seethe]]. (and 5 other senses)
Bullion {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bullion A bulk quantity of [[precious metal]], usually [[gold]] or [[silver]], assessed by weight and typica... (and 3 other senses)
Bullock {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) bullock {{lb|en|archaic}} A [[young]] [[bull]]. (and 1 other senses)
Bump {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) BUMP {{lb|en|Internet}} {{alt form|en|bump}} (and 0 other senses)
Bun {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) BUN {{initialism of|en|[[blood]], [[urea]], [[nitrogen]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Bunce {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bunce {{lb|en|UK|regional}} A [[bonus]]; [[additional]] [[pay]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bunch {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bunch A [[group]] of [[similar]] things, either [[grow]]ing together, or in a [[cluster]] or [[clump]], us... (and 14 other senses)
Buncombe {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) buncombe {{lb|en|archaic}} {{alternative spelling of|en|bunkum}} (and 0 other senses)
Bunk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bunk One of a series of [[berth]]s or [[bed]]s placed in tiers. (and 10 other senses)
Bunker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bunker {{lb|en|military}} A [[hardened#Adjective|hardened]] [[shelter#Noun|shelter]], often [[partly]] [[bu... (and 9 other senses)
Bunt {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bunt {{lb|en|nautical}} The middle part, cavity, or belly of a [[sail]]; the part of a furled sail which ... (and 12 other senses)
Bunting {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bunting [[strip|Strips]] of [[material]] used as [[festive]] [[decoration]], especially in the [[colour]]s o... (and 8 other senses)
Bunton {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bunton A wooden [[cross-stay]] in a [[shaft]]; a support for shaft slides. (and 0 other senses)
Burd {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) burd {{lb|en|poetic}} [[maiden]], young woman (and 0 other senses)
Burden {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) burden A [[heavy]] [[load]]. (and 13 other senses)
Burdon {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) burdon A [[mule]] born of a [[horse]] and a [[she-ass]]. (and 0 other senses)
Bureau {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) bureau An [[administrative]] unit of [[government]]; [[office]]. (and 4 other senses)
Burek {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) burek A type of [[baked]] or [[fried]] filled [[pastry]] of the former [[Ottoman Empire]]. (and 0 other senses)
Burgess {{surname|en|from=common nouns}} (and 0 other senses) burgess An inhabitant of a [[borough]] with full rights; a [[citizen]]. (and 3 other senses)
Burian {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) burian {{lb|en|Now|_|chiefly|_|dialectal|Scotland}} A [[tomb]]; [[sepulchre]]. (and 2 other senses)
Burk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) burk {{lb|en|Southern US|slang|intransitive}} To [[vomit]]. (and 0 other senses)
Burks {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) burks {{en-third-person singular of|burk}} (and 0 other senses)
Burl {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) burl A tree [[growth]] in which the [[grain]] has grown in a deformed manner. (and 3 other senses)
Burley {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) burley {{lb|en|US}} A [[tobacco]] grown mainly in [[Kentucky]], used in making cigarettes. {{defdate|from l... (and 1 other senses)
Burling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) burling {{present participle of|en|burl|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Burnet {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) burnet Any of the herbs of genus ''[[Sanguisorba]]'' (syn. {{taxlink|Poterium|genus|ver=181213}}), includin... (and 1 other senses)
Burns {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) burns {{en-third-person singular of|burn}} (and 1 other senses)
Burpee {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) burpee A physical [[exercise]] performed by bending over, performing a [[squat thrust]], returning to a sta... (and 0 other senses)
Burr {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) burr A [[sharp]], pointy object, such as a [[sliver]] or [[splinter]]. (and 13 other senses)
Burrow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) burrow A [[tunnel]] or [[hole]], often as dug by a small creature. (and 4 other senses)
Burrows {{surname|en|A=An|English topographical|nodot=1}}, a variant of [[Burroughs]]. (and 2 other senses) burrows {{plural of|en|burrow}} (and 1 other senses)
Burry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) burry Abounding in [[bur]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Burse {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 0 other senses) burse {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[purse]]. (and 4 other senses)
Burton {{surname|en|A=An|English [[habitational]]|from=Old English|nodot=1}} for someone who lived in any o... (and 3 other senses) burton {{lb|en|archaic}} An arrangement of [[block]]s and [[pulley]]s, especially for tightening [[rigging]... (and 1 other senses)
Bush {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) bush {{lb|en|horticulture}} A [[woody]] [[plant]] distinguished from a tree by its multiple stems and low... (and 18 other senses)
Bussell {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bussell {{obsolete spelling of|en|bustle}} {{defdate|16th-17th c.}} (and 0 other senses)
Bussing {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) bussing {{present participle of|en|bus|nocat=1}} (and 2 other senses)
Buster {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) buster {{lb|en|chiefly|colloquial|with 'of'}} [[someone|Someone]] who or [[something]] that [[burst]]s, [[b... (and 9 other senses)
Busto {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) busto {{lb|en|arts|now|rare}} A [[bust]]. {{defdate|from 17th c.}} (and 0 other senses)
Bustos {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) bustos {{plural of|en|busto}} (and 0 other senses)
Butcher {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[butcher]]. (and 0 other senses) butcher A [[person]] who [[prepare]]s and [[sell]]s [[meat]] (and sometimes also [[slaughter]]s the [[animal... (and 7 other senses)
Butler {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) butler A [[manservant]] having charge of wines and liquors. (and 3 other senses)
Butt {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) butt {{lb|en|countable}} The [[large]]r or [[thick]]er end of something; the [[blunt]] end, in [[distinct... (and 13 other senses)
Butte {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) butte {{lb|en|US}} An [[isolated]] [[hill]] with steep sides and a flat top. (and 0 other senses)
Butter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) butter A soft, fatty foodstuff made by [[churn]]ing the [[cream]] of [[milk]] (generally cow's milk). (and 8 other senses)
Butters {{surname|en|from=Norman}} (and 1 other senses) butters {{plural of|en|butter}} (and 2 other senses)
Buttery {{surname|en|from=Anglo-Norman}} (and 0 other senses) buttery Made with or tasting of [[butter]]. (and 5 other senses)
Buttle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) buttle To serve as or perform the duties of a [[butler]]. (and 0 other senses)
Button {{surname|en|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a maker or seller of [[button]]s. (and 0 other senses) button A [[knob]] or [[disc]] that is passed through a [[loop]] or ([[buttonhole]]), serving as a [[fastene... (and 30 other senses)
Buttowski {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) buttowski {{lb|en|very|rare|slang}} A {{l|en|butt}}; the [[buttock]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Butts {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) butts {{plural of|en|butt}} (and 1 other senses)
Buzzard {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 0 other senses) buzzard Any of several [[Old World]] [[bird of prey|birds of prey]] of the genus ''[[Buteo]]'' with broad wi... (and 4 other senses)
Byard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) byard {{lb|en|historical}} A piece of [[leather]] crossing the [[breast]], used by the men who drag [[sled... (and 0 other senses)
Bye {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) bye The position of a [[person]] or [[team]] in a [[tournament]] or [[competition]] who [[draw]]s no [[o... (and 10 other senses)
Caba {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) caba {{lb|en|dated}} A [[cabas]], or lady's bag. (and 0 other senses)
Cabal {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cabal A secret political [[clique]] or [[faction]]. (and 4 other senses)
Caballero {{surname|en|from=Spanish|nodot=1}} of Spanish origin. (and 0 other senses) caballero A [[horseman]], particularly in the [[Latin America]]n context (and 2 other senses)
Caban {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) caban {{lb|en|Philippines}} A [[grain]] [[measure]] equal to 3.47 cubic feet, used in the Philippine Islan... (and 0 other senses)
Cabana {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cabana A [[cabin]] or [[hut]] for relaxing. (and 1 other senses)
Cacciatore {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cacciatore {{lb|en|of chicken, rabbit, etc.}} Prepared in an [[Italian]] style with [[wine]], [[mushroom]]s, [[... (and 1 other senses)
Cade {{surname|en|A=An|English [[metonymic]] [[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[cooper]]... (and 1 other senses) cade {{lb|en|of an animal}} [[abandoned]] by its [[mother]] and [[reared]] by hand (and 4 other senses)
Cadet {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) cadet A [[student]] at a [[military]] [[school]] who is training to be an [[officer]]. (and 5 other senses)
Cady {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cady {{alternative spelling of|en|kady}} (and 0 other senses)
Cage {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) cage An [[enclosure]] made of [[bar]]s, normally to hold animals. (and 16 other senses)
Cairns {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) cairns {{plural of|en|cairn}} (and 0 other senses)
Calamari {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) calamari [[squid]], the [[mollusk]], in general (and 0 other senses)
Calandra {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) calandra A [[calandra lark]] (and 0 other senses)
Caliver {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) caliver {{lb|en|historical}} A type of light [[musket]]. (and 0 other senses)
Calk {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 1 other senses) calk A pointed [[projection]] on a [[horseshoe]] to prevent its [[slipping]]. (and 4 other senses)
Call {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) CALL {{initialism of|en|[[computer]]-[[assist]]ed [[language]] [[learning]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Callow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) callow [[bald|Bald]], [[hairless]], [[bare]]. (and 10 other senses)
Calthrop {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) calthrop {{alt form|en|caltrop}} (and 0 other senses)
Calva {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) calva {{lb|en|anatomy}} the {{l|en|calvaria}}; the dome or roof of the skull (and 1 other senses)
Cambre {{surname|en|from=Anglo-Norman}} (and 0 other senses) cambre {{alternative spelling of|en|cambré}} (and 0 other senses)
Camera {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) camera A device for taking still or moving pictures or {{l|en|photograph|photographs}}. (and 3 other senses)
Campagna {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) campagna {{lb|en|dated}} A [[flat]] stretch of [[countryside]]; [[open]] [[rural]] [[plain]]. (and 0 other senses)
Campanile {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) campanile A [[bell tower]] (especially one that is [[freestanding]]), often [[associated#Adjective|associated]... (and 0 other senses)
Camper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) camper A person who [[camp]]s, especially in a [[tent]] etc. (and 3 other senses)
Campion {{surname|en|from=Anglo-Norman}} (and 2 other senses) campion Some [[flowering plant]]s of the [[genus]] ''[[Lychnis]]''. (and 1 other senses)
Campo {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 1 other senses) campo {{lb|en|US|slang}} A [[police officer]] assigned to a [[university]] [[campus]]. (and 1 other senses)
Canal {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) canal An artificial waterway or artificially improved river used for travel, shipping, or irrigation. (and 4 other senses)
Cancel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cancel {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[cross out]] something with [[line]]s etc. (and 14 other senses)
Candela {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) candela In the [[International System of Units]], the [[base unit]] of [[luminous intensity]]; the luminous ... (and 0 other senses)
Candler {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[candlemaker]]. (and 0 other senses) candler A person who makes [[candle]]s; a [[chandler]]. (and 1 other senses)
Cane {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) CanE {{lb|en|linguistics}} {{abbreviation of|en|Canadian English}} (and 0 other senses)
Canner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) canner Someone or something which [[can]]s. (and 3 other senses)
Canning {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) canning {{present participle of|en|can|nocat=1}} (and 2 other senses)
Cannon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cannon A complete [[assembly]], consisting of an [[artillery tube]] and a [[breech]] mechanism, [[firing]] ... (and 13 other senses)
Canny {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) canny [[careful|Careful]], [[prudent]], [[cautious]]. (and 7 other senses)
Canon {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) canon A generally [[accept]]ed [[principle]]; a [[rule]]. (and 17 other senses)
Cant {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cant {{lb|en|countable}} An [[argot]], the [[jargon]] of a particular [[class]] or [[subgroup]]. (and 29 other senses)
Canter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) canter A [[gait]] of a [[horse]] between a [[trot]] and a [[gallop]], consisting of three beats and a (and 5 other senses)
Cantor {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cantor [[singer]], especially someone who takes a special role of singing or song leading at a ceremony (and 1 other senses)
Cantos {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) cantos {{plural of|en|canto}} (and 0 other senses)
Canty {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) canty [[lively]]; [[cheerful]]; [[merry]]; [[brisk]] (and 0 other senses)
Cape {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) cape {{lb|en|geography}} A piece or point of land, extending beyond the [[adjacent]] [[coast]] into a sea... (and 8 other senses)
Capel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) capel {{lb|en|obsolete}} {{alt sp|en|caple}} {{gloss|horse}} (and 2 other senses)
Capelle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) capelle {{lb|en|historical}} The [[private]] [[orchestra]] or [[band]] of a [[prince]] or [[church]]. (and 0 other senses)
Capitano {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) capitano A [[head man]]. (and 1 other senses)
Caple {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) caple {{lb|en|obsolete|or|dialect}} A [[horse]]. (and 0 other senses)
Capo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) capo A movable bar placed across the [[fingerboard]] of a [[guitar]] used to raise the [[pitch]] of all [... (and 2 other senses)
Capon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) capon A [[cockerel]] which has been [[gelded]] and fattened for the table. (and 1 other senses)
Capote {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) capote A long [[coat]] or [[cloak]] with a [[hood]]. (and 2 other senses)
Capp {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) capp {{short for|en|cappuccino}} (and 0 other senses)
Capper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) capper One who caps. (and 5 other senses)
Cappuccio {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cappuccio A [[hood]], especially of a [[cloak]]; a [[capuche]]. (and 0 other senses)
Caraway {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) caraway A [[biennial]] plant, ''[[Carum carvi]]'', [[native]] to Europe and Asia, mainly grown for its [[see... (and 2 other senses)
Carbo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carbo {{lb|en|informal}} [[carbohydrate]] (and 0 other senses)
Carbon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carbon {{senseid|en|Q623}}{{lb|en|uncountable}} The chemical element (''symbol'' [[C]]) with an [[atomic nu... (and 9 other senses)
Carbone {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carbone {{lb|en|obsolete|transitive}} To [[broil]]. (and 0 other senses)
Card {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[carder]] of [[wool]]. (and 0 other senses) card A [[playing card]]. (and 31 other senses)
Carden {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carden A [[garden]] grown inside of a [[car]], usually in the [[dashboard]]. (and 1 other senses)
Carder {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[carder]]. (and 0 other senses) carder A [[person]] [[employed]] to [[card]] [[wool]]. (and 3 other senses)
Cardon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cardon Any of several large columnar [[cactus|cacti]] moatly of the genus [[Cereus]] (and 0 other senses)
Cardy {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) cardy {{alternative spelling of|en|cardie}} (and 0 other senses)
Care {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) care {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[grief|Grief]], [[sorrow]]. {{century|13|19}} (and 11 other senses)
Cargo {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) cargo [[freight|Freight]] carried by a [[ship]], [[aircraft]], or [[motor vehicle]]. (and 1 other senses)
Carignan {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carignan A [[grape]] variety, originally from the [[Cariñena]] district of [[Spain]] but widely grown in [[Fr... (and 1 other senses)
Carle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carle {{lb|en|chiefly|Scotland}} [[peasant]]; [[fellow]] (and 0 other senses)
Carless {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carless Without a [[car]]. (and 0 other senses)
Carlin {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) carlin An [[old woman]]. (and 0 other senses)
Carling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carling {{lb|en|nautical}} A piece of squared [[timber]] fitted fore-and-aft between the [[deck]] [[beam]]s ... (and 1 other senses)
Carlock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carlock A sort of [[Russian]] [[isinglass]], made from the air bladder of the [[sturgeon]], and used in [[cl... (and 0 other senses)
Carman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carman {{lb|en|obsolete}} A person who transported goods, usually with a [[horse and cart]]. (and 0 other senses)
Carn {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carn {{lb|en|Australia|informal}} [[come on|Come on]]. (and 1 other senses)
Carnap {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carnap {{lb|en|Philippines}} To [[steal]] a [[motor vehicle]]. (and 0 other senses)
Carney {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) carney {{alt form|en|carny}} (and 1 other senses)
Carns {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) carns {{plural of|en|carn}} (and 0 other senses)
Carp {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) CARP {{initialism of|en|{{w|Collegiate Association for the Research of Principles}}|nodot=yes}}, a [[Unif... (and 0 other senses)
Carpenter {{surname|en|A=An occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} derived from the [[trade name]] [[carpente... (and 0 other senses) carpenter A person skilled at [[carpentry]], the trade of cutting and joining [[timber]] in order to construct... (and 5 other senses)
Carper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carper A person who habitually [[carp#Verb|carps]], who talks too much and regularly finds fault. (and 0 other senses)
Carr {{surname|en|northern English habitational|from=Old Norse|nodot=1}} derived from {{der|en|non|kjarr|... (and 4 other senses) carr A [[bog]] or [[marsh]]; marshy ground, [[swampland]]. (and 2 other senses)
Carrel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carrel {{lb|en|architecture}} A small [[closet#Noun|closet]] or [[enclosure]] [[build#Verb|built]] against ... (and 2 other senses)
Carrick {{surname|en|from=Irish|nodot=1}} of Irish origin. (and 1 other senses) carrick {{alternative spelling of|en|carrack}} (and 1 other senses)
Carrie {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) carrie {{obsolete spelling of|en|carry}} (and 0 other senses)
Carrion {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carrion {{lb|en|mostly|uncountable}} [[dead|Dead]] [[flesh]]; [[carcass]]es. (and 1 other senses)
Carroll {{surname|en|A=An|Irish|from=Irish|nodot=1}} derived from the {{der|en|ga|-}} ''Ó Cearbhaill''. (and 5 other senses) carroll {{lb|en|archaic}} {{alternative spelling of|en|carol}} (and 0 other senses)
Carrow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carrow {{lb|en|archaic}} A [[stroll]]ing [[gamester]] in [[Ireland]]. (and 0 other senses)
Carry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carry {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[lift]] (something) and take it to another place; to [[transport]] (somethi... (and 34 other senses)
Cart {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) CART {{acronym of|en|Championship Auto Racing Teams}}, a defunct sanctioning body for open-wheel racing i... (and 1 other senses)
Carte {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carte A [[bill of fare]]; a [[menu]]. (and 4 other senses)
Carter {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for someone who was a [[carter]]. (and 1 other senses) carter A person who [[transport]]s a [[load]] on a [[cart]] that is drawn by a [[beast of burden]]. (and 1 other senses)
Cartier {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) cartier {{en-comparative of|carty}} (and 0 other senses)
Cartman {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) cartman {{lb|en|dated}} A person who transports goods or people by [[horse and cart]]; a [[carman]]. (and 1 other senses)
Carton {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carton An inexpensive, [[disposable]] [[box]]-like [[container]] fashioned from either [[paper]], paper wit... (and 6 other senses)
Cartridge {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cartridge {{lb|en|firearms}} The package consisting of the [[bullet]], [[primer]], and [[casing]] containing [... (and 5 other senses)
Cartwright {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|A=An|[[English]] [[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for so... (and 1 other senses) cartwright a person who makes [[cart]]s; a [[wainwright]] (and 0 other senses)
Carty {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) carty Characteristic of a [[carthorse]] (and 0 other senses)
Carver {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) carver Someone who [[carve]]s; an [[artist]] who produces [[carving]]s. (and 4 other senses)
Casal {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) casal {{lb|en|grammar}} Of or relating to [[case]]. (and 0 other senses)
Casas {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) casas {{plural of|en|casa}} (and 0 other senses)
Casco {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) casco {{lb|en|nautical}} A flat-bottomed, square-ended [[boat]] once used in the [[Philippines]] as a [[li... (and 0 other senses)
Casement {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) casement A [[window]] [[sash]] that is [[hinged]] on the [[side]]. (and 2 other senses)
Cash {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 1 other senses) cash {{lb|en|uncountable|finance}} [[liquid asset|Liquid assets]], money that can be traded quickly, as d... (and 8 other senses)
Cassata {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) cassata A type of [[tutti-frutti]] or [[Neapolitan]] [[ice cream]] with [[nut]]s and [[candied fruit]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Cast {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cast {{lb|en|physical}} {{non-gloss definition|To move, or be moved, away.}} (and 32 other senses)
Castell {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) castell A human tower formed in festivals in [[Catalonia]]. (and 0 other senses)
Castellano {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) castellano An ancient Spanish [[coin]]. (and 1 other senses)
Caster {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) caster Someone or something that [[cast]]s (and 5 other senses)
Castle {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|from=common nouns|nodot=1}} referring to someone who lived in or wo... (and 2 other senses) castle A large [[building]] that is [[fortified]] and contains many [[defence]]s; in previous ages often in... (and 13 other senses)
Castling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) castling {{lb|en|obsolete}} An [[abortion]], or a premature birth. (and 6 other senses)
Catchpole {{surname|en|from=Anglo-Norman}} (and 0 other senses) catchpole {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[taxman]], one who gathers taxes. (and 2 other senses)
Cater {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) cater To [[provide]], ''[[particularly]]:'' (and 8 other senses)
Cates {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cates {{lb|en|archaic}} [[provision|Provisions]]; [[food]]; [[viands]]; especially, [[luxurious]] food; [[... (and 0 other senses)
Catlet {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) catlet {{label|en|Africa}} A {{l|en|catfish}}. (and 0 other senses)
Catling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) catling {{lb|en|archaic}} A little [[cat]]; a [[kitten]]. (and 2 other senses)
Cattle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cattle [[domesticated|Domesticated]] [[bovine]] animals ([[cow]]s, [[bull]]s, [[steer]]s etc). (and 4 other senses)
Caudillo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) caudillo A [[leader]]. (and 1 other senses)
Caudle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) caudle A hot [[drink]] given to the [[sick]], consisting of [[wine]] or [[ale]], [[egg]]s, and [[bread]]. (and 2 other senses)
Caulk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) caulk [[caulking|Caulking]]. (and 5 other senses)
Causey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) causey {{lb|en|obsolete}} An [[embankment]] holding in water; a [[dam]]. {{defdate|14th-18th c.}} (and 2 other senses)
Cavendish {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) cavendish [[leaf|Leaf]] [[tobacco]] softened, sweetened, and pressed into [[plug]]s or [[cake]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Caver {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) caver A person who explores [[cave]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Cavin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cavin {{lb|en|military}} A [[hollow]] [[route]], adapted to cover [[troop]]s and [[facilitate]] their [[ap... (and 1 other senses)
Cayo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cayo {{lb|en|Latin America}} A small [[island]] or [[ledge]] of [[rock]] in the [[water]]; a [[key]]. (and 0 other senses)
Cease {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) cease {{lb|en|formal|intransitive}} To [[stop]]. (and 3 other senses)
Cella {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cella {{lb|en|architecture}} The central, enclosed part of an [[ancient]] [[temple]], as distinguished fro... (and 0 other senses)
Center {{surname|en}} (and 13 other senses) center The point in the interior of a [[circle]] that is [[equidistant]] from all points on the [[circumfer... (and 22 other senses)
Century {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) century A [[period]] of 100 consecutive [[year]]s; ''often specifically'' a numbered period with conventiona... (and 7 other senses)
Certain {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) certain [[sure|Sure]], [[positive]], not [[doubting]]. (and 9 other senses)
Cha {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) CHA {{lb|en|RPG}} {{initialism of|en|[[charisma]] [[point]]}} (and 1 other senses)
Chabot {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chabot {{lb|en|heraldry}} A kind of [[fish]] found in heraldic designs. (and 0 other senses)
Chace {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 1 other senses) chace {{lb|en|obsolete}} To [[chase]]; to [[pursue]]. (and 1 other senses)
Chain {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chain A series of [[interconnected]] rings or [[link]]s usually made of metal. (and 22 other senses)
Chalk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chalk {{senseid|en|calcium carbonate rock}} {{lb|en|uncountable}} A soft, white, [[powdery]] [[limestone]]... (and 12 other senses)
Chalker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chalker One who [[chalk]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Chalupa {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chalupa A [[shallop]] from [[Xochimilco]]. (and 1 other senses)
Chamberlain {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) chamberlain A senior royal official in charge of superintending the arrangement of domestic affairs and often ch... (and 2 other senses)
Chambers {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) chambers {{plural of|en|chamber}} (and 4 other senses)
Champion {{surname|en}} (and 6 other senses) champion An ongoing [[winner]] in a game or contest. (and 8 other senses)
Chan {{surname|en|Chinese|from=Cantonese}} (and 3 other senses) chan {{lb|en|Internet|informal}} An [[IRC]] [[channel]]. (and 1 other senses)
Chancey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chancey {{alternative spelling of|en|chancy}} (and 0 other senses)
Chancy {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=Old French}} (and 1 other senses) chancy [[uncertain]], [[risky]], [[hazardous]] (and 2 other senses)
Chandler {{surname|en|A=An|English occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a {{l|en|chandler||maker or se... (and 6 other senses) chandler A person who makes or sells [[candle]]s (and 1 other senses)
Chang {{surname|en|from=Chinese|nodot=1}} of [[Chinese]] origin. (and 5 other senses) chang {{lb|en|often|_|italicized}} A traditional [[harp]] of central and southwest Asia (and 0 other senses)
Chant {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) chant To [[sing]], especially without instruments, and as applied to [[monophonic]] and pre-modern music. (and 6 other senses)
Chaparro {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chaparro [[kermes oak]] {{gloss|''[[Quercus coccifera]]''}} (and 0 other senses)
Chapel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chapel {{lb|en|especially|_|Christianity}} A place of [[worship]], smaller than or [[subordinate]] to a [[c... (and 8 other senses)
Chaplin {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) chaplin {{lb|en|protein}} Any of a class of [[bacterial]] [[protein]]s that form [[fibril]]s instead of a co... (and 0 other senses)
Chapling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chapling {{pronunciation spelling of|en|chaplain}} (and 0 other senses)
Chapman {{surname|en|A=An|[[English]] [[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[merchant]]. (and 0 other senses) chapman {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[dealer]] or [[merchant]], especially an [[itinerant]] one. (and 1 other senses)
Chappel {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) chappel {{lb|en|obsolete|17-18th C.}} {{obsolete spelling of|en|chapel}} (and 0 other senses)
Chara {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) chara A [[green alga]] of the genus ''[[Chara]]''. (and 0 other senses)
Charette {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) charette {{alternative spelling of|en|charret}} (and 0 other senses)
Charman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) charman A man who does the work of a [[charwoman]]. (and 0 other senses)
Charter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) charter A [[document]] [[issued]] by some [[authority]], [[creating]] a [[public]] or [[private]] [[institut... (and 10 other senses)
Charters {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) charters {{plural of|en|charter}} (and 0 other senses)
Chase {{surname|en|from=nicknames|nodot=1}} from a {{der|en|enm|-}} nickname for a [[hunter]]. (and 10 other senses) chase The act of one who chases another; a [[pursuit]]. (and 25 other senses)
Chasey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chasey [[tag]], the children's game (and 0 other senses)
Chasse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chasse {{alternative spelling of|en|chassé}} (and 3 other senses)
Chatelain {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chatelain The [[keeper]] or [[master]] of a [[castle]]; a [[castellan]]. (and 0 other senses)
Chay {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chay {{lb|en|archaic|colloquial}} A [[chaise]] (horse-drawn carriage). (and 1 other senses)
Check {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) check {{lb|en|chess}} A situation in which the [[king]] is directly threatened by an opposing piece. {{cen... (and 34 other senses)
Cheek {{surname|en|A=A pre-Norman}} (and 0 other senses) cheek {{lb|en|anatomy}} The soft skin on each side of the face, below the eyes; the outer surface of the s... (and 9 other senses)
Cheese {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cheese {{lb|en|uncountable}} A [[dairy]] product made from [[curdle]]d or [[culture]]d [[milk]]. (and 24 other senses)
Cheeseman {{surname|en|A=An English|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for someone who made [[cheese]]. (and 0 other senses) cheeseman A person who makes cheese. (and 0 other senses)
Chell {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) chell {{lb|en|West Country|obsolete}} [[I]] [[shall]] (and 0 other senses)
Chengyu {{surname|en}} Of {{l|en|Chinese}} ancestry. Also used in English-language transliterations. (and 0 other senses) chengyu {{lb|en|linguistics}} A certain kind of [[Chinese]] [[set phrase]] originating in [[Classical Chines... (and 0 other senses)
Chenier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chenier A beach [[ridge]] consisting of [[sand]] or crushed [[shell]]s raised above mudflats forming part of... (and 1 other senses)
Cherry {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) cherry A small [[fruit]], usually red, black or yellow, with a smooth hard seed and a short hard stem. (and 12 other senses)
Chesney {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=Anglo-Norman}} (and 1 other senses) chesney {{lb|en|billiards|snooker}} An [[indentation]] in the [[slate]] of a [[table]] that affects the path... (and 0 other senses)
Chesnut {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chesnut {{obsolete spelling of|en|chestnut}} (and 0 other senses)
Chess {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) chess A [[board game]] for two [[players]], each beginning with sixteen [[chess piece]]s moving according ... (and 2 other senses)
Chestnut {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chestnut A [[tree]] or shrub of the genus ''[[Castanea]]''. (and 8 other senses)
Chew {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) chew To [[crush]] with the [[tooth|teeth]] by repeated closing and opening of the [[jaw]]s; done to food ... (and 8 other senses)
Chica {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chica {{lb|en|North America|informal}} A [[Latin American|Latin-American]] girl; a [[Latina]]. (and 1 other senses)
Chick {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chick A young [[bird]]. (and 7 other senses)
Chidester {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chidester {{lb|en|obsolete}} One who [[chide]]s or [[nag]]s; a [[scold]]. (and 0 other senses)
Child {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) child A [[person]] who has not yet reached [[adulthood]], whether [[natural]] ([[puberty]]), [[cultural]] ... (and 7 other senses)
Childe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) childe A child of [[noble]] birth. (and 1 other senses)
Childers {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) childers {{plural of|en|childer}} (and 0 other senses)
Childs {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) childs {{lb|en|nonstandard|rare}} {{plural of|en|child}} (and 1 other senses)
Chiles {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chiles {{plural of|en|chile|nodot=yes}} (and 0 other senses)
Chill {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) CHILL {{lb|en|computing}} {{acronym of|en|CCITT High Level Language}} (and 0 other senses)
Chilvers {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chilvers {{plural of|en|chilver}} (and 0 other senses)
Chinchilla {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) chinchilla {{lb|en|countable}} Either of two small, [[crepuscular]] rodents of the genus ''[[Chinchilla]]'', na... (and 2 other senses)
Chino {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) chino A coarse [[cotton]] [[fabric]] commonly used to make [[trousers]] and [[uniform]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Chitty {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chitty a small [[note]], such as a [[pass]] or [[voucher]] [[slip]]; a [[chit]]. (and 2 other senses)
Choate {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) choate [[complete|Complete]], [[fully]] [[formed]]. (and 0 other senses)
Chock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chock Any object used as a [[wedge]] or [[filler]], especially when placed behind a [[wheel]] to prevent i... (and 8 other senses)
Choice {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) choice An [[option]]; a [[decision]]; an opportunity to [[choose]] or [[select]] something. (and 9 other senses)
Chon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) CHON {{acronym of|en|[[carbon]], [[hydrogen]], [[oxygen]], [[nitrogen]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Choo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) choo {{lb|en|onomatopoeia}} The sound of a [[locomotive]] [[whistle]] (and 0 other senses)
Chopin {{surname|en|French|from=French}} (and 1 other senses) chopin {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[liquid]] [[unit of measure]] of almost half a [[pint]]. (and 0 other senses)
Chow {{surname|en|from=Chinese}} (and 1 other senses) chow {{lb|en|slang|uncountable}} [[food|Food]], especially [[snack]]s. (and 6 other senses)
Chu {{surname|en|[[Chinese]]|from=Chinese}} (and 4 other senses) CHU {{initialism of|en|[[containerized]] [[housing]] [[unit]]|nodot=1}}, a [[shipping container]] conver... (and 1 other senses)
Chubb {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chubb {{lb|en|slang}} An [[erection]] of the [[penis]]. (and 0 other senses)
Chum {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chum {{lb|en|dated}} A [[friend]]; a [[pal]]. (and 8 other senses)
Church {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) church {{lb|en|countable}} A [[Christian]] [[house of worship]]; a building where Christian [[religious]] [... (and 10 other senses)
Churchman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) churchman {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[churchwarden]]. {{defdate|15th–16th c.}} (and 2 other senses)
Churchward {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) churchward {{lb|en|Christianity}} {{obsolete spelling of|en|churchwarden}} (and 1 other senses)
Chute {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) chute A [[framework]], [[trough]]{{,}} or [[tube]], upon or through which objects are made to slide from a... (and 5 other senses)
Cinnamon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cinnamon {{lb|en|countable}} A [[small]] [[evergreen]] [[tree]] native to [[Sri Lanka]] and [[south]]ern [[In... (and 5 other senses)
Cinque {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cinque {{lb|en|dice|card games|dominoes}} A [[card]], [[die]], or [[domino]] with five [[spot]]s or [[pip]]... (and 0 other senses)
Citrine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) citrine A goldish-yellow colour, like that of a lemon. (and 2 other senses)
Citron {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) citron A [[green]]ish [[yellow]] colour. (and 4 other senses)
Civil {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) civil {{lb|en|uncomparable}} Having to do with people and [[government]] office as opposed to the military... (and 4 other senses)
Clack {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clack An [[abrupt]], [[sharp]] [[sound]], especially one made by two hard objects colliding [[repetitively... (and 7 other senses)
Clamp {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clamp A [[brace]], [[band]], or [[clasp]] for strengthening or [[hold]]ing things together. (and 13 other senses)
Clancy {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=Irish}} (and 1 other senses) clancy An [[overflow]] or [[spillage]]. (and 0 other senses)
Clapper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clapper One who [[clap]]s; a person who [[applaud]]s by clapping the hands. (and 11 other senses)
Claro {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) claro A [[cigar]] whose [[wrapper]] is very light [[tan]] or [[yellowish]]. (and 0 other senses)
Clause {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clause {{lb|en|grammar}} A verb, its necessary grammatical arguments, and any adjuncts affecting them. (and 3 other senses)
Clausing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clausing {{lb|en|shipping}} {{present participle of|en|clause|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Clavering {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clavering {{present participle of|en|claver|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Clay {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 5 other senses) clay A mineral substance made up of small [[crystal]]s of [[silica]] and [[alumina]], that is [[ductile]]... (and 9 other senses)
Clean {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clean {{lb|en|heading|physical}} Free of dirt or impurities or protruberances. (and 21 other senses)
Cleary {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 2 other senses) cleary A [[clear]] [[marble]] (sphere used in games), usually [[color]]ed, but without [[decoration]] or [[... (and 0 other senses)
Cleaver {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) cleaver A [[squarish]], heavy [[knife]] used by [[butcher]]s for [[hack]]ing through [[bone]]s, etc. (and 2 other senses)
Cleek {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cleek {{lb|en|chiefly|Scotland}} A large [[hook]]. (and 2 other senses)
Cleeve {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cleeve A large [[wickerwork]] [[basket]] for carrying produce or [[turf]]. (and 0 other senses)
Clegg {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clegg {{alternative spelling of|en|cleg}} (and 0 other senses)
Clerk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clerk One who [[occupational]]ly [[work]]s with [[record]]s, [[account]]s, [[letter]]s, etc.; an [[office]... (and 5 other senses)
Clerke {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clerke {{obsolete spelling of|en|clerk}} (and 0 other senses)
Cleverly {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cleverly [[wittily|Wittily]]; in a [[tricky]] manner. (and 2 other senses)
Clews {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clews {{plural of|en|clew}} (and 0 other senses)
Click {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) click A brief, sharp, not particularly loud, relatively [[high-pitched]] sound produced by the impact of s... (and 27 other senses)
Clift {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clift {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[cliff]]. {{defdate|14th-19th c.}} (and 0 other senses)
Clinch {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clinch To [[clasp]]; to [[interlock]]. {{defdate|from 1560s}} (and 12 other senses)
Cline {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cline {{lb|en|systematics}} A [[gradation]] in a [[character]] or [[phenotype]] within a [[species]] or ot... (and 2 other senses)
Clinger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clinger One who [[cling]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Clink {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clink {{lb|en|onomatopoeia}} The sound of metal on metal, or glass on glass. (and 5 other senses)
Clinker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clinker A very hard [[brick]] used for [[paving]] customarily made in the [[Netherlands]]. {{defdate|from 17... (and 9 other senses)
Clive {{surname|en|[[topographic]]|from=Old English|nodot=1}} - someone who lived near a [[cliff]] ({{der|... (and 5 other senses) clive {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[climb]]; [[ascend]]. (and 2 other senses)
Clock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clock An [[instrument]] that measures or keeps track of [[time]]; a non-[[wearable]] [[timepiece]]. (and 17 other senses)
Close {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) close {{lb|en|physical}} To remove a gap. (and 35 other senses)
Clothier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clothier A person who makes or sells cloth or clothing. (and 0 other senses)
Cloud {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cloud {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[rock]]; [[boulder]]; a [[hill]]. (and 20 other senses)
Clough {{surname|en|from=common nouns}} (and 0 other senses) clough {{lb|en|Northern England|US}} A narrow [[valley]]; a [[cleft]] in a hillside; a [[ravine]], [[glen]]... (and 4 other senses)
Clover {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) clover A plant of the [[genus]] ''[[Trifolium]]'' with leaves usually divided into three (rarely four) [[le... (and 1 other senses)
Cluck {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cluck The [[sound]] made by a [[hen]], especially when [[brooding]], or [[calling]] her [[chick]]s. (and 6 other senses)
Clum {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clum {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[silence|Silence]]. (and 2 other senses)
Clutter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) clutter {{lb|en|uncountable}} A [[confused]] [[disordered]] [[jumble]] of things. (and 6 other senses)
Coachman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coachman A man who drives a [[horse-drawn]] [[coach]], a [[male]] [[coach driver]]. (and 1 other senses)
Coales {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) coales {{obsolete spelling of|en|coals}} (and 0 other senses)
Coates {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) coates {{plural of|en|coate}} (and 0 other senses)
Coats {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coats {{plural of|en|coat}} (and 1 other senses)
Cobb {{surname|en}} (and 11 other senses) cobb A [[sea-cob]] or [[gull]]. (and 5 other senses)
Cobble {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cobble A [[cobblestone]]. (and 5 other senses)
Cobbs {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) cobbs {{plural of|en|cobb}} (and 0 other senses)
Coble {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) coble {{lb|en|nautical}} small [[flat-bottomed]] [[fishing boat]] suitable for [[launch]]ing from a [[beac... (and 0 other senses)
Cobler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cobler {{obsolete spelling of|en|cobbler}} (and 0 other senses)
Coca {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) COCA {{lb|en|linguistics}} {{acronym of|en|[[w:Corpus of Contemporary American English|Corpus of Contempo... (and 0 other senses)
Cock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cock A [[male]] [[bird]], ''[[especially]]:'' (and 31 other senses)
Cocke {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cocke {{obs sp|en|cock}} (and 0 other senses)
Cocker {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) cocker [[one|One]] who [[breed]]s [[gamecock]]s or [[engage]]s in the [[sport]] of [[cockfighting]]. (and 6 other senses)
Codding {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) codding {{present participle of|en|cod|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Coder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coder A [[device]] that generates a [[code]], often as a series of [[pulse]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Codling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) codling A young small [[cod]]. (and 4 other senses)
Coe {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) COE {{initialism of|en|[[code]] of [[ethics]]}} (and 6 other senses)
Coffee {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) coffee {{lb|en|uncountable}} A [[beverage]] made by [[infuse|infusing]] the [[bean]]s of the coffee plant i... (and 9 other senses)
Coffer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coffer A strong [[chest]] or [[box]] used for keeping [[money]] or [[valuables]] safe. (and 6 other senses)
Coffin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coffin A [[rectangular]] closed box in which the [[body]] of a [[dead]] person is placed for [[burial]]. (and 6 other senses)
Cohen {{surname|en|from=Hebrew}} {{non-gloss definition|The most popular [[Jewish]] [[surname]].}} (and 0 other senses) cohen A Jewish [[priest]]: direct male [[descendant]] of the [[Biblical]] [[high priest]] [[Aaron]], broth... (and 0 other senses)
Coil {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coil Any [[intrauterine device]] (Abbreviation: ''[[IUD]]'')—the first IUDs were coil-shaped. (and 7 other senses)
Coiner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coiner A person who makes [[coin]]s (often [[counterfeit]] coins). (and 3 other senses)
Coit {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coit {{lb|en|obsolete|transitive}} To [[throw]]. (and 2 other senses)
Coker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coker The industrial [[plant]] in which [[coke]] is manufactured (and 2 other senses)
Colback {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) colback {{alternative spelling of|en|calpack}} (and 0 other senses)
Coles {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) coles {{plural of|en|cole}} (and 0 other senses)
Coley {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) coley [[coalfish]], ''[[Pollachius virens]]'' (and 0 other senses)
Coll {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) coll {{lb|en|ambitransitive}} To [[hug]] or [[embrace]]. (and 0 other senses)
Collar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) collar Anything that [[encircle|encircles]] the neck. (and 16 other senses)
Collard {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) collard A [[Mediterranean]] variety of [[kale]], ''[[Brassica oleracea var. acephala]]''. (and 0 other senses)
Collet {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) collet A band, [[flange]], [[ferrule]], or [[collar]], designed to grip and hold a tool or a [[workpiece]] ... (and 2 other senses)
Collie {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) collie Any of various [[breed]]s of [[dog]] originating in [[Scotland]] and [[England]] as [[sheepdog]]s (and 0 other senses)
Collier {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) collier A person in the business or occupation of producing (digging or mining) [[coal]] or making [[charcoa... (and 3 other senses)
Colling {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) colling The act of [[coll|colling]]; [[hugging]] or [[embracing]]. (and 1 other senses)
Collins {{surname|en|A=An|English [[patronymic]]|from=given names|nodot=1}} from the given name [[Colin]]. (and 4 other senses) collins Any of various [[alcoholic]] [[drink]]s made with lemon juice, sugar, and carbonated water. (and 0 other senses)
Colls {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) colls {{en-third-person singular of|coll}} (and 0 other senses)
Collum {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) collum {{lb|en|anatomy}} A [[neck]], [[cervix]], or [[neckline]] part or [[process]]. (and 1 other senses)
Colo {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) colo {{lb|en|computing}} [[co-location]] (and 0 other senses)
Colon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) colon The [[punctuation]] [[mark]] (and 6 other senses)
Colt {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 2 other senses) colt A young [[male]] [[horse]]. (and 7 other senses)
Colter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) colter A [[knife]] or [[cutter]] attached to the [[beam]] of a [[plow]] to cut the [[sward]], in advance of... (and 1 other senses)
Combe {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) combe A [[valley]], often [[wooded]] and often with no [[river]] (and 1 other senses)
Comber {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) comber A person who combs [[wool]], etc. (and 3 other senses)
Combest {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) combest {{en-archaic second-person singular of|comb}} (and 0 other senses)
Combs {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) combs {{plural of|en|comb}} (and 2 other senses)
Comer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) comer One in a race who is catching up to others and shows promise of winning. (and 2 other senses)
Comfort {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) comfort [[contentment|Contentment]], [[ease]]. (and 7 other senses)
Commander {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) commander One who exercises control and direction of a military or naval organization. (and 7 other senses)
Commodore {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) commodore {{lb|en|military|nautical}} A [[naval]] [[officer]] holding a [[rank]] between [[captain]] and [[rea... (and 7 other senses)
Common {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) common [[mutual|Mutual]]; [[share]]d by [[more]] than [[one]]. (and 18 other senses)
Comp {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) comp {{clipping of|en|complimentary}} (and 20 other senses)
Compere {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) compere {{lb|en|chiefly|British}} A [[master of ceremonies]], especially for a [[television]], [[variety]], ... (and 1 other senses)
Compo {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) compo {{abbreviation of|en|compensation}} (and 2 other senses)
Conder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) conder One who [[watch]]es [[shoal]]s of [[fish]] so that they can be caught; a [[balker]]. (and 0 other senses)
Condo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) condo {{lb|en|US|Canada}} {{clipping of|en|condominium}} (and 0 other senses)
Cone {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cone {{lb|en|geometry}} A [[surface of revolution]] formed by [[rotate|rotating]] a [[segment]] of a [[li... (and 19 other senses)
Cones {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 1 other senses) cones {{plural of|en|cone}} (and 1 other senses)
Coney {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coney {{alternative spelling of|en|cony|nodot=1}} {{gloss|rabbit}}. (and 2 other senses)
Confer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) confer {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[grant]] as a possession; to [[bestow]]. {{defdate|from 16th c.}} (and 4 other senses)
Conine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) conine {{alternative spelling of|en|coniine}} (and 0 other senses)
Conner {{surname|en|A=An English [[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} from Middle English ''connere,... (and 2 other senses) conner The {{vern|corkwing wrasse}} ({{taxlink|Symphodus melops|species}}) (and 1 other senses)
Constable {{surname|en|A=An|English [[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} from {{der|en|fro|conestable||... (and 3 other senses) constable One holding the lowest rank in most Commonwealth [[police]] forces. (See also {{m|en|chief constable... (and 7 other senses)
Contos {{surname|en|from=Greek}} (and 0 other senses) contos {{plural of|en|conto}} (and 0 other senses)
Converse {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) converse {{lb|en|formal|intransitive}} to [[talk]]; to engage in [[conversation]] (and 7 other senses)
Cook {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|A=An|English occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[cook]]... (and 1 other senses) cook {{lb|en|cooking}} A person who prepares food. (and 16 other senses)
Cool {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) COOL {{lb|en|programming}} {{initialism of|en|[[CLIPS]] [[object-oriented|Object-Oriented]] [[language|La... (and 0 other senses)
Cooler {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) cooler {{lb|en|countable}} Anything which cools. (and 7 other senses)
Cooley {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cooley {{alternative spelling of|en|coulee}} (and 0 other senses)
Coombs {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) coombs {{plural of|en|coomb}} (and 0 other senses)
Coomer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coomer {{lb|en|neologism|slang|vulgar|sometimes|humorous|pejorative}} A man who [[masturbate]]s excessively... (and 1 other senses)
Coon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coon {{lb|en|racial slur}} A black person. (and 11 other senses)
Coons {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) coons {{plural of|en|coon}} (and 1 other senses)
Coop {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) coop A [[basket]], [[pen]] or [[enclosure]] for [[bird]]s or small animals. (and 11 other senses)
Cooper {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|A=An|[[English]] [[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} derive... (and 2 other senses) cooper A [[craftsman]] who makes and repairs [[barrel]]s and similar [[wooden]] [[vessel]]s such as [[cask]... (and 4 other senses)
Cooter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cooter A [[freshwater]] [[turtle]] of the eastern United States of the genus {{taxlink|Pseudemys|genus|nosh... (and 4 other senses)
Cope {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) cope {{lb|en|intransitive}} To deal effectively with something, especially if difficult. (and 17 other senses)
Copeman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) copeman {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[chapman]]; a [[dealer]]; a [[merchant]]. (and 0 other senses)
Copland {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) copland {{lb|en|obsolete}} A piece of [[ground]] terminating in a [[point]] or [[acute]] [[angle]]. (and 0 other senses)
Coppel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coppel {{obsolete spelling of|en|cupel}} (and 1 other senses)
Copper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) copper {{senseid|en|Q753}}{{lb|en|uncountable}} A reddish-brown, [[malleable]], [[ductile]] [[metal]]lic [[... (and 7 other senses)
Coppersmith {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coppersmith A person who [[forge]]s things out of [[copper]]. (and 1 other senses)
Coppin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coppin A [[cop]] of [[thread]]. (and 0 other senses)
Copple {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) copple Something rising in a [[conical]] shape; a [[hill]] rising to a point. (and 1 other senses)
Corbeau {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) corbeau The black [[vulture]], ''[[Coragyps atratus]]''. (and 2 other senses)
Corbeil {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) corbeil A [[decorative]] basket for the display of [[flower]]s or [[fruit]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Cordon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cordon {{lb|en|archaic}} A [[ribbon]] normally worn [[diagonal]]ly [[across]] the [[chest]] as a [[decorati... (and 4 other senses)
Cordy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cordy Of, or like, [[cord]]; having cords or cord-like parts. (and 0 other senses)
Corella {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) corella Any of several species of white [[cockatoo]] of the subgenus {{taxlink|Licmetis|subgenus|noshow=1}} ... (and 0 other senses)
Coria {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) coria {{plural of|en|corium}} (and 0 other senses)
Corino {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) corino {{only in|en|hot corino}} (and 0 other senses)
Corker {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) corker One who puts corks into [[bottle]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Corn {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) corn {{lb|en|chiefly|British|uncountable}} Any [[cereal]] plant grown for its [[grain]], or the grain the... (and 14 other senses)
Corner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) corner The [[point]] where two converging lines meet; an [[angle]], either external or internal. (and 14 other senses)
Cornett {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cornett {{lb|en|musical instruments}} An early horn [[wind instrument]] used in [[European]] music of the [[... (and 0 other senses)
Corning {{surname|en}} (and 12 other senses) corning {{present participle of|en|corn|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Coronel {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) coronel {{alt form|en|cronel}} (and 0 other senses)
Corral {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) corral An [[enclosure]] for [[livestock]], especially a [[circular]] one. (and 5 other senses)
Corrie {{surname|en|Scottish|from=Scottish Gaelic}} (and 2 other senses) corrie A [[bowl]]-shaped [[geographical]] feature formed by [[glaciation]]. (and 0 other senses)
Corse {{surname|en|A=An|uncommon|nodot=1}} originating in Europe, specifically the United Kingdom and Scan... (and 1 other senses) corse {{lb|en|obsolete}} A (living) [[body]]. (and 1 other senses)
Cory {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=Old Norse|nodot=1}}, a variant of [[Corey]]. (and 3 other senses) cory Any fish belonging to the genus {{taxlink|Corydoras|genus|noshow=1}}, a group of [[South American]] ... (and 0 other senses)
Cosey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cosey {{archaic spelling of|en|cosy}} (and 1 other senses)
Cossette {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cossette One of the thin strips into which [[sugar beet]]s are cut as part of the sugar-making process. (and 0 other senses)
Cost {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cost To [[incur]] a [[charge]] of; to require payment of a (specified) [[price]]. (and 9 other senses)
Costa {{surname|en|from=Romance languages}} (and 0 other senses) costa {{lb|en|skeleton}} {{syn of|en|rib}}. (and 1 other senses)
Costain {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) costain To [[stain]] with two or more [[stain]]s (and 0 other senses)
Coster {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coster {{clipping of|en|costermonger}} (and 1 other senses)
Cota {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cota A perennial herb, {{taxlink|Thelesperma megapotamicum|species}} (synonym ''Thelesperma gracile''), n... (and 0 other senses)
Cote {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) cote A [[cottage]] or [[hut]]. (and 2 other senses)
Cotes {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) cotes {{plural of|en|cote}} (and 0 other senses)
Cott {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) cott {{obsolete spelling of|en|cot||simple bed}} (and 0 other senses)
Cotter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cotter {{lb|en|mechanical engineering}} A [[pin]] or [[wedge]] inserted through a [[slot]] to hold machine ... (and 3 other senses)
Cottonwood {{surname|en}} (and 13 other senses) cottonwood A tree from one of number of species of tree in the [[genus]] ''[[Populus]]'' ([[poplar]]s), typical... (and 3 other senses)
Couch {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) couch An item of [[furniture]], often [[upholster]]ed, for the comfortable [[seat]]ing of more than one pe... (and 17 other senses)
Coucher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coucher One who [[couch]]es. (and 3 other senses)
Coulter {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) coulter {{lb|en|British}} {{alternative spelling of|en|colter}} (and 0 other senses)
Council {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) council A [[committee]] that leads or governs (e.g. city council, student council). (and 1 other senses)
Counsell {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) counsell {{obsolete spelling of|en|counsel}} (and 0 other senses)
Counter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) counter One who [[count]]s. (and 26 other senses)
Counterman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) counterman {{lb|en|US}} A man who serves behind a [[counter]], especially in a [[diner]]. (and 0 other senses)
Countryman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) countryman Somebody from a certain [[country]]. (and 3 other senses)
Coupe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coupe An [[ice cream]] [[dessert]]; the [[glass]] it is served in. (and 2 other senses)
Coursey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coursey {{lb|en|nautical}} A [[space]] in the [[galley]]; a part of the [[hatch]]es. (and 0 other senses)
Court {{surname|en|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} for someone who worked or lived in a [[court]]. (and 0 other senses) court An enclosed space; a [[courtyard]]; an uncovered area shut in by the walls of a building, or by diff... (and 13 other senses)
Courter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) courter One who [[court]]s; one who plays the [[lover]], or [[solicit]]s in [[marriage]]. (and 0 other senses)
Courts {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) courts {{plural of|en|court}} (and 1 other senses)
Cousins {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cousins {{plural of|en|cousin}} (and 0 other senses)
Couture {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) couture {{lb|en|fashion}} The production of high-end, custom-made clothing (and 0 other senses)
Couturier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) couturier A person who [[design]]s [[haute couture]] (high fashion). (and 1 other senses)
Cover {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cover A [[lid]]. (and 39 other senses)
Covert {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) covert {{lb|en|now|rare}} [[hidden|Hidden]], covered over; [[overgrown]], [[sheltered]]. (and 7 other senses)
Covey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) covey A group of 8–12 (or more) [[quail]]. (and 4 other senses)
Covin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) covin {{lb|en|obsolete|legal}} [[fraud|Fraud]], [[deception]]. (and 0 other senses)
Cowan {{surname|en|Scottish|from=Scottish Gaelic|nodot=1}}; an anglicization of {{m|gd|[[mac]] [[Eòghan|Eo... (and 6 other senses) cowan A worker in un[[mortar]]ed stone; a [[stonemason]] who has not served an [[apprenticeship]]. (and 4 other senses)
Coward {{surname|en|occupational}} (and 0 other senses) coward A person who lacks [[courage]]. (and 3 other senses)
Cowen {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cowen {{obsolete spelling of|en|cowan}} {{gloss|one uninitiated in the secrets of Freemasonry}}. {{defdate... (and 0 other senses)
Cowherd {{surname|en|occupational}} (and 0 other senses) cowherd A person who [[herd]]s [[cattle]]; a [[cowboy]]. (and 0 other senses)
Cowing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cowing {{present participle of|en|cow|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Cowman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cowman [[cattle]] [[rancher]] (and 1 other senses)
Cowper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cowper {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[cooper]]. (and 0 other senses)
Cox {{surname|en|A=An|[[English]]|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} for either son of, or servant of someone... (and 0 other senses) COX {{acronym of|en|cyclooxygenase}} (and 0 other senses)
Coy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coy {{lb|en|dated}} [[bashful|Bashful]], [[shy]], [[retiring]]. (and 9 other senses)
Coyer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) coyer {{en-comparative of|coy}} (and 0 other senses)
Coyne {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) coyne {{obsolete spelling of|en|coin}} (and 0 other senses)
Cozens {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cozens {{en-third-person singular of|cozen}} (and 0 other senses)
Craft {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) craft {{lb|en|uncountable|obsolete}} [[strength|Strength]]; [[power]]; [[might]]; [[force]] {{defdate|9th ... (and 12 other senses)
Crafts {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crafts {{plural of|en|craft}} (and 1 other senses)
Craig {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) craig A [[rocky]] [[crag]]. (and 0 other senses)
Craker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) craker {{lb|en|obsolete}} One who [[boast]]s; a [[braggart]]. (and 0 other senses)
Cram {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cram {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[press#Verb|press]], [[force#Verb|force]], or [[drive#Verb|drive]], particu... (and 12 other senses)
Cramp {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cramp A [[painful]] [[contraction]] of a [[muscle]] which cannot be [[control]]led. (and 11 other senses)
Crandall {{surname|en|from=Scottish Gaelic}} (and 0 other senses) crandall {{lb|en|stonecutting}} A kind of [[hammer]] having a [[head]] formed of a group of pointed steel bar... (and 1 other senses)
Crane {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) crane [[any|Any]] [[bird]] of the [[family]] [[Gruidae]], [[large]] [[bird]]s with [[long]] [[leg]]s and a... (and 9 other senses)
Crank {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crank {{lb|en|slang}} [[strange|Strange]], [[weird]], [[odd]]. (and 23 other senses)
Crapper {{surname|en|A=An|English [[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}}, variant of {{m|en|Cropper||a ... (and 1 other senses) crapper {{label|en|coarse|_|slang}} A [[chamber pot]] or [[toilet]], ''[[particularly]]'' {{label|en|dated}}... (and 4 other senses)
Crase {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crase {{lb|en|obsolete|transitive}} To break in pieces; to crack. (and 0 other senses)
Craven {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) craven Unwilling to [[fight]]; lacking even the [[rudiment]]s of [[courage]]; extremely [[cowardly]]. (and 2 other senses)
Cravens {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cravens {{plural of|en|craven}} (and 1 other senses)
Craver {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) craver Someone who [[crave]]s something. (and 0 other senses)
Craw {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) craw {{lb|en|archaic}} The [[stomach]] of an animal. (and 2 other senses)
Cray {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) cray A [[crayfish]] or [[lobster]]. (and 1 other senses)
Creamer {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) creamer A [[jug]] for holding [[cream]]. (and 3 other senses)
Creasy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) creasy [[full|Full]] of [[crease#Noun|creases]]. (and 0 other senses)
Credit {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) credit {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[believe]]; to put [[credence]] in. {{attn|en|British usage?}} (and 17 other senses)
Creed {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 1 other senses) creed That which is [[believe]]d; [[accepted#Adjective|accepted]] [[doctrine]], especially [[religious]] d... (and 4 other senses)
Creel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) creel A [[basketweaving|woven basket]], especially a [[wicker]] basket and especially as follows: (and 2 other senses)
Creelman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) creelman One who [[fish]]es with a [[creel]]. (and 0 other senses)
Creps {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) creps {{lb|en|medicine|colloquial}} [[crepitations|Crepitations]]. (and 0 other senses)
Cresset {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cresset A metal [[cup]], suspended from a [[pole]] and filled with [[burning]] [[pitch]] etc; once used as p... (and 1 other senses)
Crew {{surname|en|habitational|from=Welsh}} (and 3 other senses) crew A group of people together (and 10 other senses)
Crews {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crews {{plural of|en|crew}} (and 1 other senses)
Crier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crier One who [[cry|cries]]. (and 1 other senses)
Crim {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crim {{lb|en|UK|Australia|informal}} A [[criminal]]. (and 0 other senses)
Crisp {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crisp {{lb|en|of something seen or heard}} Sharp, clearly defined. (and 24 other senses)
Croak {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) croak A faint, [[harsh]] sound made in the [[throat]]. (and 8 other senses)
Crochet {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crochet Needlework made by looping thread with a hooked needle. (and 2 other senses)
Crock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crock A [[stoneware]] or [[earthenware]] [[jar]] or [[storage]] [[container]]. (and 13 other senses)
Crocker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crocker a [[potter]]. (and 0 other senses)
Croft {{surname|en|from=Middle English|nodot=1}}, from the common noun [[croft]], and from places named Cr... (and 3 other senses) croft An [[enclosed#Adjective|enclosed]] piece of [[land#Noun|land]], usually [[small]] and [[arable]] and... (and 5 other senses)
Cronk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cronk To [[honk]] like a [[goose]]. (and 6 other senses)
Crooker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crooker {{en-comparative of|crook}} (and 0 other senses)
Crooks {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crooks {{plural of|en|crook}} (and 1 other senses)
Cropper {{surname|en|A=An|English [[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[cropper]]. (and 0 other senses) cropper {{lb|en|normally confined to the expression [[come a cropper]]}} A [[fall]], a [[tumble]]; a decided... (and 4 other senses)
Crosier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crosier A [[staff]] with a hooked end similar to a [[shepherd]]'s [[crook]], or with a [[cross]] at the end,... (and 1 other senses)
Crosse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crosse A [[lacrosse stick]]. (and 0 other senses)
Crosser {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crosser {{en-comparative of|cross}} (and 1 other senses)
Crossfield {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) crossfield {{lb|en|soccer}} Passed from one side of the pitch to the other. (and 0 other senses)
Crossman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crossman {{lb|en|slang|obsolete}} A [[thief]], [[forger]]{{,}} or other [[criminal]]. (and 0 other senses)
Crouch {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) crouch {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[bend]] [[down]]; to [[stoop]] [[low]]; to stand close to the ground with... (and 4 other senses)
Croucher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) croucher {{non-gloss definition|[[agent noun|Agent noun]] of [[crouch]]:}} one who crouches. (and 0 other senses)
Crouse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crouse {{lb|en|Scotland}} [[brisk]]; [[lively]]; [[bold]] (and 0 other senses)
Crout {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crout {{lb|en|archaic}} [[sauerkraut]] (and 0 other senses)
Crowder {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 2 other senses) crowder One who [[crowd]]s or [[push]]es. (and 1 other senses)
Crowl {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crowl {{lb|en|obsolete|intransitive}} To make a [[growl]]ing noise, as the [[stomach]]. (and 0 other senses)
Croy {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) croy (Scottish) a natural or man-made protrusion or jetty projecting on a river and used to manage river ... (and 0 other senses)
Crozier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crozier {{alternative spelling of|en|crosier}} (and 0 other senses)
Cruces {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 1 other senses) cruces {{en-irregular plural of|ending=ces|crux}} (and 0 other senses)
Cruft {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cruft {{lb|en|slang}} Anything old or of inferior quality. (and 3 other senses)
Cruise {{surname|en|from=Anglo-Norman|}} (and 0 other senses) cruise A [[sea]] or [[lake]] [[voyage]], especially one taken for [[pleasure]]. (and 10 other senses)
Crull {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crull {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[curly]]; [[curled]] (and 0 other senses)
Crumb {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crumb A small [[piece]] which [[break off|breaks off]] from [[baked]] food (such as cake, biscuit or bread... (and 8 other senses)
Crumble {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crumble {{lb|en|intransitive|often|figurative}} To [[fall apart]]; to [[disintegrate]]. (and 3 other senses)
Crumby {{surname|en|from=Scottish Gaelic}} (and 0 other senses) crumby {{alternative spelling of|en|crummy}} (and 1 other senses)
Crump {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} See [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crump_(surname) Crump] for his... (and 2 other senses) crump The sound of a [[muffle]]d [[explosion]]. (and 4 other senses)
Crumpler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crumpler Someone or something that [[crumple]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Crunk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crunk {{lb|en|US|slang}} Crazy and intoxicated. (and 2 other senses)
Cruse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cruse {{lb|en|religion|or|obsolete}} A small [[jar]] used to hold [[liquid]], such as [[oil]] or [[water]]... (and 1 other senses)
Crutcher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) crutcher One who [[shear]]s the hindquarters of a [[sheep]]. (and 0 other senses)
Cruzado {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cruzado The monetary unit of [[Brazil]] from 1986 to 1990. (and 2 other senses)
Cruze {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cruze {{lb|en|rare}} {{alternative spelling of|en|cruse}}. (and 0 other senses)
Cuddy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cuddy {{lb|en|nautical}} A [[cabin]], for the use of the [[captain]], in the [[after]] part of a [[sailing... (and 6 other senses)
Cue {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) CUE {{lb|en|legal}} {{acronym of|en|[[clear]] and [[unmistakable]] [[error]]|dot=;}} legal standard for ... (and 0 other senses)
Cuesta {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) cuesta {{lb|en|geomorphology}} A [[hill]] or [[ridge]] with a gentle [[slope]] on one side, and a steep slo... (and 0 other senses)
Cuestas {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 1 other senses) cuestas {{plural of|en|cuesta}} (and 0 other senses)
Cuff {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cuff {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[glove]]; [[mitten]] (and 10 other senses)
Cuffee {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cuffee {{lb|en|US|informal}} A [[black]] person. (and 0 other senses)
Cuffer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cuffer {{lb|en|informal}} An [[improbable]] or [[exaggerated]] [[story]]. (and 0 other senses)
Cull {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cull To [[pick]] or [[take]] someone or something (from a larger group). (and 10 other senses)
Culler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) culler One who [[pick]]s or [[choose]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Cully {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) cully {{lb|en|now|_|rare}} A person who is easily tricked or imposed on; a [[dupe]], a [[gullible]] person... (and 3 other senses)
Culver {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) culver {{lb|en|now|_|UK|south and east|_|dialect|or|poetic}} A [[dove]] or [[pigeon]], now specifically of ... (and 1 other senses)
Cuming {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cuming {{present participle of|en|cume|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Cumming {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) cumming {{present participle of|en|cum|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Cunning {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cunning [[sly|Sly]]; [[crafty]]; [[clever]] in [[surreptitious]] behaviour. (and 8 other senses)
Cuny {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) CUNY {{initialism of|en|{{w|City University of New York}}}} (and 0 other senses)
Curd {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) curd The part of [[milk]] that [[coagulate]]s when it [[sour]]s or is treated with [[enzyme]]s; used to m... (and 4 other senses)
Cure {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cure A [[method]], [[device]] or [[medication]] that restores good health. (and 18 other senses)
Curie {{surname|en|from=French|nodot=1}}, especially referring to {{w|Marie Curie}} and her husband {{w|Pi... (and 0 other senses) curie 3.7×10 (and 0 other senses)
Curl {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) curl A piece or [[lock]] of curling [[hair]]; a [[ringlet]]. (and 19 other senses)
Curling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) curling The action or motion of something that curls or is curled. (and 2 other senses)
Curr {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) curr {{lb|en|archaic|intransitive}} To [[coo]] like an [[owl]]. (and 1 other senses)
Currant {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 0 other senses) currant A small dried [[grape]], usually the Black Corinth grape, rarely more than 4mm diameter when dried. (and 2 other senses)
Current {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) current The [[generally]] [[unidirectional]] [[movement]] of a [[gas]] or [[fluid]]. (and 7 other senses)
Currier {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[currier]]. (and 0 other senses) currier A specialist in the [[leather]] processing industry, who dresses the leather by beating, rubbing, sc... (and 1 other senses)
Curry {{surname|en|A=An|Irish|from=Irish|nodot=1}}, anglicized from {{der|en|ga|[[Ó]] [[Comhraidhe]]}}. (and 5 other senses) curry One of a family of [[dishes]] originating from Indian cuisine, flavoured by a [[spiced]] [[sauce]]. (and 11 other senses)
Curtin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) curtin {{obsolete spelling of|en|curtain}} (and 0 other senses)
Cust {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cust {{abbreviation of|en|custody}} (and 1 other senses)
Custard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) custard A type of sauce made from milk and eggs (and usually sugar, and sometimes vanilla or other flavourin... (and 0 other senses)
Cutler {{surname|en|A=An occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a person who made knives. (and 1 other senses) cutler One whose business is making or dealing in [[cutlery]]. (and 0 other senses)
Cutt {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cutt {{obsolete spelling of|en|cut}} (and 0 other senses)
Cutter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cutter A [[person]] or [[device]] that cuts (in various senses). (and 16 other senses)
Cutterman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cutterman {{lb|en|colloquial|US}} A person who is either unkempt or slovenly. (and 2 other senses)
Cutting {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) cutting {{lb|en|countable|uncountable}} The [[action]] of the [[verb]] ''to [[cut#Verb|cut]]''. (and 11 other senses)
Cypher {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) cypher {{alternative spelling of|en|cipher}} (and 1 other senses)
Dack {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dack {{lb|en|Australia|informal}} To [[pull down]] someone's [[trousers]] as a [[practical joke]]. (and 0 other senses)
Daddio {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) daddio {{alt form|en|daddy-o}} (and 0 other senses)
Dade {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) dade {{lb|en|obsolete|intransitive}} To [[walk]] [[unsteady|unsteadily]], like a child; to move slowly. (and 1 other senses)
Dado {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dado {{lb|en|architecture}} The section of a [[pedestal]] above the [[base]]. (and 4 other senses)
Dagen {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) dagen {{alternative spelling of|en|degen}} (and 0 other senses)
Dahl {{surname|en|nodot=1}} of [[Scandinavian]] origin. (and 1 other senses) dahl {{alternative spelling of|en|dal}} (and 0 other senses)
Dahlin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dahlin {{lb|en|archaic|chemistry}} [[inulin]] (and 0 other senses)
Dahn {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dahn {{lb|en|UK}} {{pronunciation spelling of|en|down}} (and 1 other senses)
Daily {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) daily That occurs every [[day]], or at least every [[working day]] (and 5 other senses)
Dalal {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dalal {{label|en|India}} A [[broker]]; a [[middleman]]. (and 0 other senses)
Dale {{surname|en|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} for someone living in a [[dale]]. (and 1 other senses) dale {{lb|en|mainly|Britain}} A [[valley]], often in an otherwise [[hilly]] [[area]]. (and 2 other senses)
Dally {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dally To [[waste]] time in [[trivial]] activities, or in idleness; to [[trifle]]. (and 5 other senses)
Daly {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 2 other senses) DALY {{acronym of|en|disability-adjusted life year}} (and 0 other senses)
Dance {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dance A social gathering where dancing is the main activity. (and 11 other senses)
Dancy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dancy {{lb|en|of music|informal}} Suitable for [[dancing]] to. (and 0 other senses)
Dandy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dandy A man very concerned about his physical appearance, refined language, and leisurely hobbies, pursued... (and 6 other senses)
Dang {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dang {{lb|en|euphemistic}} [[damn|Damn]]. (and 5 other senses)
Dangler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dangler {{lb|en|now|rare|archaic}} One who [[dangle]]s about others, especially after women. (and 4 other senses)
Daniels {{surname|en|from=given names|nodot=1}} from the male given name [[Daniel]]. (and 0 other senses) daniels {{plural of|en|daniel}} (and 0 other senses)
Danker {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) danker {{en-comparative of|dank}} (and 0 other senses)
Danna {{surname|en|A=An American|from=French}} (and 1 other senses) danna {{label|en|obsolete|_|slang}} [[human|Human]] [[feces]]. (and 1 other senses)
Darby {{surname|en|[[habitational]]|from=Old English}} (and 3 other senses) darby A specialized tool used to smooth and level the surface of wet concrete, consisting of a stiff wedge... (and 0 other senses)
Darcy {{surname|en|[[Norman]] [[baronial]]|from=Old French}} (and 2 other senses) darcy A (non [[SI]]) [[unit]] of [[permeability]] used in measuring the [[permeability]] of [[porous]] [[m... (and 0 other senses)
Dare {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) DARE {{acronym of|en|w:Drug Abuse Resistance Education|Drug Abuse Resistance Education}} (and 1 other senses)
Dark {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dark Having an absolute or (more often) relative lack of [[light]] (and 17 other senses)
Darke {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) darke {{obsolete spelling of|en|dark}} (and 1 other senses)
Darker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) darker {{en-comparative of|dark}} (and 0 other senses)
Darling {{surname|en|A=An|English and Scottish|from=nicknames|nodot=1}}, originally a [[nickname]] from [[da... (and 2 other senses) darling A person who is [[dear]] to one. (and 5 other senses)
Darner {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) darner One who [[darns]]. (and 1 other senses)
Darr {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) darr {{lb|en|UK|dialect|Norfolk}} A bird, the [[European]] [[black tern]]. (and 0 other senses)
Darst {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) darst {{en-archaic second-person singular of|dare|lang=en}} (and 0 other senses)
Darter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) darter One who darts, or who throws darts; that which darts. (and 5 other senses)
Darwin {{surname|en|nodot=1}}, especially referring to {{w|Charles Darwin}} (1809–1882), British [[naturali... (and 14 other senses) darwin A [[unit]] of [[evolutionary]] change in [[evolutionary biology]]. (and 0 other senses)
Dash {{surname|en|topographic}} (and 1 other senses) dash {{lb|en|typography}} ''Any of the following symbols:'' [[‒]] ({{l|en|figure dash}}), [[–]] ({{l|en|e... (and 22 other senses)
Date {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) date The [[fruit]] of the [[date palm]], ''[[Phoenix dactylifera]]'', somewhat in the shape of an [[olive... (and 17 other senses)
Daub {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) daub [[excrement|Excrement]] or [[clay]] used as a [[bonding]] material in construction. (and 7 other senses)
Dauber {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dauber {{lb|en|derogatory}} One who, or that which, [[daub]]s; especially, a coarse, [[unskillful]] [[paint... (and 4 other senses)
Daunt {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) daunt {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[discourage]], [[intimidate]]. (and 1 other senses)
Davenport {{surname|en|[[habitational]]|from=Old English|nodot=1}} from the town in [[Cheshire]]. (and 3 other senses) davenport A large [[sofa]], especially a [[formal]] one. (and 1 other senses)
Davies {{surname|en|Welsh and English [[patronymic]]|from=given names|nodot=1}} derived from the [[given na... (and 1 other senses) davies {{plural of|en|davy}} (and 0 other senses)
Davys {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) davys {{plural of|en|davy}} (and 0 other senses)
Daw {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) DAW {{initialism of|en|digital audio workstation}} (and 1 other senses)
Day {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names|nodot=1}} derived from a medieval diminutive of [[David]]. (and 3 other senses) day Any period of 24 [[hour]]s. (and 8 other senses)
Daye {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) daye {{archaic spelling of|en|day}} (and 0 other senses)
Dayes {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) dayes {{plural of|en|daye}} (and 0 other senses)
De {{surname|en|from=India|nodot=1}} of [[Bengali]] origin. (and 0 other senses) DE {{abbreviation of|en|Delaware|nodot=1}}, a state of the [[United States of America]]. (and 5 other senses)
De Lesseps {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 1 other senses) de Lesseps {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses)
Deacon {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 1 other senses) deacon {{lb|en|Church history}} A designated minister of charity in the early Church (see Acts 6:1-6). (and 12 other senses)
Deadman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) deadman {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[corpse]] (and 2 other senses)
Dealy {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) dealy {{lb|en|US|slang}} An object, especially a [[gadget]], whose name the speaker currently cannot recal... (and 0 other senses)
DeAngelo {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 1 other senses) DeAngelo {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 1 other senses)
Deans {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) deans {{plural of|en|dean}} (and 1 other senses)
Dear {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dear {{lb|en|generally|_|dated}} High in price; [[expensive]]. (and 16 other senses)
Dearborn {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) dearborn A light four-wheeled [[wagon]]. (and 0 other senses)
Dearing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dearing {{present participle of|en|dear|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Debye {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) debye {{lb|en|physics}} The [[CGS]] [[unit]] of [[electric dipole]] [[moment]], defined as 1 D = 10 (and 0 other senses)
Decker {{surname|en|from=German|nodot=1}} of [[German]] origin. (and 1 other senses) decker One who, or that which, [[deck]]s or [[adorn]]s; a [[coverer]]. (and 1 other senses)
Dede {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dede {{obs sp|en|deed}} (and 0 other senses)
Deel {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 1 other senses) deel A traditional [[Mongolian]] [[cloak]], traditionally worn with a [[sash]]. (and 0 other senses)
Deem {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) deem {{lb|en|transitive|obsolete}} To [[judge#Verb|judge]], to [[pass#Verb|pass]] [[judgment]] on; to [[d... (and 5 other senses)
Degan {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) degan {{alternative spelling of|en|degen}} (and 0 other senses)
Degen {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) degen {{lb|en|obsolete|UK|thieves' cant}} [[sword|Sword]]. (and 1 other senses)
Degrate {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) degrate {{lb|en|physics}} To remove the property of a [[grating]] from (and 0 other senses)
Delaine {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) delaine A kind of [[fabric]] for women's [[dress]]es. (and 0 other senses)
Delay {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) delay A period of time before an event occurs; the act of delaying; [[procrastination]]; lingering inactiv... (and 8 other senses)
DeLeon {{surname|en|habitational|from=Spanish|nodot=1}} of Spanish origin, from {{m|es|[[de]] [[León]]||fro... (and 0 other senses) Deleon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses)
Dell {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) dell {{lb|en|obsolete}} A young woman; a [[wench]]. (and 0 other senses)
Delph {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) delph {{alt sp|en|delft}} (and 0 other senses)
Delve {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) delve {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[dig]] into the ground, especially with a [[shovel]]. (and 3 other senses)
Dement {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dement {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[insane]], [[demented]] (and 2 other senses)
Dench {{surname|en|A=An|English}} (and 0 other senses) dench {{lb|en|UK|slang}} [[excellent|Excellent]]; [[impressive]]; [[awesome]]. (and 1 other senses)
Denning {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) denning {{present participle of|en|den|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Depledge {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) depledge {{lb|en|ambitransitive}} To [[revoke]] one's [[pledge]] of [[allegiance]] to a [[college]] [[fratern... (and 0 other senses)
Der {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) der {{lb|en|Australian}} {{non-gloss definition|Disdainful indication that something is [[obvious]].}} (and 5 other senses)
Deringer {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) deringer {{lb|en|dated|late 1800s}} {{alternative spelling of|en|derringer}} (and 0 other senses)
Deshmukh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) deshmukh {{lb|en|India|historical}} The [[head]] or [[ruler]] of a [[district]]. (and 0 other senses)
Desmond {{surname|en|Irish|from=Irish}}, [[anglicised]] from ''Ó Deasmhumhnaigh'', meaning (and 1 other senses) desmond {{lb|en|British|rhyming|_|slang|education}} A lower second class honours or 2.2 [[degree]]. (and 0 other senses)
Deter {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) deter {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[prevent]] something from happening. (and 2 other senses)
Deters {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) deters {{en-third-person singular of|deter}} (and 0 other senses)
Devall {{surname|en|nodot=1}} (and 0 other senses) devall {{lb|en|Scotland|intransitive}} To [[cease]]. (and 1 other senses)
Devan {{surname|en}}, alternative spelling of {{l|en|Devon}} (and 1 other senses) devan {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[unload]] (goods) from a [[container]]. (and 0 other senses)
Dew {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) DEW {{acronym of|en|[[distant]] [[early]] [[warning]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Dewar {{surname|en|from=Scottish Gaelic}} (and 3 other senses) dewar A [[vacuum flask]]; a vessel which keeps its contents hotter or cooler than their environment withou... (and 0 other senses)
Dewberry {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) dewberry Small [[bramble]]s of the genus ''[[Rubus]]'' which have stems that trail along the ground. (and 1 other senses)
Dewing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dewing {{present participle of|en|dew|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
DeWitt {{surname|en|from=Dutch|nodot=1}} of Dutch origin, an anglicization of [[de Witt]]. (and 7 other senses) Dewitt {{surname|en|from=Dutch}} (and 2 other senses)
Dexter {{surname|en|A=An occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a female [[dyer]]. (and 3 other senses) dexter {{lb|en|archaic}} [[right|Right]]; on the right-hand side. (and 2 other senses)
Dial {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dial A [[graduated]], [[circular]] [[scale]] over which a [[needle]] moves to show a [[measurement]] (suc... (and 9 other senses)
Dib {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) DIB {{lb|en|computing}} {{abbreviation of|en|[[device]]-[[independent]] [[bitmap]]}} (and 1 other senses)
Dibble {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) dibble A [[pointed]] [[implement]] used to make [[hole]]s in the ground in which to set out [[plant#Noun|pl... (and 5 other senses)
Dice {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dice {{lb|en|uncountable}} Gaming with one or more dice. (and 6 other senses)
Dickens {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 2 other senses) dickens {{lb|en|euphemistic}} The [[devil]]. (and 2 other senses)
Dickie {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) dickie {{alt form|en|dicky}} (and 0 other senses)
Dickings {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) dickings {{plural of|en|dicking}} (and 0 other senses)
Diel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) diel {{lb|en|biology}} Having a 24-hour [[period]] regardless of [[day]] or [[night]]. (and 0 other senses)
Dier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dier One who [[die]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Dike {{surname|en|[[topographic]]|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} for someone living near a [[dike]]. (and 3 other senses) dike {{label|en|chiefly|_|US}} {{alt form|en|dyke|nodot=a}}: [[ditch]]; [[embankment]]; [[waterway]]; etc... (and 5 other senses)
Dill {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dill ''[[Anethum graveolens]]'' (the type species of the genus ''[[Anethum]]''), a herb, the seeds of whi... (and 4 other senses)
Diller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) diller {{only used in|en|killer diller}} (and 0 other senses)
Dilly {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) dilly [[redolent|Redolent]] of [[dill]] (the herb). (and 5 other senses)
Din {{surname|en|from=Khmer}} (and 0 other senses) din A loud [[noise]]; a [[cacophony]] or loud [[commotion]]. (and 5 other senses)
Dine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dine {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[eat]]; to eat [[dinner]] or [[supper]]. (and 3 other senses)
Dines {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dines {{en-third-person singular of|dine}} (and 0 other senses)
Dingus {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dingus {{lb|en|informal|North American}} A gadget, device, or object whose name is either unknown, forgotte... (and 2 other senses)
Dinning {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dinning {{present participle of|en|din|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Dirkes {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dirkes {{plural of|en|dirke}} (and 0 other senses)
Ditzel {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) ditzel {{lb|en|radiology|informal}} A small [[nodule]] found on the [[lung]]. (and 0 other senses)
Divine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) divine Of or pertaining to a [[god]]. (and 13 other senses)
Dixey {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) dixey {{alt form|en|dixie}} (and 0 other senses)
Doan {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) doan {{pronunciation spelling of|en|don't}} (and 0 other senses)
Dobbie {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) dobbie {{alternative spelling of|en|dobby}} (and 0 other senses)
Dobbin {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) dobbin An old [[jaded]] [[horse]]. (and 2 other senses)
Dobbing {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) dobbing {{present participle of|en|dob|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Dobbins {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) dobbins {{plural of|en|dobbin}} (and 0 other senses)
Dobby {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) dobby A device in some [[loom]]s that allows the [[weave|weaving]] of small [[geometric]] [[pattern]]s. (and 3 other senses)
Dobson {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 5 other senses) dobson The [[aquatic]] [[larva]] of a large [[neuropterous]] [[insect]] ({{taxlink|Corydalus cornutus|speci... (and 0 other senses)
Dodd {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} derived from a {{inh|en|enm|-}} given name o... (and 0 other senses) dodd A [[rounded]] [[summit]] of a [[hill]]; a lower summit or [[shoulder]] to a hill (and 0 other senses)
Dodds {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) dodds {{en-third-person singular of|dodd}} (and 0 other senses)
Dodge {{lb|en|countable|mostly|US}} {{surname|en|from=given names|nodot=1}}. (and 2 other senses) dodge {{lb|en|ambitransitive}} To [[avoid]] (something) by [[moving]] [[suddenly]] out of the [[way]]. (and 9 other senses)
Dods {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) dods {{plural of|en|dod}} (and 0 other senses)
Doe {{surname|en|nodot=1}} of [[English]] origin. (and 0 other senses) DOE {{lb|en|energy|US}} {{init of|en|[[w:Department of Energy|Department of Energy]]}} (and 2 other senses)
Doh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) doh {{lb|en|music}} An [[anglicised]] spelling of [[do]]. A [[syllable]] used in [[solfège]] to represen... (and 0 other senses)
Doke {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) doke {{lb|en|UK|dialect}} A [[dimple]] or [[dint]]. (and 0 other senses)
Dolce {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dolce {{lb|en|music}} A soft-toned [[organ stop]]. (and 0 other senses)
Dole {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) dole To distribute in small amounts; to share out small portions of a meager resource. (and 7 other senses)
Doling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) doling {{present participle of|en|dole|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Dolma {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dolma Any of a family of [[stuffed]] [[vegetable]] dishes. The filling generally consists of rice, minced ... (and 0 other senses)
Dolman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dolman A long, loose [[garment]] with narrow [[sleeve]]s and an opening in the front, generally worn by [[T... (and 2 other senses)
Dolphin {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) dolphin A [[carnivorous]] [[aquatic]] [[mammal]] in one of several families of order [[Cetacea]], famed for ... (and 10 other senses)
Dome {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dome {{lb|en|architecture}} A structural element resembling the hollow upper half of a [[sphere]]. (and 9 other senses)
Domini {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 1 other senses) domini {{plural of|en|dominus}} (and 0 other senses)
Donat {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) donat A [[rank]] in some [[knight]]ly [[order]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Donate {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) donate {{lb|en|ambitransitive}} To make a [[donation]]; to [[give away]] something of value to support or c... (and 0 other senses)
Done {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) done {{lb|en|of food}} [[ready|Ready]], fully [[cooked]]. (and 13 other senses)
Doner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) doner [[doner kebab]] (and 3 other senses)
Doney {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) doney {{alt form|en|dhoni}} (and 1 other senses)
Dong {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dong The currency of [[Vietnam]], 100 [[xu]]s. Symbol: '''[[â‚«]]''' (and 5 other senses)
Donis {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) donis {{plural of|en|doni}} (and 0 other senses)
Doody {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) doody {{lb|en|US|slang|childish}} [[excrement|Excrement]], [[poop]]. (and 1 other senses)
Dooley {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 2 other senses) dooley {{alt form|en|dooly||covered litter}} (and 0 other senses)
Dooly {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dooly {{lb|en|archaic}} A kind of [[litter]] suspended from men's shoulders, for carrying persons or thing... (and 0 other senses)
Dor {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dor A large European [[dung beetle]], {{taxlink|Geotrupes stercorarius|species}}, that makes a droning n... (and 2 other senses)
Dormer {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) dormer {{lb|en|architecture}} A [[room]]-[[like]], [[roof]]ed [[projection]] from a [[sloping]] [[roof]]. (and 2 other senses)
Dorn {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dorn A [[British]] [[ray]]; the [[thornback]]. (and 0 other senses)
Dorr {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dorr A [[dor]], or [[dorbeetle]]. (and 1 other senses)
Dory {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dory {{lb|en|nautical}} A small flat-bottomed [[boat]] with pointed or somewhat pointed ends, used for [[... (and 3 other senses)
Doss {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) DOSS {{lb|en|pharmacology}} {{abbreviation of|en|dioctyl sulfosuccinate}} (and 0 other senses)
Dost {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) dost {{en-archaic second-person singular of|do|lang=en}} (and 0 other senses)
Doty {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) doty {{lb|en|carpentry|of wood}} Suffering from [[rot]], or [[waterlogged]] (and 1 other senses)
Doub {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) doub {{alt form|en|doob||[[doob grass]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Double {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) double Made up of two matching or complementary elements. (and 58 other senses)
Doucet {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) doucet {{lb|en|obsolete|_|except in dialects}} A sweetened dish. (and 1 other senses)
Douchey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) douchey {{lb|en|slang|derogatory}} Characteristic of a [[douche]] {{gloss|[[jerk]]}}. (and 0 other senses)
Dougher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dougher {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[baker]]. (and 0 other senses)
Doughty {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) doughty {{lb|en|dated|or|archaic}} [[bold#Adjective|Bold]]; [[brave#Adjective|brave]], [[courageous]]. (and 1 other senses)
Dounce {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dounce To [[homogenize]] by means of a [[douncer]]. (and 0 other senses)
Douse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) douse {{senseid|en|to plunge into water}} {{lb|en|ambitransitive}} To [[plunge]] suddenly into [[water]];... (and 6 other senses)
Doust {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) doust {{lb|en|obsolete|West Country}} [[dust|Dust]]. (and 3 other senses)
Dowd {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) dowd {{lb|en|archaic}} A [[dowdy]] person, especially a woman; a [[frump]]. (and 0 other senses)
Dowdy {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) dowdy [[plain|Plain]] and [[unfashionable]] in [[style]] or [[dress]]. (and 2 other senses)
Dower {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dower {{lb|en|legal}} Property given by a groom directly to his [[bride]] at or before their [[wedding]] i... (and 3 other senses)
Downing {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) downing {{present participle of|en|down|nocat=1}} (and 2 other senses)
Dowse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dowse {{alt form|en|douse|t=to plunge into water|id=to plunge into water}} (and 3 other senses)
Dowsing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dowsing The practice of seeking water or other substances (usually liquid) with the aid of a forked stick or... (and 1 other senses)
Dozier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dozier {{en-comparative of|dozy}} (and 0 other senses)
Drabble {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) drabble {{lb|en|transitive}} To wet or dirty, especially by [[drag]]ging through [[mud]]. (and 2 other senses)
Drain {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) drain {{lb|en|chiefly|US|Canada}} A [[conduit]] allowing [[liquid]] to flow out of an otherwise contained ... (and 14 other senses)
Draine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) draine {{lb|en|obsolete}} The [[mistle thrush]]. (and 0 other senses)
Drake {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=nicknames|nodot=1}}, originally a byname from {{der|en|ang|draca}} or... (and 6 other senses) drake A [[male]] [[duck]]. (and 5 other senses)
Drant {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) drant {{lb|en|Scotland|dialect|ambitransitive}} To [[drawl]]; to [[drone]]. (and 1 other senses)
Draper {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|A=An|English [[occupational]]|nodot=1}} for a [[draper]] {{gl|cloth... (and 2 other senses) draper One who sells [[cloth]]s; a dealer in cloths. (and 0 other senses)
Dray {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dray A low horse-drawn [[cart]], often without sides, and used especially for heavy loads. (and 2 other senses)
Drees {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) drees {{en-third-person singular of|dree}} (and 0 other senses)
Dresser {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dresser {{senseid|en|cabinet}} An item of [[kitchen]] [[furniture]], like a [[cabinet]] with shelves, for st... (and 10 other senses)
Drey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) drey {{lb|en|British}} A [[squirrel]]’s nest, built of twigs in a tree. (and 1 other senses)
Drinkwater {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) drinkwater [[potable|Potable]] [[water]]; water intended for [[drinking]] (and 1 other senses)
Driver {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) driver One who drives something, in any sense of the verb '''to [[drive]]'''. (and 10 other senses)
Drone {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) drone A [[male]] [[ant]], [[bee]] or [[wasp]], which does not [[work]] but can [[fertilize]] the [[queen b... (and 11 other senses)
Drought {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) drought A [[period]] of unusually low [[rainfall]], longer and more [[severe]] than a [[dry spell]]. (and 1 other senses)
Drown {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) drown {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[die]] from [[suffocation]] while [[immerse]]d in [[water]] or [[other]] ... (and 4 other senses)
Drum {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) drum {{senseid|en|music}} A [[percussive]] [[musical instrument]] [[spanned]] with a [[thin]] [[covering]... (and 16 other senses)
Drummer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) drummer {{lb|en|music}} One who plays the [[drum]]s. (and 4 other senses)
Drury {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) drury {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[love|Love]], especially sexual love; [[courtship]], [[sex]]. (and 3 other senses)
Dry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) DRY {{lb|en|software engineering}} {{acronym of|en|w:Don't repeat yourself|don't repeat yourself|gloss=s... (and 2 other senses)
Dryer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dryer One who, or that which, dries; a [[desiccative]]. (and 5 other senses)
Dua {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) dua {{alternative spelling of|en|du'a'}} (and 0 other senses)
Duan {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) duan A [[division]] of a [[poem]] corresponding to a [[canto]]. (and 1 other senses)
Ducat {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ducat {{lb|en|historical}} A gold coin minted by various European nations. (and 2 other senses)
Duck {{surname|en|from=nicknames|nodot=1}}. (and 2 other senses) duck {{lb|en|intransitive}} To quickly [[lower]] the head or body, often in order to prevent it from bein... (and 24 other senses)
Ducker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ducker One who, or that which, ducks; a plunger; a diver. (and 0 other senses)
Duckman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) duckman {{label|en|dated|rare}} Someone who raises [[duck]]s to produce [[meat]]. (and 0 other senses)
Duddy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) duddy {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[ragged]] (and 0 other senses)
Dudgeon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dudgeon A feeling of [[anger]] or [[resentment]]. (and 3 other senses)
Due {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) due Owed or owing. (and 10 other senses)
Duet {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) duet {{lb|en|music}} A [[musical]] [[composition]] in [[two]] [[part]]s, each performed by a single [[voi... (and 6 other senses)
Duff {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) duff {{lb|en|dialectal}} [[dough|Dough]]. (and 16 other senses)
Duffer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) duffer {{en-comparative of|duff}} (and 8 other senses)
Duffing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) duffing {{present participle of|en|duff|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Dukas {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) dukas {{plural of|en|duka}} (and 0 other senses)
Dukes {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) dukes {{plural of|en|duke}} (and 1 other senses)
Dull {{surname|en}} of Scottish and German origin. (and 1 other senses) dull Lacking the ability to [[cut]] easily; not [[sharp]]. (and 13 other senses)
Dullard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dullard A [[stupid]] [[person]]; a [[fool]]. (and 0 other senses)
Duma {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) duma A Russian legislative assembly such as the historical duma of the Russian Empire or the modern [[low... (and 1 other senses)
Dumas {{surname|en|French|from=French}} (and 4 other senses) dumas {{plural of|en|duma}} (and 0 other senses)
Dump {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dump A place where [[waste]] or [[garbage]] is left; a ground or place for [[#Verb|dumping]] ashes, refus... (and 27 other senses)
Dunch {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dunch {{lb|en|Geordie}} To [[knock]] [[against]]; to [[hit]], [[punch]] (and 6 other senses)
Dunk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dunk To submerge briefly in a liquid. (and 4 other senses)
Dunning {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) dunning {{present participle of|en|dun|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Durant {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) durant {{lb|en|historical}} A [[strong]] [[cloth]] in imitation of [[buff]] [[leather]]. (and 0 other senses)
Durgan {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) durgan {{lb|en|UK|dialectal}} A [[dwarf]]; any [[undersized]] creature. (and 0 other senses)
During {{lb|en|rare}} {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) during For all of a given time interval. (and 2 other senses)
Durst {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) durst {{lb|en|archaic|literary}} {{en-simple past of|dare}} (and 0 other senses)
Dust {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dust Fine particles (and 15 other senses)
Duty {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) duty That which one is morally or legally [[obligate]]d to do. (and 5 other senses)
Dye {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dye {{topic|en|Art|Liquids}}A [[colourant]], especially one that has an [[affinity]] to the [[substrate]... (and 3 other senses)
Dyer {{surname|en|A=An|English [[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[dyer]] of [[cloth]]. (and 7 other senses) dyer One who [[dye]]s, especially one who dyes [[cloth]] etc. as an occupation. (and 0 other senses)
Dykes {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dykes {{plural of|en|dyke}} (and 0 other senses)
Dynes {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) dynes {{plural of|en|dyne}} (and 0 other senses)
Eager {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) eager [[desirous|Desirous]]; [[keen]] to do or obtain something. (and 4 other senses)
Eames {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) eames {{plural of|en|eame}} (and 0 other senses)
Earle {{surname|en|from=occupations|nodot=1}}, variant of [[Earl]]. (and 2 other senses) earle {{archaic spelling of|en|earl}} (and 0 other senses)
Early {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) early At a [[time]] in [[advance]] of the usual or expected event. (and 8 other senses)
Easterly {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) easterly {{lb|en|meteorology}} Any [[persistent]] wind from the east (usually applied to broad currents or be... (and 5 other senses)
Eaves {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) eaves {{lb|en|architectural element}} The [[underside]] of a [[roof#Noun|roof]] that [[extend]]s beyond th... (and 2 other senses)
Echard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) echard {{lb|en|dated}} The portion of [[water]] in a sample of [[soil]] that is not available to [[vegetati... (and 0 other senses)
Edge {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) EDGE {{lb|en|mobile phones}} {{acronym of|en|w:Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution|Enhanced Data rates ... (and 2 other senses)
Egg {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) egg {{lb|en|zoology|countable}} An approximately [[spherical]] or [[ellipsoidal]] body produced by birds... (and 15 other senses)
Egger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) egger One who [[gathers]] [[egg]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Eighteen {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) eighteen The cardinal number occurring after [[seventeen]] and before [[nineteen]], represented in Roman nume... (and 0 other senses)
Eisel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) eisel {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[vinegar]], [[verjuice]] (and 0 other senses)
Eland {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) eland A genus of large South African [[antelope]] ({{taxlink|Taurotragus|genus}}), valued both for its hid... (and 0 other senses)
Elder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) elder {{inflection of|en|old||comd}}: [[older]], [[greater]] than [[another]] in [[age]] or [[seniority]]. (and 13 other senses)
Elison {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) elison {{misspelling of|en|elision}} (and 0 other senses)
Ell {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ELL {{lb|en|biochemistry}} {{abbreviation of|en|{{w|ELL (gene)|RNA polymerase II elongation factor}}|dot... (and 1 other senses)
Elo {{surname|en|from=Hungarian}} (and 2 other senses) elo {{lb|en|chess|other|_|games}} {{syn of|en|Elo rating}} (and 0 other senses)
Else {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) else {{lb|en|postpositive|used only with indefinite or interrogative pronouns}} [[other|Other]]; in [[add... (and 2 other senses)
Elsen {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) elsen {{lb|en|UK|dialect}} An [[awl]], a pointed tool. (and 0 other senses)
Elting {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) elting {{present participle of|en|elt|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Emery {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 5 other senses) emery {{lb|en|mineral}} An impure type of [[corundum]], often used for [[sand]]ing or [[polish]]ing. (and 2 other senses)
Emmet {{surname|en}} (and 8 other senses) emmet {{lb|en|dialectal|_|or|_|archaic}} An [[ant]]. (and 1 other senses)
Enamorado {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) enamorado {{lb|en|dated}} A [[lover]]; a person in love. (and 0 other senses)
Ender {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) ender Something which ends another thing. (and 1 other senses)
Enders {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 3 other senses) enders {{plural of|en|ender}} (and 0 other senses)
Endo {{surname|en|from=Japanese}} (and 0 other senses) endo {{lb|en|slang}} [[marijuana]] (and 5 other senses)
Engram {{surname|en|from=given names|nodot=1}}, a rare variant of [[Ingram]]. (and 2 other senses) engram A [[postulate]]d [[physical]] or [[biochemical]] [[change]] in [[neural]] [[tissue]] that [[represen... (and 1 other senses)
Ennew {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ennew {{lb|en|obsolete}} To make [[new]]. (and 0 other senses)
Ensign {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) ensign A badge of office, rank, or power. (and 8 other senses)
Entz {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 1 other senses) entz {{lb|en|Oxford University slang}} Social and entertainment events provided for the students. (and 0 other senses)
Epstein {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 1 other senses) epstein {{lb|en|slang}} To commit murder framed as suicide. (and 0 other senses)
Erlenmeyer {{surname|en|German|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) erlenmeyer An [[Erlenmeyer flask]]. (and 0 other senses)
Escribano {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) escribano A [[clerk]]; a [[scrivener]]. (and 0 other senses)
Esh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) esh The [[IPA]] symbol '''[[ʃ]]'''. (and 0 other senses)
Esker {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) esker A long, narrow, sinuous [[ridge]] created by deposits from a stream running beneath a [[glacier]]. (and 0 other senses)
Esper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) esper A person who practices the development of psychic ability. (and 1 other senses)
Espy {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) espy {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[catch sight of]]; to [[see]]; to [[spot]] (said especially of something no... (and 2 other senses)
Evens {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) evens {{plural of|en|even}} (and 2 other senses)
Every {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) every All of a countable group (considered individually), without exception. (and 2 other senses)
Ewer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ewer A kind of widemouthed [[pitcher]] or [[jug]] with a shape like a [[vase]] and a [[handle]]. (and 0 other senses)
Eyer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) eyer One who [[eye]]s someone or something. (and 0 other senses)
Eyre {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) eyre {{lb|en|UK|legal|obsolete}} A [[journey]] in [[circuit]] of certain [[itinerant]] [[judge]]s called ... (and 0 other senses)
Eyres {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) eyres {{plural of|en|eyre}} (and 0 other senses)
Fabricant {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fabricant One who [[fabricate]]s; a [[manufacturer]] (and 0 other senses)
Facer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) facer An [[unexpected]] and [[stunning]] [[blow]] or [[defeat]]. (and 2 other senses)
Facey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) facey [[cheeky]]; [[impudent]] (and 0 other senses)
Factor {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) factor {{lb|en|obsolete}} A doer, maker; a person who does things for another person or organization. (and 10 other senses)
Fahs {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fahs {{plural of|en|fah}} (and 0 other senses)
Fail {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fail {{lb|en|intransitive}} To be [[unsuccessful]]. (and 21 other senses)
Faile {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) faile {{obsolete spelling of|en|fail}} (and 0 other senses)
Failing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) failing {{present participle of|en|fail|nocat=1}} (and 2 other senses)
Fain {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fain {{lb|en|archaic}} Well-pleased, [[glad]]. (and 7 other senses)
Fairbank {{surname|en|habitational}} (and 1 other senses) fairbank {{lb|en|gambling|slang|transitive}} For the [[bank]] or [[dealer]] to [[assist]] (the player) by [[c... (and 0 other senses)
Fairbanks {{surname|en|habitational}}. An English [[habitational]] surname for someone who lived in any of sev... (and 2 other senses) fairbanks {{en-third-person singular of|fairbank}} (and 0 other senses)
Fairweather {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fairweather {{alternative spelling of|en|fair-weather}} (and 0 other senses)
Fait {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fait {{misspelling of|en|fate}} (and 0 other senses)
Faithfull {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) faithfull {{archaic spelling of|en|faithful}} (and 0 other senses)
Falcon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) falcon Any [[bird]] of the [[genus]] ''[[Falco]]'', all of which are [[bird of prey|birds of prey]]. (and 3 other senses)
Falconer {{surname|en|A=An occupational|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) falconer A person who breeds or trains [[hawk]]s or other birds of prey for taking birds or game. (and 1 other senses)
Falk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) falk {{lb|en|UK|dialect}} The [[razorbill]]. (and 0 other senses)
Faller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) faller One who [[fall#English|falls]]. (and 2 other senses)
Falls {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) falls A [[waterfall]]. (and 2 other senses)
Familia {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) familia {{lb|en|historical}} A [[household]] or religious [[community]] under one head, regarded as a [[unit... (and 1 other senses)
Fana {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) fana {{plural of|en|fanum}} (and 0 other senses)
Fane {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fane {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[weathercock]], a [[weather vane]]. (and 2 other senses)
Fanning {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fanning {{present participle of|en|fan|nocat=1}} (and 2 other senses)
Fantasia {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fantasia {{lb|en|music|also|figurative}} A [[form#Noun|form]] of [[instrumental]] [[composition]] with a [[fr... (and 2 other senses)
Faraday {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|from=Irish|nodot=1}}, Anglicized from {{etyl|ga|en}} {{m|ga|Ó Feara... (and 1 other senses) faraday {{lb|en|chemistry|physics}} The [[quantity]] of [[electricity]] required to [[deposit]] or [[liberat... (and 0 other senses)
Farina {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) farina A fine [[flour]] or [[meal]] made from cereal grains or from the [[starch]] or [[fecula]] of vegetab... (and 0 other senses)
Farmer {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) farmer A person who works the land and/or who keeps [[livestock]], especially on a [[farm]]. (and 3 other senses)
Farr {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) farr {{obsolete spelling of|en|far}} (and 0 other senses)
Farrand {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) farrand {{lb|en|obsolete|Scotland|Ireland|Northern England}} Having a specified [[form]] or [[disposition]];... (and 0 other senses)
Farrier {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for someone who was a [[farrier]]. (and 0 other senses) farrier A person who maintains the health and balance of [[horse]]s' feet through the trimming of the [[hoof... (and 1 other senses)
Farro {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) farro [[emmer|Emmer]] wheat (''[[Triticum turgidum]]''). (and 0 other senses)
Farrow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) farrow A [[litter]] of [[piglet]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Farthing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) farthing {{lb|en|historical}} Former [[British]] [[unit]] of [[currency]] worth [[one-quarter]] of an [[old p... (and 2 other senses)
Farthingsworth {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) farthingsworth The [[amount#Noun|amount]] that can be [[buy#Verb|bought]] for a [[farthing]]. (and 0 other senses)
Fast {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) FAST {{initialism of|en|{{w|Focused assessment with sonography for trauma}}}} (and 0 other senses)
Faulds {{surname|en|from=Scots}} (and 0 other senses) faulds {{plural of|en|fauld}} (and 0 other senses)
Fava {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) fava A [[fava bean]]; a [[bean]] ([[seed]] or seed [[pod]]) of the plant ''[[Vicia faba]]'' or the plant ... (and 0 other senses)
Favela {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) favela A [[slum]] or [[shantytown]], especially in Brazil (and 0 other senses)
Favor {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) favor A [[kind]] or [[helpful]] [[deed]]; an instance of voluntarily assisting (someone). (and 14 other senses)
Favorite {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) favorite {{lb|en|American spelling}} {{alt form|en|favourite}} (and 2 other senses)
Favors {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 1 other senses) favors {{plural of|en|favor}} (and 1 other senses)
Faw {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) faw {{alt form|en|faugh}} (and 2 other senses)
Fay {{surname|en|A=An|Anglo-Irish|from=nicknames|nodot=1}}, Anglicized from [[de Fae]] a Norman family t... (and 1 other senses) fay To [[fit]]. (and 9 other senses)
Fayle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fayle {{obsolete spelling of|en|fail}} (and 0 other senses)
Fear {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fear {{senseid|en|uncountable: unpleasant emotion caused by actual or perceived danger}}{{lb|en|uncountab... (and 11 other senses)
Fearing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fearing {{present participle of|en|fear|nocat=1}} (and 2 other senses)
Feather {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) feather A branching, hair-like structure that grows on the bodies of [[bird]]s, used for flight, swimming, p... (and 24 other senses)
Feely {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) feely {{lb|en|dialectal}} [[soft]]; [[smooth]]; [[velvety]] (and 2 other senses)
Feist {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) feist {{lb|en|US|regional|countable}} A small, [[snappy]], [[belligerent]] mixed-breed [[dog]]. (and 2 other senses)
Felch {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) felch {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[suck]] [[semen]] out of a sexual partner's [[vagina]] or [[anus]]. (and 0 other senses)
Fell {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fell {{lb|en|transitive}} To make something [[fall]]; especially to [[chop]] down a [[tree]]. (and 18 other senses)
Feller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) feller A person who [[fell]]s [[tree]]s; a [[lumberjack]] (and 4 other senses)
Fellows {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) fellows {{plural of|en|fellow}} (and 1 other senses)
Fells {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fells {{en-third-person singular of|fell}} (and 1 other senses)
Felt {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) FELT {{lb|en|astronomy}} {{acronym of|en|fast-evolving luminous transient}} {{gloss|a type of [[supernova... (and 0 other senses)
Felter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) felter To [[clot]] or [[mat]] together like [[felt]]. (and 0 other senses)
Felts {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) felts {{en-third-person singular of|felt}} (and 0 other senses)
Felty {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) felty Of, pertaining to, or similar to [[felt]]. (and 0 other senses)
Fender {{surname|en|from=German|nodot=1}} of {{etyl|de|en}} origin, a variant of [[Fenrich]] or [[Fendler]]... (and 2 other senses) fender {{lb|en|US}} panel of a car which encloses the wheel area, especially the front wheels (and 4 other senses)
Fennel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fennel A [[plant]], ''[[Foeniculum vulgare]]'', of the [[parsley]] family, which has a sweet, [[anise]]-lik... (and 2 other senses)
Feria {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) feria A [[weekday]] on a Church calendar on which no [[feast]] is [[observe]]d. (and 0 other senses)
Fermi {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 1 other senses) fermi An obsolete unit of length equal to one [[femtometer]] or [[femtometre]] (10 (and 0 other senses)
Ferrel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ferrel {{alt form|en|ferrule}} (and 0 other senses)
Ferrier {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) ferrier {{lb|en|rare}} a [[ferryman]] (and 0 other senses)
Ferry {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) ferry {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[carry]]; [[transport]]; [[convey]]. (and 6 other senses)
Festa {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) festa A public holiday or feast day in [[Italy]], [[Portugal]], etc. (and 0 other senses)
Fetter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fetter A [[chain]] or similar [[object]] used to [[bind]] a person or [[animal]] – often by its [[leg]]s ''... (and 3 other senses)
Fetty {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fetty {{tlb|en|slang}} [[fentanyl|Fentanyl]]. (and 0 other senses)
Fey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fey {{lb|en|dialectal|archaic|or|poetic}} About to die; [[doomed]]; on the verge of sudden or violent de... (and 7 other senses)
Fickle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fickle Quick to change one’s [[opinion]] or [[allegiance]]; [[insincere]]; not [[loyal]] or [[reliable]]. (and 3 other senses)
Fickling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fickling {{present participle of|en|fickle|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Fidalgo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fidalgo {{lb|en|archaic}} The lowest title of [[nobility]] in [[Portugal]], corresponding to that of [[hidal... (and 0 other senses)
Fiddler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fiddler One who plays the [[fiddle]]. (and 4 other senses)
Fidge {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fidge {{lb|en|obsolete|dialectal|Scotland}} To [[fidget]]; [[jostle]] or [[shake]]. (and 1 other senses)
Field {{surname|en}} (and 6 other senses) field {{senseid|en|land area free of woodland, cities, and towns; open country}} A land area free of [[woo... (and 12 other senses)
Fielden {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fielden {{lb|en|obsolete}} Pertaining to the [[countryside]]; [[rural]]. {{defdate|15th-18th c.}} (and 2 other senses)
Fielder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fielder {{lb|en|cricket}} A [[player]] of the [[fielding]] side, whose task is to [[gather]] the ball after ... (and 3 other senses)
Fielding {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fielding {{present participle of|en|field|nocat=1}} (and 2 other senses)
Fields {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fields {{plural of|en|field}} (and 1 other senses)
Figura {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) figura {{lb|en|semiotics}} Any of the non-[[signify]]ing [[constituent]]s of [[signifier]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Fike {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fike {{lb|en|ambitransitive}} To [[feign]]; [[dissemble]]; [[flatter]]. (and 6 other senses)
Filbert {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) filbert The [[hazelnut]]. (and 2 other senses)
File {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) file A [[collection]] of [[paper]]s collated and [[archive]]d together. (and 18 other senses)
Filer {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) filer [[agent noun|Agent noun]] of [[file]]; one who files something. (and 1 other senses)
Fill {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) fill {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[occupy]] [[fully]], to [[take up]] [[all]] of. (and 18 other senses)
Filler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) filler One who [[fill]]s. (and 10 other senses)
Finch {{surname|en|from=nicknames|nodot=1}}, from {{m|en|finch}} as a byname or for a catcher and seller o... (and 0 other senses) finch Any {{vern|Eurasian goldfinch}} (of species ''[[Carduelis carduelis]]''. syn. {{taxlink|Fringilla ca... (and 3 other senses)
Finder {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) finder One who [[find]]s or [[discover]]s something. (and 1 other senses)
Fine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fine {{non-gloss definition|Senses referring to subjective quality.}} (and 26 other senses)
Finer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) finer {{en-comparative of|fine}} (and 1 other senses)
Finger {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) finger {{lb|en|anatomy}} A [[slender]] [[joint]]ed [[extremity]] of the [[human]] [[hand]], {{lb|en|often}}... (and 20 other senses)
Fink {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fink {{lb|en|chiefly|US|slang}} A [[contemptible]] person. (and 5 other senses)
Fino {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fino The driest and palest type of traditional [[sherry]]. (and 0 other senses)
Fiorini {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fiorini {{plural of|en|fiorino}} (and 0 other senses)
Fiorino {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) fiorino The [[currency|monetary unit]] of [[Tuscany]] from 1826 to 1859, subdivided into 100 [[quatrini]]; a... (and 0 other senses)
Firestone {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) firestone [[iron|Iron]] [[pyrite]]s, formerly used for striking [[fire]]. (and 2 other senses)
Firman {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) firman A royal decree issued by a sovereign in certain historical Islamic states, especially by the Sultan ... (and 0 other senses)
First {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) first Preceding all others of a series or kind; the ordinal of one; [[earliest]]. (and 12 other senses)
Firth {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) firth An [[arm#Noun|arm]] or [[inlet]] of the [[sea]]; a [[river]] [[estuary]]. {{defdate|from c. 1600}} (and 0 other senses)
Fiscal {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fiscal Related to the {{l|en|treasury}} of a {{l|en|country}}, {{l|en|company}}, {{l|en|region}} or {{l|en|... (and 5 other senses)
Fish {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) FISH {{lb|en|genetics}} {{acronym of|en|{{w|fluorescent in situ hybridization}}|dot=:}} a [[molecular]] [... (and 0 other senses)
Fisher {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|from=occupations|A=An [[English]] [[occupational]]|nodot=1}} for a ... (and 2 other senses) fisher A [[person]] who [[catch]]es [[fish]], [[especially]] for a [[living]] or for [[sport]]; a person en... (and 2 other senses)
Fishkind {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fishkind All [[fish]]es, considered as a group. (and 0 other senses)
Fishman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fishman A [[man]] who sells [[fish]]. (and 0 other senses)
Fisk {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) fisk {{lb|en|obsolete}} To run about; to [[frisk]]; to [[whisk]]. (and 1 other senses)
Fister {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fister Someone who takes part in the sexual practice of [[fisting]]. (and 0 other senses)
Fitch {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 0 other senses) fitch The [[European polecat]], ''[[Mustela putorius]]''. (and 2 other senses)
Fitchew {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) fitchew {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[polecat]] (and 0 other senses)
Fitter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fitter {{en-comparative of|fit}} (and 4 other senses)
Fitting {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fitting {{present participle of|en|fit|nocat=1}} (and 8 other senses)
Fiumara {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) fiumara A flooded [[river]] (or its riverbed), especially one running down from a [[mountain]]. (and 0 other senses)
Fix {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) FIX {{abbreviation of|en|factor IX}} {{gloss|[[clotting factor IX]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Fizzler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fizzler {{lb|en|slang}} A [[physicist]]. (and 2 other senses)
Flack {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) flack {{lb|en|intransitive|obsolete}} To [[flutter]]; [[palpitate]]. (and 4 other senses)
Flake {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) flake A loose [[filmy]] [[mass]] or a thin [[chiplike]] [[layer]] of anything (and 17 other senses)
Flaming {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) flaming On fire with visible [[flame]]s. (and 7 other senses)
Flattery {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) flattery {{lb|en|uncountable}} [[excessive|Excessive]] [[praise]] or [[approval]], which is often [[insincere... (and 1 other senses)
Flavin {{surname|en|from=Irish|nodot=1}} of southern {{etyl|ga|en}} descent, from the Gaelic {{m|ga|Ó Flait... (and 0 other senses) flavin {{lb|en|biochemistry}} Any of a class of [[tricyclic]] [[heterocyclic]] compounds derived from [[rib... (and 0 other senses)
Flax {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) flax A plant of the genus ''[[Linum]]'', especially ''[[Linum usitatissimum]]'', which has a single, slen... (and 2 other senses)
Flay {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) flay {{lb|en|transitive|UK|_|dialectal|Northern England|Scotland}} To cause to [[fly]]; put to [[flight]]... (and 6 other senses)
Fleck {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fleck A [[flake]] (and 3 other senses)
Fleer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fleer {{lb|en|archaic}} To make a [[wry]] face in [[contempt]], or to [[grin]] in [[scorn]] (and 3 other senses)
Flesher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) flesher A person who removes the [[flesh]] from the [[skin]] during the making of [[leather]]. (and 2 other senses)
Fletcher {{surname|en|occupational|A=An|from=occupations|nodot=1}}, from the [[profession]] of ''[[fletcher]]... (and 5 other senses) fletcher One who [[fletch]]es or [[feather#Verb|feathers]] [[arrow#Noun|arrows]]. (and 2 other senses)
Fleury {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) fleury {{alternative spelling of|en|flory}} (and 0 other senses)
Flicker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) flicker An [[unsteady]] [[flash]] of [[light]]. (and 6 other senses)
Flinders {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) flinders [[fragment]]s, [[splinter]]s (and 2 other senses)
Fling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fling An act of [[throw]]ing, often violently. (and 11 other senses)
Flock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) flock A number of [[bird]]s together in a group, such as those gathered together for the purpose of [[migr... (and 12 other senses)
Flook {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) flook A [[fluke]] of an [[anchor]]. (and 0 other senses)
Flory {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) flory {{lb|en|heraldry|especially of a [[cross]]}} Decorated (finished at the ends) with [[fleur-de-lis|fl... (and 0 other senses)
Flounders {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) flounders {{en-third-person singular of|flounder}} (and 0 other senses)
Flower {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) flower A [[colorful]], [[conspicuous]] [[structure#Noun|structure]] [[associate#Verb|associated]] with [[an... (and 16 other senses)
Flowers {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) flowers {{plural of|en|flower}} (and 1 other senses)
Fluellen {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fluellen Any [[plant]] of the genus {{taxlink|Kickxia|genus}}, that have purple and yellow flowers. (and 0 other senses)
Fluke {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fluke A [[lucky]] or [[improbable]] occurrence, with the implication that the occurrence could not be repe... (and 9 other senses)
Flurry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) flurry A light, brief [[snowfall]]. (and 8 other senses)
Fluty {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fluty Resembling the sound of a [[flute]]. (and 0 other senses)
Fly {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fly {{lb|en|zoology}} Any [[insect]] of the order [[Diptera]]; characterized by having two wings (except... (and 45 other senses)
Fogle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fogle {{lb|en|obsolete}} A pocket [[handkerchief]]. (and 0 other senses)
Folden {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) folden {{tlb|en|obsolete}} {{inflection of|en|fold||past|part}} (and 0 other senses)
Foley {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) foley {{lb|en|uncountable|US}} The creation of [[sound effect]]s, and their addition to [[film]] and [[TV]... (and 2 other senses)
Folk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) folk Of or pertaining to the [[inhabitant]]s of a land, their [[culture]], [[tradition]], or [[history]]. (and 9 other senses)
Folkers {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 1 other senses) folkers {{plural of|en|folker}} (and 0 other senses)
Folks {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) folks The members of one's immediate [[family]], especially one's [[parent]]s (and 4 other senses)
Follows {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) follows {{en-third-person singular of|follow}} (and 1 other senses)
Fonda {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) fonda An [[inn]] or [[hotel]] in a Spanish-speaking country. (and 0 other senses)
Fong {{surname|en|from=Chinese}} (and 0 other senses) fong {{lb|en|Ireland|slang}} a [[kick]] (and 0 other senses)
Foot {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) foot A biological structure found in many [[animal]]s that is used for [[locomotion]] and that is frequen... (and 31 other senses)
Foote {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) foote {{obsolete spelling of|en|foot}} (and 0 other senses)
Footman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) footman {{lb|en|archaic}} A [[soldier]] who [[march]]es and [[fight]]s [[on foot]]; a [[foot soldier]]. (and 5 other senses)
Forby {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) forby {{lb|en|UK|_|dialectal|Northern England|Scotland|archaic}} [[uncommon|Uncommon]]; out of the ordinar... (and 8 other senses)
Ford {{surname|en|[[topographic]]|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} for someone who lived near a [[ford]]. (and 5 other senses) ford A location where a stream is [[shallow]] and the bottom has good footing, making it possible to [[cr... (and 2 other senses)
Forehand {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) forehand {{lb|en|racket sports}} A [[stroke]] in which the [[palm]] of the hand faces the direction of the st... (and 7 other senses)
Foreman {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for someone who was the [[manager]] of... (and 0 other senses) foreman {{lb|en|management}} The leader of a work crew. (and 2 other senses)
Forest {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) forest A dense [[uncultivated]] [[tract]] of [[tree]]s and [[undergrowth]], larger than [[woods]]. (and 6 other senses)
Forester {{surname|en|A=An occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for someone who lived, or worked in a [[fo... (and 1 other senses) forester A person who practices [[forestry]]. (and 3 other senses)
Forge {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) forge [[furnace|Furnace]] or [[hearth]] where metals are [[heat]]ed prior to [[hammer]]ing them into [[sha... (and 8 other senses)
Forget {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) forget {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[lose]] [[remembrance]] of. (and 4 other senses)
Forker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) forker An [[agricultural]] [[laborer]] who uses a [[fork]]. (and 0 other senses)
Forlong {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) forlong To fill with [[longing]]. (and 1 other senses)
Fort {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fort A [[fortify|fortified]] [[defensive]] structure [[station]]ed with [[troops]]. (and 4 other senses)
Forte {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) forte A [[strength]] or [[talent]]. (and 4 other senses)
Fortin {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) fortin {{lb|en|obsolete}} A little [[fort]]; a [[fortlet]]. (and 0 other senses)
Forward {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) forward Situated toward or at the front of something. (and 27 other senses)
Foss {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) foss {{alternative spelling of|en|fosse}} (and 1 other senses)
Fosse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fosse A [[ditch]] or [[moat]]. (and 0 other senses)
Foster {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=occupations|nodot=1}}, variant of [[Forster]]. (and 7 other senses) foster Providing [[parental]] [[care]] to children not related to oneself. (and 9 other senses)
Fought {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fought {{en-past of|fight}} (and 0 other senses)
Fowers {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 0 other senses) fowers {{plural of|en|fower}} (and 0 other senses)
Fowle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fowle {{obsolete spelling of|en|fowl}} (and 0 other senses)
Fowler {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[hunter]] of [[bird]]s. (and 3 other senses) fowler A [[hunter]] of [[wildfowl]]. (and 0 other senses)
Fox {{surname|en|from=common nouns|nodot=1}} derived from the name of the animal. (and 4 other senses) fox A [[red fox]], small [[carnivore]] (''[[Vulpes vulpes]]''), related to dogs and wolves, with red or ... (and 20 other senses)
Foxe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) foxe {{obsolete spelling of|en|fox}} (and 0 other senses)
Foy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) foy {{lb|en|obsolete|rare}} [[faith|Faith]], [[allegiance]]. (and 1 other senses)
Frain {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 0 other senses) frain {{lb|en|transitive|dialectal|or|obsolete}} To [[ask]], [[inquire]]. (and 0 other senses)
Frame {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) frame {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[fit]], as for a specific end or purpose; make [[suitable]] or [[comfortabl... (and 38 other senses)
Frankenstein {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 6 other senses) Frankenstein {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 6 other senses)
Franklin {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 44 other senses) franklin {{lb|en|historical}} A [[freeholder]], especially as belonging to a class of [[landowners]] in the 1... (and 0 other senses)
Frater {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) frater A [[monk]]. (and 2 other senses)
Fray {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fray {{lb|en|ambitransitive}} To (cause to) [[unravel]]; used particularly for the edge of something made... (and 6 other senses)
Free {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) free {{lb|en|social}} [[unconstrained|Unconstrained]]. (and 16 other senses)
Freeborn {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) freeborn [[born|Born]] [[free]] rather than in [[bondage]] or as a [[slave]] (and 0 other senses)
Freedman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) freedman A [[man]] who has been released from a condition of [[slavery]]. (and 0 other senses)
Freeman {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) freeman A [[free]] [[person]], ''[[particularly]]'': (and 0 other senses)
Freer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) freer One who frees. (and 1 other senses)
Freestone {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) freestone Sedimentary rock: a type of [[stone]] that is composed of small particles and easily shaped, most co... (and 1 other senses)
Freet {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) freet A [[superstitious]] [[notion]] or [[belief]] with respect to any action or event as a good or a bad ... (and 2 other senses)
Freeze {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) freeze {{lb|en|intransitive|copulative}} Especially of a [[liquid]], to become [[solid]] due to low [[tempe... (and 15 other senses)
Fresh {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) fresh Newly [[produced]] or [[obtained]]; [[recent]]. (and 23 other senses)
Frett {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) frett A [[vitreous]] [[compound]], used by [[potter]]s in [[glaze|glazing]], consisting of [[lime]], [[sil... (and 1 other senses)
Friar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) friar A member of a [[mendicant]] [[Christian]] [[order]] such as the [[Augustinian]]s, [[Carmelite]]s ([[... (and 2 other senses)
Frier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) frier {{alternative spelling of|en|fryer}} (and 0 other senses)
Fries {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) fries {{plural of|en|fry}} (and 2 other senses)
Frieze {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) frieze A kind of coarse woolen [[cloth]] or stuff with a shaggy or tufted ([[friezed]]) nap on one side. (and 5 other senses)
Frigger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) frigger An object [[crafted]] for the personal amusement of craftsmen, their friends and family. (and 3 other senses)
Frisk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) frisk {{lb|en|archaic}} [[lively|Lively]]; [[brisk]] (and 4 other senses)
Frith {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) frith {{lb|en|rare|archaic|poetic}} [[peace|Peace]]; [[security]]. (and 8 other senses)
Frock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) frock A [[dress]], a piece of clothing for a [[female]], which consists of a [[skirt]] and a cover for the... (and 6 other senses)
Frost {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) frost A [[cover]] of [[minute]] [[ice]] [[crystal]]s on objects that are exposed to the air. Frost is form... (and 12 other senses)
Fruit {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fruit {{lb|en|often|in the plural}} {{n-g|In general,}} a product of plant growth useful to man or animals... (and 7 other senses)
Frum {{surname|en|from=Yiddish}} (and 1 other senses) frum {{lb|en|Judaism}} [[pious]], [[observant]]; committed to obeying all the [[law]]s of [[Judaism]] (and 0 other senses)
Fry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) FRY {{lb|en|historical}} {{initialism of|en|Federal Republic of Yugoslavia}} (and 0 other senses)
Fryer {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) fryer A container for [[fry]]ing [[food]]. (and 1 other senses)
Fu {{surname|en|[[Chinese]]|from=Chinese}} (and 1 other senses) FU {{initialism of|en|follow-up}} (and 2 other senses)
Fudd {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) FUDD {{lb|en|politics}} {{acronym of|en|[[fear]], [[uncertainty]], [[doubt]], [[despair]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Fudge {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fudge {{lb|en|chiefly|_|uncountable}} A type of very sweet [[candy]] or [[confection]], usually made from ... (and 10 other senses)
Fuehrer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fuehrer {{alternative spelling of|en|Führer}} (and 0 other senses)
Fuelling {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) fuelling {{lb|en|British spelling}} {{lb|en|Canadian spelling|common}} {{present participle of|en|fuel|nocat=... (and 1 other senses)
Fuhrer {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 1 other senses) fuhrer {{alternative spelling of|en|Führer}} (and 0 other senses)
Full {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) full Containing the [[maximum]] possible amount that can fit in the [[space]] available. (and 21 other senses)
Fullam {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fullam {{lb|en|archaic|UK|slang}} A [[false]] [[die]]; a die intentionally [[loaded]], or [[unevenly]] [[we... (and 1 other senses)
Fullen {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fullen {{lb|en|ambitransitive|rare}} To make or become [[full]] (and 0 other senses)
Fuller {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a person who [[full]]s [[cloth]]. (and 1 other senses) fuller {{en-comparative of|full}} (and 4 other senses)
Fung {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) fung {{alt form|en|fum||fabulous Chinese bird}} (and 1 other senses)
Furlong {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) furlong {{lb|en|mostly|historical}} A [[unit]] of [[length]] equal to 220 [[yard]]s, {{frac|8}} mile, or 201... (and 0 other senses)
Furlough {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) furlough A [[leave of absence]] or [[vacation]]. (and 4 other senses)
Furlow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) furlow {{obsolete spelling of|en|furlough}} (and 0 other senses)
Furnish {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) furnish [[material|Material]] used to [[create]] an [[engineered]] product. (and 3 other senses)
Furphy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) furphy {{lb|en|Australia|slang}} A [[rumour]], or an [[erroneous]] or [[improbable]] [[story]]. (and 0 other senses)
Furrow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) furrow A [[trench]] cut in the soil, as when [[plow]]ed in order to plant a [[crop]]. (and 5 other senses)
Furry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) furry Covered with [[fur]], or with something resembling fur. (and 4 other senses)
Furst {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) furst {{eye dialect of|en|first}} (and 1 other senses)
Furze {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) furze A thorny evergreen shrub, with yellow flowers, ''[[Ulex]]'' gen. et spp., of which ''[[Ulex europaeu... (and 0 other senses)
Futch {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) futch Exhibiting qualities of both [[femme]] and [[butch]] identities. (and 1 other senses)
Gabbard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gabbard {{alt form|en|gabbart}} (and 0 other senses)
Gabert {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gabert {{lb|en|Scotland}} A [[lighter]], or [[vessel]] for [[inland]] [[navigation]]. (and 0 other senses)
Gable {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gable {{lb|en|architectural element}} The [[triangular]] area at the [[peak]] of an [[external]] wall [[ad... (and 1 other senses)
Gaddis {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gaddis {{plural of|en|gaddi}} (and 0 other senses)
Gade {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gade Any of various [[fish]] of the [[cod]] family found in [[British]] [[water]]s; especially those of t... (and 1 other senses)
Gaff {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gaff A [[tool]] consisting of a large metal [[hook]] with a handle or pole, especially the one used to pu... (and 14 other senses)
Gaffer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gaffer {{lb|en|film}} A [[chief]] [[lighting]] [[technician]] for a motion-picture or television production... (and 5 other senses)
Gage {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 4 other senses) gage {{lb|en|obsolete}} To give or deposit as a [[pledge]] or [[security]]; to [[pawn]]. (and 14 other senses)
Gager {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gager A [[measurer]]. (and 0 other senses)
Gain {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gain {{lb|en|transitive}} To acquire [[possession]] of. (and 20 other senses)
Gainer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gainer One who [[gains]] a [[profit]] or [[advantage]]. (and 2 other senses)
Gaiter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gaiter A covering of cloth or leather for the ankle and [[instep]]. (and 3 other senses)
Galban {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) galban [[galbanum]] (and 0 other senses)
Gale {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gale {{lb|en|intransitive|now|_|chiefly|_|dialectal}} To [[sing]]; [[charm]]; [[enchant]]. (and 10 other senses)
Galea {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) galea A Roman [[helmet]]. (and 4 other senses)
Gall {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gall {{lb|en|anatomy|obsolete|uncountable}} [[bile|Bile]], especially that of an animal; the [[greenish]]... (and 16 other senses)
Gallant {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gallant [[brave|Brave]], [[valiant]]. (and 9 other senses)
Gallery {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) gallery An [[institution]], [[building]], or [[room]] for the [[exhibition]] and [[conservation]] of [[work ... (and 11 other senses)
Galley {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) galley {{senseid|en|warship}} {{lb|en|nautical|historical}} A long, slender [[ship]] propelled primarily by... (and 7 other senses)
Gallon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gallon A [[unit]] of [[volume]], equivalent to eight [[pint]]s (and 4 other senses)
Gallop {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gallop The fastest [[gait]] of a [[horse]], a two-beat [[stride]] during which all four legs are off the gr... (and 8 other senses)
Gallow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gallow {{lb|en|obsolete}} To [[frighten]] or [[terrify]]. (and 0 other senses)
Gama {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gama {{syn of|en|gama grass}} (and 0 other senses)
Gamba {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gamba {{lb|en|musical instrument}} {{abbreviation of|en|viola da gamba}} (and 2 other senses)
Gamber {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gamber {{lb|en|nautical}} A [[curve]] in the [[keel]] of a [[ship]] (and 0 other senses)
Gamble {{surname|en|from=Old Norse}} (and 0 other senses) gamble A [[bet]] or [[wager]]. (and 6 other senses)
Gambrel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gambrel The [[hind]] [[leg]] of a [[horse]]. (and 3 other senses)
Gander {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) gander A male [[goose]]. (and 4 other senses)
Gange {{surname|en|from=Norman}} (and 0 other senses) gange {{lb|en|transitive}} To protect (the part of a [[fishing line]] next to a [[fishhook]], or the hook ... (and 1 other senses)
Ganger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ganger {{lb|en|chiefly|Scottish}} One who or that which walks or goes; a [[goer]]; a [[walker]]. (and 4 other senses)
Gao {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) GAO {{initialism of|en|{{w|Government Accountability Office}}|nodot=1}} ''(or its former name,'' '''Gene... (and 0 other senses)
Garcon {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) garcon {{alternative spelling of|en|garçon}} (and 0 other senses)
Garden {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) garden An outdoor area containing one or more types of [[plant]]s, usually plants grown for food or [[ornam... (and 7 other senses)
Gardener {{surname|en|from=occupations|dot=,}} derived from the profession [[gardener]]. (and 0 other senses) gardener One who [[garden]]s; one who grows [[plants]] or [[cultivates]] a garden. (and 0 other senses)
Garg {{surname|en|from=Hindi}} (and 0 other senses) garg {{lb|en|informal}} A [[gargoyle]]. (and 0 other senses)
Garland {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a maker or seller of [[garland]]s. (and 1 other senses) garland A [[wreath]], especially one of [[plait]]ed [[flower]]s or [[leaves]], worn on the [[body]] or [[dra... (and 9 other senses)
Garlick {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) garlick {{archaic spelling of|en|garlic}} (and 0 other senses)
Garmon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) garmon A kind of smaller [[Russian]] button [[accordion]]. (and 0 other senses)
Garms {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) garms {{lb|en|MLE}} [[clothing]] (and 0 other senses)
Garner {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) garner A [[granary]]; a store of [[grain]]. (and 5 other senses)
Garnett {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) garnett To pull apart [[textile]] [[fibre]] waste material, such as old rags, in preparation for [[carding]] (and 1 other senses)
Garrick {{surname|en|A=An|[[English]] [[habitational]]|from=Old English|nodot=1}} from ''Garwick'' in [[Linc... (and 2 other senses) garrick {{synonym of|en|leerfish}} (and 0 other senses)
Garrison {{surname|en}} (and 12 other senses) garrison A permanent [[military]] [[post]]. (and 6 other senses)
Garrow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) garrow {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[Garo]] people (and 0 other senses)
Garry {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) garry {{alt form|en|gharry}} (and 1 other senses)
Garvey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) garvey {{lb|en|nautical}} A type of boat which was originally flat-bottomed, reminiscent of a [[sled]], and... (and 0 other senses)
Gash {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gash A deep [[cut]]. (and 9 other senses)
Gaskin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gaskin {{lb|en|in the plural}} [[trousers|Trousers]], [[hose]]. (and 2 other senses)
Gasman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gasman {{lb|en|colloquial}} A worker for a company that supplies [[gas]] (in the sense of the gaseous fuel)... (and 3 other senses)
Gasper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gasper [[agent noun|Agent noun]] of [[gasp]]; a person or animal that gasps. (and 3 other senses)
Gasser {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gasser One who gasses, or poisons with gas. (and 3 other senses)
Gast {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gast {{lb|en|obsolete}} To [[frighten]]. (and 0 other senses)
Gaston {{surname|en|from=Old French|nodot=1}} of [[Norman]] {{etyl|fr|en}} origin. (and 1 other senses) gaston {{lb|en|climbing}} A grip using one hand with the thumb down and elbow out. (and 1 other senses)
Gatehouse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gatehouse A [[lodge]] besides the [[entrance]] to an [[estate]]; often the [[residence]] of a [[gatekeeper]]; ... (and 2 other senses)
Gates {{surname|en|topographic}} (and 1 other senses) gates {{plural of|en|gate}} (and 1 other senses)
Gatta {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) gatta {{lb|en|South Africa|slang}} A [[police officer]]. (and 0 other senses)
Gauger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gauger One who [[gauge]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Gault {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gault A type of stiff, blue [[clay]], sometimes used for making bricks. (and 0 other senses)
Gaunt {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gaunt [[lean|Lean]], [[angular]]{{,}} and [[bony]]. (and 2 other senses)
Gause {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gause {{obsolete spelling of|en|gauze}} (and 0 other senses)
Gauss {{surname|en|nodot=1}}, most commonly referring to German mathematician {{w|Carl Friedrich Gauss}} (... (and 0 other senses) gauss The unit of [[magnetic]] [[field]] [[strength]] in [[CGS]] systems of units, equal to 0.0001 [[tesla... (and 0 other senses)
Gaw {{surname|en|from=Scottish Gaelic}} (and 0 other senses) gaw {{lb|en|obsolete}} to [[stare]] or [[gape]] (and 1 other senses)
Gay {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=nicknames|nodot=1}}, originally a nickname for a cheerful or lively p... (and 1 other senses) gay [[homosexual|Homosexual]]: (and 14 other senses)
Gayless {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gayless Lacking [[gaiety]]; [[gloomy]]; [[somber]]; [[drab]] (and 1 other senses)
Gaylord {{surname|en|A=An|American|from=Old French}} (and 6 other senses) gaylord {{lb|en|slang|humorous|derogatory}} {{syn of|en|gay|nodot=a}}: a [[homosexual]] [[man]]. (and 2 other senses)
Gayman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gayman {{lb|en|dated|rare}} A [[gay]] [[man]]. (and 0 other senses)
Gays {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) gays {{plural of|en|gay}} (and 0 other senses)
Gean {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gean {{lb|en|now|_|dialectal}} A wild [[cherry]] tree, ''[[Prunus avium]]'', native to [[Europe]] and wes... (and 0 other senses)
Gear {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gear {{lb|en|uncountable}} [[equipment|Equipment]] or [[paraphernalia]], especially that used for an athl... (and 16 other senses)
Gearing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gearing The [[ratio]] of a system of [[gear]]s. (and 4 other senses)
Geck {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) geck [[scorn]]; [[derision]]; [[contempt]] (and 3 other senses)
Gee {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) gee {{lb|en|somewhat|dated}} {{n-g|A general [[exclamation]] of [[surprise]] or [[frustration]].}} (and 11 other senses)
Geist {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) geist [[ghost|Ghost]], [[apparition]]. (and 1 other senses)
Gell {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gell {{pronunciation spelling of|en|girl}} (and 0 other senses)
Gelling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gelling {{present participle of|en|gel|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Genco {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) genco A [[power]] [[generation]] [[company]]. (and 0 other senses)
Genet {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) genet Any of several [[Old World]] [[nocturnal]], [[carnivorous]] [[mammal]]s, of the genus ''[[Genetta]]'... (and 3 other senses)
Geno {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) geno {{lb|en|video games|[[roguelike]]s|informal}} [[genocide]] (and 1 other senses)
Gentle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gentle [[tender|Tender]] and [[amiable]]; of a [[considerate]] or [[kindly]] [[disposition]]. (and 12 other senses)
Gentleman {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) gentleman {{label|en|chiefly|_|historical}} A man of [[gentle]] but not [[noble]] birth, ''particularly'' a [[... (and 5 other senses)
Gentry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gentry Birth; condition; rank by birth. (and 3 other senses)
Gest {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gest {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[gesture]] or [[action]]. (and 5 other senses)
Getter {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) getter One who [[get]]s. (and 4 other senses)
Ghani {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ghani {{lb|en|India}} A [[powered]] [[mortar and pestle]] used to [[extract]] [[oil]]. (and 0 other senses)
Ghazi {{surname|en|from=Arabic}} (and 0 other senses) ghazi A [[Muslim]] [[warrior]] who [[fight]]s in [[war]] against non-Muslims, especially one who has won [... (and 0 other senses)
Ghee {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ghee A type of [[clarified butter]] used in [[South Asia]]n [[cooking]]; [[usli ghee]]. (and 1 other senses)
Gibbon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gibbon A small [[ape]] of the family [[Hylobatidae]] with long [[limb]]s, which it uses to [[travel]] throu... (and 0 other senses)
Gibbons {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gibbons {{plural of|en|gibbon}} (and 0 other senses)
Gick {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) gick {{lb|en|Ireland|slang}} [[excrement]] (and 0 other senses)
Gilder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gilder One who [[gild]]s; especially one whose [[occupation]] is to [[overlay#Verb|overlay]] [[thing]]s wit... (and 1 other senses)
Gillie {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gillie {{lb|en|Scotland|originally}} A male [[attendant]] of a [[Scottish]] [[Highland]] [[chief#Noun|chief... (and 3 other senses)
Gilly {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) gilly {{alternative spelling of|en|gillie||a guide}} (and 1 other senses)
Ginn {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ginn {{alternative spelling of|en|jinn}} (and 0 other senses)
Girdler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) girdler {{lb|en|historical}} A person who made [[girdle]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Gish {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gish {{lb|en|fantasy|_|RPG}} A character that is skilled in both [[physical]] [[combat]] and the use of [... (and 1 other senses)
Given {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) given {{inflection of|en|give||past|part}} (and 7 other senses)
Givens {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) givens {{plural of|en|given}} (and 0 other senses)
Gladden {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gladden {{lb|en|transitive}} To cause (something) to become more [[glad]]. (and 1 other senses)
Gladding {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gladding {{present participle of|en|glad|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Glade {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) glade An open passage through a [[wood]]; a [[grassy]] open or cleared space in a forest. (and 5 other senses)
Glass {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) glass {{lb|en|usually|uncountable}} An [[amorphous]] [[solid]], often [[transparent]] [[substance]], usual... (and 21 other senses)
Glasser {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[glazier]]. (and 0 other senses) glasser {{lb|en|surfing}} person who applies [[fibreglass]] and [[resin]] to a [[surfboard]] during its manu... (and 1 other senses)
Glassman {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a maker of [[glass]]. (and 0 other senses) glassman A person who [[manufacture]]s [[glass]]. (and 0 other senses)
Glatt {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) glatt {{lb|en|Yinglish|of an [[animal]]|Judaism}} Having [[none]] of a particular kind of [[adhesion]] on ... (and 1 other senses)
Glaze {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) glaze {{lb|en|ceramics}} The [[vitreous]] coating of [[pottery]] or [[porcelain]]; anything used as a [[co... (and 9 other senses)
Glazer {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[glazer]]. (and 0 other senses) glazer One who applies [[glaze|glazing]], as in [[pottery]], etc.; one who gives a [[glasslike]] or [[gloss... (and 2 other senses)
Glazier {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[glazier]]. (and 0 other senses) glazier One who [[glaze]]s; a [[craftsman]] who works with [[glass]], fitting windows, etc. (and 1 other senses)
Glen {{surname|en|[[Scottish]] [[habitational]]|from=Scottish Gaelic|nodot=1}} for someone who lives in a... (and 2 other senses) glen A [[secluded]] and [[narrow#Adjective|narrow]] [[valley]], especially one with a [[river]] running t... (and 0 other senses)
Glidden {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) glidden {{inflection of|en|glide||alternative|past|part}}. (and 0 other senses)
Glomp {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) glomp {{lb|en|slang|mostly|fandom|transitive}} to embrace enthusiastically; to pounce on and hug, often fr... (and 1 other senses)
Glore {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) glore {{lb|en|archaic}} to [[glare]] (and 1 other senses)
Glorioso {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) glorioso {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[boaster]]. (and 0 other senses)
Glosser {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) glosser A [[writer]] of [[gloss]]es; a [[scholiast]]; a [[commentator]]. (and 1 other senses)
Gluck {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gluck {{lb|en|ambitransitive}} To flow or cause to flow in a noisy series of [[spurt]]s, as when liquid is... (and 0 other senses)
Glyde {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) glyde {{obsolete spelling of|en|glide}} (and 0 other senses)
Glyn {{surname|en|from=Welsh}} (and 0 other senses) glyn A [[valley]] in a mountain area, especially one with a stream in the bottom (and 0 other senses)
Goad {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) goad A long, pointed stick used to prod animals. (and 4 other senses)
Gobble {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gobble To eat [[hastily]] or [[greedily]]; to [[scoff]] or [[scarf]] {{i|often used with [[up]]}} (and 6 other senses)
Goe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) GOE {{lb|en|sports}} {{initialism of|en|[[grade]] [[of]] [[execution]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Goel {{surname|en|from=Punjabi}} (and 0 other senses) goel {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[yellow]] (and 1 other senses)
Goers {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) goers {{plural of|en|goer}} (and 0 other senses)
Goff {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) goff {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[fool]]; a [[clown]]. (and 0 other senses)
Goh {{cln|en|surnames from Chinese}} {{surname|en|Chinese|from=Min Nan}} (and 1 other senses) GoH {{lb|en|fandom slang}} Person [[invited]] to attend a [[convention]], in [[recognition]] of their [[... (and 0 other senses)
Goin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) goin {{pronunciation spelling of|en|going}} (and 0 other senses)
Going {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) going {{present participle of|en|go|nocat=1}} (and 11 other senses)
Golas {{surname|en|from=Polish}} (and 0 other senses) golas {{plural of|en|gola}} (and 0 other senses)
Gold {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[goldsmith]] or a rich man. (and 0 other senses) gold {{lb|en|uncountable}} A heavy yellow elemental [[metal]] of great value, with atomic number 79 and s... (and 13 other senses)
Golden {{surname|en}} (and 17 other senses) golden Made of, or relating to, [[gold]]. (and 11 other senses)
Golder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) golder {{en-comparative of|gold}} (and 0 other senses)
Goldin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) goldin {{lb|en|UK|dialect}} The [[golding]], or [[corn marigold]]. (and 0 other senses)
Golding {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) golding {{lb|en|obsolete}} A gold {{l|en|coin}}. (and 5 other senses)
Goldsmith {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) goldsmith A person who makes, repairs or sells things out of [[gold]], especially jewelry. (and 1 other senses)
Goldwasser {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) goldwasser A [[Polish]] [[liqueur]] containing particles of [[gold leaf]]. (and 0 other senses)
Goldy {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) goldy {{lb|en|informal}} [[golden]] (and 0 other senses)
Goll {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) goll {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[hand]]. (and 1 other senses)
Gombos {{surname|en|from=Hungarian}} (and 0 other senses) gombos {{plural of|en|gombo}} (and 0 other senses)
Gomer {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) gomer {{lb|en|historical|_|units of measure|archaic}} {{alt form|en|omer|nodot=a}}: a [[former]] [[Hebrew]... (and 7 other senses)
Gongora {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gongora An {{l|en|orchid}} of the genus {{taxlink|Gongora|genus|nomul=1}}. (and 0 other senses)
Goo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) goo {{lb|en|uncountable|informal}} Any semi-[[solid]] or [[liquid]] substance; especially one that is [[... (and 4 other senses)
Gooch {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gooch {{lb|en|slang}} The [[perineum]]. (and 1 other senses)
Good {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) good {{lb|en|of people}} (and 19 other senses)
Goode {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) goode {{obsolete spelling of|en|good}} (and 0 other senses)
Gooden {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gooden {{lb|en|transitive}} To make [[good]]; [[improve]]; [[better]]; [[perfect]]. (and 3 other senses)
Gooder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gooder {{lb|en|nonstandard|humorous}} {{en-comparative of|good}} (and 1 other senses)
Gooding {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) gooding {{present participle of|en|good|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Goodman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) goodman {{lb|en|now|rare|chiefly|Scotland}} {{n-g|A familiar [[appellation]] of [[civility]] for a man.}} {{... (and 1 other senses)
Goodnight {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) goodnight {{alternative spelling of|en|good night}} (and 0 other senses)
Goodwill {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) goodwill A [[favorably]] disposed [[attitude]] toward someone or something. (and 2 other senses)
Goody {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 1 other senses) goody {{lb|en|informal}} Used to indicate [[pleasure]] or [[delight]]. (and 8 other senses)
Goon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) goon A [[thug]]; a usually muscular [[henchman]] with little intelligence (also known as a 'hired goon'). (and 6 other senses)
Goos {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) goos {{plural of|en|goo}} (and 1 other senses)
Gora {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gora {{lb|en|India|Pakistan|British}} A white person. (and 0 other senses)
Gore {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) gore {{senseid|en|thickened}}[[blood|Blood]], especially that from a [[wound]] when [[thicken]]ed due to ... (and 13 other senses)
Gorton {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) gorton {{synonym of|en|creton}} (and 0 other senses)
Gory {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gory [[cover|Cover]]ed with [[blood]]; very [[bloody]]. (and 1 other senses)
Gose {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gose A [[beer]] brewed since the 16th century, in [[Goslar]] and later [[Leipzig]], with malted wheat, [[... (and 0 other senses)
Gosha {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) gosha {{lb|en|rare}} A [[corner]]-[[plot]] of land in India. (and 1 other senses)
Gosling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gosling A [[young#Adjective|young]] [[goose#Noun|goose]]. (and 2 other senses)
Goss {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) goss {{lb|en|slang}} [[gossip]]. (and 1 other senses)
Gossip {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gossip {{lb|en|countable}} Someone who likes to talk about other people's private or personal business. (and 10 other senses)
Gotch {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gotch {{lb|en|Saskatchewan|Manitoba|slang}} Men's [[underwear]]. (and 0 other senses)
Gouge {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gouge {{non-gloss definition|Senses relating to cutting tools.}} (and 10 other senses)
Gove {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gove {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[mow]]; a [[rick]] for [[hay]]. (and 1 other senses)
Gow {{surname|en|[[Scottish]]|from=Scottish Gaelic}} (and 0 other senses) gow {{alt form|en|jow||pre-metric unit of length in India}} (and 1 other senses)
Gowan {{surname|en|from=Scottish Gaelic}} (and 0 other senses) gowan {{lb|en|Northumbria}} The {{vern|common daisy}}. (and 1 other senses)
Goya {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) goya {{lb|en|Japan}} [[bitter melon]] {{qualifier|edible fruit, especially as it is eaten by Okinawans}} (and 0 other senses)
Goyal {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) goyal {{alt form|en|goyle}} (and 0 other senses)
Grader {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grader A machine used in road maintenance and construction for leveling large surfaces. (and 3 other senses)
Graf {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) graf {{lb|en|uncommon|now|_|historical}} A [[German]] or [[Austria]]n [[count]]. (and 2 other senses)
Graff {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) graff {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[steward]]; an [[overseer]]. (and 1 other senses)
Graft {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) graft {{lb|en|countable}} A small [[shoot]] or [[scion]] of a tree inserted in another tree, the [[stock]]... (and 21 other senses)
Graham {{surname|en|[[Scottish]]|from=Old English|nodot=1}} and [[clan]] name. (and 10 other senses) graham {{lb|en|uncountable}} [[flour|Flour]] made by grinding wheat berries including the [[bran]]. (and 1 other senses)
Gram {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) gram A unit of [[mass]] equal to one-[[thousandth]] of a [[kilogram]]. Symbol: [[g]]. (and 4 other senses)
Grammer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grammer {{misspelling of|en|grammar}} (and 0 other senses)
Gran {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gran {{lb|en|informal|usually affectionate}} A [[grandmother]]. (and 1 other senses)
Granados {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) granados {{plural of|en|granado}} (and 0 other senses)
Granda {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) granda {{lb|en|informal|Scotland|Northern England}} [[grandfather]] (and 0 other senses)
Grande {{cln|en|surnames from Italian|surnames from Spanish}} {{surname|en|from=Romance languages}} (and 0 other senses) grande {{lb|en|chiefly|_|US}} Of a cup of [[coffee]]: smaller than [[venti]] but larger than [[tall]], usua... (and 0 other senses)
Grandy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grandy {{lb|en|colloquial|archaic|or|dialect}} A [[grandparent]]: either a [[grandfather]] or a [[grandmoth... (and 0 other senses)
Granger {{surname|en|A=An|English [[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[granger]] {{gl|farm ba... (and 8 other senses) granger {{lb|en|US}} A member of the [[Grange]], National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry, an association... (and 1 other senses)
Grant {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=nicknames|nodot=1}} and a Scottish clan name, from a nickname meaning (and 16 other senses) grant {{lb|en|ditransitive}} to give (permission or wish) (and 9 other senses)
Grapes {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grapes {{plural of|en|grape}} (and 1 other senses)
Graser {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) graser {{lb|en|physics|science fiction}} A device for the [[coherent]] [[amplification]] or [[generation]] ... (and 1 other senses)
Grass {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grass {{lb|en|countable|uncountable}} Any [[plant]] of the [[family]] [[Poaceae]], characterized by [[leaf... (and 16 other senses)
Grasser {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grasser {{lb|en|British|slang}} A [[grass]]; an [[informer]]. (and 1 other senses)
Gratz {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) gratz {{lb|en|Internet slang}} [[congratulations|Congratulations]], [[congrats]]. (and 0 other senses)
Grave {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grave An [[excavation]] in the [[earth]] as a place of [[burial]] (and 16 other senses)
Gravel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gravel {{lb|en|uncountable}} [[small|Small]] [[fragment]]s of [[rock]], used for laying on the [[bed]]s of ... (and 8 other senses)
Gravely {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gravely In a [[grave]] or [[serious]] manner. (and 1 other senses)
Graven {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) graven {{inflection of|en|grave||past|part}} (and 5 other senses)
Graver {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) graver {{lb|en|dated}} a [[burin]] (and 2 other senses)
Gray {{surname|en|from=nicknames|nodot=1}}; originally a [[nickname]] for someone with a [[gray]] [[beard... (and 2 other senses) gray Having a color somewhere between white and black, as the ash of an ember. (and 14 other senses)
Grayer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grayer {{en-comparative of|gray}} (and 0 other senses)
Grayling {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) grayling Any [[freshwater]] [[fish]] of the genus ''[[Thymallus]]'' or specifically ''[[Thymallus thymallus]]... (and 4 other senses)
Greaves {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) greaves The [[unmeltable]] [[residue]] left after [[animal]] [[fat]] has been [[rendered]]. (and 1 other senses)
Grebe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grebe Any of several [[waterbird]]s in the cosmopolitan family [[Podicipedidae]]. They have strong, sharp ... (and 0 other senses)
Green {{surname|en|common English|from=Middle English}} (and 4 other senses) green Having green as its [[color]]. (and 34 other senses)
Greene {{surname|en|from=Middle English|nodot=1}}, a variant of [[Green]]. (and 0 other senses) greene {{obsolete spelling of|en|green}} (and 0 other senses)
Greener {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) greener {{en-comparative of|green}} (and 3 other senses)
Greenfield {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) greenfield A [[site]], to be used for [[housing]] or [[commerce]], whose previous use (if any) was [[agricultur... (and 2 other senses)
Greenhouse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) greenhouse A [[building]] [[use]]d to [[grow]] [[plant]]s, [[particularly]] one with large [[glass]] [[window]]... (and 5 other senses)
Greening {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) greening {{present participle of|en|green|nocat=1}} (and 4 other senses)
Greenly {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) greenly With a [[green]] colour. (and 1 other senses)
Greenstone {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) greenstone {{lb|en|archaeology}} any of several green-hued [[mineral]]s used for making various [[artefact]]s i... (and 1 other senses)
Greenway {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) greenway A [[corridor]] of undeveloped or park land, set aside for environmental protection or recreational a... (and 0 other senses)
Greenwood {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) greenwood A [[forest]] in full [[leaf]], as in [[summer]]. (and 2 other senses)
Greet {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) greet {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[welcome]] in a friendly manner, either in person or through another means ... (and 7 other senses)
Greeves {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) greeves {{plural of|en|greeve}} (and 0 other senses)
Grego {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grego A type of rough [[jacket]] with a [[hood]]. (and 0 other senses)
Greven {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) greven Cracklings from rendered chicken fat (and 0 other senses)
Grey {{surname|en|from=nicknames|nodot=1}}, {{alternative spelling of|en|Gray|nocap=1}} (and 3 other senses) grey {{standard spelling of|en|from=UK|from2=Commonwealth|gray}} (and 3 other senses)
Gribble {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gribble Any of various [[wood]]-[[boring]] [[marine]] [[crustacean]]s of the [[genus]] {{taxlink|Limnoria|ge... (and 0 other senses)
Grice {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grice {{lb|en|now|_|Scotland}} A [[pig]], especially a young [[pig]], or its meat; sometimes specifically,... (and 2 other senses)
Grieve {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grieve {{senseid|en|sadden}}{{lb|en|transitive}} To cause [[sorrow]] or [[distress]] to. (and 6 other senses)
Griffon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) griffon A breed of dog usually called the [[Brussels Griffon]], reminiscent of the legendary creature. (and 1 other senses)
Grim {{surname|en|A=An|English|nodot=1}} (and 0 other senses) grim [[dismal]] and [[gloomy]], [[cold]] and [[forbidding]] (and 6 other senses)
Grime {{surname|en|from=Old Norse}} (and 0 other senses) grime [[dirt|Dirt]], [[grease]], [[soot]], etc. that is [[ingrain]]ed and difficult to remove. (and 2 other senses)
Grimes {{surname|en|A=An|English}} (and 1 other senses) grimes {{en-third-person singular of|grime}} (and 0 other senses)
Grimmer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grimmer {{en-comparative of|grim}} (and 0 other senses)
Grims {{surname|en|A=An|English|nodot=1}}, probably derived from [[Old Norse]] '''grimr''' or '''grimmr''' (and 0 other senses) grims {{plural of|en|grim}} (and 1 other senses)
Grinder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grinder One who [[grind]]s something, such as the teeth. (and 14 other senses)
Grindle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grindle A fish, the [[bowfin]]. (and 0 other senses)
Grise {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grise {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[step]] (in a flight of stairs); a [[degree]]. (and 0 other senses)
Grizzle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grizzle A dark grey colour. (and 7 other senses)
Groat {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) groat {{lb|en|chiefly|in the plural}} Hulled [[grain]]. (and 3 other senses)
Groom {{surname|en|A=An|English [[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[servant]]. (and 0 other senses) groom A man who is about to [[marry]]. (and 9 other senses)
Groover {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) groover {{lb|en|colloquial}} One who [[groove]]s, or enjoys rhythmic music. (and 3 other senses)
Gross {{surname|en|from=Middle English|nodot=1}}, originally a [[nickname]] for a big man, from {{inh|en|e... (and 1 other senses) gross {{lb|en|of behaviour considered to be wrong}} [[highly|Highly]] or [[conspicuous|conspicuously]] [[o... (and 13 other senses)
Grosse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grosse {{obsolete spelling of|en|gross}} (and 0 other senses)
Grosser {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grosser {{en-comparative of|gross}} (and 1 other senses)
Grosz {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grosz A [[subdivision]] of [[currency]], equal to one hundredth of a [[Polish]] [[zloty]]. (and 0 other senses)
Grote {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grote {{obs sp|en|groat}} (and 0 other senses)
Grout {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grout A thin [[mortar]] used to fill the gaps between [[tile]]s and cavities in masonry. (and 4 other senses)
Grove {{surname|en|[[habitational]]|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} for someone who lived near a [[grove]]. (and 1 other senses) grove A small [[forest]]. (and 6 other senses)
Grover {{surname|en|[[topographic]]|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} for someone who lived near a [[grove]]. (and 1 other senses) GROVER {{lb|en|robotics|NASA}} {{acronym of|en|[[Greenland]] [[rover]] and [[Goddard]] [[remotely]] [[opera... (and 0 other senses)
Groves {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) groves {{plural of|en|grove}} (and 1 other senses)
Grow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grow {{lb|en|ergative}} To [[become]] [[larger]], to [[increase]] in [[magnitude]]. (and 6 other senses)
Grumbles {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) grumbles {{plural of|en|grumble}} (and 1 other senses)
Grundy {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) grundy A narrow-minded person or group that is overly concerned with censoring or criticizing personal cond... (and 4 other senses)
Guan {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) guan Any (member) of several [[species]] of [[bird]]s in the genera ''[[Aburria]]'', ''[[Chamaepetes]]'',... (and 0 other senses)
Guard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) guard A person who, or thing that, [[protect]]s or [[watches]] [[over]] something. (and 20 other senses)
Gue {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gue {{lb|en|Shetland}} A kind of [[fiddle]] or [[violin]] played on the Shetland Islands. (and 1 other senses)
Guest {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) guest A [[recipient]] of [[hospitality]], especially someone staying by invitation at the house of another... (and 8 other senses)
Gugel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gugel {{lb|en|historical}} A type of [[hood]] with a [[liripipe]] (a [[trailing]] [[point]]), popularly wo... (and 0 other senses)
Guider {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) guider One who [[guide]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Guild {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) guild A [[group]] or [[association]] mainly of [[tradespeople]] made up of [[merchant]]s, [[craftspeople]]... (and 3 other senses)
Guile {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) guile {{lb|en|uncountable}} [[astuteness|Astuteness]] often marked by a certain sense of [[cunning]] or [[... (and 2 other senses)
Guise {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) guise Customary way of speaking or acting; [[fashion]], [[manner]], [[practice]] ({{non-gloss definition|o... (and 5 other senses)
Gula {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gula The upper front of the [[neck]], next to the [[chin]]; the upper [[throat]]. (and 2 other senses)
Gulley {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gulley {{alternative spelling of|en|gully}} (Etymology 1) (and 1 other senses)
Gullion {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gullion {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[worthless]] [[wretch]] (and 0 other senses)
Gulliver {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gulliver {{lb|en|slang}} one's [[head]] (and 0 other senses)
Gully {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gully A [[trench]], [[ravine]] or narrow [[channel]] which was worn by water flow, especially on a hillsid... (and 8 other senses)
Gum {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) GUM {{initialism of|en|[[genitourinary]] [[medicine]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Gump {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gump {{lb|en|US|dated}} A [[foolish]] person. (and 0 other senses)
Gundy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gundy {{lb|en|Trinidad and Tobago}} A front [[claw]] of a [[crab]]. (and 1 other senses)
Gunnels {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gunnels {{plural of|en|gunnel}} (and 0 other senses)
Gunning {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gunning {{present participle of|en|gun|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Guppy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) guppy A tiny freshwater fish, ''[[Poecilia reticulata]]'', popular in home aquariums, that usually has a p... (and 3 other senses)
Gust {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gust A [[strong]], [[abrupt]] [[rush#Noun|rush]] of [[wind#Noun|wind]]. (and 7 other senses)
Gut {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) GUT {{lb|en|physics}} {{initialism of|en|[[grand unification theory]] or [[grand unified theory]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Guyot {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) guyot {{lb|en|oceanography}} A flat-topped [[seamount]]. (and 0 other senses)
Gwin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) gwin {{lb|en|informal|dialectal}} {{present participle of|en|go|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Háček {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) háček {{lb|en|orthography|and|typography}} A [[caron]]; a {{l|en|diacritical mark}} ({{l|mul|ˇ}}) usually ... (and 0 other senses)
Hacek {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) HACEK {{lb|en|pathology}} {{acronym of|en|{{taxlink|Haemophilus aphrophilus|species|noshow=1}}, {{taxlink|... (and 0 other senses)
Hacker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hacker {{lb|en|computing}} One who is expert at programming and solving problems with a computer. (and 7 other senses)
Hacking {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hacking Short and interrupted, broken, jerky; [[hacky]]. (and 11 other senses)
Hackman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hackman The driver of a [[hack]] (and 0 other senses)
Hadaway {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hadaway {{lb|en|Mackem and Geordie}} [[begone|Begone]], be off, [[go away]]. (and 0 other senses)
Haddock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) haddock A marine fish, ''[[Melanogrammus aeglefinus]]'', of the North Atlantic, important as a food fish. (and 0 other senses)
Haddy {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) haddy {{lb|en|India|historical}} A grade of [[troop]]s in the [[Moghul]] [[service]], analogous to a [[war... (and 0 other senses)
Haggard {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) haggard Looking [[exhausted]], worried, or poor in condition (and 6 other senses)
Haid {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) haid {{pronunciation spelling of|en|head}} (and 0 other senses)
Hail {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hail Balls or pieces of [[ice]] falling as [[precipitation]], often in connection with a [[thunderstorm]]... (and 9 other senses)
Hailstone {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hailstone A single [[ball]] of [[hail]], or solid [[precipitation]] (and 0 other senses)
Hair {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hair {{lb|en|countable}} A [[pigment]]ed [[filament]] of [[keratin]] which grows from a [[follicle]] on t... (and 12 other senses)
Haire {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) haire {{obsolete spelling of|en|hair}} (and 0 other senses)
Hajduk {{surname|en|from=Polish}} (and 0 other senses) hajduk {{lb|en|historical}} An [[outlaw]], [[highwayman]]{{,}} or [[freedom fighter]] in the [[Balkans]]. (and 3 other senses)
Haji {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) haji {{alternative spelling of|en|hajji}} (and 0 other senses)
Hake {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hake {{lb|en|Now|_|chiefly|_|dialectal}} A [[hook]]; a pot-hook. (and 5 other senses)
Hakim {{surname|en|from=Arabic}} (and 1 other senses) hakim {{lb|en|South Asia}} A [[doctor]], usually practicing [[traditional]] [[medicine]]. (and 1 other senses)
Halbert {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) halbert {{altform|en|halberd}} (and 0 other senses)
Hale {{surname|en|[[topographic]]|from=Old English}} (and 1 other senses) hale {{lb|en|archaic}} [[health|Health]], [[welfare]]. (and 2 other senses)
Hales {{surname|en|[[topographic]]|from=Old English}} (and 2 other senses) hales {{en-third-person singular of|hale}} (and 0 other senses)
Halfpenny {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) halfpenny (''plural:'' '''halfpennies''') {{lb|en|historical}} A [[discontinued]] British [[coin]] worth half ... (and 2 other senses)
Halim {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) halim {{alt form|en|haleem||stew-like dish}} (and 0 other senses)
Hall {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) hall A [[corridor]]; a [[hallway]]. (and 9 other senses)
Halligan {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) halligan A tool, used mostly by [[firemen]], to pry open buildings, manholes, wrecked cars, etc. (and 0 other senses)
Hallmark {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hallmark A distinguishing [[characteristic]]. (and 2 other senses)
Ham {{surname|en}} (and 6 other senses) ham {{senseid|en|anatomy}} {{lb|en|anatomy}} The region back of the [[knee]] [[joint]]; the [[popliteal]... (and 7 other senses)
Hamada {{surname|en|from=Japanese}} (and 0 other senses) hamada A high, [[desert]] [[landscape]] from whi (and 0 other senses)
Hambling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hambling {{present participle of|en|hamble|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Hames {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hames {{plural of|en|hame}} (and 1 other senses)
Hamming {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hamming {{present participle of|en|ham|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Hammock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hammock A swinging couch or bed, usually made of netting or canvas about six feet wide, suspended by clews o... (and 4 other senses)
Hance {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) hance {{lb|en|transitive|obsolete}} To raise, to elevate. (and 2 other senses)
Hand {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) HAND {{initialism of|en|have a nice day}} (and 0 other senses)
Handler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) handler {{lb|en|literally}} One who [[handle]]s something (especially [[manual]]ly) or someone. (and 3 other senses)
Hands {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hands {{plural of|en|hand}} (and 1 other senses)
Handshoe {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 1 other senses) handshoe {{lb|en|nonstandard}} A [[glove]] or [[mitten]]. (and 0 other senses)
Handy {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 1 other senses) handy [[easy|Easy]] to [[use]], [[useful]]. (and 7 other senses)
Hanger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hanger One who hangs, or causes to be hanged; a [[hangman]], paper hanger, etc. (and 7 other senses)
Hanks {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) hanks {{plural of|en|hank}} (and 0 other senses)
Hanshaw {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hanshaw {{lb|en|UK|archaic}} A [[heronsew]]. (and 0 other senses)
Hansom {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) hansom {{lb|en|historical}} A [[Hansom cab]]; a [[carriage]] (and 0 other senses)
Hanson {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) hanson {{alternative spelling of|en|hansom}} (and 0 other senses)
Harbor {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) harbor {{lb|en|countable}} Any [[place#Noun|place]] of [[shelter#Noun|shelter]]. (and 8 other senses)
Harbour {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) harbour {{standard spelling of|en|harbor|from=Commonwealth}} (and 1 other senses)
Hard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hard {{lb|en|of material or fluid}} Having a severe property; presenting difficulty. (and 20 other senses)
Harden {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) harden {{lb|en|intransitive}} To become [[hard]] (tough, resistant to pressure). (and 6 other senses)
Harder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) harder {{en-comparative of|hard}} (and 1 other senses)
Hardman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hardman {{lb|en|slang}} A [[man]] who is particularly [[tough]] or [[muscular]] (and 1 other senses)
Hardway {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hardway {{lb|en|craps|mostly|attributive}} A [[bet]] that is [[win|won]] only if the desired [[total]] is ro... (and 0 other senses)
Hardy {{surname|en|common|from=nicknames|nodot=1}}, originally a nickname for a [[hardy]] person. (and 2 other senses) hardy Having [[rugged]] physical strength; [[inured]] to fatigue or hardships. (and 5 other senses)
Hare {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 1 other senses) hare Any of several plant-eating animals of the family [[Leporidae]], especially of the genus ''[[Lepus]]... (and 5 other senses)
Haring {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) haring {{present participle of|en|hare|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Harle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) harle A bird, the [[red-breasted merganser]]. (and 0 other senses)
Harling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) harling {{present participle of|en|harl|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Harman {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) harman {{lb|en|obsolete|thieves}} A [[policeman]]. (and 0 other senses)
Harmer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) harmer {{lb|en|very|rare}} One who [[harm]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Harms {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) harms {{plural of|en|harm}} (and 1 other senses)
Haro {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) haro {{lb|en|obsolete}} {{n-g|An exclamation of [[distress]]}}; [[alas]]. (and 1 other senses)
Harp {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a player of the [[harp]]. (and 0 other senses) harp {{lb|en|musical instrument}} A [[musical instrument]] consisting of a body and a curved neck, strung... (and 6 other senses)
Harpe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) harpe {{lb|en|Ancient Greece}} A type of curved [[weapon]] or [[implement]], variously described as a [[si... (and 0 other senses)
Harper {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a player of the [[harp]]. (and 3 other senses) harper A [[harpist]], especially one who plays a traditional harp without pedals. (and 1 other senses)
Harps {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) harps {{plural of|en|harp}} (and 1 other senses)
Harr {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) harr {{lb|en|British|dialectal}} A sea [[mist]] (and 2 other senses)
Harries {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) harries {{en-third-person singular of|harry}} (and 0 other senses)
Harris {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|[[English]] and [[Welsh]] [[patronymic]]|from=given names|A=An}} (and 3 other senses) harris {{lb|en|UK|slang}} A dried preparation of the flowering tops or other parts of the [[cannabis]] plan... (and 0 other senses)
Harry {{lb|en|rare|_|compared to given name}} {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) harry To [[plunder]], [[pillage]], [[assault]]. (and 3 other senses)
Harsh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) harsh Unpleasantly [[rough]] to the [[touch]] or other [[senses]]. (and 3 other senses)
Hart {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=nicknames|nodot=1}}, originally a nickname from {{der|en|enm|hert||st... (and 4 other senses) hart A [[male]] [[deer]], especially the male of the [[red deer]] after his fifth year. (and 2 other senses)
Harth {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) harth {{obsolete spelling of|en|hearth}} (and 1 other senses)
Hartshorn {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hartshorn The [[antler]] of a [[hart]], once used as a source of [[ammonia]]. (and 2 other senses)
Hash {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hash [[food|Food]], especially meat and potatoes, [[chop]]ped and [[mix]]ed together. [[Image:Corn-beef-h... (and 12 other senses)
Hassler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hassler One who [[hassle]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Haste {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 0 other senses) haste [[speed|Speed]]; [[swiftness]]; [[dispatch]]. (and 3 other senses)
Hasting {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hasting {{present participle of|en|haste|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Hasty {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hasty Acting in [[haste]]; being too [[hurried]] or [[quick]] (and 0 other senses)
Hatch {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hatch A horizontal [[door]] in a [[floor]] or [[ceiling]]. (and 21 other senses)
Hatchek {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hatchek {{rare spelling of|en|háček}} (and 0 other senses)
Hatcher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hatcher One who [[hatch]]es {{qualifier|transitive senses}} (and 1 other senses)
Hatmaker {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) hatmaker Someone who makes [[hat]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Haugh {{surname|en|A=An|English}} (and 0 other senses) haugh {{lb|en|Scotland|Northern England}} A [[low-lying]] [[meadow]] by the [[side#Noun|side]] of a [[rive... (and 0 other senses)
Haught {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) haught {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[haughty|Haughty]]. (and 0 other senses)
Hause {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hause {{lb|en|Scotland|Northern England}} A [[col]], a lower neck or ridge between two peaks: a [[mountain... (and 0 other senses)
Haut {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) haut {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[haughty|Haughty]]. (and 1 other senses)
Havelock {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) havelock A [[cap]] incorporating a cloth hanging down the sides and back, to protect the ears and neck; often... (and 0 other senses)
Haven {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) haven A [[harbour]] or [[anchorage]] protected from the sea. (and 3 other senses)
Havener {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) havener {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[harbormaster]]. (and 0 other senses)
Haver {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) haver {{lb|en|British}} To [[hem and haw]] (and 4 other senses)
Haw {{surname|en|topographic and patronymic|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) haw An imitation of laughter, often used to express scorn or disbelief. Often doubled or tripled (''haw ... (and 10 other senses)
Hawk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hawk A [[diurnal]] [[predatory]] [[bird]] of the family [[Accipitridae]], smaller than an [[eagle]]. (and 11 other senses)
Hawker {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) hawker A [[peddler]], [[huckster]], who [[travel]]s about to [[sell]] easily transportable goods. (and 2 other senses)
Hawkey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hawkey {{alt form|en|hawkie||white-faced cow}} (and 0 other senses)
Hawking {{surname|en|A=An|[[English]] [[patronymic]]|from=given names|nodot=1}}, variant of [[Hawkins]]. (and 0 other senses) hawking {{present participle of|en|hawk|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Hawkings {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) hawkings {{plural of|en|hawking}} (and 0 other senses)
Hawks {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hawks {{plural of|en|hawk}} (and 1 other senses)
Hawkshaw {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hawkshaw {{lb|en|dated|19th century}} A [[detective]]. (and 0 other senses)
Hawthorn {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hawthorn Any of various [[shrub]]s and small [[tree]]s of the genus ''[[Crataegus]]'' having small, apple-lik... (and 0 other senses)
Hay {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hay {{lb|en|uncountable}} [[grass|Grass]] cut and dried for use as animal [[fodder]]. (and 10 other senses)
Haycock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) haycock A small, conical stack of [[hay]] left in a field to dry before adding to a [[haystack]] (and 0 other senses)
Haycocks {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) haycocks {{plural of|en|haycock}} (and 0 other senses)
Hayduk {{surname|en|from=Polish}} (and 0 other senses) hayduk {{alternative spelling of|en|hajduk}} (and 0 other senses)
Haye {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) haye A [[shark]] {{gloss|scaleless cartilaginous fish}}. (and 1 other senses)
Hayer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hayer One who cuts hay for animal fodder. (and 0 other senses)
Haymaker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) haymaker {{lb|en|agriculture}} A person or [[machine]] which [[harvest]]s or [[prepare]]s tall [[grass]] for ... (and 2 other senses)
Hays {{surname|en}} (and 6 other senses) hays {{plural of|en|hay}} (and 1 other senses)
Hayward {{surname|en|occupational|a=An}} (and 5 other senses) hayward {{lb|en|historical}} One whose [[occupation]] involved [[oversee]]ing the [[sow]]ing and [[harvest]]... (and 0 other senses)
Hazard {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) hazard The chance of suffering harm; [[danger]], [[peril]], risk of loss. {{defdate|from 16th c.}} (and 11 other senses)
Hazelwood {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) hazelwood The [[wood]] of the [[hazel]]. (and 0 other senses)
Hazen {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) hazen {{lb|en|ambitransitive|rare|nonstandard}} To make or become [[hazy]] (and 0 other senses)
Head {{surname|en|from=Middle English|nodot=1}}, from residence near a [[hilltop]] or the head of a river... (and 0 other senses) head {{lb|en|countable}} The part of the [[body]] of an animal or human which contains the [[brain]], [[m... (and 29 other senses)
Heady {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) heady [[intoxicating|Intoxicating]] or [[stupefying]]. (and 4 other senses)
Heal {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) heal {{lb|en|transitive}} To make better from a disease, wound, etc.; to [[revive]] or [[cure]]. (and 5 other senses)
Heald {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) heald {{lb|en|weaving}} [[heddle]] (and 0 other senses)
Heaps {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) heaps {{plural of|en|heap}} (and 3 other senses)
Heard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) heard {{en-past of|hear}} (and 1 other senses)
Hearn {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hearn {{lb|en|dialectal}} {{past participle of|en|hear|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Heart {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) heart {{lb|en|anatomy}} A [[muscular]] [[organ]] that pumps [[blood]] through the [[body]], traditionally ... (and 15 other senses)
Heater {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) heater A device that produces and radiates [[heat]], typically to raise the temperature of a room or buildi... (and 6 other senses)
Heath {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) heath A [[tract]] of [[level]] [[uncultivated]] [[land]] with [[sandy]] [[soil]] and [[scrubby]] [[vegetat... (and 2 other senses)
Heavens {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) heavens {{plural of|en|heaven}} (and 6 other senses)
Heckler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) heckler One who [[heckle]]s; somebody who [[insult]]s, makes fun of, or [[tease]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Hedge {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hedge A [[thicket]] of bushes or other [[shrubbery]], especially one planted as a fence between two portio... (and 11 other senses)
Hedger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hedger One who makes or mends [[hedge]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Hedges {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) hedges {{plural of|en|hedge}} (and 1 other senses)
Heeps {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) heeps {{plural of|en|heep}} (and 0 other senses)
Hefty {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hefty Heavy, [[strong]], [[vigorous]], [[mighty]], [[impressive]]. (and 4 other senses)
Height {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) height The [[distance]] from the base of something to the top. (and 6 other senses)
Heil {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) heil To greet with a {{l|en|Sieg Heil}}. (and 0 other senses)
Heist {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) heist A [[robbery]] or [[burglary]], especially from an [[institution]] such as a [[bank]] or [[museum]]. (and 2 other senses)
Heister {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) heister {{lb|en|rare}} A [[thief]] or [[burglar]]. (and 0 other senses)
Heller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) heller {{lb|en|historical}} A German coin equivalent to half a [[pfennig]], later used widely as a small co... (and 2 other senses)
Hellman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hellman {{lb|en|surfing|slang}} A [[daredevil]]. (and 1 other senses)
Helmer {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 3 other senses) helmer {{lb|en|US}} A television or film [[director]] (and 0 other senses)
Helms {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) helms {{plural of|en|helm}} (and 1 other senses)
Helps {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) helps {{en-third-person singular of|help}} (and 1 other senses)
Hem {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hem Used to fill in the gap of a pause with a vocalized sound. (and 8 other senses)
Hemmer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hemmer One who, or that which, [[hem]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Hemming {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hemming {{present participle of|en|hem|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Hemmings {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hemmings {{plural of|en|hemming}} (and 0 other senses)
Hemp {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hemp A [[tall]] [[annual]] [[herb]], ''[[Cannabis sativa]]'', native to [[Asia]]. (and 1 other senses)
Hench {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hench {{lb|en|architecture}} The narrow side of [[chimney]] stack, a '''[[haunch]]'''. (and 3 other senses)
Heng {{surname|en|Chinese|Teochew}} (and 1 other senses) heng The [[character]] ꜧ, combining an h and an [[eng]], which stands for the [[hypothetical]] [[phoneme]... (and 0 other senses)
Herald {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) herald A [[messenger]], especially one bringing important [[news]]. (and 7 other senses)
Herber {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) herber {{lb|en|rare}} A [[garden]] in which [[herb]]s and [[vegetable]]s are grown; a [[herbarium]] (and 0 other senses)
Herdman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) herdman {{lb|en|obsolete}} Someone who herds animals; a [[herdsman]]. {{defdate|11th-17th c.}} (and 0 other senses)
Heriot {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) heriot {{lb|en|obsolete}} The [[return]] of military [[equipment]]. (and 2 other senses)
Heritage {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) heritage An [[inheritance]]; [[property]] that may be [[inherited]]. (and 3 other senses)
Hern {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hern {{lb|en|now chiefly|_|dialectal}} [[corner|Corner]], [[nook]]. (and 4 other senses)
Heron {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) heron A [[long-legged]], [[long-necked]] [[wading bird]] of the family [[Ardeidae]]. (and 0 other senses)
Herring {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) herring A type of small, oily fish of the genus ''[[Clupea]]'', often used as food. (and 2 other senses)
Hertz {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) hertz In the [[International System of Units]], the [[derived unit]] of [[frequency]]; one ([[period]] or ... (and 0 other senses)
Heth {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) heth The eighth letter of many Semitic alphabets ([[Phoenician]], [[Aramaic]], [[Hebrew]], [[Syriac]], [[... (and 0 other senses)
Hew {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) hew {{lb|en|ambitransitive}} To [[chop]] away at; to [[whittle]] down; to [[mow]] down. (and 5 other senses)
Hewer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hewer One who [[hew]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Hewes {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) hewes {{plural of|en|hewe}} (and 0 other senses)
Hews {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) hews {{en-third-person singular of|hew}} (and 0 other senses)
Hey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hey An [[exclamation]] to get [[attention]]. (and 7 other senses)
Hice {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hice {{lb|en|chiefly|humorous}} {{en-irregular plural of|house|umlaut=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Hickey {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) hickey {{lb|en|US|slang}} A [[bruise]]-like [[mark]] made during [[petting]] by pressing the mouth to the s... (and 6 other senses)
Hicking {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) hicking {{present participle of|en|hick|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Hicks {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names|nodot=1}} derived from [[Hick]], a medieval diminutive of [... (and 0 other senses) hicks {{plural of|en|hick}} (and 1 other senses)
Higashi {{surname|en|from=Japanese}} (and 0 other senses) higashi {{lb|en|sumo}} The (more [[prestigious]]) [[right-hand]] side of the [[banzuke]]. (and 2 other senses)
High {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) high Physically [[elevated]], extending above a base or average level: (and 28 other senses)
Hight {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hight {{lb|en|obsolete}} {{en-simple past of|hote}} (and 4 other senses)
Hile {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hile {{lb|en|botany}} [[hilum]] (and 2 other senses)
Hiller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hiller {{lb|en|Appalachian|derogatory}} A poor rural person. (and 0 other senses)
Hillier {{surname|en|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[tiler]]. (and 0 other senses) hillier {{en-comparative of|hilly}} (and 0 other senses)
Hilling {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) hilling The act or process of heaping or drawing earth around plants. (and 1 other senses)
Hillman {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) hillman A [[native]] or [[inhabitant]] of [[hilly]] or [[mountainous]] country; a [[tribesman]] who lives in... (and 0 other senses)
Hillock {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) hillock A small [[hill]]. (and 0 other senses)
Hills {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hills {{plural of|en|hill}} (and 1 other senses)
Hillsman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hillsman A man who belongs to a [[tribe]] inhabiting the [[hill]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Hilt {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hilt The [[handle]] of a [[sword]], consisting of [[grip]], [[guard]], and [[pommel]], designed to facili... (and 3 other senses)
Hin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hin {{lb|en|historical|_|units of measure}} A [[former]] [[Hebrew]] [[liquid measure]] of [[volume]] ([[... (and 1 other senses)
Hind {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 1 other senses) hind Located at the [[rear]] (most often said of animals' body parts). (and 3 other senses)
Hinderer {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) hinderer One who, or that which, [[hinder]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Hinders {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) hinders {{en-third-person singular of|hinder}} (and 0 other senses)
Hinds {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) hinds {{plural of|en|hind}} (and 0 other senses)
Hing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hing {{tlb|en|dialectal|or|poetic}} {{alt form|en|nocap=1|hang}} (and 1 other senses)
Hinge {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hinge A [[joint]]ed or [[flexible]] device that allows the [[pivot]]ing of a [[door]] etc. (and 11 other senses)
Hink {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hink {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[reaping hook]]. (and 0 other senses)
Hird {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[herdsman]]. (and 0 other senses) hird {{lb|en|historical}} In [[Norway|Norwegian]] history, an informal retinue of personal armed companio... (and 1 other senses)
Hire {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hire [[payment|Payment]] for the temporary use of something. (and 8 other senses)
Hires {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hires {{plural of|en|hire}} (and 1 other senses)
Hitch {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) hitch A [[sudden]] [[pull]]. (and 12 other senses)
Hitches {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) hitches {{plural of|en|hitch}} (and 1 other senses)
Hitching {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) hitching {{present participle of|en|hitch|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Hitchings {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) hitchings {{plural of|en|hitching}} (and 0 other senses)
Hitz {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hitz {{informal spelling of|en|hits}} (and 0 other senses)
Hoar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hoar A white or [[grey]]ish-[[white]] colour. (and 6 other senses)
Hoard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hoard A [[hidden]] [[supply]] or [[fund]]. (and 6 other senses)
Hobby {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) hobby An activity that one enjoys doing in one's [[spare time]]. (and 2 other senses)
Hobday {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) hobday To [[operate]] on the [[larynx]] of a [[horse]] in order to improve its [[breathing]] (and 0 other senses)
Hockey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hockey {{lb|en|North America}} [[ice hockey|Ice hockey]], a game on [[ice]] in which two [[team]]s of six [... (and 3 other senses)
Hocking {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) hocking {{present participle of|en|hock|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Hodder {{surname|en|English|from=occupations|A=An|nodot=1}}, for the [[trade name]] [[hodder]] (and 1 other senses) hodder {{lb|en|mining|obsolete}} A [[coal]] [[miner]] who hauls [[hod]]s from the workface (and 0 other senses)
Hoddle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hoddle {{lb|en|Scotland|intransitive}} To [[waddle]]. (and 0 other senses)
Hodge {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names|nodot=1}}. (and 0 other senses) hodge {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[rustic]]; a [[country]] person. (and 0 other senses)
Hodges {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) hodges {{plural of|en|hodge}} (and 0 other senses)
Hogan {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hogan A one-room [[Navajo]] [[dwelling]] or ceremonial [[lodge]], constructed of wood and earth and covere... (and 0 other senses)
Hogg {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) hogg A young [[sheep]] of either gender, until it cuts its first two teeth; a [[hogget]]. (and 0 other senses)
Hoggan {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hoggan {{lb|en|dialectal|chiefly|Cornwall}} A pork pasty. (and 0 other senses)
Hoke {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hoke {{lb|en|slang}} To ascribe a [[false]] or [[artificial]] quality to; to [[pretend]] falsely to have ... (and 2 other senses)
Holden {{surname|en}} (and 14 other senses) holden {{lb|en|archaic}} {{past participle of|en|hold|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Holder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) holder A thing that [[hold]]s. (and 3 other senses)
Holding {{surname|de}} (and 0 other senses) holding Something that one [[own]]s, especially [[stock]]s and [[bond]]s. (and 7 other senses)
Holes {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) holes {{plural of|en|hole}} (and 1 other senses)
Holiday {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) holiday A day on which a [[festival]], [[religious]] event, or [[national]] [[celebration]] is traditionally... (and 7 other senses)
Hollands {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hollands {{plural of|en|holland}} (and 0 other senses)
Holler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) holler A [[yell]], [[shout]]. (and 4 other senses)
Holm {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) holm Small [[island]], [[islet]]. (and 5 other senses)
Holmes {{surname|en|northern [[English]]|from=Middle English|nodot=1}}, variant of [[Holme]]. (and 6 other senses) holmes {{lb|en|slang}} {{n-g|An [[informal]] term of [[address]], like [[man]] or [[dude]].}} (and 1 other senses)
Holts {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) holts {{plural of|en|holt}} (and 0 other senses)
Honer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) honer One who [[hone]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Honey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) honey {{lb|en|uncountable}} A [[viscous]], sweet fluid produced from plant [[nectar]] by bees. Often used ... (and 11 other senses)
Hood {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) hood A [[covering]] for the [[head]] attached to a larger garment such as a [[jacket]] or [[cloak]]. (and 9 other senses)
Hook {{surname|en}} (and 7 other senses) hook A [[rod]] [[bend#Verb|bent]] into a [[curved#Adjective|curved]] [[shape#Noun|shape]], typically with... (and 42 other senses)
Hooke {{surname|en|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} derived from [[hook]], as an [[occupational]] or [[topogr... (and 2 other senses) hooke {{obsolete spelling of|en|hook}} (and 0 other senses)
Hooker {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a maker of [[hook]]s. (and 7 other senses) hooker One who, or that which, [[hook#Verb|hooks]]. (and 10 other senses)
Hooks {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hooks {{plural of|en|hook}} (and 1 other senses)
Hooley {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) hooley {{lb|en|Ireland|Scotland}} A [[party]]; an evening of traditional music and dance. (and 1 other senses)
Hoon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hoon {{lb|en|Australia|New Zealand|slang|derogatory}} A [[worthless]] person; a [[hooligan]] or [[lout]].... (and 7 other senses)
Hooper {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a person who made [[hoop]]s for [[barr... (and 0 other senses) hooper One who applies [[hoop]]s to [[cask]]s or [[tub]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Hoose {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hoose {{lb|en|Northumbria|and|Scotland}} [[house]] (and 0 other senses)
Hoot {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hoot A [[derisive]] [[cry]] or [[shout]]. (and 7 other senses)
Hoover {{surname|en|A=An|American|from=German|nodot=1}} (shared by several famous people including [[w:J. E... (and 0 other senses) hoover {{lb|en|chiefly|Britain}} A [[vacuum cleaner]], irrespective of brand. (and 3 other senses)
Hopper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hopper One who or that which [[hop]]s. (and 14 other senses)
Hopping {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hopping {{lb|en|British}} [[hop]] picking, the practice of picking hops; for [[Londoner]]s a holiday period ... (and 5 other senses)
Hopple {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hopple {{lb|en|chiefly|in the plural}} A [[fetter]] for [[horse]]s or [[cattle]] when turned out to [[graze... (and 2 other senses)
Hoppus {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hoppus A unit of measure of volume equal to 1.273 cubic feet or 2,200 cubic inches. Used in the British Emp... (and 0 other senses)
Horal {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) horal Of or relating to an [[hour]], or to hours. (and 0 other senses)
Hornblower {{surname|en|occupational}} (and 1 other senses) hornblower One who, or that which, [[blow]]s a [[horn]]. (and 0 other senses)
Horne {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) horne {{obsolete spelling of|en|horn}} (and 0 other senses)
Horner {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) horner One who works or deals in [[horn]] or horns. (and 3 other senses)
Horry {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) horry {{lb|en|now|_|chiefly|_|dialectal}} [[impure]]; [[unclean]]; disgustingly [[dirty]]; [[foul]] (and 0 other senses)
Horsely {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) horsely {{lb|en|rare}} Pertaining to or relating to [[horse]]s; [[horse-like]]; [[equine]]. (and 0 other senses)
Horst {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) horst {{lb|en|geology}} An area of the earth's surface which is raised relative to surrounding land. (and 0 other senses)
Hose {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) hose {{lb|en|countable}} A [[flexible]] [[tube]] conveying water or other fluid. (and 9 other senses)
Hosier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hosier One who deals in [[hose]] or [[stocking]], or in goods knit or woven like hose. (and 0 other senses)
Hospital {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hospital A large [[medical]] [[facility]], usually in a building with multiple floors, where seriously ill or... (and 3 other senses)
Hostler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hostler A person employed at an [[inn]], [[hostelry]], or [[stable]] to [[look after]] [[horse]]s; a [[groom... (and 1 other senses)
Hotten {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hotten {{lb|en|transitive|nonstandard}} To make [[hot]] (and 0 other senses)
Hou {{surname|en|from=Chinese}} (and 1 other senses) HOU {{lb|en|sports}} {{abbreviation of|en|Houston}} {{gloss|in Texas}} (and 0 other senses)
Hough {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) hough The [[hollow]] behind the [[knee]]. (and 3 other senses)
Householder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) householder The owner of a [[house]]. (and 2 other senses)
Housel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) housel {{lb|en|archaic}} the [[Eucharist]] (and 2 other senses)
Houseman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) houseman {{lb|en|now|_|chiefly|US}} A male follower or [[retainer]]; a male domestic worker or servant. {{def... (and 1 other senses)
Houser {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) houser One who, or that which, [[house]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Hout {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hout {{lb|en|Rhodesia|slang|racial slur}} A [[black]] [[African]]. (and 0 other senses)
Hoven {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hoven {{inflection of|en|heave||alternative|past|part}} (and 1 other senses)
Hover {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hover {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[float]] in the [[air]]. (and 5 other senses)
How {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) how To [[what]] [[degree]] or [[extent]]. (and 10 other senses)
Hower {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hower {{obsolete spelling of|en|hour}} (and 0 other senses)
Howes {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) howes {{plural of|en|howe}} (and 0 other senses)
Howling {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) howling The act of producing [[howl]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Hoy {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) hoy A small [[coaster]] [[vessel]], usually sloop-rigged, used in [[conveying]] [[passengers]] and [[goo... (and 3 other senses)
Hoying {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) hoying {{present participle of|en|hoy|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Hu {{surname|en|common|from=Chinese|nodot=1}} of east [[Asia]]n derivation. (and 2 other senses) hu {{lb|en|neologism}} [[they]] {{qualifier|singular}}. {{non-gloss definition|[[gender-neutral|Gender-... (and 2 other senses)
Hubble {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=given names|nodot=1}} derived from the [[Norman F... (and 3 other senses) hubble {{lb|en|Scotland}} An [[uproar]]. (and 2 other senses)
Huck {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) huck {{lb|en|transitive|informal}} To [[throw]] or [[chuck]]. (and 11 other senses)
Huddle {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) huddle A [[dense]] and [[disorderly]] [[crowd]]. (and 10 other senses)
Huerta {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) huerta The area of [[Murcia]] and [[Valencia]] with fertile ground. (and 0 other senses)
Huff {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) huff A [[heavy]] [[breath]]; a [[grunt#Noun|grunt]] or [[sigh#Noun|sigh]]. (and 11 other senses)
Huffer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) huffer A [[bully]]; a [[blusterer]]. (and 1 other senses)
Huh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) huh {{lb|en|with falling pitch}} {{non-gloss definition|used to express [[amusement]] or subtle [[surpri... (and 5 other senses)
Human {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) human {{senseid|en|Q5}} {{lb|en|notcomp}} Of or belonging to the [[species]] ''[[Homo sapiens]]'' or its c... (and 4 other senses)
Humble {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) humble Not [[pretentious]] or [[magnificent]]; [[unpretending]]; [[unassuming]]. (and 5 other senses)
Humbles {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 1 other senses) humbles {{en-third-person singular of|humble}} (and 2 other senses)
Hung {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hung {{en-past of|hang}} (except when referring to the method of [[execution]]; there, ''[[hanged]]'' is ... (and 7 other senses)
Hunt {{surname|en|A=An English occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[hunter]] (for game, birds ... (and 1 other senses) hunt {{lb|en|ambitransitive}} To find or search for an animal in the wild with the intention of killing t... (and 11 other senses)
Hunter {{surname|en|A=An|English and Scottish occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[hunter]]. (and 6 other senses) hunter One who [[hunt]]s [[game]] for sport or for food; a [[huntsman]] or [[huntswoman]]. (and 6 other senses)
Hunting {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hunting The act of finding and killing a wild animal, either for sport or with the intention of using its pa... (and 4 other senses)
Huntsman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) huntsman A [[hunter]]. (and 3 other senses)
Hurdle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hurdle An artificial [[barrier]], variously constructed, over which [[athlete]]s or horses jump in a [[race... (and 9 other senses)
Hurler {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) hurler [[agent noun|Agent noun]] of [[hurl]]; someone who hurls or [[throw]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Hurley {{surname|en|A=An|Irish|from=Irish|nodot=1}}, an anglicization of {{m|ga||Ó hUirthile}}. (and 4 other senses) hurley {{lb|en|countable}} A stick used in the game of [[hurling]]. (and 1 other senses)
Husband {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) husband The [[master]] of a [[house]]; the [[head]] of a [[family]]; a [[householder]]. (and 12 other senses)
Husk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) husk The dry, leafy or stringy exterior of certain vegetables or fruits, which must be removed before eat... (and 5 other senses)
Husman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) husman {{lb|en|informal|non-standard}} One's [[man]] who is also one's [[husband]]; [[husband]]. (and 0 other senses)
Hustler {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) hustler One who rushes or hurries; an [[energetic]] person. (and 4 other senses)
Hutter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hutter someone who lives in a [[hut]] (and 0 other senses)
Hyer {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) hyer {{obsolete spelling of|en|higher}} (and 6 other senses)
Hyson {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) hyson A [[Chinese]] [[green tea]]. (and 0 other senses)
Ice {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ICE {{label|en|sports}} {{abbreviation of|en|Iceland}} (and 12 other senses)
Ide {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) ide A [[freshwater]] {{keyword|fish}} of the family [[Cyprinidae]], found across northern Europe and Asi... (and 0 other senses)
Idle {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) IDLE {{lb|en|programming|Python}} {{initialism of|en|{{l|en|integrated|Integrated}} {{l|en|development|De... (and 2 other senses)
Iles {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) iles {{plural of|en|ile}} (and 0 other senses)
Imam {{surname|en|from=Arabic}} (and 0 other senses) imam One who leads the [[salat]] [[prayer]]s in a [[mosque]]. (and 1 other senses)
Iman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) iman {{lb|en|Islam|uncountable}} [[pious|Pious]] [[adherence]] to the [[Islamic]] [[faith]]. (and 1 other senses)
Imus {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) imus {{plural of|en|imu}} (and 0 other senses)
Infante {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) infante {{lb|en|historical}} Any [[son]] of the [[king]] of [[Spain]] or [[Portugal]], except the [[eldest]]... (and 0 other senses)
Ingle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ingle {{lb|en|obsolete|or|Scotland}} An [[open]] [[fireplace]]. (and 2 other senses)
Ingress {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ingress The [[act]] of [[enter]]ing. (and 7 other senses)
Ings {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ings {{plural of|en|ing}} (and 0 other senses)
Innes {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) innes {{plural of|en|inne}} (and 0 other senses)
Innocent {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) innocent {{senseid|en|pure, free from sin, untainted}}Free from [[guilt]], [[sin]], or [[immorality]]. (and 9 other senses)
Ions {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) ions {{plural of|en|ion}} (and 0 other senses)
Irons {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) irons {{plural of|en|iron}} (and 4 other senses)
Ivery {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ivery {{obsolete spelling of|en|every}} (and 0 other senses)
Ivory {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 2 other senses) ivory A [[cream]]y white [[color]], the color of ivory. (and 7 other senses)
Izard {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) izard The [[Pyrenean chamois]], {{taxlink|Rupicapra pyrenaica|species|noshow=1}}. (and 0 other senses)
Izzard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) izzard {{lb|en|Scotland|and archaically in England and Ireland}} The letter [[Z]]; [[zed]], [[zee]]. (and 0 other senses)
Jack {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) jack A [[coarse]] [[mediaeval]] [[coat]] of [[defence]], especially one made of [[leather]]. {{defdate|fr... (and 14 other senses)
Jackman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) jackman {{lb|en|motor racing}} A member of the [[pit]] [[crew]] responsible for lifting the car with a [[jac... (and 2 other senses)
Jagger {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 1 other senses) jagger [[carrier]], [[carter]] (and 5 other senses)
Jaggers {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) jaggers {{plural of|en|jagger}} (and 0 other senses)
Jaggs {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) jaggs {{plural of|en|jagg}} (and 0 other senses)
Jakes {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) jakes {{plural of|en|jake}} ''in its various senses''. (and 1 other senses)
Jane {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names|nodot=1}} derived from a {{der|en|enm|-}} variant of [[John... (and 2 other senses) jane {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[silver]] Genovese [[coin]], first used in England in the 14th century. (and 2 other senses)
Janney {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) janney {{lb|en|Newfoundland}} A [[mummer]]. (and 0 other senses)
Jansky {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) jansky A non-[[SI]] unit (symbol ''Jy'') measuring [[electromagnetic]] [[flux density]] equal to 10 (and 0 other senses)
Jardin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) jardin The [[inclusion]]s and [[fissure]]s within an [[emerald]]. (and 0 other senses)
Jay {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=nicknames|nodot=1}} from {{der|en|fro|jai||jay {{... (and 4 other senses) jay Any one of the numerous species of birds belonging to several genera within the family [[Corvidae]],... (and 6 other senses)
Jeffs {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) jeffs {{en-third-person singular of|jeff}} (and 0 other senses)
Jeon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) jeon A [[fried]], [[filled]] [[pancake]]-like food eaten in [[Korea]] (and 1 other senses)
Jester {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) jester One who [[jest]]s, jokes or teases. (and 2 other senses)
Jetter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) jetter {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[self-confident]] person full of [[braggadocio]]. (and 7 other senses)
Jetton {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) jetton A [[metal]] [[counter]] used in [[card game]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Jia {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) JIA {{initialism of|en|[[juvenile]] [[idiopathic]] [[arthritis]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Jiao {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) jiao {{lb|en|numismatics}} A [[currency]] [[unit]] of the [[People's Republic of China]], one [[tenth]] o... (and 0 other senses)
Jinks {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) jinks {{plural of|en|jink}} (and 2 other senses)
Jobe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) jobe to [[harangue]], to [[rebuke]] in a long-winded or drawn-out way (and 0 other senses)
Jobs {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) jobs {{plural of|en|job}} (and 1 other senses)
Johns {{surname|en|A=An|English [[patronymic]]|from=given names|nodot=1}} derived from [[John]] (and 3 other senses) johns {{plural of|en|john}} (and 0 other senses)
Johnson {{surname|en|common|from=given names}} The second most common surname in the United States. (and 2 other senses) johnson {{lb|en|slang}} [[penis|Penis]]. (and 0 other senses)
Joiner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) joiner A maker of [[wooden]] [[furniture]] or [[fitting]]s. (and 3 other senses)
Joles {{surname|en|from=Hebrew}} (and 0 other senses) joles {{plural of|en|jole}} (and 1 other senses)
Jolley {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) jolley One who [[jig]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Jones {{senseid|en|Q59853}}{{surname|en|A=An|English and Welsh [[patronymic]]|from=given names|nodot=1}} d... (and 0 other senses) jones {{lb|en|US|slang|now|_|rare}} [[heroin|Heroin]]. (and 2 other senses)
Ju {{surname|en|from=Chinese|nodot=1}} of [[Chinese]] origin. (and 2 other senses) ju {{lb|en|Hong Kong|slang}} Someone admitted to university through the [[JUPAS]] system. (and 0 other senses)
Judge {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 1 other senses) judge {{senseid|en|public judicial official}} A public [[official]] whose duty it is to [[administer]] the... (and 16 other senses)
Jukes {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) jukes {{plural of|en|juke}} (and 0 other senses)
Jump {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) jump {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[propel]] oneself [[rapidly]] [[upward]], [[downward]] and/or in any hori... (and 43 other senses)
Jumper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) jumper Someone or something that [[jump]]s, e.g. a participant in a jumping event in [[track]] or [[skiing]... (and 17 other senses)
Juniper {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) juniper Any [[shrub]] or [[tree]] of the [[genus]] ''[[Juniperus]]'' of the [[cypress]] [[family]], which is... (and 2 other senses)
Junk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) junk [[discard|Discarded]] or [[waste]] material; [[rubbish]], [[trash]], [[garbage]]. (and 11 other senses)
Kady {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kady A man's [[straw hat]] (and 0 other senses)
Kagan {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kagan {{alternative spelling of|en|khagan}} (and 0 other senses)
Kail {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kail {{lb|en|Scotland|archaic}} Any [[cabbage]], [[greens]], or [[vegetable]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Kakar {{surname|en|from=Pashto}} (and 0 other senses) kakar [[muntjac|Muntjac]] (''[[Muntiacus muntjak]]'') (and 0 other senses)
Kang {{surname|en|Korean|from=Korean}} (and 1 other senses) kang A [[traditional]] long [[platform]] of [[brick]], [[clay]] or [[concrete]], used for [[heating]] in ... (and 3 other senses)
Kappel {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) kappel {{synonym of|en|yarmulke}} (and 0 other senses)
Karn {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) karn {{lb|en|mining|dated}} A [[pile]] of [[rock]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Karns {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 1 other senses) karns {{plural of|en|karn}} (and 0 other senses)
Kast {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kast A type of traditional [[cupboard]] produced by Dutch settlers in [[New York]] and [[New Jersey]] in ... (and 0 other senses)
Kay {{surname|en|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} derived from several Old and Middle English words (and 1 other senses) kay {{lb|en|colloquial}} {{abbreviation of|en|okay}} (and 3 other senses)
Keck {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) keck {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[heave#Verb|heave]] or [[retch#Verb|retch]] as if to [[vomit#Verb|vomit]]... (and 2 other senses)
Keech {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) keech {{lb|en|obsolete}} A mass or lump of [[fat]] rolled up by the [[butcher]]. (and 0 other senses)
Keef {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) keef {{alternative spelling of|en|kif}} (and 0 other senses)
Keeler {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) keeler {{lb|en|historical}} One employed in managing a [[Newcastle]] [[keel]], or [[coal]] [[boat]]. (and 1 other senses)
Keeling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) keeling {{present participle of|en|keel|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Keely {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 1 other senses) keely Relating to, or characteristic of [[keel]] ([[ruddle]]) (and 0 other senses)
Keen {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) keen {{lb|en|chiefly|Commonwealth}} Often with a [[prepositional phrase]], or with {{m|en|to}} and an [[A... (and 13 other senses)
Keener {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) keener {{en-comparative of|keen}} (and 2 other senses)
Keep {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) keep To continue in (a course or mode of action); not to intermit or fall from; to [[uphold]] or [[mainta... (and 16 other senses)
Keeper {{surname|en|English|from=occupations|A=An|nodot=1}} for the [[keeper]] of a [[castle]]. (and 0 other senses) keeper One who [[keep]]s something. (and 7 other senses)
Keepers {{surname|en|from=Dutch}} (and 0 other senses) keepers {{plural of|en|keeper}} (and 0 other senses)
Keezer {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) keezer A [[kegerator]] made from a converted [[chest freezer]]. (and 0 other senses)
Kegler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kegler {{lb|en|US|Singapore|slang}} A [[ten-pin bowling]] player or [[enthusiast]]. (and 0 other senses)
Keister {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) keister {{lb|en|slang}} The [[anus]] or [[buttocks]]. (and 3 other senses)
Kelch {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) kelch A particular [[sequence]] of [[amino acid]]s found in many [[protein]]s of [[eukaryotic]] and [[bact... (and 0 other senses)
Kelk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kelk {{lb|en|UK|dialect|obsolete|transitive}} To [[beat]]. (and 1 other senses)
Kell {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) kell {{lb|en|obsolete}} The [[caul]]. (and 4 other senses)
Keller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) keller A [[beer cellar]] in Germany or Austria (and 0 other senses)
Kelly {{surname|en|from=Irish|nodot=1}}, [[anglicise|Anglicised]] from the {{der|en|ga|Ó Ceallaigh}}. (and 2 other senses) kelly A square or hexagonal [[pipe]] that is turned in order to [[rotate]] the [[rotary table]] of a [[dri... (and 0 other senses)
Kelson {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kelson {{alternative spelling of|en|keelson}} (and 0 other senses)
Kemp {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) kemp {{lb|en|obsolete}} Coarse, rough [[hair]], [[wool]], or [[fur]]; {{lb|en|in the plural}} [[knotty]] ... (and 4 other senses)
Kemper {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) kemper One who [[kemp]]s, or [[strive]]s, for superiority; a [[champion]] or [[knight-errant]]. (and 0 other senses)
Kemple {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) kemple {{lb|en|Scotland}} The size of a standard load of [[straw]], approximately 450 pounds. (and 0 other senses)
Kendi {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kendi A [[container]] of Asian derivation, usually [[handleless]], used to hold [[liquid]] with a broad op... (and 0 other senses)
Kennel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kennel A house or [[shelter]] for a [[dog]]. (and 8 other senses)
Kenner {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) kenner One who [[ken]]s or [[know]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Kenning {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kenning {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[sight|Sight]], [[view#Noun|view]]; ''specifically'' a [[distant]] view at [[sea... (and 6 other senses)
Kerbs {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) kerbs {{plural of|en|kerb}} (and 0 other senses)
Kerby {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) kerby {{lb|en|British English}} A children's ball game played in the street, the aim being to throw the ba... (and 0 other senses)
Kercher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kercher {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[kerchief]]. (and 0 other senses)
Kermode {{surname|en|nodot=1}} of [[Manx]] origin. (and 1 other senses) kermode [[Kermode bear]] (and 0 other senses)
Kern {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) kern {{lb|en|obsolete|or|dialect}} A corn; grain; kernel. (and 9 other senses)
Kettle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kettle A [[vessel]] for boiling a liquid or cooking food, usually metal and equipped with a [[lid]]. (and 9 other senses)
Kettler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kettler The [[worker]] in charge of a [[kettle]] used in [[dye]]ing, [[bleach]]ing, etc (and 1 other senses)
Key {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) key An object designed to open and close a [[lock]]. (and 42 other senses)
Keys {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) keys {{plural of|en|key}} (and 1 other senses)
Khatib {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) khatib {{lb|en|Islam}} A person who delivers the [[khutbah]]. (and 0 other senses)
Khatun {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) khatun {{lb|en|now|historical}} A [[lady]] or [[wife]] in certain Central Asian communities, sometimes used... (and 0 other senses)
Khim {{surname|en|from=Khmer}} (and 0 other senses) khim a stringed musical instrument (and 0 other senses)
Kibbe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kibbe {{alternative spelling of|en|kibbeh}} (and 0 other senses)
Kibble {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kibble To [[grind]] [[coarsely]]. (and 3 other senses)
Kidder {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) kidder One who kids, or teases light-heartedly. (and 3 other senses)
Kiddie {{surname|en|from=Scottish Gaelic}} (and 0 other senses) kiddie {{lb|en|slang|often|attributive}} A [[child]]. (and 0 other senses)
Kiddy {{surname|en|from=Scottish Gaelic}} (and 0 other senses) kiddy {{lb|en|slang}} {{alternative spelling of|en|kiddie||a child}} (and 3 other senses)
Kidney {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) kidney An [[organ]] in the body that filters the blood, producing [[urine]]. (and 3 other senses)
Kielbasa {{surname|en|from=Polish}} (and 0 other senses) kielbasa A [[spicy]], [[smoke]]d [[sausage]] of a particular kind from [[Eastern Europe]]. (and 1 other senses)
Kier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kier A [[bleach]]ing [[vat]]. (and 0 other senses)
Kight {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kight {{obsolete spelling of|en|kite||bird of prey}} (and 0 other senses)
Kile {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kile An [[ulcer]]; [[sore]]. (and 0 other senses)
Kill {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kill {{lb|en|transitive}} To put to [[death]]; to [[extinguish]] the [[life]] of. (and 24 other senses)
Killick {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) killick {{alt form|en|killock}} (and 0 other senses)
Killigrew {{surname|en|from=Cornish}} (and 0 other senses) killigrew {{lb|en|UK|Scotland|dialect|archaic}} A [[bird]], the red-billed [[chough]]. (and 0 other senses)
Killion {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) killion {{label|en|slang|hyperbole}} An unspecified large number (of). (and 0 other senses)
Kimberlin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kimberlin {{lb|en|UK|historical}} In [[Portland]], [[Dorset]], [[England]], an [[outsider]]; somebody visiting... (and 0 other senses)
Kime {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kime {{lb|en|physics}} A generalisation of [[time]] in a [[complex]] [[spacetime]] (and 0 other senses)
Kimura {{surname|en|from=Japanese}} (and 0 other senses) kimura {{lb|en|combat sports}} An [[armlock]] where the implementer isolates the opponent's arm and [[torqu... (and 0 other senses)
Kindle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kindle {{lb|en|transitive}} To start (a [[fire]]) or light (a [[torch]], a match, coals, etc.). (and 5 other senses)
Kindler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kindler {{lb|en|sometimes|figurative}} A person who kindles or ignites something. (and 1 other senses)
Kindred {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) kindred {{lb|en|often|plural only}} Distant and close [[relative]]s, collectively; [[kin]]. {{rfex|en}} (and 8 other senses)
Kines {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) kines {{plural of|en|kine}} (and 0 other senses)
Kinsman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kinsman A [[male]] [[relative]]. (and 0 other senses)
Kipper {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) kipper A [[split]], [[salted]] and [[smoked]] [[herring]] or [[salmon]]. (and 18 other senses)
Kipping {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kipping {{present participle of|en|kip|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Kipple {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kipple {{lb|en|colloquial}} [[useless]] [[item]]s; [[junk]]; [[clutter]] (and 0 other senses)
Kirkland {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) kirkland {{lb|en|Scottish|especially in plural}} [[land]] owned by the [[church]] (and 0 other senses)
Kirkman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kirkman {{lb|en|Scotland}} A [[clergyman]] or [[officer]] in a [[kirk]]. (and 1 other senses)
Kirks {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) kirks {{plural of|en|kirk}} (and 0 other senses)
Kirsch {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kirsch {{lb|en|often capitalized}} A clear [[brandy]] made from black cherries: [[kirschwasser]]. (and 0 other senses)
Kisel {{surname|en|from=Belarusian}} (and 0 other senses) kisel A dessert (sometimes consumed as a drink) made from fruit or berry juice and thickened with starch, ... (and 0 other senses)
Kiss {{surname|en|from=Hungarian}} (and 0 other senses) KISS {{acronym of|en|[[keep]] [[it]] [[simple]], [[stupid]]}} (and 1 other senses)
Kissee {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kissee One who is [[kiss]]ed. (and 0 other senses)
Kitchen {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kitchen A [[room]] or area for preparing food. (and 9 other senses)
Kitchener {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for someone who worked in a [[kitchen]]. (and 3 other senses) kitchener {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[kitchen]] [[servant]]; a [[cook]]. (and 1 other senses)
Kite {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kite A [[bird of prey]] of the [[family]] [[Accipitridae]]. (and 26 other senses)
Kitt {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) kitt {{lb|en|UK|birdwatching}} the [[kittiwake]]. (and 0 other senses)
Kittle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kittle {{lb|en|transitive|Scotland|and|Northern England}} To [[tickle]], to touch lightly. (and 3 other senses)
Kitts {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kitts {{plural of|en|kitt}} (and 0 other senses)
Klang {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) klang {{lb|en|music}} Any [[periodic]] [[sound]], especially one composed of a [[fundamental]] and [[harmo... (and 0 other senses)
Klar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) klar In [[Karen]] [[animism]], one of the thirty-seven spirits that are said to embody every individual. (and 0 other senses)
Kluge {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kluge Something that should not work, but does. (and 2 other senses)
Klutz {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) klutz {{lb|en|US|pejorative}} A [[clumsy]] or [[stupid]] [[person]]. (and 0 other senses)
Knab {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) knab {{lb|en|colloquial}} To [[nab]] or [[steal]]. (and 1 other senses)
Knack {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) knack A [[readiness]] in [[performance]]; [[aptness]] at doing something. {{defdate|from 1580}} (and 4 other senses)
Knarr {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) knarr {{lb|en|historical}} A kind of [[Norse]] [[merchant ship]] used by the [[Viking]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Knell {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) knell {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[ring]] a bell [[slowly]], especially for a [[funeral]]; to [[toll]]. (and 4 other senses)
Knight {{surname|en|A=An|[[English]]|[[status]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for someone who was a [[mounted]... (and 0 other senses) knight {{lb|en|historical}} A young servant or follower; a trained military attendant in service of a [[lor... (and 10 other senses)
Knights {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) knights {{plural of|en|knight}} (and 1 other senses)
Knitter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) knitter A person or a machine that [[knit]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Knocker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) knocker A device, usually [[hinged]] with a striking [[plate]], used for [[knock]]ing on a [[door]]. (and 10 other senses)
Knoll {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) knoll A small [[mound]] or [[rounded]] [[hill]]. (and 5 other senses)
Koala {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) koala A tree-dwelling [[marsupial]], ''[[Phascolarctos cinereus]]'', that resembles a small [[bear]] with ... (and 0 other senses)
Kobza {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kobza {{lb|en|musical instruments}} A [[lute]]-like stringed instrument traditionally made from a single b... (and 1 other senses)
Koff {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) koff A two-[[mast]]ed [[Dutch]] [[vessel]]. (and 0 other senses)
Kohen {{surname|en|Jewish|from=Hebrew}} (and 1 other senses) kohen {{lb|en|Judaism}} {{alternative spelling of|en|cohen}} (and 0 other senses)
Kohl {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) kohl A [[dark]] [[powder#Noun|powder]] (usually [[powdered]] [[antimony]]) used as [[eye#Noun|eye]] [[mak... (and 1 other senses)
Kolk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kolk {{lb|en|geology}} An underwater [[vortex]] similar to a [[whirlwind]], capable of dislodging, pickin... (and 0 other senses)
Kort {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) KoRT {{lb|en|informal}} {{abbreviation of|en|Knight of the Round Table}} (and 1 other senses)
Kraft {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kraft A kind of strong, smooth brown [[wrapping paper]]. (and 0 other senses)
Krantz {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) krantz {{lb|en|in South Africa}} An encircling or overhanging [[wall]] of [[rock]]. (and 0 other senses)
Kray {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kray {{alt form|en|krai}} (and 0 other senses)
Kreutzer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kreutzer A [[medieval]] [[silver]] [[coin]] once u (and 0 other senses)
Krill {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) krill any of several small [[marine]] [[crustacean]] [[species]] of [[plankton]] in the [[order]] [[Euphau... (and 0 other senses)
Kroner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kroner {{plural of|en|krone}} (and 0 other senses)
Kroon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kroon The former [[currency]] of [[Estonia]], divided into 100 [[senti]] (and 0 other senses)
Kudo {{surname|en|from=Japanese}} (and 0 other senses) kudo {{lb|en|nonstandard|proscribed}} A [[compliment]] or [[praise]]. (and 0 other senses)
Kuhl {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kuhl {{alt form|en|kohl}} (and 0 other senses)
Kula {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) kula A [[tower]], [[turret]] or [[steeple]] on the [[Balkans]] erected during the period of [[w:Ottoman E... (and 1 other senses)
Kulak {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kulak {{lb|en|historical}} A [[prosperous]] [[peasant]] in the Russian Empire or the Soviet Union, who own... (and 0 other senses)
Kulis {{surname|en|from=Polish}} (and 0 other senses) kulis {{plural of|en|kuli}} (and 0 other senses)
Kulkarni {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kulkarni {{lb|en|historical}} A person in parts of [[India]] who was responsible for maintaining the [[accoun... (and 0 other senses)
Kumari {{surname|en|from=Sanskrit}} (and 1 other senses) kumari {{lb|en|Hinduism|chiefly|_|Nepal}} A living goddess; a [[prepubescent]] [[girl]] worshipped as a man... (and 0 other senses)
Kuna {{surname|en|from=Polish}} (and 2 other senses) kuna the [[currency]] of [[Croatia]], divided into 100 [[lipa]] (and 0 other senses)
Kyaw {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kyaw {{lb|en|Scotland|dialect}} A [[jackdaw]]. (and 0 other senses)
Kyle {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|habitational|from=Scottish Gaelic}} (and 2 other senses) kyle {{lb|en|Scotland}} A [[narrow#Adjective|narrow]] [[arm#Noun|arm]] or [[channel#Noun|channel]] of the... (and 0 other senses)
Kyte {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) kyte {{lb|en|Scotland}} {{alternative spelling of|en|kite|t=the [[stomach#Noun|stomach]]; the [[belly]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Labella {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) labella {{plural of|en|labellum}} (and 0 other senses)
Labra {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) labra {{plural of|en|labrum}} (and 0 other senses)
Labrum {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) labrum {{lb|en|entomology}} The uppermost of the mouthparts ([[trophi]]) of a typical insect, such as a [[c... (and 2 other senses)
Lac {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) LAC {{lb|en|UK|education}} {{initialism of|en|[[look after|looked-after]] [[child]]ren}} (and 2 other senses)
Lacey {{surname|en|[[Norman]] [[habitational]]|from=Old French|nodot=1}} from a place ''[[Lassy]]'' in [[C... (and 2 other senses) lacey {{alternative spelling of|en|lacy}} (and 0 other senses)
Laches {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) laches {{lb|en|legal}} An unreasonable delay in bringing a [[claim]] [[allege|alleging]] a [[wrong]], which... (and 0 other senses)
Lackey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lackey A [[footman]], a [[livery|liveried]] male servant. (and 3 other senses)
Lacy {{surname|en|from=Old French|nodot=1}}, a spelling variant of [[Lacey]]. (and 2 other senses) lacy Made of [[lace]] or decorated with it. (and 1 other senses)
Lade {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) lade To [[fill]] or [[load]] (related to cargo or a shipment). (and 8 other senses)
Lain {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lain {{inflection of|en|lie|gloss=to be oriented in a horizontal position, situated||past|part}} (and 1 other senses)
Lair {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lair A place [[inhabit]]ed by a [[wild]] [[animal]], often a [[cave]] or a [[hole]] in the ground. (and 11 other senses)
Laird {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) laird {{lb|en|chiefly|Scotland}} The [[owner]] of a [[Scottish#Adjective|Scottish]] [[estate]]; a [[member... (and 2 other senses)
Lait {{surname|en|from=Old Norse}} (and 0 other senses) lait {{lb|en|ambitransitive|UK|_|dialectal|obsolete}} To [[seek]]; [[search]] for; [[inquire]]. (and 0 other senses)
Lake {{surname|en}} (and 16 other senses) lake A large, landlocked stretch of water. (and 11 other senses)
Lakin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lakin {{lb|en|rare}} A [[toy#Noun|toy]]. (and 0 other senses)
Lall {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lall {{lb|en|intransitive}} To speak with [[lallation]]. (and 0 other senses)
Lalla {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lalla {{lb|en|historical}} In [[Persia]], a kind of [[domestic]] [[tutor]]. (and 3 other senses)
Lally {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lally {{lb|en|Polari|usually plural}} [[leg|Leg]] (and 0 other senses)
Lam {{surname|en|from=Cantonese}} (and 0 other senses) LAM {{lb|en|military|weaponry}} {{abbreviation of|en|[[light]] [[antiarmor]]/[[antiarmour]] [[missile]]}... (and 0 other senses)
Lama {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lama A master of [[Tibetan]] [[Buddhism]]. (and 0 other senses)
Lamb {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 1 other senses) lamb A young [[sheep]]. (and 6 other senses)
Lambie {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lambie {{lb|en|childish|or|endearing}} A [[lamb]]. (and 0 other senses)
Lambing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lambing {{present participle of|en|lamb|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Lamer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lamer {{en-comparative of|lame}} (and 1 other senses)
Lamming {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lamming {{present participle of|en|lam|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Lamp {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) LAMP {{lb|en|Internet}} {{acronym of|en|[[Linux]], [[Apache]], {{w|MySQL}}, and [[PHP]]|nodot=1}}: a popu... (and 1 other senses)
Lamping {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lamping {{lb|en|archaic}} [[bright|Bright]], [[flashing]], [[resplendent]]. (and 1 other senses)
Lampron {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) lampron {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[lamprey]]. (and 0 other senses)
Lan {{surname|en|from=Chinese|nodot=1}} of [[Chinese]] origin. (and 1 other senses) LAN {{lb|en|networking}} {{acronym of|en|local area network}} (and 0 other senses)
Lance {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) lance A [[weapon]] of [[war]], [[consist]]ing of a long [[shaft]] or [[handle]] and a [[steel]] [[blade]] ... (and 10 other senses)
Lancet {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lancet A sharp, pointed, two-edged [[surgical]] instrument used in [[venesection]] and for opening abscesse... (and 4 other senses)
Land {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) land The [[part]] of [[Earth]] which is not covered by [[ocean]]s or other bodies of [[water]]. (and 24 other senses)
Landau {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) landau A type of [[lightweight]], [[four]]-[[wheeled#Adjective|wheeled]] [[carriage]] in which the [[front]... (and 1 other senses)
Lander {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) lander One who lands, or who lands something. (and 4 other senses)
Landers {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) landers {{plural of|en|lander}} (and 0 other senses)
Landman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) landman Someone who lives or works on [[land]], as opposed to a [[seaman]]. (and 1 other senses)
Landsman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) landsman A person who does not go to sea, who lacks the skills of a [[sailor]] or who is uncomfortable on shi... (and 4 other senses)
Lane {{surname|en|[[topographic]]|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} for someone who lived in a [[lane]]. (and 10 other senses) lane {{lb|en|used in street names}} A [[road]], [[street]], or similar [[thoroughfare]]. (and 11 other senses)
Lang {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) lang {{lb|en|obsolete|outside|Northumbria}} [[long]] (and 0 other senses)
Langer {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) langer {{lb|en|slang|Ireland|pejorative}} Fool; idiot; annoying or contemptible person (usually male). (and 2 other senses)
Langley {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) langley A [[unit]] of heat transmission in the [[CGS]] system of units. It is equivalent to 41,840 J/m (and 0 other senses)
Lanier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lanier A [[leather]] [[thong]]. (and 1 other senses)
Lank {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lank [[slender|Slender]] or thin; not well filled out; not plump; [[shrunken]]; [[lean]]. (and 4 other senses)
Lapan {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) LAPAN The {{w|National Institute of Aeronautics and Space}}, an Indonesian space program. (and 0 other senses)
Laplace {{lb|en|countabkle}} {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 1 other senses) LaPlace {{place|en|town|co/St. John the Baptist Parish|s/Louisiana|c/USA}} (and 0 other senses)
Lard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lard [[fat|Fat]] from the [[abdomen]] of a [[pig]], especially as prepared for use in cooking or pharmacy... (and 8 other senses)
Lare {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lare {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[lore]]; [[learning]] (and 2 other senses)
Large {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) large Of [[considerable]] or [[relatively]] [[great]] [[size]] or [[extent]]. (and 10 other senses)
Largo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) largo {{lb|en|music}} a very slow [[tempo]] (and 2 other senses)
Larin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) larin {{lb|en|historical}} Any of a class of [[twisted]] or [[hook]]-shaped [[metal]] objects serving as [... (and 0 other senses)
Laris {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) laris {{plural of|en|lari}} (and 0 other senses)
Lark {{surname|en|from=nicknames|nodot=1}}, from {{m|en|lark}} as a byname or for a catcher and seller of... (and 4 other senses) lark Any of various small, singing [[passerine]] [[bird]]s of the family {{m|mul|Alaudidae}}. (and 7 other senses)
Larned {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) larned {{en-past of|larn}} (and 0 other senses)
LaRue {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 2 other senses) Larue {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses)
Lash {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lash The [[thong]] or [[braid]]ed [[cord]] of a [[whip]], with which the [[blow]] is given. (and 19 other senses)
Lasher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lasher One who [[whip]]s or [[lash]]es. (and 2 other senses)
Last {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) last [[final|Final]], [[ultimate]], coming after all others of its kind. (and 18 other senses)
Laster {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) laster A workman whose business it is to shape boots or shoes, or place [[leather]] smoothly, on [[last]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Lathers {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lathers {{en-third-person singular of|lather}} (and 0 other senses)
Latimer {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) latimer {{lb|en|obsolete}} An [[interpreter]]. (and 0 other senses)
Laugher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) laugher One who [[laugh]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Laughter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) laughter The sound of [[laugh]]ing, produced by air so expelled; any similar sound. (and 2 other senses)
Lauter {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) lauter {{lb|en|brewing|of [[mash]]|only attributive}} [[clear|Clear]]. (and 1 other senses)
Lavender {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) lavender Any of a group of European [[plant]]s, genus, ''[[Lavandula]]'', of the [[mint]] family. (and 6 other senses)
Laver {{surname|en|from=Anglo-Norman}} (and 0 other senses) laver A [[red alga]]/[[seaweed]], ''[[Porphyra umbilicalis]]'' (syn. ''[[Porphyra laciniata]]''), eaten as... (and 4 other senses)
Lavy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lavy {{lb|en|UK|_|dialectal|Northern England|Scotland}} [[lavish|Lavish]]; [[liberal]]. (and 1 other senses)
Law {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 7 other senses) law The body of binding rules and regulations, customs{{,}} and standards established in a community by ... (and 19 other senses)
Lawing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lawing Going to [[law]]; [[litigation]]. (and 3 other senses)
Lawless {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) lawless Not [[govern]]ed by any [[law]]. (and 2 other senses)
Lawman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lawman {{lb|en|law|historical}} A [[lawspeaker]]: a [[declare]]r of the [[law]]. (and 4 other senses)
Laws {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) laws {{plural of|en|law}} (and 1 other senses)
Lawson {{surname|en|A=An English and Scottish [[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 7 other senses) lawson a chemical and dye found in [[henna]] (''[[Lawsonia inermis]]'') (and 0 other senses)
Lax {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) LAX [[IATA]] airport code for {{w|Los Angeles International Airport}}. (and 0 other senses)
Laye {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) laye {{obsolete spelling of|en|lay}} (and 1 other senses)
Layer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) layer A single [[thickness]] of some [[material]] [[covering]] a [[surface]]. (and 9 other senses)
Layman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) layman [[layperson|Layperson]], someone who is not an ordained [[cleric]] or member of the [[clergy]]. (and 5 other senses)
Lazar {{surname|en|British}} (and 2 other senses) lazar {{lb|en|archaic}} A [[sufferer]] of an [[infectious]] [[disease]], especially [[leprosy]]. (and 0 other senses)
Lazer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lazer One who lazes. (and 2 other senses)
Le {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) LE {{initialism of|en|law enforcement}} (and 2 other senses)
Lea {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=Middle English|nodot=1}}, a variant of [[Lee]]. (and 3 other senses) lea An open field, [[meadow]]. (and 2 other senses)
Leach {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) leach A quantity of wood ashes, through which water passes, and thus imbibes the [[alkali]]. (and 5 other senses)
Leader {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a person who led a [[horse]] and [... (and 1 other senses) leader Any person who [[lead#Verb|lead]]s or directs. (and 2 other senses)
Leaf {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) leaf The usually [[green]] and flat [[organ]] that represents the most [[prominent]] feature of most vege... (and 15 other senses)
League {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) league A [[group]] or [[association]] of [[cooperate|cooperating]] members. (and 8 other senses)
Leak {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) leak A [[crack]], [[crevice]], [[fissure]], or [[hole]] which [[admits]] [[water]] or other [[fluid]], or... (and 12 other senses)
Leaming {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) leaming {{present participle of|en|leam|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Lean {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lean To incline, deviate, or bend, from a vertical position; to be in a position thus inclining or deviat... (and 16 other senses)
Leap {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) LEAP {{lb|en|computing}} {{initialism of|en|Lightweight Extensible Authentication Protocol}} (and 0 other senses)
Lear {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) lear {{lb|en|now|_|Scotland}} Something learned; a lesson. (and 3 other senses)
Leared {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) leared {{en-past of|lear}} (and 0 other senses)
Learn {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) learn To [[acquire]], or attempt to acquire [[knowledge]] or an ability to do something. (and 6 other senses)
Learned {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) learned Having much [[learning]], knowledgeable, erudite; highly [[educated]]. (and 4 other senses)
Leary {{surname|en|A=An|Irish|from=Irish|nodot=1}}, an alternate anglicization of {{m|ga|[[Ó]] [[Laoghaire... (and 4 other senses) leary {{alt sp|en|leery}} (and 0 other senses)
Lease {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lease {{lb|en|formal|law}} An [[interest in land]] granting [[use]] or [[occupation]] of [[real estate]] f... (and 13 other senses)
Leasure {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) leasure {{misspelling of|en|leisure}} (and 0 other senses)
Leather {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) leather A tough material produced from the [[skin]] of [[animal]]s, by [[tan]]ning or similar process, used ... (and 11 other senses)
Leatherman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) leatherman A member of a [[homosexual]] [[male]] [[subculture]] that grew out of male-only [[motorcycle]] clubs... (and 1 other senses)
Leatherwood {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) leatherwood A [[deciduous]] [[shrub]], of the genus ''[[Dirca]]'', that has leathery bark (and 1 other senses)
Leaver {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) leaver One who [[leave]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Lecher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lecher A [[lecherous]] person. (and 1 other senses)
Lecky {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lecky {{lb|en|British|slang}} [[electricity|Electricity]]. (and 0 other senses)
Leddy {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) leddy {{pronunciation spelling of|en|lady}} (and 0 other senses)
Ledger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ledger A [[book#Noun|book]] for [[keep#Verb|keeping]] [[note#Noun|notes]]; a [[record book]], a [[register#... (and 8 other senses)
Lee {{surname|en|A=An|English [[topographic]]|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} for someone who lived near a... (and 3 other senses) lee {{lb|en|nautical}} A protected cove or harbor, out of the wind. (and 4 other senses)
Leech {{surname|en|from=occupations|dot=,}} derived from the profession ''[[leech]]'', a former word for a... (and 0 other senses) leech An aquatic [[blood]]-[[suck]]ing [[annelid]] of class [[Hirudinea]], especially {{taxlink|Hirudo med... (and 9 other senses)
Lees {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) lees The [[sediment]] that settles during [[fermentation]] of beverages, consisting of dead [[yeast]] and... (and 1 other senses)
Leese {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) leese {{lb|en|obsolete}} To [[lose]]. (and 3 other senses)
Leet {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) leet {{lb|en|Scotland}} A portion or list, especially a list of candidates for an office; also the candid... (and 10 other senses)
LeFlore {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) Leflore {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses)
Legate {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) legate A [[deputy]] representing the [[pope]], specifically a papal [[ambassador]] sent on special [[eccles... (and 3 other senses)
Lege {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lege {{lb|en|US|colloquial}} {{clipping of|en|legislature}} (and 2 other senses)
Leger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) leger {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[light#Adjective|Light]]; [[slender]], [[slim#Adjective|slim]]; [[trivial]]. (and 3 other senses)
Legge {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) legge {{obsolete spelling of|en|leg}} (and 0 other senses)
Legman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) legman {{lb|en|originally|US}} A [[person]] [[hire#Verb|hired]] to [[carry out]] [[errand]]s or (often) [[m... (and 1 other senses)
Lehr {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) lehr A long [[oven]] or [[kiln]], often having a moving [[belt]], used for [[annealing]] [[glass]]. (and 0 other senses)
Lei {{surname|en|from=Chinese}} (and 0 other senses) lei A [[garland]] of flowers in [[Hawaii]]. (and 1 other senses)
Leigh {{surname|en|from=Middle English|nodot=1}}, variant of [[Lee]]. (and 2 other senses) leigh {{lb|en|archaic}} A [[meadow]]. (and 0 other senses)
Leister {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) leister {{lb|en|fishing}} A [[spear#Noun|spear]] [[arm#Verb|armed]] with three or more [[barbed#Adjective|ba... (and 1 other senses)
Leisure {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) leisure [[freedom|Freedom]] provided by the [[cessation]] of [[activities]]. (and 2 other senses)
Lema {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lema {{lb|en|physiology|rare}} The [[secretion]] of the [[tarsal gland]]s of the [[eye]]. (and 0 other senses)
Leman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) leman {{lb|en|archaic}} One [[beloved]]; a [[lover]], a [[sweetheart]] of either sex (especially a secret ... (and 1 other senses)
Leming {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) leming {{present participle of|en|leme|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Lemon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lemon A yellowish [[citrus]] [[fruit]]. (and 10 other senses)
Lemp {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) LEMP {{lb|en|Internet|_|software}} {{initialism of|en|[[Linux]], {{w|Nginx}}, {{w|MySQL}}, and [[PHP]]|no... (and 0 other senses)
Lender {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) lender One who [[lend]]s, especially [[money]]; specifically, a [[bank]] or other [[entity]] that specializ... (and 0 other senses)
Leno {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) leno {{lb|en|textiles}} A type of [[weave]] used to make light, open cotton fabric used for window curtai... (and 0 other senses)
Lensing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lensing {{present participle of|en|lens|nocat=1}} (and 2 other senses)
Lento {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) lento {{lb|en|music}} [[slow|Slow]] (45–60 [[bpm]]). {{defdate|since 1724}} (and 1 other senses)
Leopard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) leopard ''[[Panthera pardus]]'', a [[large]] [[wild cat]] with a [[spotted]] [[coat]] [[native]] to [[Africa... (and 3 other senses)
Lepak {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lepak {{lb|en|intransitive|Malaysia|Singapore}} To [[loiter]] about [[casually]]; to [[hang out]]. (and 0 other senses)
Lepper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lepper A horse that jumps well. (and 2 other senses)
Lesser {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lesser {{en-comparative of|little}} (and 2 other senses)
Lessing {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) lessing {{present participle of|en|less|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Letterman {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) letterman {{lb|en|US}} A [[student]] who has attained a specified level of participation in a sporting or othe... (and 0 other senses)
Leva {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) leva {{en-ipl|lev|ending=a}} (and 0 other senses)
Level {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) level The [[same]] [[height]] at all [[place]]s; [[parallel]] to a [[flat]] [[ground]]. (and 28 other senses)
Lever {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lever {{lb|en|mechanics}} A [[rigid]] piece which is capable of [[turn]]ing about one point, or [[axis]] (... (and 10 other senses)
Levering {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) levering {{present participle of|en|lever|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Levier {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) levier One who levies. (and 0 other senses)
Levin {{surname|en|from=Hebrew}} (and 2 other senses) levin {{lb|en|archaic|poetic}} [[lightning|Lightning]]; a bolt of lightning; also, a bright [[flame]] or l... (and 0 other senses)
Leviner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) leviner A [[swift]] [[hound]]. (and 0 other senses)
Levy {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 2 other senses) levy To [[impose]] (a [[tax]] or [[fine]]) to [[collect]] [[monies]] due, or to [[confiscate]] [[property... (and 9 other senses)
Lewes {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) lewes {{label|en|obsolete}} {{en-ipl|lew|ending=es}} (and 0 other senses)
Ley {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) ley {{alternative spelling of|en|lea}} (and 4 other senses)
Li {{surname|en|from=Chinese|nodot=1}} of [[Chinese]] origin (and 5 other senses) li The [[Chinese mile]], a [[traditional]] [[unit of measure|unit]] of [[distance]] [[equal]] to 1500 [... (and 5 other senses)
Liberator {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) liberator A person who [[free]]s or [[liberate]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Liberty {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) liberty The condition of being [[free]] from [[control]] or [[restriction]]s. (and 7 other senses)
Lick {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lick The act of [[licking]]; a stroke of the tongue. (and 19 other senses)
Liddle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) liddle {{pronunciation spelling of|en|little}} (and 0 other senses)
Lie {{lb|en|attributive}} {{surname|en|Norwegian}} (and 0 other senses) LIE {{initialism of|en|[[Long Island]] [[expressway|Expressway]] ([[I-495]])}} (and 0 other senses)
Lieder {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) lieder {{plural of|en|lied}} (and 0 other senses)
Lieu {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lieu A [[place]] or [[stead]]; See [[in lieu]] or [[in lieu of]] (and 0 other senses)
Light {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) light {{lb|en|physics|uncountable}} Visible [[electromagnetic radiation]]. The human eye can typically det... (and 48 other senses)
Lightfoot {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 1 other senses) lightfoot {{lb|en|poetic}} [[light-footed|Light-footed]]. (and 0 other senses)
Lighty {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lighty {{lb|en|South Africa|slang}} A young man; a boy. (and 1 other senses)
Like {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) like To [[enjoy]], be pleased by; [[favor]]; be in favor of. (and 31 other senses)
Likely {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) likely [[probable]]; having a greater-than-even [[chance]] of [[occur]]ring (and 9 other senses)
Lill {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) lill {{lb|en|obsolete|dialect}} To [[loll]]. (and 0 other senses)
Limb {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) limb A major [[appendage]] of human or animal, used for [[locomotion]] (such as an [[arm]], [[leg]] or [[... (and 12 other senses)
Liming {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) liming {{present participle of|en|lime|nocat=1}} (and 2 other senses)
Limmer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) limmer {{lb|en|Scotland}} A [[rogue]]; a low, base fellow. (and 5 other senses)
Lin {{surname|en|from=Chinese|nodot=1}} of [[Chinese]] origin (see: [[æž—]]) (and 2 other senses) lin {{lb|en|UK|_|dialectal|Northern England|Scotland}} To [[desist]], to [[stop]] to [[cease]]. (and 2 other senses)
Lind {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lind {{lb|en|obsolete}} the [[lime]] tree, or [[linden]] tree (and 0 other senses)
Linden {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=Old English|dot=, a variant of [[Lyndon]].}} (and 17 other senses) linden {{lb|en|obsolete}} Made of [[lime]]-wood. (and 2 other senses)
Line {{surname|en|English and Scottish|A=An}} (and 0 other senses) LINE {{lb|en|genetics}} {{acronym of|en|w:long interspersed nuclear element|dot=,}} a type of [[retrotran... (and 1 other senses)
Linen {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) linen {{lb|en|uncountable}} [[thread|Thread]] or cloth made from [[flax]] fiber. (and 4 other senses)
Liner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) LINER {{lb|en|initialism}} low ionization nuclear emission line region (and 0 other senses)
Ling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ling Any of various [[marine]] [[food]] [[fish]], of the genus ''[[Molva]]'', resembling the [[cod]]. (and 3 other senses)
Linger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) linger {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[stay]] or [[remain]] in a place or situation, especially as if [[unwilli... (and 2 other senses)
Lingo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lingo Language, especially [[language]] peculiar to a particular group, field, or region; [[jargon]] or a ... (and 0 other senses)
Linker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) linker That which [[link]]s. (and 5 other senses)
Linn {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) linn {{lb|en|Scotland|Northern England}} A [[pool#Noun|pool]] of [[water#Noun|water]], especially one bel... (and 1 other senses)
Linne {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) linne {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[flax]] (and 0 other senses)
Linney {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) linney {{alt form|en|linhay}} (and 0 other senses)
Linsey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) linsey A [[cloth]] made of [[linen]] and [[wool]]. (and 1 other senses)
Lint {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lint [[clinging|Clinging]] [[fuzzy]] [[fluff]] that clings to fabric or [[accumulate]]s in one's [[pocket... (and 4 other senses)
Lipa {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) lipa {{lb|en|often|in the plural}} A subdivision of currency, equal to one hundredth of a Croatian [[kuna... (and 0 other senses)
Lippy {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) lippy {{lb|en|informal}} Having [[prominent]] [[lip]]s. (and 3 other senses)
Lish {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lish {{lb|en|linguistics}} A [[hybrid]] [[variety]] of English having a name that is [[derive]]d from a [... (and 1 other senses)
Lisle {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) lisle A type of strong [[cotton]] [[thread]], or a [[cloth]] woven from such thread. (and 0 other senses)
List {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) list A [[strip#Noun|strip]] of [[fabric]], especially from the [[edge#Noun|edge]] of a [[piece#Noun|piece... (and 32 other senses)
Lister {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[textile]] [[dyer]]. (and 0 other senses) lister A [[spear]] armed with three or more [[prong]]s, for striking fish. (and 4 other senses)
Litten {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) litten {{lb|en|archaic}} {{past participle of|en|light|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Little {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) little [[small|Small]] in size. (and 15 other senses)
Littler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) littler {{en-comparative of|little}} (and 0 other senses)
Lively {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) lively Full of [[life]]; [[energetic]]. (and 9 other senses)
Livings {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) livings {{plural of|en|living}} (and 0 other senses)
Llano {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) llano A [[plain]] or [[steppe]] in parts of Latin America. (and 0 other senses)
Loa {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) loa In the [[voodoo]] [[religion]], a [[spirit]] [[intermediary]] between [[Bondye]] (the creator god) a... (and 0 other senses)
Loader {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) loader [[agent noun|Agent noun]] of [[load]]; a person or device that [[load]]s. (and 3 other senses)
Lobo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lobo {{lb|en|Southwestern US|_|dialects}} A [[wolf]]. (and 0 other senses)
Lock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lock Something used for [[fasten]]ing, which can only be opened with a [[key]] or [[combination]]. (and 23 other senses)
Locke {{surname|en|English|A=An|dot= (and 0 other senses) locke {{archaic spelling of|en|lock}} (and 0 other senses)
Locker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) locker A type of [[storage]] [[compartment]] with a [[lock]], usually used to store personal possessions fo... (and 3 other senses)
Locket {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) locket A [[pendant]] that opens to reveal a space used for storing a [[photograph]] or other small item. (and 2 other senses)
Lockman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lockman {{lb|en|Scotland|archaic}} A [[public]] [[executioner]]. (and 1 other senses)
Locks {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) locks {{plural of|en|lock}} (and 3 other senses)
Locust {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) locust Any of the [[grasshopper]]s, often [[polyphenic]] and usually [[swarming]], in the family [[Acridida... (and 16 other senses)
Loden {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) loden A thick waterproof cloth used for garments. (and 2 other senses)
Lodes {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) lodes {{plural of|en|lode}} (and 0 other senses)
Lodge {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) lodge A building for recreational use such as a [[hunting lodge]] or a summer cabin. (and 19 other senses)
Loft {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) LOFT {{lb|en|nuclear industry}} [[loss]] [[of]] [[fluid]] [[test]] (and 0 other senses)
Lofting {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lofting {{lb|en|mining}} Lagging or [[longitudinal]] timber resting on caps to support the [[roof]] of a wor... (and 3 other senses)
Login {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) login {{lb|en|computing}} A [[combination]] of a [[user]]'s [[identification]] and [[password]] used to en... (and 2 other senses)
Loh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) LOH {{lb|en|US|_|military|_|aviation}} {{acronym of|en|[[light]] [[observation]] [[helicopter]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Loi {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) LOI {{initialism of|en|letter of intent}} (and 1 other senses)
Loma {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 4 other senses) loma {{lb|en|zoology}} A [[lobe]], [[flap]] or [[fringe]] bordering the [[toe]] of a [[bird]]. (and 1 other senses)
Lomas {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) lomas [[fog|Fog]] [[oasis|oases]], areas of fog-watered vegetation in the coastal desert of Peru and north... (and 0 other senses)
Lonas {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) lonas {{plural of|en|lona}} (and 0 other senses)
Long {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} Originally a [[nickname]] for a tall man. (and 2 other senses) long {{senseid|en|lengthy}} Having much [[distance]] from one terminating point on an object or an area t... (and 24 other senses)
Longe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) longe {{lb|en|US|transitive}} To work (a [[horse]]) in a [[circle]] at the end of a long [[line]] or [[rop... (and 4 other senses)
Longest {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) longest {{en-superlative of|long}} (and 2 other senses)
Longshore {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) longshore Of, relating to, or living along a [[seacoast]]. (and 1 other senses)
Loo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) loo ''A [[cry]] to [[urge]] on [[hunting]] [[dog]]s.'' (and 14 other senses)
Looby {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) looby {{lb|en|now|rare|dialect}} A large and [[awkward]] or [[clumsy]] person; an [[oaf]]. (and 0 other senses)
Look {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) look To [[try]] to [[see]], to [[pay attention]] to with one’s [[eyes]]. (and 16 other senses)
Looker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) looker {{lb|en|literally}} One that looks or is actively looking; a [[watcher]]; an [[observer]]. (and 3 other senses)
Looney {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) looney {{alternative spelling of|en|loony}} (and 1 other senses)
Loop {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) loop A [[length]] of [[thread]], [[line]] or [[rope]] that is [[doubled]] [[over]] to make an [[opening]]... (and 25 other senses)
Looper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) looper An instrument or tool, such as a [[bodkin]], for forming a [[loop]] in yarn or cord, etc. (and 3 other senses)
Loopy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) loopy Having [[loop]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Loose {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) loose {{lb|en|transitive}} To let loose, to free from restraints. (and 25 other senses)
Loper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) loper One who or that which [[lope]]s; a [[runner]]; a [[leaper]]. (and 2 other senses)
Lor {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lor {{n-g|Used to convey a sense of [[resignation]].}} (and 1 other senses)
Lorimer {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a person who made [[stirrup]] [[ir... (and 0 other senses) lorimer {{lb|en|obsolete}} A person who makes the [[bit]]s and other [[metal]] parts of a [[horse]]'s [[brid... (and 0 other senses)
Loring {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) loring {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[instructive|Instructive]] [[discourse]]; [[instruction]]; [[teaching]]. (and 0 other senses)
Lose {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) lose {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[cause]] (something) to cease to be in one's [[possession]] or [[capability... (and 10 other senses)
Loser {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) loser A person who [[lose]]s; one who [[fail]]s to [[win]] or [[thrive]]. (and 5 other senses)
Losh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) losh {{lb|en|Scotland}} Expressing surprise, wonder etc. (and 0 other senses)
Loth {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) loth {{lb|en|now|historical}} A measure of [[weight]] formerly used in Germany, the Netherlands and some ... (and 0 other senses)
Loud {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) loud {{lb|en|of a sound}} Of great [[intensity]]. (and 7 other senses)
Louden {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) louden To become [[louder]]. (and 0 other senses)
Louder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) louder {{en-comparative of|loud}} (and 0 other senses)
Lough {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lough {{lb|en|Ireland}} A [[lake]] or long, narrow [[inlet]], especially in [[Ireland]]. (and 1 other senses)
Louk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) louk {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[weed]]; [[pull]] up weeds. (and 1 other senses)
Loupe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) loupe A [[magnifying glass]], usually mounted in an [[eyepiece]], often used by [[jeweller]]s and [[watchm... (and 1 other senses)
Loureiro {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) loureiro A [[grape]] [[variety]] cultivated in [[Spain]] and [[Portugal]], used in the production of [[white ... (and 1 other senses)
Lourie {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lourie Any of several species of the family [[Musophagidae]]. (and 0 other senses)
Love {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) love {{lb|en|uncountable}} Strong affection. (and 19 other senses)
Loveday {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) loveday {{lb|en|now|historical}} A day appointed for a [[meeting]] intended to [[amicably]] resolve a [[disp... (and 1 other senses)
Loveless {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) loveless Without [[love]]. (and 0 other senses)
Lovelock {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) lovelock A lock of [[hair]] that hangs down and is worn apart from the hair that remains. (and 1 other senses)
Lovely {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lovely Beautiful; charming; very pleasing in form, looks, tone, or manner. (and 8 other senses)
Loving {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) loving The action of the verb ''to [[love]]''. (and 2 other senses)
Lovo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lovo A [[traditional]] [[earthen]] [[pit]] [[oven]] in [[Fiji]]. (and 0 other senses)
Low {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) LOW {{lb|en|military}} {{acronym of|en|[[launch]] [[on]] [[warning]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Lowder {{surname|en|A=An|English|nodot=1}}, a variant of {{l|en|Lowther}}. (and 0 other senses) lowder {{en-comparative of|lowd}} (and 0 other senses)
Lower {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lower {{en-comparative of|low}} (and 17 other senses)
Lowers {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) lowers {{en-third-person singular of|lower}} (and 0 other senses)
Lowery {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lowery [[dark]] and [[gloomy]]; [[threatening]]; [[lowering]] (and 0 other senses)
Lown {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lown {{lb|en|Scotland}} [[calm|Calm]], [[tranquillity]]. {{defdate|from 13th c.}} (and 3 other senses)
Lowry {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 2 other senses) lowry An open [[boxcar]] used on [[railroad]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Loy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) loy {{lb|en|Ireland}} A type of [[spade]] used in Ireland. (and 0 other senses)
Loyal {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 2 other senses) loyal [[having|Having]] or [[demonstrating]] [[undivided]] and [[constant]] [[support]] for someone or som... (and 2 other senses)
Luce {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) luce The [[pike]], ''[[Esox lucius]]'', when fully grown. (and 0 other senses)
Lucid {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) lucid [[clear]]; [[easily]] [[understood]] (and 3 other senses)
Luck {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) luck Something that happens to someone by [[chance]], a chance occurrence, especially a favourable one. (and 4 other senses)
Lucking {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) lucking {{present participle of|en|luck|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Lucks {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) lucks {{plural of|en|luck}} (and 1 other senses)
Lucky {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lucky {{lb|en|of people}} [[favour|Favoured]] by [[luck]]; [[fortunate]]; having [[good]] [[success]] or g... (and 1 other senses)
Lue {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lue {{label|en|mining|dialect|transitive}} To [[sift]] [[using]] a [[sieve]], particularly in mining [[t... (and 0 other senses)
Luff {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) luff {{lb|en|nautical}} The [[vertical]] [[edge]] of a [[sail]] that is closest to the direction of the [... (and 7 other senses)
Luger {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 1 other senses) luger Someone who competes in the [[luge]]. (and 0 other senses)
Lull {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lull A period of rest or soothing. (and 5 other senses)
Lum {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) lum {{lb|en|Scotland|northern England}} A [[chimney]]. (and 3 other senses)
Lumme {{surname|en|from=Finnish}} (and 0 other senses) lumme {{lb|en|UK|dated}} Expressing surprise. (and 0 other senses)
Lumpkin {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) lumpkin A [[clumsy]], [[heavy]], [[stupid]], [[silly]] or [[blundering]] person. (and 0 other senses)
Lung {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lung {{lb|en|anatomy}} A [[biological]] [[organ]] of [[vertebrates]] that controls [[breathing]] and [[ox... (and 2 other senses)
Lunger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lunger A person who [[lunge]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Lunt {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lunt A slow-burning [[match]] or [[torch]]. (and 3 other senses)
Lurry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lurry {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[lug]] or [[pull]] about. (and 3 other senses)
Lush {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lush [[juicy|Juicy]], [[succulent]]. (and 11 other senses)
Lusher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lusher {{en-comparative of|lush}} (and 1 other senses)
Lusk {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) lusk [[lazy]] or [[slothful]] (and 3 other senses)
Luster {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) luster [[shine|Shine]], [[polish]] or [[sparkle]]. (and 11 other senses)
Lute {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lute A [[fret]]ted [[string]]ed [[instrument]] of European origin, similar to the [[guitar]], having a bo... (and 5 other senses)
Luth {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) luth The [[leatherback]] [[turtle]]. (and 0 other senses)
Lutz {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 1 other senses) lutz {{lb|en|figure skating}} A [[jump]] in which the skater takes off from the back outside edge of one ... (and 0 other senses)
Ly {{surname|en|Vietnamese|from=Vietnamese}} (and 0 other senses) LY {{lb|en|astronomy|countable}} {{alternative spelling of|en|ly}}; [[light-year]] (and 1 other senses)
Lyke {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) lyke {{archaic spelling of|en|like}} (and 2 other senses)
Lynch {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) lynch To [[execute]] (somebody) without a proper legal [[trial]] or [[procedure]], especially by [[hanging... (and 0 other senses)
Lynes {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) lynes {{plural of|en|lyne|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Lyon {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 2 other senses) lyon {{obsolete spelling of|en|lion}} (and 0 other senses)
Mabe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mabe A [[mabe pearl]]. (and 0 other senses)
Mabey {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) mabey {{misspelling of|en|maybe}} (and 0 other senses)
MacAdam {{surname|en|from=Scottish Gaelic}} (and 0 other senses) macadam {{lb|en|uncountable}} The surface of a road consisting of layers of crushed stone (usually tar-coate... (and 2 other senses)
MacAdams {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) macadams {{plural of|en|macadam}} (and 1 other senses)
Machan {{surname|en|from=Czech}} (and 0 other senses) machan A kind of safety [[platform]] in a tree, used when [[hunting]] large animals or to escape a [[flood]... (and 0 other senses)
Macintosh {{surname|en|Scottish|from=Scottish Gaelic}} (and 1 other senses) macintosh {{lb|en|British}} A [[raincoat]]. (and 0 other senses)
MacLeod {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) Macleod {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses)
MacMillan {{surname|en|nodot=1}} of [[Scottish]] origin. (and 0 other senses) Macmillan {{lb|en|historical}} A member of the Scottish sect of [[Cameronian]]s or Reformed Presbyterians. (and 0 other senses)
Macron {{surname|en|French|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) macron {{lb|en|orthography}} A short, [[straight]], [[horizontal]] [[diacritical mark]] ([[¯|◌̄]]) placed o... (and 0 other senses)
Madden {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) madden {{lb|en|transitive}} To make [[angry]]. (and 2 other senses)
Madding {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) madding {{lb|en|archaic}} Affected with madness; raging; furious. (and 1 other senses)
Maddock {{surname|en|from=Welsh}} (and 1 other senses) maddock {{lb|en|obsolete}} An [[earthworm]] or [[maggot]]. (and 0 other senses)
Madison {{surname|en|A=An|English matronymic|from=given names|nodot=1}}; {{lb|en|US politics}} {{n-g|used sp... (and 6 other senses) madison {{lb|en|cycling}} A [[track cycling]] [[relay race]] in which team members [[take turns]] while raci... (and 0 other senses)
Maduro {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) maduro A [[cigar]] made with somewhat dark, medium-strength [[tobacco]]. (and 0 other senses)
Maestri {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) maestri {{plural of|en|maestro}} (and 0 other senses)
Magid {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) magid {{lb|en|Judaism}} {{alternative spelling of|en|maggid}} (and 0 other senses)
Magnon {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) magnon {{lb|en|physics}} A [[quantum]] of a [[spin wave]]. (and 0 other senses)
Mah {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mah {{lb|en|AAVE|Southern US}} {{pronunciation spelling of|en|my}} (and 1 other senses)
Mahone {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mahone {{lb|en|historical}} A large [[Turkish]] [[ship]]. {{century|16}} (and 0 other senses)
Maida {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) maida A finely [[mill]]ed, [[refine]]d and [[bleach]]ed [[wheat]] [[flour]], used in making many [[Indian]... (and 0 other senses)
Mailer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mailer One who sends [[mail]]. (and 3 other senses)
Mailler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mailler One who makes [[chainmail]]. (and 0 other senses)
Mainor {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mainor {{lb|en|legal|UK|obsolete}} The [[act]] or [[fact]], especially of [[theft]]. (and 1 other senses)
Mair {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mair {{lb|en|Geordie|Scotland}} [[more]] (and 2 other senses)
Maize {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) maize [[corn|Corn]]; a type of [[grain]] of the species ''[[Zea mays]]''. (and 0 other senses)
Majid {{surname|en|from=Arabic}} (and 0 other senses) majid {{lb|en|zoology}} Any [[crab]] in the [[family]] {{taxlink|Majidae|family}}. (and 0 other senses)
Major {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) major {{lb|en|attributive}}: (and 17 other senses)
Maka {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) maka {{lb|en|chiefly|Hawaii}} [[eye]] (and 0 other senses)
Makar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) makar A [[poet]] writing in [[Scots]]. (and 1 other senses)
Makara {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) makara An [[aquatic]] [[monster]] in [[Hindu]] [[mythology]]. (and 0 other senses)
Makepeace {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 1 other senses) makepeace {{lb|en|rare}} A [[peacemaker]]; one who [[reconcile]]s persons at [[variance]] with one another; a ... (and 1 other senses)
Maker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) maker Someone who [[make]]s; a person or thing that makes or produces something. (and 3 other senses)
Mako {{surname|en|from=Hungarian}} (and 0 other senses) mako [[mako shark]] (and 0 other senses)
Malanga {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) malanga Any of several [[Central American|Central]] and [[South American]] [[plant]]s, of the genus ''[[Xant... (and 3 other senses)
Malarkey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) malarkey {{lb|en|originally|US|informal}} [[nonsense|Nonsense]]; [[rubbish#Noun|rubbish]]. {{defdate|from 192... (and 0 other senses)
Males {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) males {{plural of|en|male}} (and 0 other senses)
Malkin {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) malkin {{lb|en|now|_|archaic|regional}} A (stereotypical name for a) lower-class or [[uncultured]] [[woman]... (and 5 other senses)
Mallard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mallard A common and widespread [[dabbling duck]], ''[[Anas platyrhynchos]]'', whose male has a distinctive ... (and 0 other senses)
Malley {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) malley {{lb|en|India|obsolete}} A [[gardener]]. (and 0 other senses)
Mallin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mallin A type of [[wetland]] in [[Patagonia]]. (and 0 other senses)
Mallow {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) mallow Any of a group of flowering plants in several [[genera]] of the taxonomic family [[Malvaceae]], espe... (and 1 other senses)
Malm {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) malm A [[soft]], [[crumbly]], [[chalk]]y, [[gray]]ish [[limestone]]. (and 1 other senses)
Malo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) malo {{lb|en|informal}} [[malolactic]] [[fermentation]] (and 1 other senses)
Mamo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mamo Either of two extinct species of Hawaiian [[honeycreeper]]s of the genus {{taxlink|Drepanis|genus|no... (and 0 other senses)
Mancia {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mancia [[tip]], [[gratuity]] (and 0 other senses)
Mandelbrot {{surname|en|from=Polish}} (and 0 other senses) mandelbrot A sort of [[cookie]]-like hard, sweet bread usually containing [[almond]]s traditionally eaten by [[... (and 0 other senses)
Mangal {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mangal A [[mangrove]] swamp or ecosystem. (and 1 other senses)
Mangel {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) mangel The [[sugar beet]], which can be refined to equal [[cane sugar]] in all manners save for botanical o... (and 1 other senses)
Manger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) manger A [[trough]] for animals to eat from. (and 0 other senses)
Mangle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mangle {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[change]], [[mutilate]] or [[disfigure]] by [[cutting]], [[tearing]], [[rea... (and 5 other senses)
Mangold {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mangold [[mangelwurzel]] (and 0 other senses)
Manifold {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) manifold [[various|Various]] in [[kind#Noun|kind]] or [[quality]]; [[diverse]]. (and 11 other senses)
Mank {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mank {{lb|en|transitive|obsolete}} To [[mutilate]]. (and 2 other senses)
Mankin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mankin {{lb|en|rare}} A little [[man]]; a [[manikin]]. (and 0 other senses)
Manly {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) manly Having the [[characteristic]]s of a [[man]]. (and 1 other senses)
Mannan {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mannan {{lb|en|carbohydrate}} A plant [[polysaccharide]] that is a highly branched [[polymer]] of [[mannose... (and 0 other senses)
Manner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) manner Mode of [[action]]; way of [[perform]]ing or [[do]]ing anything (and 7 other senses)
Manners {{surname|en|from=Norman}} (and 1 other senses) manners {{plural of|en|manner}} (and 1 other senses)
Manning {{surname|en|from=Irish|nodot=1}} (and 6 other senses) manning {{present participle of|en|man|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Manor {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) manor A [[landed]] [[estate]]. (and 5 other senses)
Manship {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) manship The characteristic of being a [[man]]; [[maleness]]; [[masculinity]]; [[manliness]]; [[manhood]]. (and 4 other senses)
Mantel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mantel The [[shelf]] above a [[fireplace]] which may be also a structural support for the [[masonry]] of th... (and 2 other senses)
Mantilla {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mantilla A [[lace]] [[veil]] of [[Spanish]] origin worn over a woman's hair and shoulders. (and 1 other senses)
Manus {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 2 other senses) manus {{lb|en|formal}} A [[hand]], as the part of the fore limb below the forearm in a human, or the corre... (and 2 other senses)
Many {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) many An [[indefinite]] large number of. (and 5 other senses)
Mao {{surname|en|common|from=Chinese|dot=,}} from Mandarin, usually referring to {{w|Mao Zedong}}. (and 1 other senses) MAO {{lb|en|enzyme}} {{initialism of|en|monoamine oxidase}} (and 0 other senses)
Maple {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) maple A [[tree]] of the genus ''[[Acer]]'', characterised by its usually [[palmate]] leaves and winged see... (and 1 other senses)
Marble {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) marble {{lb|en|uncountable|rock}} A [[metamorphic rock]] of [[crystalline]] [[limestone]]. {{defdate|from 1... (and 9 other senses)
Marchese {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) marchese An [[Italian]] [[marquis]]. (and 0 other senses)
Marchman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) marchman {{lb|en|historical}} A person living in the [[march]]es (border regions) between [[England]] and [[S... (and 0 other senses)
Marcks {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) MARCKS {{lb|en|protein}} {{acronym of|en|myristoylated alanine-rich C-kinase substrate}} (and 0 other senses)
Marcot {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) marcot {{lb|en|botany}} A [[branch]] formed by [[marcottage]] (and 1 other senses)
Mares {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mares {{plural of|en|mare}} (and 0 other senses)
Marinas {{surname|en|from=Galician}} (and 0 other senses) marinas {{plural of|en|marina}} (and 0 other senses)
Marjoram {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) marjoram A [[herb]] of the [[mint]] [[family]], ''[[Origanum majorana]]'', having [[aromatic]] [[leaf|leaves]... (and 1 other senses)
Market {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) market A [[gathering]] of [[people]] for the [[purchase]] and [[sale]] of [[merchandise]] at a set [[time]]... (and 10 other senses)
Markman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) markman {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[marksman]]. (and 0 other senses)
Marks {{surname|en|from=given names|nodot=1}} derived from the given name {{m|en|Mark}}. (and 1 other senses) marks {{plural of|en|mark}} (and 1 other senses)
Marler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) marler A [[laborer]] in a [[marlpit]]. (and 0 other senses)
Marlin {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) marlin Any species of game fish belonging to either of the genera {{taxlink|Tetrapturus|genus|noshow=1}} or... (and 0 other senses)
Marling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) marling {{present participle of|en|marl|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Maroon {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) maroon An escaped [[negro]] of the [[Caribbean]] and the [[Americas]] or a descendant of such a person. {{d... (and 7 other senses)
Marquis {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) marquis A nobleman in England, France, and Germany, of a rank next below that of [[duke]], but above a [[cou... (and 1 other senses)
Marra {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) marra {{lb|en|West Cumbrian|Geordie|Mackem|informal}} A [[friend]], [[pal]], [[buddy]], [[mate]]. (and 0 other senses)
Marron {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) marron A [[sweet chestnut]]. {{defdate|from 19th c.}} (and 1 other senses)
Marrow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) marrow {{lb|en|uncountable}} The substance inside bones which produces blood cells. (and 8 other senses)
Marsh {{surname|en|[[topographic]]|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} for someone living by a [[marsh]]. (and 1 other senses) marsh An area of low, wet land, often with tall grass. (and 0 other senses)
Marshal {{surname|en|A=An|[[English]] and [[Scottish]] [[status]]|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} for someone ... (and 1 other senses) marshal {{lb|en|historical}} A high-ranking officer in the household of a medieval prince or lord, who was o... (and 7 other senses)
Marshall {{surname|en|A=An|[[English]] and [[Scottish]] [[status]]|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} for someone ... (and 7 other senses) marshall {{lb|en|US}} {{alternative spelling of|en|marshal}} (and 0 other senses)
Marshman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) marshman An inhabitant of a [[marshy]] area or piece of [[marshland]]. {{defdate|from 15th c.}} (and 0 other senses)
Martel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) martel A [[hammer]], especially a [[war hammer]]. (and 1 other senses)
Marten {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) marten Any carnivorous mammal of the genus ''[[Martes]]'' in the family [[Mustelidae]]. (and 0 other senses)
Martins {{surname|en|from=given names|nodot=1}} derived from the given name [[Martin]]. (and 1 other senses) martins {{plural of|en|martin}} (and 0 other senses)
Marvel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) marvel That which causes [[wonder]]; a [[prodigy]]; a [[miracle]]. (and 4 other senses)
Marz {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) marz A first-level administrative entity in Armenia; usually translated as {{m|en|region}} in English. (and 0 other senses)
Mash {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) MASH {{acronym of|en|[[Mobile Army Surgical Hospital]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Masker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) masker {{lb|en|transitive|now|chiefly|dialectal}} To render [[giddy]] or [[senseless]] (and 5 other senses)
Mason {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a {{l|en|stonemason}}. (and 4 other senses) mason A [[bricklayer]], one whose occupation is to build with stone or brick (and 3 other senses)
Masser {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) masser {{lb|en|obsolete}} A priest who celebrates Mass (and 0 other senses)
Mast {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) MAST {{lb|en|emergency medicine|military}} {{initialism of|en|[[military]] [[antishock]] [[trousers]]|nod... (and 0 other senses)
Masterman {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) masterman {{lb|en|historical}} A [[master]] [[craftsman]], often employing apprentices or journeymen. (and 0 other senses)
Matey {{surname|en|from=Slavic languages}} (and 0 other senses) matey {{lb|en|UK}} [[sociable|Sociable]] or [[friendly]]. (and 3 other senses)
Matin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) matin of or relating to [[matins]] (and 1 other senses)
Matter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) matter {{lb|en|uncountable}} [[material#Noun|Material]], [[substance#Noun|substance]]. (and 8 other senses)
Mattes {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) mattes {{plural of|en|matte}} (and 0 other senses)
Matts {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) matts {{plural of|en|matt|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Matura {{surname|en|from=Serbo-Croatian}} (and 0 other senses) matura A final exam that young adults (aged 18 or 19) take at the end of their secondary education in certa... (and 0 other senses)
Maudlin {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) maudlin {{lb|en|obsolete|Christianity}} The [[Magdalene]]; {{w|Mary Magdalene}}. {{defdate|14th-16th c.}} (and 5 other senses)
Mauger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mauger {{alternative spelling of|en|maugre}} (and 0 other senses)
Maule {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) maule {{obs sp|en|maul}} (and 0 other senses)
Mauri {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) mauri {{lb|en|NZ}} [[life force]], according to [[Maori]] beliefs (and 0 other senses)
Maverick {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) maverick {{lb|en|of [[cattle]]}} [[unbranded|Unbranded]]. (and 9 other senses)
Maw {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) MAW {{lb|en|informal|derogatory}} [[model|Model]], [[actress]], [[whatever]]: a young woman without much... (and 0 other senses)
Maxwell {{surname|en|[[Scottish]] [[habitational]]|nodot=1}} from [[Mackeswell]] near [[Melrose]]. (and 2 other senses) maxwell {{lb|en|physics}} A [[unit]] of [[magnetic flux]] that produces one [[abvolt]] per [[turn]] per [[se... (and 0 other senses)
Mayor {{surname|en|from=Anglo-Norman}} (and 0 other senses) mayor The [[chief executive]] of the [[municipal]] [[government]] of a [[city]], [[borough]], [[ (and 6 other senses)
Mayoral {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mayoral Relating to a mayor (or the office of the [[mayor]]). (and 0 other senses)
Maza {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) maza An [[Ancient Greek]] [[barley]] [[cake]]. (and 0 other senses)
Maze {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) maze A [[labyrinth]]; a [[puzzle]] consisting of a [[complicated]] network of paths or passages, the aim ... (and 4 other senses)
Mazer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mazer {{lb|en|obsolete}} The [[maple]] tree, or maple wood. (and 1 other senses)
Mead {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mead An [[alcoholic]] drink [[fermented]] from [[honey]] and [[water]]. (and 2 other senses)
Meader {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) meader {{lb|en|UK|_|dialectal}} A [[mower]]. (and 1 other senses)
Meades {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) meades {{plural of|en|meade}} (and 0 other senses)
Meadows {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) meadows {{plural of|en|meadow}} (and 0 other senses)
Mealer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mealer {{lb|en|historical|colloquial}} A [[lodger]] who regularly left his or her [[accommodation]] to [[di... (and 0 other senses)
Mealing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mealing {{present participle of|en|meal|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Mealy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mealy Resembling [[meal#Noun_2|meal]] {{qual|the foodstuff}}. (and 0 other senses)
Means {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) means {{plural of|en|mean}} (and 3 other senses)
Meany {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) meany {{alternative spelling of|en|meanie}}. (and 0 other senses)
Mears {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 1 other senses) mears {{plural of|en|mear}} (and 0 other senses)
Mease {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mease {{lb|en|UK|dialect|dated}} A measure of varying quantity, often [[five]] or [[six]] ([[long hundred|... (and 4 other senses)
Mechanic {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mechanic {{lb|en|archaic}} [[mechanical]]; relating to the laws of [[motion]] in the art of constructing thin... (and 6 other senses)
Medley {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) medley {{lb|en|now|_|rare|archaic}} [[combat|Combat]], [[fighting]]; a [[battle]]. {{defdate|from 14 (and 5 other senses)
Mee {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mee {{lb|en|cooking|Malaysia|Singapore}} [[noodle|Noodles]], or a dish containing noodles. (and 0 other senses)
Meek {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) meek [[humble|Humble]], non-[[boastful]], [[modest]], [[meager]], or [[self-effacing]]. (and 2 other senses)
Meeker {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) meeker {{en-comparative of|meek}} (and 1 other senses)
Meeks {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) meeks {{en-third-person singular of|meek}} (and 0 other senses)
Meese {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) meese {{lb|en|chiefly|humorous}} {{plural of|en|moose}} (and 0 other senses)
Meh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) meh [[mediocre|Mediocre]]; [[lackluster]]; [[unexceptional]]; [[uninspiring]]. (and 4 other senses)
Melamed {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) melamed {{lb|en|historical|Judaism}} A [[religious]] [[teacher]] or [[instructor]] in general, especially in... (and 1 other senses)
Melder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) melder One who [[meld]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Melena {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) melena the passage of dark, [[tarry]] [[stool]]s containing [[blood]], a result of [[upper]] [[gastrointest... (and 0 other senses)
Melick {{surname|en|from=Dutch}} (and 0 other senses) melick {{alternative spelling of|en|melic}} (and 0 other senses)
Mell {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mell {{lb|en|Britain|dialectal|transitive}} To [[say#Verb|say]] (something); to [[speak]], to [[tell#Verb... (and 3 other senses)
Meller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) meller {{lb|en|entertainment industry}} A [[melodrama]]. (and 0 other senses)
Melling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) melling {{present participle of|en|mell|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Mello {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mello {{l|en|marching band}} Short for {{l|en|mellophone}}. (and 0 other senses)
Mellon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mellon {{lb|en|rare|chemistry}} A poorly characterized cyclic [[cyanide]]; [(CN) (and 0 other senses)
Mellow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mellow {{lb|en|also|figuratively|of [[fruit#Noun|fruit]]}} [[soft#Adjective|Soft]] or [[tender#Adjective|te... (and 10 other senses)
Melvin {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 1 other senses) melvin A [[wedgie]] performed from in front of the victim. (and 0 other senses)
Memery {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) memery {{lb|en|Internet slang}} The distribution of [[meme]]s {{q|usually humorous material copied and circ... (and 0 other senses)
Mensing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mensing {{present participle of|en|mense|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Mento {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) mento a [[folk music]] genre of [[Jamaica]], featuring acoustic instruments and voices (and 1 other senses)
Menton {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 1 other senses) menton {{lb|en|anatomy}} The lowest point of the [[chin]] / [[mandibular symphysis]] (and 0 other senses)
Menz {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) menz {{lb|en|jocular}} {{synonym of|en|men}} (and 0 other senses)
Mercer {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) mercer A [[merchant]] dealing in fabrics and [[textile]]s, especially silks and other [[fine]] [[cloth]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Merchant {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) merchant A person who [[traffic]]s in commodities for profit. (and 5 other senses)
Merck {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) merck {{obsolete spelling of|en|mark}} {{defdate|15th-17th c.}} (and 0 other senses)
Mergist {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mergist Someone who generally favors {{l|en|merge|merging}}. (and 0 other senses)
Merino {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) merino {{lb|en|countable}} A [[sheep]] of a [[Spanish]] [[breed]] with long, fine hair. (and 4 other senses)
Merk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) merk {{obsolete spelling of|en|mark}} (and 2 other senses)
Merle {{surname|en|from=French|nodot=1}} of {{der|en|fr|-}} origin. (and 2 other senses) merle The [[Eurasian blackbird]], ''[[Turdus merula]]''. (and 2 other senses)
Merrigan {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) merrigan {{lb|en|Australian Aboriginal}} a [[dog]] or [[dingo]] (and 0 other senses)
Merrow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) merrow A [[merman]] or [[mermaid]] in [[Scottish]] and [[Irish Gaelic]] [[folklore]]. (and 1 other senses)
Merry {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} Originally a nickname for a [[merry]] person. (and 2 other senses) merry [[jolly|Jolly]] and full of [[high spirits]]; happy. (and 5 other senses)
Merryman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) merryman A [[jester]] (and 0 other senses)
Mess {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) mess {{senseid|en|disorder}} A disagreeable mixture or confusion of things; hence, a situation resulting ... (and 18 other senses)
Messenger {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[messenger]]. (and 0 other senses) messenger One who brings [[message]]s. (and 11 other senses)
Messier {{surname|en|occupational|from=French|A=An|nodot=1}} ''of {{l|en|French}} origin, famously held by:'... (and 0 other senses) messier {{en-comparative of|messy}} (and 0 other senses)
Metayer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) metayer {{lb|en|of French and Italian agriculture}} One who [[cultivate]]s [[land]] for a [[share]] (usually... (and 0 other senses)
Meteyard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) meteyard {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[yard]], [[staff]], or [[rod]] used as a measuring device. (and 0 other senses)
Mew {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mew {{lb|en|archaic|poetic}} A [[gull]], [[seagull]]. (and 18 other senses)
Mezquita {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) mezquita {{lb|en|dated}} A [[Moorish]] or [[Spanish]] [[mosque]]. (and 0 other senses)
Mickle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mickle {{lb|en|archaic|now|chiefly|Scotland|and|Northern England|especially|Northumbria}} (Very) [[great#Ad... (and 9 other senses)
Miler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) miler {{lb|en|sports|often|in combination}} An [[athlete]] or a [[horse]] who specializes in [[run]]ning [... (and 1 other senses)
Milk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) milk {{lb|en|uncountable}} A [[white]] [[liquid]] produced by the [[mammary gland]]s of [[female]] [[mamm... (and 11 other senses)
Mill {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) mill A [[grinding]] [[apparatus]] for substances such as [[grains]], [[seeds]], etc. (and 39 other senses)
Millage {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) millage A [[tax rate]] on property, expressed in [[mills]] of the property's value. (and 0 other senses)
Miller {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|A=An|[[English]] and [[Scottish]] [[occupational]]|from=occupations... (and 2 other senses) miller A person who [[own]]s or [[operate]]s a [[mill]], especially a [[flour mill]]. (and 3 other senses)
Millet {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) millet Any of a group of various types of [[grass]] or its [[grain]]s used as food, widely cultivated in th... (and 1 other senses)
Millhouse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) millhouse A [[domestic]] [[building]] that is also a [[mill]]. (and 0 other senses)
Milliner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) milliner A person who is involved in the [[manufacture]], [[design]], or [[sale]] of hats for [[women]]. (and 0 other senses)
Milling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) milling A [[grinding]] process using a [[mill]]. (and 3 other senses)
Millman {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for someone who worked in a [[mill]]. (and 0 other senses) millman A [[worker]] in a [[mill]]. (and 0 other senses)
Mills {{surname|en|A=An|English and Scottish occupational|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} for [[mill]] owner... (and 3 other senses) mills {{plural of|en|mill}} (and 1 other senses)
Milord {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) milord {{lb|en|British|obsolete|jocular}} An [[English]] [[nobleman]], [[especially]] one [[traveling]] [[E... (and 1 other senses)
Mims {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mims {{plural of|en|mim}} (and 0 other senses)
Mincy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mincy {{lb|en|informal}} [[mincing]]; [[affectedly]] [[dainty]] (and 0 other senses)
Minder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) minder One who [[mind]]s, [[tend]]s, or [[watch]]es something such as a child, a machine, or cattle; a [[ke... (and 3 other senses)
Miner {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) miner A person who works in a [[mine]]. (and 4 other senses)
Minger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) minger {{lb|en|British|slang|offensive}} An [[unattractive]] or [[ugly]] person (of either sex). (and 0 other senses)
Minges {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) minges {{plural of|en|minge}} (and 0 other senses)
Mingle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mingle {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[intermix]]; to [[combine]] or [[join]], as an individual or part, with oth... (and 10 other senses)
Minish {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) minish {{lb|en|archaic}} To lessen or cause to seem to be less. (and 0 other senses)
Minor {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) minor [[lesser|Lesser]] in [[importance]], [[size]], [[degree]], [[seriousness]], or [[significance]]; [[c... (and 14 other senses)
Minter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) minter One who [[mint]]s (and 1 other senses)
Minus {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) minus {{lb|en|mathematics}} Made less or reduced [[by]] {{i|followed by an expression of number or quantit... (and 9 other senses)
Mire {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mire Deep mud; moist, [[spongy]] earth. (and 6 other senses)
Miser {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) miser {{lb|en|pejorative}} A person who [[hoard]]s [[money]] rather than [[spend]]ing it; one who is cheap... (and 1 other senses)
Mish {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mish {{lb|en|British|slang}} [[mission|Mission]]. (and 1 other senses)
Mistral {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 1 other senses) mistral A strong cold north-west wind in southern France and the Mediterranean. (and 0 other senses)
Mistry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mistry {{lb|en|transitive|legal}} To declare a [[mistrial]] in (a court case). (and 0 other senses)
Mix {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) mix {{lb|en|transitive}} To stir together. (and 11 other senses)
Mixer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mixer One who, or a device that, [[mix]]es or merges things together. (and 8 other senses)
Moad {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) MOAD {{acronym of|en|[[mother|Mother]] Of All [[databases|Databases]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Moats {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) moats {{plural of|en|moat}} (and 0 other senses)
Mock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mock An [[imitation]], usually of lesser quality. (and 9 other senses)
Moder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) moder {{lb|en|obsolete}} to [[moderate]] (and 0 other senses)
Mody {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mody {{lb|en|dated}} [[modish]]; [[fashionable]] (and 0 other senses)
Moe {{surname|en}}, possibly formed by abbreviation of [[Moses]] or another name beginning with (and 3 other senses) MoE {{initialism of|en|{{w|Ministry of Education}}}} (and 0 other senses)
Mohar {{surname|en|from=Slovene}} (and 0 other senses) mohar The [[currency]] of the Kingdom of [[Nepal]] and adjoining parts of [[Videha]] from the late 17th ce... (and 0 other senses)
Moist {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) moist [[characterize|Characterized]] by the [[presence#Noun|presence]] of [[moisture]]; not [[dry#Adjectiv... (and 9 other senses)
Molden {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) molden {{lb|en|intransitive}} To become covered with [[mold]]; become [[moldy]] (and 0 other senses)
Molder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) molder One who [[mold]]s something into shape. (and 4 other senses)
Moline {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) moline The [[crossed]] [[iron]] that supports the upper [[millstone]] by resting on the [[spindle]]; a [[mi... (and 0 other senses)
Molle {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) MOLLE {{lb|en|military|US|initialism}} {{w|Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment}}. (and 0 other senses)
Molter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) molter One who, or that which, [[molt]]s or [[shed]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Moment {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) moment A [[brief]], unspecified amount of [[time]]. (and 8 other senses)
Monarch {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) monarch The [[ruler]] of an [[absolute monarchy]] or the [[head of state]] of a [[constitutional monarchy]]. (and 5 other senses)
Mone {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mone {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[communion|Communion]]; [[participation]]; [[companionship]]. (and 4 other senses)
Money {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) money A [[legally]] or [[socially]] binding [[conceptual]] contract of entitlement to [[wealth]], void of ... (and 6 other senses)
Moneymaker {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a person who made [[coin]]s. (and 0 other senses) moneymaker Someone or something that [[earn]]s or makes money; anything [[lucrative]] or [[profitable]]. (and 3 other senses)
Mong {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mong {{lb|en|dialect}} A [[mingling]], [[mixture]], or [[crowd]]. (and 5 other senses)
Monger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) monger {{lb|en|mostly|in combination}} A [[dealer]] in a [[specific]] [[commodity]]. (and 5 other senses)
Monier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) monier {{alt form|en|moneyer}} (and 0 other senses)
Monk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) monk A [[male]] member of a [[monastic]] [[order]] who has [[devote]]d his life for religious service. (and 16 other senses)
Monks {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) monks {{plural of|en|monk}} (and 1 other senses)
Mont {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mont [[mount]]; mountain. (and 0 other senses)
Monte {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) monte {{lb|en|uncountable|card games}} A game in which three or four [[card]]s are [[dealt]] [[face]]-[[up... (and 1 other senses)
Monteith {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) monteith A [[bowl]] used for the cooling or washing of wine [[glasses]]. (and 2 other senses)
Montero {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) montero A round [[Spanish]] [[cap]], with [[flap]]s at the back or sides, once used by [[hunter]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Montes {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) montes {{plural of|en|mons}} (and 1 other senses)
Moo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) MOO {{lb|en|video games}} {{initialism of|en|''[[w:Master of Orion|Master of Orion]]''}} (and 4 other senses)
Moody {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) moody Given to sudden or frequent changes of mind; [[temperamental]]. (and 3 other senses)
Mook {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mook {{lb|en|slang|US|chiefly Upper Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and New England}} A disagreeable or incompeten... (and 2 other senses)
Moorcock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) moorcock A male [[red grouse]]. (and 0 other senses)
Moorer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) moorer {{lb|en|nautical|rare}} The person who [[moor]]s a vessel (and 0 other senses)
Mor {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) MOR A [[w:Mid-ocean ridge|mid-ocean ridge]]: a submarine volcanic mountain [[range]]. (and 2 other senses)
Moral {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) moral Of or relating to principles of [[right]] and [[wrong]] in [[behaviour]], especially for teaching ri... (and 10 other senses)
Moran {{surname|en|from=Old French|nodot=1}} of {{der|en|fro|-}} origin. (and 2 other senses) moran {{lb|en|East Africa}} An [[unmarried]] [[Maasai]] or [[Samburu]] [[warrior]]. (and 0 other senses)
Morel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) morel Any of several edible [[mushroom]]s, especially the {{vern|common morel}} or {{vern|yellow morel}}. (and 1 other senses)
Morello {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) morello A variety of cultivated [[cherry]], ''[[Prunus cerasus]]'' 'austera', having a dark skin (and 0 other senses)
Morgen {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) morgen {{lb|en|chiefly|historical}} A unit of measurement of land in the [[Netherlands]] and the Dutch colo... (and 0 other senses)
Morin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) morin {{lb|en|organic compound}} A [[yellow]] [[flavonoid]], extracted from [[fustic]], once used to dye w... (and 0 other senses)
Moring {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) moring {{present participle of|en|more|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Morita {{surname|en|Japanese|from=Japanese}} (and 0 other senses) morita A reddish-brown variety of [[chipotle]]. (and 0 other senses)
Morning {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) morning The early [[part]] of the [[day]], especially from [[dawn]] to [[noon]]. {{defdate|from 13th c.}} (and 4 other senses)
Morningstar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) morningstar {{alternative spelling of|en|morning star}} (and 0 other senses)
Morphew {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) morphew A [[blemish]] or [[mark]] on the skin, especially a [[blister]] caused by [[scurvy]]. (and 0 other senses)
Morra {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) morra A [[game]] in which two (or more) players each suddenly display a [[hand]] showing zero to five [[fi... (and 0 other senses)
Morrow {{surname|en|Scottish}} (and 4 other senses) morrow {{lb|en|archaic|or|poetic}} The [[next]] or [[following]] [[day]]. (and 2 other senses)
Morse {{surname|en|from=given names|nodot=1}}, variant of [[Morris]], from the given name [[Maurice]]. (and 6 other senses) morse A [[clasp]] or [[fastening]] used to fasten a [[cope]] in the front, usually decorative. {{defdate|f... (and 1 other senses)
Mort {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) mort Death; especially, the death of [[game]] in [[hunting]]. (and 8 other senses)
Mosey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mosey {{lb|en|chiefly|US|dialectal}} To [[set off]], get going; to start a [[journey]]. (and 2 other senses)
Mosher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mosher One who [[mosh]]es. (and 1 other senses)
Moss {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) MOSS {{lb|en|computing}} {{acronym of|en|w:MIME Object Security Services|MIME Object Security Services}} (and 3 other senses)
Mote {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mote A small [[particle]]; a [[speck]]. (and 7 other senses)
Motley {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) motley Comprising greatly [[varied]] [[element]]s, to the point of [[incongruity]]. (and 4 other senses)
Moton {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) moton {{lb|en|military|historical}} A small [[plate]] covering the [[armpit]] in [[armour]] of the 14th ce... (and 0 other senses)
Mott {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) mott {{lb|en|US|chiefly Texas}} A [[copse]] or small [[grove]] of trees, especially [[live oak]] or [[elm... (and 1 other senses)
Mou {{surname|en|from=Chinese}} (and 0 other senses) MoU {{abbreviation of|en|memorandum of understanding}} (and 0 other senses)
Mould {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mould {{lb|en|British spelling|Canadian spelling|Australian spelling}} {{alternative spelling of|en|mold||... (and 5 other senses)
Moulder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) moulder {{lb|en|British spelling|ambitransitive}} To [[decay#Verb|decay]] or [[rot#Verb|rot]]. (and 3 other senses)
Moult {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) moult The process of [[shed]]ding or losing a covering of [[fur]], [[feather]]s or [[skin]] etc. (and 3 other senses)
Mount {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mount A [[hill]] or [[mountain]]. (and 26 other senses)
Mourning {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mourning {{present participle of|en|mourn|nocat=1}} (and 4 other senses)
Mouser {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mouser A [[cat]] that catches [[mice]], kept specifically for the purpose. {{century|15}} (and 1 other senses)
Mow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) MOW {{initialism of|en|meals on wheels}} (and 0 other senses)
Mower {{surname|en|A=An occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[mower]] of [[hay]]. (and 0 other senses) mower A [[lawnmower]], a machine used to cut grass on lawns. (and 2 other senses)
Mowers {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mowers {{plural of|en|mower}} (and 0 other senses)
Moya {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) moya {{lb|en|obsolete|geology}} Flowing [[mud]] associated with a [[volcanic]] [[eruption]] (especially i... (and 0 other senses)
Mozo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mozo A male [[servant]], especially an attendant to a [[bullfighter]]. (and 2 other senses)
Much {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) much A large amount of. {{defdate|from 13 (and 10 other senses)
Muck {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) muck (slimy) [[mud]], [[sludge]]. (and 11 other senses)
Mudd {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) mudd {{obsolete spelling of|en|mud}} (and 0 other senses)
Mudge {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mudge {{lb|en|UK|dialect|obsolete}} [[mud]]; [[sludge]] (and 1 other senses)
Muff {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) muff {{lb|en|historical}} A piece of [[fur]] or [[cloth]], usually with open ends, used for keeping the h... (and 11 other senses)
Mui {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) MUI {{lb|en|graphical user interface}} {{initialism of|en|w:Magic User Interface|Magic User Interface}} (and 1 other senses)
Mukhtar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mukhtar In the [[Ottoman Empire]] and [[Turkey]], many [[Arab]] [[country|countries]], [[Cyprus]], and other... (and 1 other senses)
Mulato {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) mulato ''[[Capsicum annuum]]'', a [[chili pepper]] related to the [[poblano]] and usually sold dried. (and 0 other senses)
Mulberry {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) mulberry {{lb|en|botany}} Any of several [[tree]]s, of the genus ''[[Morus]]'', having edible [[fruit]]s. (and 3 other senses)
Mule {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mule The generally [[sterile]] male or female [[hybrid]] [[offspring]] of a male [[donkey]] and a female ... (and 11 other senses)
Mullarkey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mullarkey {{alternative spelling of|en|malarkey}} (and 0 other senses)
Muller {{surname|en|occupational|from=German|A=An|nodot=1}} of [[German]] origin. (and 0 other senses) muller One who, or that which, [[mull]]s. (and 6 other senses)
Mullet {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mullet A fish of the family [[Mullidae]] (order [[Syngnathiformes]]), especially the genus ''[[Mullus]]'' (... (and 7 other senses)
Mulley {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mulley {{lb|en|US}} A hornless or polled animal. (and 1 other senses)
Mulligan {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) mulligan [[mulligan stew#English|Mulligan stew]]. (and 3 other senses)
Mumper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mumper {{lb|en|British|obsolete|slang}} A [[beggar]]. (and 0 other senses)
Munch {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) munch To [[chew]] with a grinding, crunching sound, and with the mouth closed (and 5 other senses)
Mungo {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) mungo A material of short fiber and inferior quality obtained by [[devil]]ing woollen rags or the remnants... (and 0 other senses)
Muns {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) muns {{plural of|en|mun}} (and 0 other senses)
Munshi {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) munshi {{lb|en|South Asia}} A [[clerk]] or [[secretary]]. {{defdate|from 17th c.}} (and 1 other senses)
Munter {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) munter {{lb|en|British|slang|pejorative}} An [[ugly]] person. (and 2 other senses)
Munting {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) munting {{lb|en|UK|_|slang|rare}} [[ugly|Ugly]]. (and 0 other senses)
Murali {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) murali The [[matrimony vine]] (''[[Lycium barbarum]]''). (and 0 other senses)
Murga {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) murga A [[stress]] [[position]] used as [[corporal punishment]] in parts of South Asia. The punished perso... (and 0 other senses)
Murr {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) murr {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[catarrh]]. {{defdate|from 15th–18th c.}} (and 3 other senses)
Murrey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) murrey The [[mulberry]] fruit. (and 2 other senses)
Murry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) murry [[moray eel]] (and 0 other senses)
Muser {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) muser One who [[muse]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Music {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) music A series of [[sound]]s organized in [[time]], employing [[melody]], [[harmony]], [[tempo]] etc. usua... (and 7 other senses)
Musick {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) musick {{archaic spelling of|en|music}} (and 0 other senses)
Musk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) MuSK {{lb|en|enzyme}} {{abbreviation of|en|muscle-specific kinaze}} (and 0 other senses)
Mustard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mustard A plant of certain species of the genus ''[[Brassica]]'', or of related genera (especially ''[[Sinap... (and 6 other senses)
Mutch {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) mutch {{lb|en|now|_|rare|Scotland}} A [[nightcap]] (hat worn to bed). {{defdate|from 15th c.}} (and 1 other senses)
Muzzy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) muzzy {{lb|en|dialect|Northern England}} [[blurred#Adjective|Blurred]], [[hazy]], [[indistinct]], [[unfocu... (and 4 other senses)
Myall {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) myall {{lb|en|obsolete|Australian Aboriginal}} A [[stranger]]; an ignorant person. (and 3 other senses)
Myron {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) myron [[chrism]]; [[myrrh]] (and 0 other senses)
Nabi {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nabi {{lb|en|Islam}} A [[prophet]] of [[Islam]]. (and 0 other senses)
Naff {{surname|en|A=An|English}} (and 0 other senses) naff {{lb|en|Britain|colloquial|Polari}} [[bad|Bad]]; [[tasteless]], poorly thought out, not workable. (and 1 other senses)
Naik {{surname|en|from=Hindi}} (and 0 other senses) naik A [[lord]] or [[governor]] in South Asia. (and 1 other senses)
Nail {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) nail The thin, [[horny]] plate at the ends of fingers and toes on humans and some other animals. (and 16 other senses)
Nails {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) nails {{plural of|en|nail}} (and 2 other senses)
Nale {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nale {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[ale]] (and 1 other senses)
Nall {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nall {{lb|en|obsolete|UK|dialect}} An [[awl]]. (and 0 other senses)
Nand {{surname|en|from=Hindi}} (and 0 other senses) NAND {{lb|en|logic}} A [[binary]] [[operator]] [[composite]] of [[NOT]] [[AND]]; [[negation]] of AND func... (and 0 other senses)
Napper {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) napper a person who takes a [[nap]] (and 3 other senses)
Nappier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nappier {{en-comparative of|nappy}} (and 0 other senses)
Narine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) narine Relating to the [[nares]]; [[narial]]. (and 0 other senses)
Nase {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) nase Any of the genus {{taxlink|Chondrostoma|genus|ver=191008}} of [[freshwater]] [[potamodromous]] fishe... (and 0 other senses)
Nau {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nau {{lb|en|historical}} {{synonym of|en|carrack}} (and 0 other senses)
Naus {{surname|en|from=Dutch}} (and 1 other senses) naus {{plural of|en|nau}} (and 0 other senses)
Naval {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) naval {{lb|en|nautical}} Of or relating to a [[navy]]. (and 1 other senses)
Navar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) navar A kind of [[Zoroastrian]] [[priest]]. (and 0 other senses)
Nave {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nave {{lb|en|architecture}} The middle or body of a [[church]], extending from the [[transept]]s to the p... (and 3 other senses)
Naves {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) naves {{plural of|en|nave}} (and 0 other senses)
Nay {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) NAY {{abbreviation of|en|Nayarit|nodot=1}}, a state of [[Mexico]]. (and 0 other senses)
Nazar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nazar An [[eye]]-shaped [[amulet]] supposed to protect against the [[evil eye]] in certain cultures. (and 0 other senses)
Neal {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=Irish|nodot=1}} derived from [[Niall]]. (and 2 other senses) neal {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[temper]] by [[heat]]. (and 1 other senses)
Near {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) near Physically [[close]]. (and 17 other senses)
Nearing {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) nearing {{present participle of|en|near|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Necessary {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) necessary [[required|Required]], [[essential]], whether logically inescapable or [[needed]] in order to achiev... (and 4 other senses)
Necker {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) necker Someone who [[kiss]]es; a [[kisser]]. (and 1 other senses)
Nee {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nee {{alternative spelling of|en|née}} (and 1 other senses)
Neece {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) neece {{obsolete spelling of|en|niece}} (and 0 other senses)
Needle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) needle A [[long]], [[thin]], sharp [[implement]] usually for [[pierce|piercing]] as in [[sew]]ing, [[embroi... (and 11 other senses)
Neeld {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) neeld {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[needle]]. (and 0 other senses)
Neele {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) neele {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[needle]]. (and 0 other senses)
Neer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) NEER {{abbreviation of|en|[[nominal]] [[effective]] [[exchange rate]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Neggers {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) neggers {{plural of|en|negger}} (and 0 other senses)
Negrette {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 1 other senses) negrette {{lb|en|offensive|ethnic slur|rare}} A [[black]] [[female]]. (and 1 other senses)
Neice {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) neice {{misspelling of|en|niece}} (and 0 other senses)
Nelson {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 2 other senses) nelson {{lb|en|cricket}} A [[score]] of 111, sometimes considered to be [[unlucky]]. (and 1 other senses)
Nen {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nen {{lb|en|Geordie}} [[none]] (and 0 other senses)
Nephew {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nephew A son of one's [[sibling]], [[brother-in-law]], or [[sister-in-law]]; either a [[son]] of one's [[br... (and 1 other senses)
Nestler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nestler One who [[nestle]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Nett {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nett {{lb|en|dated}} {{alternative spelling of|en|net|nodot=1}} {{gloss|remaining after [[expense]]s or [... (and 0 other senses)
Netter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) netter One who [[net]]s (in any sense), or who uses a net. (and 1 other senses)
Nettles {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nettles {{plural of|en|nettle}} (and 2 other senses)
Neu {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) neu {{abbr of|en|[[neuroglioblastoma]] cell line}} (and 1 other senses)
Neve {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) neve {{lb|en|rare|or|obsolete}} [[nephew|Nephew]]. (and 3 other senses)
New {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 1 other senses) new [[recently|Recently]] [[made]], or [[created]]. (and 18 other senses)
Newborn {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) newborn [[recently|Recently]] [[born]]. (and 2 other senses)
Newcomb {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 5 other senses) newcomb a [[sport]] that is a variation of [[volleyball]], but in which one may [[catch]] the ball (and 0 other senses)
Newcome {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) newcome Just arrived; lately come. (and 2 other senses)
Newcomer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) newcomer One who has [[recently]] come to a [[community]]; a [[recent]] [[arrival]]. (and 1 other senses)
Ney {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) ney {{lb|en|music}} A type of [[endblown]] [[flute]]. (and 0 other senses)
Ng {{surname|en|from=Chinese}} (and 0 other senses) NG {{lb|en|petrochemistry}} {{initialism of|en|natural gas}} (and 7 other senses)
Ngo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) NGO {{initialism of|en|non-governmental organization|Non-Governmental Organization}} (and 0 other senses)
Nicely {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nicely {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[fastidiously|Fastidiously]]; [[carefully]]. {{defdate|16th-18th c.}} (and 2 other senses)
Nickel {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) nickel {{senseid|en|Q744}}{{lb|en|uncountable}} A [[silvery]] [[elemental]] [[metal]] with an [[atomic numb... (and 8 other senses)
Nickels {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) nickels {{plural of|en|nickel}} (and 1 other senses)
Nickle {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) nickle {{misspelling of|en|nickel}} (and 1 other senses)
Nickles {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nickles {{plural of|en|nickle}} (and 0 other senses)
Nicks {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) nicks {{plural of|en|nick}} (and 1 other senses)
Nie {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) NIE {{lb|en|US}} {{initialism of|en|[[w:National Intelligence Estimate|National Intelligence Estimate]]}... (and 1 other senses)
Niece {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) niece A [[daughter]] of one’s [[sibling]], [[brother-in-law]], or [[sister-in-law]]; either the daughter o... (and 0 other senses)
Nieves {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) nieves {{plural of|en|nieve}} (and 0 other senses)
Nigh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nigh {{lb|en|archaic|poetic}} [[near]], close by (and 4 other senses)
Nightingale {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nightingale A European [[songbird]], ''[[Luscinia megarhynchos]]'', of the family [[Muscicapidae]]. (and 1 other senses)
Nill {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nill {{lb|en|modal auxiliary|obsolete}} To be unwilling; will not (''+ infinitive''). (and 4 other senses)
Nimmer {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) nimmer A [[petty]] [[thief]]. (and 0 other senses)
Nine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nine {{cln|en|cardinal numbers}} A [[numerical]] [[value]] equal to [[9]]; the number following [[eight]]... (and 6 other senses)
Nipper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nipper One who, or that which, [[nip]]s. (and 15 other senses)
Nishi {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nishi {{lb|en|sumo}} the [[left-hand]] (less [[prestigious]]) side of the [[banzuke]] ({{m|ja|番付}}, “ranki... (and 2 other senses)
Nisperos {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nisperos {{plural of|en|nispero}} (and 0 other senses)
Nitta {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nitta A [[tropical]] tree of the genus ''[[Parkia]]'', having edible [[pod]]s and [[seed]]s, especially {{... (and 0 other senses)
Noa {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) noa {{lb|en|NZ|among the Maori}} Non-[[sacred]]; such that it must be kept separate from what is [[taboo... (and 0 other senses)
Nobel {{surname|en|from=Swedish|dot=}}, especially referring to {{W|Alfred Nobel}}, Swedish [[inventor]] a... (and 1 other senses) nobel {{misspelling of|en|noble}} (and 0 other senses)
Noble {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) noble An [[aristocrat]]; one of [[aristocratic]] blood. {{defdate|from 14th c.}} (and 5 other senses)
Nobles {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) nobles {{plural of|en|noble}} (and 0 other senses)
Nock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nock Either of the two grooves in a [[bow]] that hold the [[bowstring]]. (and 5 other senses)
Nodal {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) nodal Of the nature of, or relating to, a [[node]]. (and 1 other senses)
Nole {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) nole {{lb|en|obsolete}} The [[head]]. (and 0 other senses)
Noll {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) noll {{lb|en|now|_|UK|_|regional}} The [[head]], especially the top of the head. {{defdate|from 8th c.}} (and 0 other senses)
Nolt {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nolt {{lb|en|obsolete|UK|dialect}} [[neat#Noun_2|Neat]], [[cattle]] (and 0 other senses)
Nong {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nong {{lb|en|slang|Australia|New Zealand}} An [[idiot]]. (and 0 other senses)
Noon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) noon The [[time of day]] when the [[sun]] is in its [[zenith]]; twelve o'clock in the day, [[midday]]. (and 5 other senses)
Noone {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) noone {{nonstandard spelling of|en|no one}} (and 0 other senses)
Nop {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nop {{lb|en|programming}} A [[no-op]]; a [[CPU]] [[instruction]] that does nothing. (and 2 other senses)
Nott {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nott {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[bald|Bald]]. (and 2 other senses)
Nowell {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nowell {{archaic spelling of|en|noel}} (and 0 other senses)
Noy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) noy {{lb|en|now|rare|dialectal}} To [[annoy]]; to [[harm]] or [[injure]]. {{defdate|from 14th c.}} (and 1 other senses)
Noyer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) noyer {{lb|en|obsolete}} An [[annoyer]]. (and 0 other senses)
Null {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) null A non-existent or empty value or set of values. (and 15 other senses)
Nuncio {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nuncio {{lb|en|Roman Catholicism}} The [[ecclesiastic]] [[title#Noun|title]] of a [[permanent]] [[diplomati... (and 2 other senses)
Nunnery {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nunnery {{lb|en|archaic}} a place of residence for [[nun]]s; a [[convent]] (and 1 other senses)
Nurse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nurse {{lb|en|archaic}} A [[wet nurse]]. (and 16 other senses)
Nutter {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) nutter A person who [[gather]]s [[nut]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Nutting {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) nutting {{present participle of|en|nut|nocat=1}} (and 3 other senses)
Nye {{surname|en|English|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) nye A [[brood]] or [[flock]] of [[pheasant]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Och {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) OCH {{lb|en|enzyme}} {{w|6-oxocamphor hydrolase}} (and 0 other senses)
Offer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) offer A [[proposal]] that has been made. (and 12 other senses)
Officer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) officer {{senseid|en|one who has a position of authority in a hierarchical organization}}One who has a posit... (and 6 other senses)
Ogle {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) ogle {{lb|en|transitive|intransitive}} To [[stare]] at (someone or something), especially [[impertinently... (and 2 other senses)
Oh {{surname|en|from=Korean|nodot=1}} derived from a common [[Korean]] [[surname]]. (and 1 other senses) OH {{lb|en|US}} {{abbreviation of|en|Ohio}} (and 5 other senses)
Okada {{surname|en|from=Japanese}} (and 0 other senses) okada {{lb|en|Nigeria}} A [[motorcycle]] [[taxi]]. (and 0 other senses)
Okey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) okey A [[Turkish]] [[tile]]-based [[game]]. (and 0 other senses)
Olden {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) olden From or relating to a [[previous]] era. (and 2 other senses)
Oldman {{surname|en|A=An English}} (and 0 other senses) oldman {{lb|en|obsolete|now|nonstandard}} [[old]] [[man]] (and 0 other senses)
Olds {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) olds {{lb|en|UK|slang}} [[parent]]s (and 1 other senses)
Oliphant {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) oliphant {{lb|en|archaic|and|historical}} An [[elephant]]. (and 1 other senses)
Onions {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=Welsh}} (and 0 other senses) onions {{plural of|en|onion}} (and 0 other senses)
Ono {{surname|en|from=Japanese}} (and 0 other senses) ono {{abbreviation of|en|[[or]] [[nearest]] [[offer]]}} (and 2 other senses)
Ooi {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) OOI {{lb|en|chiefly|Internet slang}} {{init of|en|[[out of]] [[interest]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Or {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) OR {{lb|en|logic}} [[inclusive or|Inclusive or]]; either one proposition or the other is true or both. (and 11 other senses)
Orchard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) orchard A [[garden]] or an area of land for the [[cultivation]] of fruit or nut trees. (and 1 other senses)
Organ {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) organ A larger part of an [[organism]], composed of [[tissue]]s that perform similar functions. (and 7 other senses)
Osier {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) osier A kind of [[willow]], {{taxlink|Salix viminalis|species|ver=161026}}, growing in wet places in Europ... (and 1 other senses)
Ossa {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) ossa {{plural of|en|os}} (and 0 other senses)
Ota {{surname|en|Japanese|from=Japanese}} (and 1 other senses) OTA {{lb|en|computing|communication}} {{initialism of|en|over-the-air}} (and 4 other senses)
Outlaw {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) outlaw A [[fugitive]] from the [[law]]. (and 10 other senses)
Outler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) outler {{lb|en|Scotland|obsolete}} [[unhoused]] [[cattle]], [[winter]]ed in the [[field]]s (and 0 other senses)
Overby {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) overby {{lb|en|archaic}} A little way over. (and 0 other senses)
Overman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) overman A person who [[supervise]]s others; a [[supervisor]], especially in a [[mine]]. (and 2 other senses)
Owings {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) owings {{lb|en|rare}} That which is [[owe]]d; [[debt]]. (and 0 other senses)
Oyster {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) oyster Any of certain marine [[bivalve]] [[mollusk]]s, especially those of the family [[Ostreidae]] (the tr... (and 6 other senses)
Pacas {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) pacas {{plural of|en|paca}} (and 0 other senses)
Pace {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) PACE {{acronym of|en|{{w|Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe}}}} (and 2 other senses)
Paddock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) paddock A small [[enclosure]] or field of [[grassland]], especially for [[horse]]s. (and 8 other senses)
Pae {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) PAE {{lb|en|electronics}} {{initialism of|en|power added efficiency}} (and 1 other senses)
Page {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|A=An|[[English]] and [[Scottish]] occupational|from=occupations|nod... (and 3 other senses) page One of the many pieces of [[paper]] [[bind|bound]] together within a [[book]] or similar document. (and 21 other senses)
Pain {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) PAIN {{acronym of|en|pan-assay interference compound}} (and 0 other senses)
Painter {{surname|en|from=common nouns}} (and 1 other senses) painter An [[artist]] who [[paint]]s pictures. (and 4 other senses)
Pair {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pair [[two|Two]] [[similar]] or [[identical]] [[thing]]s [[taken]] [[together]]; often followed by of. (and 22 other senses)
Pais {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pais {{lb|en|obsolete|legal|only in phrases (and 0 other senses)
Pala {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pala A [[part]] of an insect's leg that is spade-shaped and can be used as a [[scoop]] for feeding. (and 0 other senses)
Palen {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) palen {{lb|en|ambitransitive|rare}} To make or become [[pale]]. (and 0 other senses)
Palfrey {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) palfrey {{lb|en|historical}} A [[small]] [[horse#Noun|horse]] with a [[smooth#Adjective|smooth]], [[ambling#... (and 0 other senses)
Pall {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pall {{non-gloss definition|Senses relating to cloth.}} (and 5 other senses)
Palla {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) palla A [[traditional]] [[Tuscan]] [[ball game]] played in the [[street]]. (and 1 other senses)
Pallone {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pallone A [[traditional]] [[Italian]] [[game]] played with a large [[leather]] [[ball]]. (and 0 other senses)
Palm {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) palm Any of various [[evergreen]] [[tree]]s from the family [[Palmae]] or [[Arecaceae]], which are mainly... (and 12 other senses)
Palmer {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=nicknames}} (and 2 other senses) palmer {{lb|en|now|historical}} A pilgrim who had been to the [[Holy Land]] and who brought back a palm bra... (and 3 other senses)
Palms {{surname|en|from=Dutch}} (and 2 other senses) palms {{plural of|en|palm}} (and 1 other senses)
Palomino {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) palomino A horse with a [[golden]]-[[colored]] [[coat]] and a white or cream-colored [[mane]] and tail. (and 0 other senses)
Pampathy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pampathy {{lb|en|philosophy|_|of|_|religion|rare}} The supposed {{l|en|faculty}} that causes its possessors t... (and 0 other senses)
Pancake {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pancake A thin [[batter]] [[cake]] [[fry|fried]] in a pan or on a [[griddle]] in [[oil]] or [[butter]]. (and 10 other senses)
Panda {{surname|en|South Asian}} (and 0 other senses) panda {{lb|en|now|rare|_|without a qualifying word}} The [[red panda]] (''[[Ailurus fulgens]]''), a small ... (and 3 other senses)
Pandit {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) pandit {{lb|en|India|Nepal}} {{n-g|An honorary title for a [[learned]] man or [[scholar]].}} (and 0 other senses)
Panes {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) panes {{plural of|en|pane}} (and 0 other senses)
Pang {{surname|en|from=Chinese}} (and 1 other senses) pang {{lb|en|often|in the plural}} A [[paroxysm]] of [[extreme]] [[physical#Adjective|physical]] [[pain#N... (and 3 other senses)
Panicker {{surname|en|from=Malayalam}} (and 0 other senses) panicker One who [[panic]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Panko {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) panko Coarse, dry [[breadcrumb]]s used in Japanese cuisine. (and 0 other senses)
Panning {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) panning The act of one who pans, as for [[gold]]. (and 4 other senses)
Pano {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pano {{lb|en|photography}} A [[panoramic]] image. (and 1 other senses)
Pant {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) pant A quick [[breathe|breathing]]; a catching of the breath; a [[gasp]]. (and 12 other senses)
Pantaleon {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) pantaleon {{lb|en|musical instruments|historical}} A very large [[dulcimer]], invented around 1700. (and 0 other senses)
Panter {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) panter One who [[pant]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Panting {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) panting {{present participle of|en|pant|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Panton {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) panton A [[horseshoe]] to correct a narrow, [[hoofbound]] [[heel]]. (and 1 other senses)
Pao {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) PAO {{initialism of|en|polyalphaolefin}} (and 0 other senses)
Paoli {{surname|en}} (and 6 other senses) paoli {{plural of|en|paolo}} (and 0 other senses)
Paramo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) paramo A [[treeless]] [[grassland]] [[ecosystem]] covering extensive high areas of [[equatorial]] [[mountai... (and 0 other senses)
Parchment {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) parchment Material, made from the polished [[skin]] of a [[calf]], [[sheep]], [[goat]] or other animal, used l... (and 5 other senses)
Pardo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pardo {{lb|en|historical}} A former [[money of account]] in [[Goa]], [[India]]. (and 0 other senses)
Parfait {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) parfait A [[French parfait]] (parfait glacé), an iced dessert made with egg yolks, sugar, cream, and flavour... (and 2 other senses)
Parfit {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) parfit {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[perfect|Perfect]]. (and 0 other senses)
Parish {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) parish In the [[Anglican Church|Anglican]], [[Eastern Orthodox Church|Eastern Orthodox]], [[Lutheranism|Lut... (and 7 other senses)
Park {{surname|en|A=An|English}} (and 4 other senses) park An area of land set aside for environment preservation or recreation. (and 16 other senses)
Parker {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[gamekeeper]]. (and 14 other senses) parker A [[parkkeeper]]. (and 1 other senses)
Parkin {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) parkin A [[traditional]] soft [[cake]] of Northern [[England]], usually made with [[oatmeal]] and [[treacle... (and 1 other senses)
Parkins {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) parkins {{plural of|en|parkin}} (and 0 other senses)
Parkish {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) parkish Resembling or characteristic of a [[park]]. (and 0 other senses)
Parks {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) parks {{plural of|en|park}} (and 1 other senses)
Parr {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) parr Young [[salmon]], at a stage between [[fry]] and [[smolt]] when they feed chiefly on [[invertebrate]... (and 1 other senses)
Parrot {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) parrot A kind of [[bird]], many [[species]] of which are [[colourful]] and able to [[mimic#Verb|mimic]] [[h... (and 5 other senses)
Parry {{surname|en|from=Welsh}} (and 0 other senses) parry To avoid, deflect, or ward off (an attack, a blow, an argument, etc.). (and 3 other senses)
Parsley {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) parsley {{lb|en|countable|uncountable}} A bright green, [[biennial]] [[herb]], ''[[Petroselinum crispum]]'',... (and 2 other senses)
Parson {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) parson An [[Anglican]] [[cleric]] having full [[legal]] [[control]] of a [[parish]] under [[ecclesiastical]... (and 2 other senses)
Parsons {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 3 other senses) parsons {{plural of|en|parson}} (and 0 other senses)
Parton {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) parton {{lb|en|physics|dated|_|or|_|historical}} Any of the [[constituent]] [[particles]] making up a [[com... (and 0 other senses)
Partridge {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) partridge {{lb|en|ornithology}} Any [[bird]] of a number of [[genera]] in the family [[Phasianidae]], notably ... (and 1 other senses)
Pasha {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pasha {{lb|en|historical}} A high-ranking [[Turkish]] military [[officer]], especially as a commander or r... (and 1 other senses)
Pass {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) PASS {{lb|en|education}} {{initialism of|en|[[positive]] [[alternative]] to [[school]] [[suspension]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Passman {{surname|en|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[seller]] or [[grower]] of [[pea]]s. (and 0 other senses) passman {{lb|en|Britain}} One who [[pass]]es a [[university]] [[degree]], but without [[honour]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Paster {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) paster One who, or that which, [[paste]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Patch {{surname|en|from=}} (and 0 other senses) patch A piece of cloth, or other suitable material, sewed or otherwise fixed upon a garment to repair or s... (and 25 other senses)
Patella {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) patella {{lb|en|skeleton}} The [[sesamoid bone]] of the [[knee]]; the [[kneecap]]. (and 1 other senses)
Paternoster {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) paternoster {{lb|en|Christianity}} The [[Lord's prayer]], especially in a [[Roman Catholic]] context. (and 8 other senses)
Patten {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) patten Any of various types of [[footwear]] with thick soles, often used to [[elevate]] the [[foot]], espec... (and 6 other senses)
Paulin {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) paulin {{lb|en|US|nautical}} A [[tarpaulin]]. (and 0 other senses)
Pavon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pavon A small [[triangular]] [[flag]], especially one attached to a [[knight]]'s [[lance]]; a [[pennon]]. (and 0 other senses)
Pawling {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) pawling {{present participle of|en|pawl|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Pay {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pay {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[give]] [[money]] or other compensation to in exchange for goods or service... (and 11 other senses)
Paye {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) PAYE {{lb|en|British}} {{init of|en|pay as you earn}} (and 1 other senses)
Payen {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) payen {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[pagan|Pagan]]. (and 1 other senses)
Payer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) payer One who [[pay]]s; specifically, the person by whom a bill or note has been, or should be, paid. (and 1 other senses)
Payment {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) payment {{lb|en|uncountable}} The act of [[pay]]ing. (and 1 other senses)
Payne {{surname|en|A=An English|nodot=1}}, variant of [[Paine]]. (and 0 other senses) payne {{obsolete spelling of|en|pain}} (and 0 other senses)
Pea {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) PEA {{lb|en|biochemistry}} {{initialism of|en|palmitoylethanolamide}} (and 3 other senses)
Peace {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) peace A state of [[tranquility]], [[quiet]], and [[harmony]]; [[absence]] of [[violence]]. For instance, a... (and 6 other senses)
Peacher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) peacher {{lb|en|dated}} One who [[peach]]es or [[inform]]s on another; an [[informer]]. (and 0 other senses)
Peacock {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) peacock A male [[peafowl]], especially ''[[w:Pavo cristatus|Pavo cristatus]]'', notable for its [[brilliant]... (and 5 other senses)
Peak {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) peak A point; the sharp end or top of anything that terminates in a point; as, the peak, or front, of a [... (and 17 other senses)
Peal {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) peal A loud sound, or a succession of loud sounds, as of bells, thunder, cannon, shouts, laughter, of a [... (and 8 other senses)
Pears {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) pears {{plural of|en|pear}} (and 0 other senses)
Peart {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) peart {{lb|en|UK|US|in|_|dialects}} [[lively|Lively]]; [[active]]. (and 0 other senses)
Peary {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) peary Resembling [[pear]]s, pear-like. (and 1 other senses)
Pease {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[seller]] or [[grower]] of [[pe... (and 1 other senses) pease {{lb|en|obsolete}} To make [[peace]] between (conflicting people, states etc.); to [[reconcile]]. (and 2 other senses)
Peat {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) peat Soil formed of dead but not fully [[decay|decayed]] [[plant]]s found in [[bog]] areas, often burned ... (and 1 other senses)
Peavey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) peavey {{alternative spelling of|en|peavy}} (and 0 other senses)
Peavy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) peavy A [[tool]] used to manipulate [[log]]s, having a thick wooden handle, a steel point, and a curved ho... (and 0 other senses)
Peck {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) peck {{lb|en|ambitransitive}} To [[strike]] or [[pierce]] with the [[beak]] or [[bill]] (of a [[bird]]). (and 15 other senses)
Pedlar {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) pedlar {{lb|en|British}} {{alternative spelling of|en|peddler}} (and 0 other senses)
Pee {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pee {{lb|en|euphemistic|often|childish}} [[urine|Urine]]. (and 6 other senses)
Peed {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) peed {{en-past of|pee}} (and 0 other senses)
Peek {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) PEEK {{acronym of|en|polyetheretherketone}} (and 0 other senses)
Peel {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) peel {{lb|en|transitive}} To remove the skin or outer covering of. (and 20 other senses)
Peele {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) peele {{lb|en|archaic}} A kind of antelope, the [[rhebok]], ''Pelea capreolus''. (and 0 other senses)
Peery {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) peery {{lb|en|rare}} That tends to [[peer]]; [[prying]], [[inquisitive]], [[curious]]. (and 2 other senses)
Peevy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) peevy {{lb|en|slang}} [[peevish]]; [[sulky]] or [[irritable]] (and 0 other senses)
Pei {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) PEI {{initialism of|en|[[Prince Edward Island]]|nodot=1}}, a [[province]] of [[Canada]]. (and 1 other senses)
Peine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) peine {{lb|en|legal}} [[pain|Pain]] or [[punishment]]. (and 0 other senses)
Pell {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pell A [[fur]] or [[hide]]. (and 5 other senses)
Pelling {{surname|en|from=Welsh}} (and 0 other senses) pelling {{present participle of|en|pell|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Pells {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) pells {{plural of|en|pell}} (and 0 other senses)
Pelt {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pelt The [[skin]] of a [[beast]] with the [[hair]] on; a [[raw]] or undressed [[hide]]; a skin [[preserve... (and 9 other senses)
Pence {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pence {{plural of|en|penny|nodot=1}} (the [[subunit]] of the [[pound sterling]] or [[Irish pound]]). (and 0 other senses)
Penfold {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) penfold {{alternative spelling of|en|pinfold}} (and 0 other senses)
Peng {{surname|en|from=Chinese}} (and 0 other senses) peng {{lb|en|Chinese mythology}} A [[legendary]] [[enormous]] [[bird]]. (and 6 other senses)
Penman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) penman A [[scribe]], or person who [[copy|copies]] texts. (and 2 other senses)
Penna {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) penna a [[contour feather]] (and 0 other senses)
Penner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) penner One who pens; a [[writer]]. (and 1 other senses)
Penning {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) penning {{present participle of|en|pen|nocat=1}} (and 2 other senses)
Penton {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) penton A [[pentagonal]] [[capsomere]] of an [[adenovirus]] [[capsid]]. (and 0 other senses)
Peoples {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) peoples {{plural of|en|people||race, group or nationality}} (and 1 other senses)
Pepper {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a seller of [[pepper]]. (and 0 other senses) pepper A plant of the family [[Piperaceae]]. (and 9 other senses)
Perch {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) perch Any of the three species of [[spiny]]-[[fin|finned]] [[freshwater]] fish in the genus ''[[Perca]]''. (and 16 other senses)
Perdue {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) perdue {{alternative spelling of|en|perdu}} (and 1 other senses)
Pere {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pere {{alternative spelling of|en|père}} (and 0 other senses)
Perfecto {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) perfecto {{lb|en|informal|humorous}} [[perfect|Perfect]], [[excellent]], [[brilliant]]. (and 2 other senses)
Pergola {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) pergola Such a framework employed to provide [[shade]], especially over a [[patio]]. (and 0 other senses)
Peri {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) peri {{lb|en|Persian mythology}} A [[sprite]] or [[supernatural]] being. (and 0 other senses)
Perkin {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) perkin A kind of [[weak]] [[perry]]. (and 0 other senses)
Perone {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) perone {{lb|en|anatomy|obsolete}} The [[fibula]]. (and 0 other senses)
Perrier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) perrier {{lb|en|military|historical}} A short [[mortar]] used for throwing [[stone]] [[shot]]. (and 0 other senses)
Perry {{surname|en|[[topographic]]|from=Old English|nodot=1}} derived from the {{der|en|ang|pyrige|gloss=a... (and 2 other senses) perry A [[fermented]] [[alcoholic]] [[beverage]] made from [[pear]]s; somewhat analogous to [[cider]]. (and 0 other senses)
Person {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) person An [[individual]]; usually a [[human being]]. {{defdate|from 13th c.}} (and 7 other senses)
Persons {{surname|en|patronymic}} (and 0 other senses) persons {{plural of|en|person|nodot=1}}; used to refer to them [[individual]]ly, rather than as a group. Con... (and 1 other senses)
Peterman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) peterman {{lb|en|slang}} A [[safecracker]]. (and 2 other senses)
Peters {{surname|en|A=An|English [[patronymic]]|from=given names|nodot=1}} derived from the given name [[Pe... (and 2 other senses) peters {{lb|en|slang}} {{plural of|en|peter}} (and 1 other senses)
Petit {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) petit {{lb|en|now|uncommon|of|_|size}} [[petite|Petite]]: [[small]], [[little]]. (and 4 other senses)
Petite {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) petite {{lb|en|especially of a woman}} fairly short and of [[slim]] [[build]]. (and 2 other senses)
Petre {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 2 other senses) petre {{lb|en|archaic}} [[saltpetre]] (and 0 other senses)
Petty {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) petty {{lb|en|often|derogatory}} (and 5 other senses)
Pew {{surname|en|from=Welsh}} (and 0 other senses) PEW {{init of|en|[[pink]]-[[eyed]] [[white]] (mouse or rat)}} (and 0 other senses)
Pfaff {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) pfaff {{lb|en|British|slang}} {{alternative spelling of|en|faff}} (and 0 other senses)
Pfenning {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pfenning {{lb|en|historical}} {{alt form|en|pfennig}} (and 0 other senses)
Pha {{surname|en|from=Vietnamese}} (and 0 other senses) PHA {{lb|en|astronomy}} {{initialism of|en|potentially hazardous object}} (and 3 other senses)
Pharo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pharo {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[pharos]]; a [[lighthouse]]. (and 0 other senses)
Philo {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) philo {{lb|en|colloquial}} {{clipping of|en|philosophy}} (and 1 other senses)
Pho {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) PHO [[partially]] [[hydrogenated]] [[oil]] (and 0 other senses)
Phu {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) PHU {{initialism of|en|[[public health]] [[unit]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Piano {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) piano {{lb|en|musical instruments}} a percussive [[keyboard]] [[musical]] [[instrument]], usually ranging ... (and 7 other senses)
Piazza {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) piazza A public [[square]], especially in Italian cities. (and 2 other senses)
Piccoli {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) piccoli {{plural of|en|piccolo|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Pick {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pick A [[tool]] used for digging; a [[pickaxe]]. (and 33 other senses)
Picker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) picker [[agent noun|Agent noun]] of [[pick]]; one who picks. (and 7 other senses)
Pickerel {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) pickerel A freshwater [[fish]] of the genus ''[[Esox]]''. (and 2 other senses)
Pickle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pickle A [[cucumber]] preserved in a [[solution]], usually a [[brine]] or a [[vinegar]] syrup. (and 19 other senses)
Pickney {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pickney {{lb|en|Caribbean|Jamaica|MLE|informal}} A [[child]]. (and 0 other senses)
Pickup {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pickup An electronic device for detecting sound, vibration, etc., such as one fitted to an electric guitar ... (and 13 other senses)
Picon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) picon A [[caramel]]-coloured flavoured [[bitters]] made from [[orange]]s, [[gentian]], and [[quinquina]], ... (and 0 other senses)
Picquet {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) picquet {{alt form|en|piquet||card game}} (and 0 other senses)
Piddock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) piddock Any of the bivalve [[molluscs]] of the genus ''[[Pholas]]'' or family [[Pholadidae]], which burrow i... (and 0 other senses)
Pidgeon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pidgeon {{archaic spelling of|en|pigeon}} (and 0 other senses)
Piedra {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) piedra A [[hair]] [[disease]] caused by a [[fungus]]. (and 0 other senses)
Pigeon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pigeon One of several birds of the family [[Columbidae]], which consists of more than 300 species. (and 6 other senses)
Pigg {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) PIgG {{lb|en|medicine|biology}} {{abbreviation of|en|[[plasma]] [[immunoglobulin]] [[G]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Piggins {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) piggins {{plural of|en|piggin}} (and 0 other senses)
Pigman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pigman A [[farm]] [[worker]] who looks after [[pig]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Pike {{surname|en|from=Middle English|nodot=1}}. (and 2 other senses) pike {{lb|en|military|historical}} A very [[long#Adjective|long]] [[spear#Noun|spear]] used two-handed by... (and 18 other senses)
Pilcher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pilcher {{lb|en|obsolete}} One who wears a pilch. (and 2 other senses)
Pile {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pile A mass of things [[heap]]ed together; a [[heap]]. (and 23 other senses)
Pillar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pillar {{lb|en|architecture}} A large [[post]], often used as supporting architecture. (and 6 other senses)
Piller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) piller {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[plunderer]] or [[thief]]. (and 1 other senses)
Pilling {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) pilling {{present participle of|en|pill|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Pillow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pillow A soft [[cushion]] used to [[support]] the [[head]] in [[bed]]. (and 6 other senses)
Pilon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) PILON {{initialism of|en|[[payment]] [[in lieu]] of [[notice]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Pim {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) PIM {{lb|en|computing}} {{acronym of|en|personal information manager|nodot=1}}: a kind of [[software]] w... (and 2 other senses)
Pimenta {{surname|en|from=Portuguese}} (and 0 other senses) pimenta [[pimento]] (and 0 other senses)
Pinches {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pinches {{plural of|en|pinch}} (and 1 other senses)
Pinder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pinder {{lb|en|US|dialectal|especially|Southern US}} A [[peanut]], the [[nut]]-like [[pod]] containing the ... (and 2 other senses)
Pine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pine {{lb|en|countable|uncountable}} Any [[coniferous]] [[tree]] of the genus ''[[Pinus]]''. (and 8 other senses)
Pineau {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) pineau An [[alcoholic]] drink made from unfermented [[grape]] juice and [[cognac]]. (and 0 other senses)
Piner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) piner One who [[pine]]s {{gloss|languishes, grieves or mourns}}. (and 0 other senses)
Ping {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) ping A high-pitched, short and somewhat sharp sound. (and 15 other senses)
Pingle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pingle {{lb|en|obsolete|UK|dialect}} A small piece of enclosed ground. (and 2 other senses)
Pinion {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pinion A [[wing]]. (and 7 other senses)
Pink {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) pink {{lb|en|regional}} The common [[minnow]], ''[[Phoxinus phoxinus]]''. {{defdate|from 15th c.}} (and 28 other senses)
Pinnock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pinnock {{lb|en|UK|dialect}} The [[hedge sparrow]]. (and 1 other senses)
Pinon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pinon {{alternative spelling of|en|piñon}} (and 0 other senses)
Pint {{surname|en|from=Dutch}} (and 0 other senses) pint A [[unit]] of [[volume]], equivalent to: (and 2 other senses)
Pintado {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) pintado {{lb|en|countable}} A bird, the [[Cape petrel]]. (and 2 other senses)
Pinter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pinter {{lb|en|in combinations|UK|slang}} The drinking of a certain number of [[pint]]s of beer (and 2 other senses)
Pipe {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) pipe {{non-gloss definition|Meanings relating to a wind instrument.}} (and 19 other senses)
Piper {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations}} (and 1 other senses) piper A [[musician]] who plays a [[pipe]]. (and 5 other senses)
Pipkin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pipkin A small [[earthen]] [[pot]]. (and 0 other senses)
Pippin {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) pippin A seed (and 3 other senses)
Pipple {{surname|en}} A surname used in the United States. (and 0 other senses) pipple {{pronunciation spelling of|en|people}} (and 1 other senses)
Piquet {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) piquet {{lb|en|card games}} A game of [[card]]s for two people, with thirty-two cards, all the deuces, thre... (and 0 other senses)
Pirog {{surname|en|nodot=1}} of [[Slavic]] origin. (and 0 other senses) pirog A baked case of dough with a sweet or savoury filling, popular in [[Eastern Europe]]. (and 0 other senses)
Piston {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) piston A [[solid]] [[disk]] or [[cylinder]] that fits inside a [[hollow]] cylinder, and moves under [[press... (and 3 other senses)
Pitcher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pitcher One who [[pitch]]es anything, as [[hay]], [[quoit]]s, a [[ball]], etc. (and 6 other senses)
Pitchfork {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pitchfork An [[agricultural]] [[tool]] comprising a [[fork]] with sparse, light [[tine]]s, attached to a long ... (and 5 other senses)
Pitman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pitman {{lb|en|plural (and 1 other senses)
Pitter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pitter A device that removes [[pits]] from fruit such as olives or cherries. (and 1 other senses)
Pla {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) PLA {{lb|en|business|uncountable}} [[NYSE]] stock-ticker symbol for ''Playboy Entertainment Holdings'' (and 7 other senses)
Place {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) place {{lb|en|physical}} An [[area]]; [[somewhere]] within an [[area]]. (and 19 other senses)
Plaice {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) plaice Several similar marine [[flatfish]] of the [[righteye flounder]] family [[Pleuronectidae]]: (and 0 other senses)
Plain {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) plain {{lb|en|now|_|rare|regional}} [[flat|Flat]], [[level]]. {{defdate|from 14th c.}} (and 15 other senses)
Plaisance {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) plaisance {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[pleasance|Pleasance]] (a pleasure ground laid out with shady walks, trees and s... (and 0 other senses)
Plank {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) plank A long, broad and thick piece of [[timber]], as opposed to a [[board]] which is less thick. (and 10 other senses)
Plant {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) plant {{lb|en|botany}} An [[organism]] that is not an animal, especially an organism capable of photosynth... (and 23 other senses)
Plaster {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) plaster {{lb|en|uncountable}} A [[paste]] applied to the [[skin]] for [[heal]]ing or [[cosmetic]] purposes. (and 9 other senses)
Plater {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) plater Someone who [[plate]]s [[metal]]. (and 4 other senses)
Plating {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) plating {{present participle of|en|plate|nocat=1}} (and 4 other senses)
Platter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) platter A [[tray]] for [[serve|serving]] [[food]]s. (and 4 other senses)
Player {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[sportsman]]. (and 0 other senses) player One that plays (and 3 other senses)
Plaza {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 1 other senses) plaza A [[town]]'s [[public]] [[square]]. (and 3 other senses)
Pleasant {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pleasant Giving [[pleasure]]; [[pleasing]] in [[manner]]. (and 2 other senses)
Pleasants {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pleasants {{plural of|en|pleasant}} (and 0 other senses)
Pleat {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pleat {{lb|en|sewing}} A [[fold]] in the fabric of a [[garment]], usually a [[skirt]], as a part of the de... (and 4 other senses)
Pledger {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) pledger someone who gives a [[pledge]] (and 0 other senses)
Plew {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) plew {{lb|en|North America}} [[beaver]] [[pelt]] (and 0 other senses)
Plimsoll {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) plimsoll {{lb|en|British}} A [[rubber]]-[[sole]]d lace-up [[canvas]] [[shoe]] for [[sport]]s or [[onboard]] [... (and 1 other senses)
Plitt {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) plitt {{lb|en|historical}} An instrument of punishment resembling the [[knout]], formerly used in [[Russia... (and 0 other senses)
Plowman {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[plowman]]. (and 0 other senses) plowman A man who [[plow]]s land with a [[plough]]. (and 0 other senses)
Pluff {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pluff {{lb|en|Scotland}} A [[puff]] of [[smoke]] or [[dust]]. (and 4 other senses)
Plum {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) plum ''The fruit and its tree.'' (and 6 other senses)
Plumb {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) plumb [[truly|Truly]] [[vertical]], as indicated by a [[plumb line]]. (and 16 other senses)
Plunk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) plunk {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[drop]] or [[throw]] something [[heavily]] onto or into something else, so ... (and 8 other senses)
Poblano {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) poblano A mild green [[chile pepper]] native to [[Mexico]]; when dried, the chilis are called [[ancho]]s or ... (and 0 other senses)
Pocket {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pocket A [[bag]] stitched to an item of clothing, used for carrying small items. (and 27 other senses)
Podesta {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) podesta {{lb|en|historical}} A [[chief]] [[magistrate]] of the [[Italian]] [[republic]]s in the [[Middle Age... (and 1 other senses)
Poe {{surname|en|from=Old Norse|nodot=1}}: (and 2 other senses) poe {{lb|en|archaic}} {{alt form|en|po||chamberpot}} (and 1 other senses)
Pogue {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pogue {{lb|en|Ireland}} A [[kiss]]. (and 3 other senses)
Pointer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pointer Anything that [[point]]s or is used for pointing. (and 7 other senses)
Polaski {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) polaski {{lb|en|firefighting}} A {{l|en|fire fighting}} hand tool consisting of {{l|en|ax}} or adz head on a... (and 0 other senses)
Poley {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) poley {{lb|en|UK|dialect}} Without [[horn]]s; [[polled]]. (and 0 other senses)
Poling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) poling {{present participle of|en|pole|nocat=1}} (and 3 other senses)
Polio {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) polio {{abbreviation of|en|poliomyelitis}} (and 1 other senses)
Polis {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) polis {{lb|en|historical}} A [[Greek]] [[city-state]]. (and 2 other senses)
Polite {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) polite [[well-mannered|Well-mannered]], [[civilized]]. (and 2 other senses)
Polk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) polk {{lb|en|obsolete|slang}} To dance the [[polka]]. (and 0 other senses)
Polka {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) polka A lively [[dance]] originating in [[Bohemia]]. (and 3 other senses)
Pollan {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) pollan A [[freshwater]] [[fish]], {{taxlink|Coregonus pollan|species|noshow=1}}, resembling a [[herring]] (and 0 other senses)
Pollard {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) pollard {{lb|en|often|attributive}} A [[prune]]d [[tree]]; the [[wood]] of [[such]] [[tree]]s. (and 6 other senses)
Pollman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pollman {{lb|en|UK|historical|Cambridge University slang}} One who takes an [[ordinary]] [[university]] [[de... (and 0 other senses)
Pomfret {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pomfret A [[fish]] of family [[Bramidae]], consisting of eight genera and some twenty species. (and 1 other senses)
Pon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pon {{alternative spelling of|en|'pon}}; Contraction of [[upon]] (and 0 other senses)
Pond {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pond An inland body of standing [[water]], either natural or man-made, that is smaller than a [[lake]]. (and 6 other senses)
Ponder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ponder To [[wonder]], [[think of]] deeply. (and 3 other senses)
Pontin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pontin {{lb|en|enzyme}} An [[ATPase]] that is a component of [[telomerase]] (and 0 other senses)
Pooler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pooler A member of a [[pool]], such as a [[carpool]] or [[press pool]] (and 1 other senses)
Poon {{surname|en|Chinese|from=Cantonese}} (and 0 other senses) poon Any of several East Indian [[tree]]s of the [[genus]] ''[[Calophyllum]]'', yielding a light, hard wo... (and 2 other senses)
Poore {{surname|en|A=An|English}} (and 0 other senses) poore {{obsolete spelling of|en|poor}} (and 0 other senses)
Pope {{surname|en|A=An English|from=nicknames|nodot=1}} originating as a [[nickname]]. (and 0 other senses) pope {{lb|en|Roman Catholicism|_| (and 12 other senses)
Poplin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) poplin A [[fabric]] of many [[variety|varieties]], usually made of [[silk]] and [[worsted]]; used especiall... (and 0 other senses)
Popper {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) popper One who or that which [[pop]]s. (and 10 other senses)
Porch {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) porch {{lb|en|architectural element}} A [[covered]] [[entrance]] to a building, whether taken from the int... (and 2 other senses)
Porta {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) porta {{lb|en|anatomy}} The part of the [[liver]] or other [[organ]] where its [[vessel]]s and [[nerve]]s ... (and 1 other senses)
Porteous {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) porteous {{lb|en|historical}} A portable [[breviary]]. (and 0 other senses)
Porter {{surname|en|from=occupations|occupational}} (and 2 other senses) porter A person who carries [[luggage]] and related objects. (and 7 other senses)
Portman {{surname|en|A=An occupational|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) portman A [[burgess]] of a [[port]], especially of one of the [[Cinque Ports]]. (and 0 other senses)
Posada {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) posada A traditional Mexican Christmas [[procession]]. (and 1 other senses)
Posey {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) posey {{lb|en|British|informal}} [[pretentious|Pretentious]]; [[posturing]]. (and 0 other senses)
Post {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) post A long [[dowel]] or [[plank]] protruding from the ground; a [[fencepost]]; a [[lightpost]]. (and 38 other senses)
Postman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) postman {{lb|en|chiefly|British}} someone who [[deliver]]s the [[post]] ([[mail]]) to, and/or [[collect]]s t... (and 1 other senses)
Potash {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) potash The [[water]]-[[soluble]] part of the [[ash]] formed by [[burning]] [[plant]] [[material]]; used for... (and 3 other senses)
Pote {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pote {{lb|en|obsolete}} To [[push]], [[thrust]]. (and 1 other senses)
Pott {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pott An old size of [[paper]], 12.5 × 15 inches. (and 0 other senses)
Pottinger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pottinger A dish for [[pottage]]; a [[porringer]]. (and 0 other senses)
Pottle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pottle {{lb|en|archaic}} A former unit of volume, equivalent to half a [[gallon]], used for liquids and cor... (and 2 other senses)
Potts {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) potts {{plural of|en|pott}} (and 0 other senses)
Pou {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) POU {{lb|en|industrial automation}} {{initialism of|en|program organization unit}} (and 1 other senses)
Poulter {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a dealer in [[poultry]]. (and 0 other senses) poulter {{lb|en|obsolete}} A dealer in [[poultry]]; a [[poulterer]]. (and 0 other senses)
Pouncy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pouncy {{lb|en|slang}} [[punchy|Punchy]], [[aggressive]]. (and 0 other senses)
Pound {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pound A [[unit]] of [[weight]] in various measurement systems (and 20 other senses)
Pounder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pounder A vessel in which something is [[pound]]ed, or an [[implement]] used in pounding. (and 3 other senses)
Pradhan {{surname|en|from=Hindi}} (and 0 other senses) pradhan {{lb|en|India|historical}} An [[official]] in parts of [[India]], equivalent to [[vizier]] in rank a... (and 0 other senses)
Prasad {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) prasad {{lb|en|Hinduism}} [[food|Food]] used as a religious offering. {{defdate|from 18th c.}} (and 0 other senses)
Prater {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) prater A person who [[prate]]s; a [[chatterer]]. (and 0 other senses)
Pray {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pray {{lb|en|religion}} To direct [[word]]s, [[thought]]s, or one's [[attention]] to [[God]] or any highe... (and 5 other senses)
Precious {{surname|en|from=nicknames|dot=, originating as a male or female [[nickname]]}}. (and 1 other senses) precious Of high [[value]] or [[worth]]. (and 6 other senses)
Preddy {{surname|en|from=Welsh}} (and 0 other senses) preddy {{pronunciation spelling of|en|pretty}} (and 1 other senses)
Pree {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) pree {{tlb|en|MLE|Caribbean|_|and their expatriates}} to [[heed]], to [[take notice]] of or [[pay attenti... (and 0 other senses)
Preedy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) preedy {{lb|en|UK|dialect|dated}} With [[ease]]. (and 0 other senses)
Prentice {{surname|en|A=An occupational|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) prentice {{lb|en|obsolete}} An [[apprentice]]. (and 1 other senses)
Press {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) press {{lb|en|countable}} A [[device]] used to apply pressure to an item. (and 27 other senses)
Presser {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) presser A person or device that presses or squeezes. (and 4 other senses)
Pressly {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pressly {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[close]]ly; [[concise]]ly (and 0 other senses)
Pressman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pressman Someone who operates a [[printing press]]. {{defdate|from 16th c.}} (and 3 other senses)
Prest {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) prest {{lb|en|archaic}} {{en-past of|press}} (and 9 other senses)
Presto {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) presto {{lb|en|music}} Very fast or quickly; a directive for the musician(s) to play in a very quick [[temp... (and 2 other senses)
Pretty {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pretty [[pleasant|Pleasant]] to the sight or other senses; [[attractive]], especially of women or children,... (and 11 other senses)
Preyer {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) preyer One who, or that which, [[prey]]s (and 0 other senses)
Price {{surname|en|Welsh [[patronymic]]|from=Welsh|nodot=1}}, anglicized from {{m|cy|ap}} {{m|cy|Rhys}}. (and 1 other senses) price The [[cost]] [[require]]d to gain [[possession]] of something. (and 6 other senses)
Prier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) prier A person who [[pry|pries]]. (and 0 other senses)
Priest {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) priest a religious [[clergyman]] ([[clergywoman]], [[clergyperson]]) who is trained to perform services or ... (and 3 other senses)
Prill {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) prill to flow, spurt (and 10 other senses)
Primavera {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) primavera Describing a light [[vegetable]] [[sauce]], especially one served with [[pasta]]. (and 0 other senses)
Prime {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) prime [[first|First]] in [[importance]], [[degree]], or [[rank#Noun|rank]]. (and 34 other senses)
Primero {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) primero An old [[card game]] resembling [[poker]]. (and 0 other senses)
Primmer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) primmer {{en-comparative of|prim}} (and 0 other senses)
Primrose {{surname|en|habitational}} (and 1 other senses) primrose A [[flower]]ing [[plant]] of the [[genus]] ''[[Primula]]''. (and 6 other senses)
Pringle {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) pringle {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[prickle]] or [[tingle]]. (and 0 other senses)
Prior {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for someone employed by a [[prior]]. (and 0 other senses) prior [[advance|Advance]]; previous; coming before. (and 6 other senses)
Pro {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) PRO {{initialism of|en|pressure retarded osmosis}} (and 1 other senses)
Proctor {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 4 other senses) proctor {{lb|en|US}} A [[person]] who [[supervise]]s [[student]]s as they take an [[examination]], in the Un... (and 7 other senses)
Proffer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) proffer An [[offer#Noun|offer]] [[make#Verb|made]]; something [[propose]]d for [[acceptance]] by another; a ... (and 3 other senses)
Prom {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) PROM {{lb|en|electronics}} {{l|en|programmable read-only memory|Programmable read-only memory}}: A PROM c... (and 0 other senses)
Proper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) proper {{lb|en|heading}} ''Suitable.'' (and 5 other senses)
Pross {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) pross {{lb|en|slang}} A [[prostitute]]. (and 0 other senses)
Proto {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) proto [[prototype|Prototypical]]; preceding the proper beginning of something (and 0 other senses)
Proud {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) proud [[feel#Verb|Feeling]] [[honoured#Adjective|honoured]] (by something); feeling [[happy]] or [[satisfi... (and 7 other senses)
Province {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) province A [[region]] of the earth or of a continent; a [[district]] or [[country]]. {{defdate|from 14th c.}} (and 6 other senses)
Provost {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[provost]]. (and 0 other senses) provost [[one|One]] [[placed]] in [[charge]]: a [[head]], a [[chief]], ''[[particularly]]'': (and 3 other senses)
Prows {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) prows {{plural of|en|prow}} (and 0 other senses)
Prude {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) prude A person who is or tries to be excessively [[proper]], especially one who is easily offended by matt... (and 1 other senses)
Prudhomme {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) prudhomme A [[trustworthy]] [[citizen]]. (and 1 other senses)
Pruner {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) pruner A person who [[prune]]s, or a tool used in pruning. (and 1 other senses)
Pry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pry {{lb|en|intransitive}} (and 6 other senses)
Pryce {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pryce {{obs sp|en|price}} (and 1 other senses)
Pryde {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pryde {{obsolete spelling of|en|pride}} (and 0 other senses)
Pryer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pryer A person who [[pry|pries]]; a [[pry]]. (and 0 other senses)
Pua {{surname|en|from=Hokkien}} (and 0 other senses) pua A [[scraper]] or stick used to play a [[guiro]]. (and 0 other senses)
Puckering {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) puckering A fold or pinched bunch of fabric caused by the shrinkage of one layer among many. (and 1 other senses)
Pugh {{surname|en|from=Welsh}} (and 0 other senses) pugh {{lb|en|archaic}} {{alt form|en|pooh|nodot=a}}: {{n-g|an expression of [[contempt]], [[disgust]], et... (and 0 other senses)
Pulaski {{surname|en|from=Polish}} (and 2 other senses) pulaski A double-ended fire-fighting tool, usually long-handled, and having an [[ax]]-blade on one side and ... (and 0 other senses)
Pulis {{surname|en|from=Maltese}} (and 1 other senses) pulis {{plural of|en|puli}} (and 0 other senses)
Pullen {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pullen {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[domestic]] [[fowl]]; [[poultry]] (and 2 other senses)
Pulley {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pulley {{lb|en|engineering|countable}} One of the [[simple machine]]s; a [[sheave]], a [[wheel]] with a [[g... (and 1 other senses)
Pullin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pullin {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[poultry]] (and 0 other senses)
Pulling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pulling {{present participle of|en|pull|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Pun {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pun {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[beat#Verb|beat]]; [[strike#Verb|strike]] with [[force#Noun|force]]; to [[r... (and 3 other senses)
Pung {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pung {{lb|en|US|Canada}} A [[low]] [[box]][[-like]] [[sleigh]] [[desig (and 2 other senses)
Purchase {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) purchase The acquisition of [[title]] to, or property in, anything for a [[price]]; buying for money or its e... (and 15 other senses)
Purdy {{surname|en|from=Norman}} (and 0 other senses) purdy {{lb|en|US|slang|and|dialects|like|_|Southern US|and|Appalachian}} [[pretty]]. (and 0 other senses)
Purohit {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) purohit {{lb|en|India}} A family [[priest]]. (and 0 other senses)
Purple {{lb|en|rare}} {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) purple A colour/color that is a dark blend of red and blue; dark [[magenta]]. (and 20 other senses)
Purpura {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) purpura {{lb|en|medicine}} The appearance of red or purple [[discoloration]]s on the [[skin]] that do not [[... (and 0 other senses)
Purse {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) purse A small [[bag]] for carrying [[money]]. (and 7 other senses)
Purser {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[maker]] of [[purse]]s. (and 0 other senses) purser The person responsible for handling the [[accounts]] on a [[ship]], or for dealing with the [[passen... (and 0 other senses)
Pursley {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pursley {{lb|en|dialect}} The plant [[purslane]]. (and 0 other senses)
Purvey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) purvey {{lb|en|intransitive|obsolete}} To [[prepare]] in advance (for or to do something); to [[plan]], mak... (and 2 other senses)
Push {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) push {{lb|en|transitive|intransitive}} To apply a [[force]] to (an object) such that it moves [[away]] fr... (and 26 other senses)
Pye {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) pye {{archaic spelling of|en|pie|nodot=1}} {{gloss|pastry food}}. (and 0 other senses)
Pyo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) PYO {{initialism of|en|[[pick]] [[your]] [[own]]|nodot=yes}}: the sale of [[fruit]] and [[vegetable]]s t... (and 0 other senses)
Qazi {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) qazi {{alternative spelling of|en|qadi}} (and 0 other senses)
Quail {{surname|en|from=Scottish Gaelic}} (and 0 other senses) quail {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[waste#Verb|waste]] away; to [[fade#Verb|fade]], to [[wither]] {{defdate|... (and 7 other senses)
Quaintance {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) quaintance {{lb|en|dated}} [[acquaintance]] (and 0 other senses)
Quale {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) quale {{lb|en|philosophy}} An instance of subjective, conscious experience. (and 0 other senses)
Quant {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) quant {{lb|en|finance}} A [[quantitative analyst]]. (and 7 other senses)
Quarterman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) quarterman A [[foreman]] in a [[shipyard]] (and 0 other senses)
Quatro {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) quatro {{alt form|en|cuatro}} (and 0 other senses)
Quay {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) quay {{lb|en|nautical}} A stone or concrete structure on navigable water used for loading and unloading v... (and 3 other senses)
Que {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) que {{lb|en|US|informal|rare}} {{clipping of|en|barbeque}} (and 0 other senses)
Queener {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) queener One who [[queen]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Queens {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) queens {{plural of|en|queen}} (and 2 other senses)
Query {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) query A [[question#Noun|question]], an [[inquiry]] {{qualifier|US}}, an [[enquiry]] {{qualifier|UK}}. (and 8 other senses)
Quest {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) QUEST {{abbreviation of|en|quantized electronic structure}} (and 0 other senses)
Quested {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) quested {{en-past of|quest}} (and 0 other senses)
Quick {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) quick Moving with [[speed]], [[rapidity]] or [[swiftness]], or capable of doing so; [[rapid]]; [[fast]]. (and 18 other senses)
Quicke {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) quicke {{obsolete spelling of|en|quick}} (and 0 other senses)
Quill {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) quill The [[lower]] [[shaft]] of a [[feather]], specifically the region lacking [[barb]]s. (and 12 other senses)
Quilter {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) quilter A person whose [[hobby]] or [[profession]] is making [[quilt]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Quilty {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 1 other senses) quilty {{lb|en|informal}} Resembling or characteristic of a [[quilt]]. (and 0 other senses)
Quin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) quin {{lb|en|informal}} A [[quintuplet]]. (and 1 other senses)
Quince {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) quince The pear-shaped [[fruit]] of a small tree of the rose family, ''[[Cydonia oblonga]]''. (and 2 other senses)
Quine {{surname|en|from=Manx}} (and 0 other senses) quine {{lb|en|computing}} A program that produces its own [[source code]] as output. (and 2 other senses)
Quinones {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) quinones {{plural of|en|quinone}} (and 0 other senses)
Quintal {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) quintal {{lb|en|historical|except|India}} A measure of weight originally equal to a hundred [[pound]]s; late... (and 1 other senses)
Quiring {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) quiring {{present participle of|en|quire|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Quirk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) quirk an [[idiosyncrasy]]; a slight [[glitch]], [[mannerism]]; something unusual about the manner or style... (and 5 other senses)
Quist {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) quist {{lb|en|Midlands}} The [[wood pigeon]], ''Columba palumbus''. (and 0 other senses)
Röntgen {{surname|en|German|from=German|nodot=1}}, notably of [[w:Wilhelm Röntgen|Wilhelm Röntgen]]. (and 0 other senses) röntgen {{lb|en|physics}} a unit of [[exposure]] to [[ionizing]] [[radiation]] (and 0 other senses)
Raad {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) raad The [[electric catfish]]. (and 0 other senses)
Rabadi {{surname|en|from=Arabic}} (and 0 other senses) rabadi {{lb|en|India}} A creamy [[dessert]] made from sweetened yoghurt. (and 0 other senses)
Race {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) race A [[contest]] [[between]] [[people]], [[animals]], [[vehicles]], etc. where the [[goal]] is to be th... (and 21 other senses)
Raff {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) raff A [[promiscuous]] [[heap]]; a [[jumble]]; a large quantity; [[lumber]]; [[refuse]]. (and 4 other senses)
Raffles {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) raffles {{plural of|en|raffle}} (and 1 other senses)
Rafter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rafter One of a series of [[sloped]] [[beam]]s that extend from the [[ridge]] or hip to the downslope [[per... (and 5 other senses)
Rager {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rager {{lb|en|uncommon}} One who [[rage]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Rai {{surname|en|from=India|nodot=1}} found among people from coastal Karnataka and northern India. (and 1 other senses) rai [[stone money]] (and 2 other senses)
Raider {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) raider One who engages in a [[raid]]; a [[plunderer]]. (and 4 other senses)
Rainer {{surname|en|A=An|[[English]] and [[American]]|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) rainer {{lb|en|rare}} That which [[rain]]s, or dispenses something in a shower. (and 0 other senses)
Rainier {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 3 other senses) rainier {{en-comparative of|rainy}} (and 0 other senses)
Rains {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rains {{plural of|en|rain}} (and 2 other senses)
Rainwater {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rainwater [[rainfall|Rainfall]]. (and 1 other senses)
Raisin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) raisin A dried [[grape]]. (and 1 other senses)
Rake {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rake {{lb|en|agriculture|horticulture}} A [[garden#Noun|garden]] [[tool#Noun|tool]] with a [[row#Noun|row... (and 22 other senses)
Raker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) raker A person who uses a [[rake]]. (and 2 other senses)
Ralphs {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) ralphs {{en-third-person singular of|ralph}} (and 0 other senses)
Ramage {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ramage {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[wild]]; [[untamed]] (and 2 other senses)
Rambo {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) RAMBO {{lb|en|astronomy}} {{abbreviation of|en|robust association of massive baryonic objects}} (and 0 other senses)
Rami {{surname|en|from=Arabic}} (and 0 other senses) rami {{plural of|en|ramus}} (and 0 other senses)
Ramp {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) ramp {{senseid|en|inclined surface}} An [[inclined]] [[surface]] that [[connect]]s two [[level]]s; an [[i... (and 20 other senses)
Rance {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rance A type of coloured marble from Belgium. Rance is red and often has white or blue graining. (and 2 other senses)
Rancour {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) rancour {{alternative spelling of|en|rancor|from=British|from2=Canadian}} (and 0 other senses)
Ransom {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ransom [[money|Money]] paid for the [[free]]ing of a [[hostage]]. (and 5 other senses)
Ranst {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|Flemish|from=Dutch}} (and 1 other senses) ranst {{en-archaic second-person singular past of|run}} (and 0 other senses)
Rape {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rape {{lb|en|now|rare}} The taking of something by [[force]]; [[seizure]], [[plunder]]. {{defdate|from ea... (and 18 other senses)
Raper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) raper {{lb|en|informal}} A person who has [[rape]]d someone; a [[rapist]]. (and 0 other senses)
Rapier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rapier A [[slender]], [[straight]], [[sharp]]ly [[pointed]] [[sword]] (double-[[edge]]d, single-edged or ed... (and 3 other senses)
Rappa {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) rappa {{pronunciation spelling of|en|rapper}} (and 0 other senses)
Ras {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) ras An [[Ethiopian]] [[king]] or [[prince]]. (and 1 other senses)
Rasberry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rasberry {{misspelling of|en|raspberry}} (and 0 other senses)
Rascal {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rascal A [[dishonest]] person; a [[rogue]], a [[scoundrel]], a [[trickster]]. (and 3 other senses)
Rash {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rash Acting too quickly without considering the risks and consequences; not [[careful]]; [[hasty]]. (and 9 other senses)
Rashed {{surname|en|from=Arabic}} (and 0 other senses) rashed {{en-past of|rash}} (and 0 other senses)
Raspberry {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) raspberry The plant ''[[Rubus idaeus]]''. (and 9 other senses)
Rasul {{surname|en|from=Arabic}} (and 0 other senses) rasul {{lb|en|Islam}} A [[prophet]] or [[messenger]] in [[Islam]]; [[Muhammad]], as a [[special]] [[messen... (and 1 other senses)
Rath {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) rath {{lb|en|historical}} A walled enclosure, especially in Ireland; a [[ringfort]] built sometime betwee... (and 1 other senses)
Rathe {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) rathe {{lb|en|poetic}} [[ripening|Ripening]] or [[blooming]] early. (and 2 other senses)
Rather {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rather {{lb|en|obsolete}} More quickly. {{defdate|9th-19th c.}} (and 7 other senses)
Rattan {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rattan Any of several species of climbing [[palm]] of the genus ''[[Calamus]]''. (and 3 other senses)
Ratter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ratter Anything which catches rats, especially a [[dog]] trained to catch them; a rat [[terrier]]. (and 1 other senses)
Ratti {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ratti A [[traditional]] [[Indian]] [[unit of measure]] for [[mass]], approximately 0.1215 [[gram]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Rattler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rattler Anything that [[rattle]]s. (and 6 other senses)
Rave {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rave An [[enthusiastic]] [[review]] (such as of a [[play]]). (and 9 other senses)
Raven {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) raven {{lb|en|countable}} Any of several, generally [[large]] and [[lustrous]] [[black]] [[species]] of [[... (and 8 other senses)
Raver {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) raver A person who attends [[rave]] [[party|parties]], or who belongs to that [[subculture]]. (and 1 other senses)
Raw {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) RAW {{lb|en|India|acronym}} {{acronym of|en|[[research|Research]] and [[analysis|Analysis]] [[wing|Wing]... (and 3 other senses)
Ray {{surname|en|from=nicknames|nodot=1}}. (and 4 other senses) ray A [[beam]] of light or [[radiation]]. (and 15 other senses)
Rayas {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 1 other senses) rayas {{plural of|en|raya}} (and 0 other senses)
Rayleigh {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) rayleigh {{lb|en|physics|astronomy}} A unit of [[brightness]] (of the sky at night) equal to 10 (and 0 other senses)
Rayon {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) rayon A manufactured [[regenerate]]d [[cellulosic]] [[fiber]]. (and 2 other senses)
Razor {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) razor A [[keen]]-edged [[knife]] of peculiar shape, used in [[shave|shaving]] the hair from the face or ot... (and 4 other senses)
Reacher {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) reacher A person who [[reach]]es. (and 3 other senses)
Read {{surname|en|from=Old English|nodot=1}}, a less common spelling variant of [[Reid]]. (and 1 other senses) read {{lb|en|transitive|or|intransitive}} To look at and interpret letters or other information that is [... (and 22 other senses)
Reading {{surname|en}} (and 9 other senses) reading {{present participle of|en|read|nocat=1}} (and 10 other senses)
Ready {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ready [[prepare|Prepared]] for immediate action or use. (and 6 other senses)
Reagin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) reagin {{lb|en|biochemistry}} An [[antibody]]. (and 1 other senses)
Ream {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ream {{lb|en|UK|_|dialectal|Northern England|Scotland}} [[cream|Cream]]; also, the [[creamlike]] [[froth]... (and 9 other senses)
Reamer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) reamer A [[tool]] for [[bore|boring]] a hole wider. (and 3 other senses)
Reason {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) reason A [[cause]]: (and 11 other senses)
Reasoner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) reasoner One who [[reason]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Reaves {{surname|en|from=occupations|nodot=1}}. (and 0 other senses) reaves {{en-third-person singular of|reave}} (and 0 other senses)
Reckless {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) reckless [[careless|Careless]] or [[heedless]]; [[headstrong]] or [[rash]]. (and 1 other senses)
Record {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) record An item of [[information]] put into a temporary or permanent physical [[medium]]. (and 13 other senses)
Redd {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) redd {{lb|en|obsolete}} To free from [[entanglement]]. (and 9 other senses)
Redder {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) redder {{en-comparative of|red}} (and 0 other senses)
Redding {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) redding {{present participle of|en|redd|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Redhead {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) redhead A person with [[red hair]]. (and 7 other senses)
Reding {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) reding {{present participle of|en|rede|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Redwood {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) redwood {{lb|en|countable|uncountable|[[USDA]]-preferred term}} The species ''[[Sequoia sempervirens]]''. (and 5 other senses)
Ree {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) REE {{lb|en|geology}} {{initialism of|en|rare earth element}} (and 0 other senses)
Reeb {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) reeb {{lb|en|obsolete|costers}} [[beer|Beer]] (and 0 other senses)
Reed {{surname|en|from=Old English|nodot=1}}, a spelling variant of [[Reid]]. (and 2 other senses) reed {{lb|en|countable}} Any of various types of tall stiff perennial grass-like plants growing together ... (and 14 other senses)
Reeder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) reeder One who [[thatch|thatches]] with [[reed]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Reedy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) reedy Full of, or edged with, [[reeds]]. (and 3 other senses)
Reel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) reel A shaky or unsteady gait. (and 15 other senses)
Reeve {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[bailiff]]. (and 0 other senses) reeve {{lb|en|historical}} Any of several [[local]] [[official]]s, with varying responsibilities. (and 4 other senses)
Reeves {{surname|en|from=occupations|nodot=1}}. (and 0 other senses) reeves {{plural of|en|reeve}} (and 0 other senses)
Ref {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) REF {{lb|en|UK|education}} {{initialism of|en|[[research|Research]] [[excellence|Excellence]] [[framewor... (and 0 other senses)
Register {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) register A [[formal]] [[recording]] of [[names]], [[events]], [[transactions]] etc. (and 28 other senses)
Rego {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rego {{lb|en|uncountable|colloquial|Australia|New Zealand}} [[registration|Registration]] for a motor veh... (and 2 other senses)
Regula {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) regula a [[book]] of [[rule]]s for a [[religious]] [[establishment]] (and 1 other senses)
Reigle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) reigle {{lb|en|obsolete}} To [[regulate]]; to [[govern]]. (and 1 other senses)
Rein {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) rein A [[strap]] or [[rope]] attached to a [[bridle]] or [[bit]], used to control a [[horse]], [[animal]]... (and 6 other senses)
Reinking {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) reinking {{present participle of|en|reink|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Reish {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) reish {{alternative spelling of|en|resh}} (and 0 other senses)
Reist {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) reist {{lb|en|philosophy}} A [[proponent]] of [[reism]]. (and 0 other senses)
Remine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) remine {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[mine]] again. (and 0 other senses)
Render {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) render {{lb|en|ditransitive}} To [[cause]] to [[become]]. (and 21 other senses)
Rent {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rent A [[payment]] made by a [[tenant]] at [[interval]]s in order to [[occupy]] a [[property]]. (and 12 other senses)
Reo {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) REO {{initialism of|en|real estate owned}} {{gloss|property owned by a lender}} (and 0 other senses)
Resh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) resh The twentieth letter of many Semitic alphabets/abjads ([[Phoenician]], [[Aramaic]], [[Hebrew]], [[Sy... (and 0 other senses)
Rester {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rester One who [[rest]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Resto {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) resto {{lb|en|informal}} A {{l|en|restaurant}}. (and 1 other senses)
Reutter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) reutter To [[utter]] again. (and 0 other senses)
Revel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) revel An instance of [[merrymaking]]; a [[celebration]]. (and 5 other senses)
Revere {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) revere {{lb|en|transitive}} to [[regard]] someone or something with great [[awe]] or [[devotion]]. (and 2 other senses)
Rew {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rew {{lb|en|obsolete|or|dialectal}} {{en-simple past of|row|lang=en}} (and 0 other senses)
Rhymer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rhymer {{lb|en|archaic}} A [[minstrel]]. (and 1 other senses)
Rhyne {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rhyne A [[running]] [[waterway]] that links a [[ditch]] or [[stream]] to a [[river]]. (and 1 other senses)
Rials {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rials {{plural of|en|rial}} (and 0 other senses)
Rice {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=Welsh|nodot=1}} derived from {{etyl|cy|en}} given name [[Rhys]]. (and 0 other senses) RICE {{lb|en|medicine}} {{initialism of|en|[[rest]], [[ice]], [[compression]], [[elevation]]|nodot=1}}: a... (and 1 other senses)
Riche {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) riche {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[kingdom]]. (and 0 other senses)
Richens {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) richens {{en-third-person singular of|richen}} (and 0 other senses)
Richer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) richer {{en-comparative of|rich}}. (and 0 other senses)
Riches {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) riches [[money|Money]], [[goods]], [[wealth]], [[treasure]]. (and 1 other senses)
Ricker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ricker A stout [[pole]] for use in making a [[rick]], or for a [[spar]] to a [[boat]]. (and 0 other senses)
Rickers {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) rickers {{plural of|en|ricker}} (and 0 other senses)
Ricks {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) ricks {{plural of|en|rick}} (and 1 other senses)
Ricotta {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) ricotta A soft [[Italian]] [[unsalted]] [[whey]] [[cheese]] resembling [[cottage cheese]]. (and 0 other senses)
Ridder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ridder {{lb|en|now|_|chiefly|dialectal}} a [[sieve]] (and 2 other senses)
Riddle {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) riddle A [[verbal]] [[puzzle]], [[mystery]], or other [[problem]] of an [[intellectual]] nature. (and 11 other senses)
Riddles {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) riddles {{plural of|en|riddle}} (and 1 other senses)
Rider {{surname|en|from=occupations}} More often spelled [[Ryder]]. (and 0 other senses) rider ''A mounted person.'' (and 2 other senses)
Ridgeway {{surname|en}} (and 9 other senses) ridgeway A [[track]] or [[path]] that follows the highest part of the [[landscape]]. (and 0 other senses)
Riding {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) riding {{present participle of|en|ride|nocat=1}} (and 6 other senses)
Ridings {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) ridings {{plural of|en|riding}} (and 0 other senses)
Ridley {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 2 other senses) ridley Any of the [[marine]] [[turtle]]s of the [[genus]] {{taxlink|Lepidochelys|genus|noshow=1}}, found in... (and 0 other senses)
Riegel {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) riegel {{lb|en|geography}} A [[transverse]] [[ridge]] of [[bedrock]] that has been exposed by [[glacial]] [... (and 0 other senses)
Riel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) riel The [[monetary unit]] of [[Cambodia]], equivalent to 100 [[sen]] or 10 [[kak]]. Symbol: '''[[៛]]''' (and 0 other senses)
Rieves {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rieves {{en-third-person singular of|rieve}} (and 0 other senses)
Riffle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) riffle A swift, shallow part of a [[stream]] causing broken water. (and 12 other senses)
Riggle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) riggle {{lb|en|UK|dialect}} The [[European]] [[lancefish]]. (and 0 other senses)
Righter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) righter One who sets right; one who does justice or redresses wrong. (and 1 other senses)
Rike {{surname|en|Norwegian|from=Norwegian}} (and 0 other senses) rike {{lb|en|historical}} [[sovereignty]], [[dominion]], [[authority]] (and 2 other senses)
Rimer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rimer A tool for shaping the [[rime]]s of a [[ladder]]. (and 1 other senses)
Rimes {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rimes {{plural of|en|rime}} (and 1 other senses)
Rimmer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rimmer An [[implement]] for [[cut]]ting, [[trim]]ming, or [[ornament]]ing the rim of anything, as the edges... (and 2 other senses)
Rincones {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) rincones {{plural of|en|rincón}} (and 0 other senses)
Rine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rine {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[touch]]. (and 4 other senses)
Ring {{surname|en|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a maker of [[ring]]s as jewelry or as in [[harness]]. (and 1 other senses) ring {{lb|en|physical}} A solid object in the shape of a circle. (and 34 other senses)
Ringer {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) ringer Someone who [[ring]]s, especially a [[bell ringer]]. (and 13 other senses)
Rink {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rink {{lb|en|UK|_|dialectal}} A [[man]], especially a [[warrior]] or [[hero]]. (and 5 other senses)
Rinker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rinker {{lb|en|colloquial}} One who [[skate]]s at a [[rink]]. (and 0 other senses)
Riojas {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) riojas {{plural of|en|rioja}} (and 0 other senses)
Ripa {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) RIPA {{lb|en|UK|legal}} {{initialism of|en|{{w|Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act}}}} (and 0 other senses)
Ripper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ripper Something that rips something else. (and 12 other senses)
Riser {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) riser Someone or something which [[rise]]s. (and 7 other senses)
Rising {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rising {{present participle of|en|rise|nocat=1}} (and 6 other senses)
Risk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) risk {{lb|en|countable}} A [[possible]] [[adverse]] [[event]] or [[outcome]] (and 7 other senses)
Ritz {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ritz {{lb|en|informal|usually preceded by {{m|en|the}}}} A [[display]] of [[ostentatious]] [[elegance]]. (and 1 other senses)
Riva {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) riva A [[rift]] or [[cleft]]. (and 0 other senses)
Rive {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) rive {{lb|en|transitive|archaic|_|except in past participle}} To tear apart by force; to [[rend]]; to [[s... (and 7 other senses)
Rives {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) rives {{plural of|en|rive}} (and 1 other senses)
Rivet {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rivet A [[cylindrical]] [[mechanical]] [[fastener]] that attaches multiple parts together by fitting throu... (and 6 other senses)
Rix {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) rix {{lb|en|intransitive|obsolete}} To [[reign]]. (and 0 other senses)
Roa {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ROA {{initialism of|en|Raman optical activity}} (and 2 other senses)
Roach {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) roach {{senseid|en|fish}} Certain members of the fish family [[Cyprinidae]], including: (and 8 other senses)
Robbin {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 2 other senses) robbin A kind of [[package]] in which [[pepper]] and other dry [[commodities]] are sometimes [[export]]ed f... (and 1 other senses)
Robbins {{surname|en|A=An|English patronymic|from=given names|nodot=1}}, from {{m|en|Robin}} + {{m|en|-s}}. (and 2 other senses) robbins {{plural of|en|robbin}} (and 0 other senses)
Roble {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) roble The California white oak (''Quercus lobata''). (and 0 other senses)
Roche {{surname|en|A=An|Irish and French|from=Anglo-Norman|dot= (and 1 other senses) roche {{lb|en|UK|regional}} One of various types of rock or geological [[strata]]. (and 1 other senses)
Rock {{surname|en|[[topographic]]|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} for someone living near a [[rock]] or an ... (and 3 other senses) rock A formation of [[mineral]]s, specifically: (and 31 other senses)
Rockland {{surname|en}} (and 15 other senses) rockland A [[rocky]] [[landscape]] (and 0 other senses)
Rockwood {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rockwood {{lb|en|mineralogy}} [[ligniform]] [[asbestos]] (and 1 other senses)
Rodham {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rodham A [[bank]] of [[silt]] on the [[bed]] of a dried-up [[river]] (and 0 other senses)
Rodman {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) rodman The person who holds the [[surveying rod]] for a [[surveyor]] (and 0 other senses)
Roe {{surname|en|from=nicknames|nodot=1}}. (and 1 other senses) ROE {{lb|en|accounting}} {{initialism of|en|[[return]] on [[equity]]}} (and 1 other senses)
Roebuck {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) roebuck A [[male]] [[roe deer]]. (and 0 other senses)
Roemer {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) roemer {{alt form|en|rummer}} (and 0 other senses)
Rogers {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|nodot=1}}; an [[English]] [[patronymic]] [[surname]]. (and 2 other senses) rogers {{en-third-person singular of|roger}} (and 0 other senses)
Rogue {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rogue A [[scoundrel]], [[rascal]] or [[unprincipled]], [[deceitful]], and [[unreliable]] [[person]]. (and 14 other senses)
Roh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ROH {{initialism of|en|{{w|Ring of Honor}}|nodot=1}}: a US media and entertainment company known for [[p... (and 1 other senses)
Rohan {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 2 other senses) rohan {{lb|en|obsolete}} An East Indian [[timber]] [[tree]]. (and 0 other senses)
Rohe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rohe {{lb|en|NZ}} In [[Māori]] [[culture]], the [[home]] [[territory]] of a particular [[iwi]] or [[tribe... (and 0 other senses)
Rolfs {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) rolfs {{en-third-person singular of|rolf}} (and 0 other senses)
Rolley {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rolley {{lb|en|mining|historical}} A horse-drawn wheeled vehicle used in a mine. (and 0 other senses)
Rolling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rolling {{lb|en|colloquial}} [[drunk|Drunk]]; [[intoxicated]] from alcohol, [[staggering]]. (and 6 other senses)
Romaine {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) romaine {{taxlink|Lactuca sativa var. longifolia|variety|noshow=1|ver=161026}}, a type of [[lettuce]] having... (and 0 other senses)
Romas {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) romas {{plural of|en|roma}} (and 0 other senses)
Romero {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) romero [[pilot fish]] (and 0 other senses)
Romney {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) romney {{alt form|en|rumney}} (and 0 other senses)
Rondeau {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rondeau A [[monophonic]] [[song]] with a two-part [[refrain]]. (and 0 other senses)
Rondeaux {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rondeaux {{en-irregular plural of|rondeau|ending=x}} (and 0 other senses)
Rood {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rood {{lb|en|archaic}} A [[crucifix]], [[cross]], especially in a [[church]]. (and 3 other senses)
Rooke {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rooke {{obsolete spelling of|en|rook}} (and 0 other senses)
Rooker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rooker A person who [[rook#verb|rooks]] (cheats or swindles). (and 0 other senses)
Rooks {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rooks {{plural of|en|rook}} (and 1 other senses)
Roome {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) roome {{obsolete spelling of|en|room}} (and 0 other senses)
Roose {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) roose {{label|en|Scottish|dialect}} to [[flatter]] or [[praise]]. (and 1 other senses)
Root {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} from a byname from {{der|en|enm|rote||glad}}... (and 6 other senses) root {{senseid|en|underground plant part}} The [[part]] of a [[plant]], generally [[underground]], that [... (and 29 other senses)
Roper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) roper [[agent noun|Agent noun]] of [[rope]]; one who uses a [[rope]], especially one who throws a [[lariat... (and 6 other senses)
Rosado {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rosado A [[Spanish]] [[rosé]] [[wine]]. (and 0 other senses)
Rosas {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rosas {{plural of|en|rosa}} (and 0 other senses)
Roscoe {{surname|en|from=Old Norse}} (and 2 other senses) roscoe {{lb|en|slang}} A [[handgun]], particularly a [[revolver]]. (and 0 other senses)
Roseberry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) roseberry A [[rosehip]]. (and 0 other senses)
Roselle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) roselle ''[[Hibiscus sabdariffa]]'', an edible flower in the hibiscus family used to make {{w|hibiscus tea}}... (and 0 other senses)
Rosen {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rosen {{lb|en|obsolete|or|archaic}} Made of or consisting of [[rose]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Rosewood {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) rosewood The fragrant [[wood]] of {{taxlink|Dalbergia nigra|species}}, a Brazilian tree in the [[legume]] fam... (and 3 other senses)
Rosier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rosier {{en-comparative of|rosy}} (and 1 other senses)
Rosin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rosin [[resin|Resin]]. (and 1 other senses)
Ross {{surname|en|A=An|[[English]] and [[Scottish]] [[habitational]]|from=Scottish Gaelic|nodot=1}} deriv... (and 7 other senses) ross {{lb|en|US|dialect}} The rough, scaly surface on the bark of trees. (and 2 other senses)
Rotella {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) rotella A [[disc]]. (and 1 other senses)
Rothe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rothe {{lb|en|fantasy}} A kind of [[fictional]] [[cattle]] in various [[role-playing game]]s and [[rogueli... (and 0 other senses)
Rother {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) rother {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[horned]] [[animal]], especially an [[ox]]. (and 1 other senses)
Rotolo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rotolo {{lb|en|Italian|_|cuisine}} A [[kind]] of [[roll]]. (and 1 other senses)
Rotter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rotter A [[worthless]], [[despicable]] person. (and 1 other senses)
Rough {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rough Not [[smooth]]; [[uneven]]. (and 24 other senses)
Rought {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rought {{lb|en|obsolete}} {{en-past of|reach}} (and 1 other senses)
Rouleau {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 1 other senses) rouleau A little [[roll]]; a roll of [[coin]]s put up in [[paper]], or something resembling such a roll. (and 3 other senses)
Round {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) round {{lb|en|physical}} Of shape: (and 53 other senses)
Rounds {{surname|en|from=nicknames|nodot=1}} for a descendant of a [[round]] or fat person. (and 0 other senses) rounds {{plural of|en|round}} (and 4 other senses)
Roundy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) roundy {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[round]] (and 0 other senses)
Rouse {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) rouse An [[arousal]]. (and 10 other senses)
Rouser {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rouser Something very [[exciting]] or [[stimulating]]. (and 2 other senses)
Row {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) row A line of objects, often regularly spaced, such as seats in a [[theatre]], vegetable plants in a gar... (and 9 other senses)
Rowan {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 2 other senses) rowan ''[[Sorbus aucuparia]]'', the [[European rowan]]. (and 2 other senses)
Rowen {{surname|en|[[topographic]]|from=Middle English}} (and 1 other senses) rowen A second crop of [[hay]]; [[aftermath]]. (and 1 other senses)
Rowling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rowling {{lb|en|archaic}} {{present participle of|en|roll|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Rowse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rowse {{obs sp|en|rouse}} (and 0 other senses)
Royal {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 5 other senses) royal Of or relating to a [[monarch]] or their family. (and 17 other senses)
Royalty {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) royalty The [[rank]], [[status]], [[power]] or [[authority]] of a monarch. (and 7 other senses)
Royster {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) royster {{obsolete spelling of|en|roister}} (and 1 other senses)
Ruble {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ruble The monetary unit of [[Russia]], [[Belarus]] and [[Transnistria]] equal to 100 [[kopek]]s (Russian: ... (and 0 other senses)
Ruck {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) ruck A [[throng]] or [[crowd]] of people or things; a [[mass]], a [[pack]]. {{defdate|from 16th c.}} (and 12 other senses)
Ruckle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ruckle To [[crease]] or [[wrinkle]]. (and 4 other senses)
Ruckman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ruckman {{lb|en|Australian rules football}} A [[ruck]]; a player who contests rucks. (and 0 other senses)
Rud {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) RUD {{lb|en|engineering|euphemism}} {{initialism of|en|rapid unplanned disassembly|nodot=1}} {{gloss|an ... (and 0 other senses)
Rudd {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 1 other senses) rudd Any species of the [[freshwater]] [[game fish]]es of genus {{taxlink|Scardinius|genus|ver=190209}} (and 0 other senses)
Ruddock {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) ruddock The [[European robin]]. (and 2 other senses)
Ruddy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ruddy [[reddish|Reddish]] in color, especially of the [[face]], [[fire]], or [[sky]]. (and 5 other senses)
Ruden {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ruden {{lb|en|transitive}} To make [[rude]]; make [[raw]], simplified, or more [[robust]]; [[toughen]]. (and 0 other senses)
Rudge {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 2 other senses) rudge {{lb|en|UK|dialect}} A [[partridge]]. (and 0 other senses)
Rue {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rue {{lb|en|archaic|or|dialectal}} [[sorrow|Sorrow]]; [[repentance]]; [[regret]]. (and 7 other senses)
Ruffin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ruffin {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[disordered]] (and 0 other senses)
Ruffing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ruffing {{present participle of|en|ruff|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Rule {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rule A [[regulation]], [[law]], [[guideline]]. (and 16 other senses)
Rumble {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) rumble A low, heavy, continuous sound, such as that of [[thunder]] or a hungry stomach. (and 11 other senses)
Rumens {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rumens {{plural of|en|rumen}} (and 0 other senses)
Rummage {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) rummage {{lb|en|transitive|nautical}} To arrange (cargo, goods, etc.) in the hold of a ship; to move or rear... (and 7 other senses)
Rump {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rump The [[hindquarters]] of a four-legged mammal, not including its legs (and 8 other senses)
Rumple {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rumple {{lb|en|transitive}} To make [[wrinkle]]d, particularly fabric. (and 2 other senses)
Rundle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rundle {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[round]]; a [[step]] of a [[ladder]]; a [[rung]]. (and 7 other senses)
Rung {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rung A [[crosspiece]] forming a [[step]] of a [[ladder]]; a [[round]]. (and 9 other senses)
Runkle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) runkle {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[wrinkle]] or [[crease]]. (and 0 other senses)
Runnels {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) runnels {{plural of|en|runnel}} (and 0 other senses)
Runner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) runner {{agent noun of|en|run|cap=1}}; one who runs. (and 21 other senses)
Running {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) running {{present participle of|en|run|nocat=1|cap=1}}. (and 15 other senses)
Rupp {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) RUPP {{acronym of|en|road used as public path|nodot=1}}, a former type of [[right of way]] in England and... (and 0 other senses)
Rush {{surname|en|A=An|English [[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for someone who made things fr... (and 4 other senses) rush Any of several [[stiff]] plants of the [[genus]] ''[[Juncus]]'', or the [[family]] [[Juncaceae]], ha... (and 28 other senses)
Rusher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rusher A person who [[rush]]es. (and 2 other senses)
Rushing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rushing {{present participle of|en|rush|nocat=1}} (and 3 other senses)
Rusk {{surname|en}} (and 6 other senses) rusk a rectangular, hard, dry [[biscuit]] (and 3 other senses)
Russel {{surname|en|from=nicknames|nodot=1}}, a rather rare spelling variant of [[Russell]]. (and 1 other senses) russel {{lb|en|countable|uncountable|historical}} A [[twilled]] [[woolen]] [[material]]. (and 1 other senses)
Rust {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) rust The deteriorated state of [[iron]] or [[steel]] as a result of [[moisture]] and [[oxidation]]. (and 8 other senses)
Rutherford {{surname|en|Scottish [[habitational]]|from=Old English|nodot=1}} from a place where there was once ... (and 7 other senses) rutherford An [[obsolete]] [[unit]] of [[radioactivity]] (symbol: [[rd]]), defined as the activity of a quantit... (and 0 other senses)
Rutter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) rutter {{lb|en|historical}} A [[horseman]] or [[cavalryman]], especially a German one, associated with the ... (and 4 other senses)
Ryals {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ryals {{plural of|en|ryal}} (and 0 other senses)
Ryder {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[rider]], [... (and 2 other senses) ryder {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[gold]] [[coin]] of [[Zealand]] (Netherlands) worth 14 [[florin]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Sabat {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sabat {{lb|en|architecture}} A [[roofing]] [[structure]] with the [[street]] beneath it in [[Mediterranean... (and 0 other senses)
Saber {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) saber {{lb|en|American spelling}} {{alt form|en|sabre}} (and 1 other senses)
Sabin {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) sabin {{lb|en|acoustics}} A unit of measurement that measures a material's absorbance of sound. A material... (and 0 other senses)
Sabino {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sabino Any of various trees: (and 1 other senses)
Sable {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sable {{lb|en|countable}} A small [[carnivorous]] [[mammal]] of the [[Old World]] that resembles a [[wease... (and 11 other senses)
Sabo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sabo {{lb|en|transitive|Singapore|colloquial|informal|[[w:Singlish|Singlish]]}} To [[get]] someone [[in t... (and 1 other senses)
Sacks {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sacks {{plural of|en|sack}} (and 1 other senses)
Sage {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 3 other senses) sage [[wise]]. (and 7 other senses)
Sago {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sago A powdered [[starch]] obtained from certain palms used as a food thickener. (and 2 other senses)
Sahm {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) SAHM {{acronym of|en|[[stay-at-home]] [[mom]]/[[mum]]/[[mother]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Saif {{surname|en|from=Arabic}} (and 0 other senses) saif A type of [[Arabian]] [[sword]]. (and 0 other senses)
Sailer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sailer That which [[sail]]s; a [[boat]]. (and 1 other senses)
Sailor {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sailor A person in the business of navigating ships or other vessels (and 4 other senses)
Sain {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sain {{lb|en|transitive|archaic}} To make the [[sign]] of the [[cross]] on or over something or someone. (and 2 other senses)
Salaam {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) salaam {{non-gloss definition|A respectful ceremonial [[greeting]] used mostly in [[Islamic]] countries.}} (and 2 other senses)
Salak {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) salak The [[palm]] {{taxlink|Salacca zalacca|species|ver=180408}}, native to Indonesia; also called [[sala... (and 1 other senses)
Salam {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) salam {{alternative spelling of|en|salaam}} (and 2 other senses)
Salas {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) salas {{plural of|en|sala}} (and 0 other senses)
Sales {{surname|en|from=Catalan}} (and 0 other senses) sales {{plural of|en|sale}} (and 2 other senses)
Sallee {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) sallee {{lb|en|Australia}} Any of various [[wattle]]s (trees). (and 1 other senses)
Salles {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) salles {{plural of|en|salle}} (and 0 other senses)
Salley {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) salley {{obsolete spelling of|en|sallow}} (and 1 other senses)
Salmon {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) salmon One of [[several]] [[species]] of [[fish]], typically of the [[Salmoninae]] subfamily, brownish abov... (and 5 other senses)
Salmons {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) salmons {{plural of|en|salmon}} (and 0 other senses)
Salter {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}}. (and 0 other senses) salter One who makes, sells, or applies [[salt]]. (and 1 other senses)
Salters {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) salters {{plural of|en|salter}} (and 0 other senses)
Salvia {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) salvia A plant in the genus ''[[Salvia]]'', such as [[sage]]. (and 0 other senses)
Salvo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) salvo An [[exception]]; a [[reservation]]; an [[excuse]]. (and 5 other senses)
Samaan {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) samaan {{alt form|en|saman}} (and 0 other senses)
Samp {{surname|en|from=Polish}} (and 0 other senses) sAMP {{abbreviation of|en|adenylosuccinic acid}} (and 0 other senses)
Sample {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) SAMPLE {{lb|en|emergency medicine}} {{initialism of|en|[[sign]]s and [[symptom]]s, [[allergy|allergies]], [... (and 0 other senses)
Sanders {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names|nodot=1}} (and 1 other senses) sanders {{plural of|en|sander}} (and 1 other senses)
Sandman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sandman {{lb|en|folklore}} A figure that brings [[sleep]] and [[dream]]s by sprinkling magical sand into peo... (and 2 other senses)
Sando {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sando {{lb|en|slang}} [[sandwich|Sandwich]]. (and 1 other senses)
Sandridge {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) sandridge A [[ridge]] or [[bank]] of [[sand]]; [[sandbank]]. (and 0 other senses)
Sands {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sands {{plural of|en|sand}} (and 4 other senses)
Saner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) saner {{en-comparative of|sane}} (and 0 other senses)
Sang {{surname|en|Chinese|from=Chinese}} (and 1 other senses) sang {{en-simple past of|sing}} (and 1 other senses)
Sanger {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 1 other senses) sanger {{lb|en|Australia|informal|colloquial}} A [[sandwich]]. {{defdate|From 1960s.}} (and 0 other senses)
Sangha {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sangha The community of all followers of the [[Buddha]]; the [[ecclesia]] in which the devout take refuge; ... (and 1 other senses)
Sanna {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) sanna A spongy steamed rice cake, popular in parts of India. (and 0 other senses)
Santorum {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) santorum {{lb|en|neologism|sex|slang}} A [[frothy]] mixture of [[lubricant]] and [[fecal]] matter as an occas... (and 1 other senses)
Sapien {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sapien {{lb|en|rare|proscribed}} A [[human]], a specimen of {{m|mul|Homo sapiens}}. (and 0 other senses)
Sar {{surname|en|from=Khmer}} (and 0 other senses) SAR {{acronym of|en|search and rescue}} (and 3 other senses)
Saraf {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) saraf A [[provider]] of [[financial]] [[service]]s in the [[Middle East]] and in [[South Asia]], [[especia... (and 0 other senses)
Saran {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) saran A [[plastic]] [[resin]] used to make packaging films. (and 0 other senses)
Sargeant {{surname|en|A=An occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[servant]]. (and 0 other senses) sargeant {{misspelling of|en|sergeant}} (and 0 other senses)
Sarkar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sarkar {{lb|en|historical}} An [[administrative]] [[unit]] used mostly in the [[Muslim]] [[state]]s of Sout... (and 1 other senses)
Sartain {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sartain {{obsolete spelling of|en|certain}} (and 0 other senses)
Sartin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sartin {{pronunciation spelling of|en|certain}} (and 0 other senses)
Sartor {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sartor {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[tailor]]. (and 0 other senses)
Sartorius {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sartorius {{lb|en|anatomy}} A long, thin muscle that runs down the length of the thigh; the longest muscle in ... (and 0 other senses)
Sass {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) sass {{lb|en|US}} [[backtalk|Backtalk]], [[cheek]], [[sarcasm]]. (and 3 other senses)
Sasse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sasse {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[sluice]] or [[lock]], as in a [[river]], to make it more [[navigable]]. (and 0 other senses)
Satchel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) satchel A [[bag]] or [[case]] with one or two [[shoulder]] [[strap]]s, especially used to carry [[book]]s et... (and 0 other senses)
Saucier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) saucier {{en-comparative of|saucy}} (and 4 other senses)
Sauder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sauder {{misspelling of|en|solder}} (due to American pronunciation) (and 1 other senses)
Saults {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) saults {{plural of|en|sault}} (and 0 other senses)
Sauter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sauter {{misspelling of|en|solder}} (due to American pronunciation) (and 1 other senses)
Savage {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) savage [[wild|Wild]]; not [[cultivated]]. (and 12 other senses)
Savant {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) savant A person of [[learning]], especially one who is [[versed]] in literature or science. (and 2 other senses)
Savin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) savin The [[evergreen]] [[shrub]] ''[[Juniperus sabina]]'', endemic to [[Europe]], which yields a [[medici... (and 2 other senses)
Savory {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) savory [[tasty|Tasty]], attractive to the [[palate]]. (and 6 other senses)
Sawyer {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for someone who made a living from [[s... (and 5 other senses) sawyer One who [[saw]]s [[timber]], especially in a [[sawpit]]. (and 3 other senses)
Sax {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) SAX {{lb|en|computing|Internet}} {{acronym of|en|{{w|Simple API for XML}}}} (and 0 other senses)
Saye {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) saye {{obsolete spelling of|en|say}} (and 0 other senses)
Sayer {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=occupations|nodot=1}} common in [[Sussex]]. (and 0 other senses) sayer One who [[says]]; one who makes [[announcements]]; a [[crier]]. (and 0 other senses)
Sayers {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=occupations|nodot=1}} common in [[Sussex]]. (and 0 other senses) sayers {{plural of|en|sayer}} (and 0 other senses)
Scales {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) scales {{plural of|en|scale}} (and 2 other senses)
Scallion {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) scallion {{lb|en|now|chiefly|US}} A [[spring onion]], ''[[Allium fistulosum]]''. (and 3 other senses)
Scally {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) scally {{lb|en|pejorative}} A [[rascal]] or [[miscreant]], a [[scallywag]]. (and 2 other senses)
Scammel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) scammel {{alt form|en|scamel}} (and 0 other senses)
Scarce {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) scarce [[uncommon|Uncommon]], rare; [[difficult]] to find; [[insufficient]] to meet a [[demand]]. (and 2 other senses)
Scattergood {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) scattergood One who [[waste]]s; a [[spendthrift]]. (and 0 other senses)
Schelling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) schelling {{lb|en|now|historical}} A silver [[coin]] formerly current in the Low Countries. (and 0 other senses)
Schiavone {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) schiavone {{lb|en|historical}} A backed, hilted [[broadsword]] of the 17th century. (and 0 other senses)
Schiller {{surname|en|German|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) schiller {{lb|en|mineralogy}} A [[bronze]]-like [[lustre]] observed in certain [[mineral]]s, such as [[hypers... (and 0 other senses)
Schmick {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) schmick {{lb|en|slang}} [[neat]]; [[smart]]; [[snazzy]] (and 0 other senses)
Scholes {{surname|en}} (and 6 other senses) scholes {{plural of|en|schole}} (and 0 other senses)
Schoolcraft {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) schoolcraft The art or practice of [[education]]. (and 0 other senses)
Schooler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) schooler A student, or in some cases [[member]], of a particular type of [[school]] or [[schooling]]. (and 1 other senses)
Schwing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) schwing {{lb|en|slang|US}} An exclamation of excitement or sexual attraction; implying the act of a male ach... (and 0 other senses)
Scism {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) scism {{obsolete spelling of|en|schism}} (and 0 other senses)
Scoby {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) SCOBY {{acronym of|en|[[symbiotic]] [[culture]] (or [[community]], or [[colony]]) of [[bacteria]] and [[ye... (and 0 other senses)
Scovel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) scovel {{lb|en|dialect}} A [[mop]] for [[sweep]]ing [[oven]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Screen {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) screen A physical [[divider]] intended to block an area from view, or provide shelter from something danger... (and 17 other senses)
Scriber {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) scriber A sharp-pointed [[tool]], used by [[joiner]]s for drawing lines; a [[mark]]ing [[awl]]. (and 0 other senses)
Scrivener {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) scrivener A [[professional]] [[writer]]; one whose occupation is to draw [[contract]]s or prepare [[writing]]s... (and 1 other senses)
Scroggin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) scroggin {{lb|en|Australia|New Zealand}} A pre-prepared mixture of dried [[fruit]] and [[nut]]s to eat as a [... (and 0 other senses)
Scudder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) scudder One who, or that which, [[scud]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Scull {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) scull A single [[oar]] mounted at the [[stern]] of a boat and moved from side to side to [[propel]] the bo... (and 9 other senses)
Scullion {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) scullion A [[servant]] of the lower [[class]]es. (and 1 other senses)
Scully {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 1 other senses) scully An [[obstacle]] set up against [[military]] [[vehicle]]s; a {{w|Czech hedgehog}}. (and 0 other senses)
Scurry {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 1 other senses) scurry To run with quick light steps, to [[scamper]]. (and 1 other senses)
Sea {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) SEA {{lb|en|sports}} {{abbreviation of|en|Seattle}} (and 2 other senses)
Seaberry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) seaberry The [[astringent]] [[edible]] orange [[berry]] of the [[sea buckthorn]]. (and 0 other senses)
Seaborn {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) seaborn {{lb|en|poetic}} [[born|Born]] on or in the [[sea]]. (and 0 other senses)
Seal {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) seal {{senseid|en|pinniped}} A [[pinniped]] ([[Pinnipedia]]), particularly an [[earless seal]] ([[true se... (and 25 other senses)
Seale {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) seale {{obsolete spelling of|en|seal}} (and 0 other senses)
Sealock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sealock {{rfdef|en}} (and 0 other senses)
Seaman {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) seaman A [[mariner]] or [[sailor]], one who [[man]]s a ship. Opposed to [[landman]] or [[landsman]]. (and 3 other senses)
Seamster {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) seamster A person who [[sew]]s clothes professionally (and 0 other senses)
Sear {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sear [[dry|Dry]]; [[withered]], especially of vegetation. (and 6 other senses)
Search {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) search An [[attempt]] to [[find]] something. (and 6 other senses)
Searing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) searing very [[hot]]; [[blistering]] or [[boiling]] (and 4 other senses)
Sears {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sears {{en-third-person singular of|sear}} (and 0 other senses)
Seat {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) SEAT {{lb|en|US|aviation|firefighting|acronym}} Single engine air tanker. (and 2 other senses)
Seater {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) seater {{lb|en|in combination}} A [[vehicle]] or item of [[furniture]] that has a specified [[seating]] [[c... (and 0 other senses)
Seck {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) seck {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[barren]]; [[unprofitable]] (and 0 other senses)
Sectish {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sectish {{lb|en|especially in [[Mennonitism]]}} [[sectarian|Sectarian]]; adherent to a sect, often to the de... (and 0 other senses)
Seder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) seder {{lb|en|Judaism}} The ceremonial meal held on the first night or two nights of [[Passover]]. (and 1 other senses)
See {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) SEE {{lb|en|computing}} {{init of|en|[[single]]-[[event]] [[effect]]|nodot=1}} {{gloss|a [[temporary]] o... (and 1 other senses)
Seed {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) seed {{lb|en|countable|botany}} A [[fertilize]]d and ripened [[ovule]], containing an [[embryo]]nic plant... (and 20 other senses)
Seek {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) seek {{lb|en|ambitransitive}} To [[try]] to [[find]]; to [[look for]]; to [[search]] for. (and 7 other senses)
Sego {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sego A perennial bulb lily found in Western North America, the ''[[w:Calochortus nuttallii|Calochortus nu... (and 0 other senses)
Seidel {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) seidel A large [[beer]] [[mug]] or [[tankard]], especially one with a lid. (and 0 other senses)
Seles {{surname|en|from=Hungarian}} (and 0 other senses) seles {{inflection of|en|sele||p}} (and 0 other senses)
Self {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) self {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[himself|Himself]], [[herself]], [[itself]], [[themselves]]; that specific (pers... (and 15 other senses)
Sell {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sell {{lb|en|transitive|intransitive|ditransitive}} To transfer [[good]]s or provide [[service]]s in [[ex... (and 12 other senses)
Sellar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sellar {{lb|en|anatomy}} Relating to the [[sella turcica]]. (and 0 other senses)
Selle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) selle {{obsolete spelling of|en|sell}} (and 0 other senses)
Sellers {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sellers {{plural of|en|seller}} (and 0 other senses)
Sells {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) sells {{en-third-person singular of|sell}} (and 1 other senses)
Seltzer {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) seltzer {{ellipsis of|en|seltzer water}}; [[carbonated water]], often for use in mixing with alcohol, cordia... (and 0 other senses)
Selva {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) selva Heavily forested ground in the Amazon basin. (and 0 other senses)
Selvage {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) selvage {{lb|en|weaving}} The [[edge]] of a [[woven]] [[fabric]], where the [[weft]] (side-to-side) threads ... (and 6 other senses)
Semon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) semon {{lb|en|linguistics}} A [[unit]] of [[semiology]] or [[semantics]]. (and 0 other senses)
Semple {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) semple [[simple]]; [[low-born]]; of mean birth. (and 0 other senses)
Senatus {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) senatus A [[govern]]ing [[body]] in certain [[university|universities]]. (and 0 other senses)
Sencion {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sencion {{lb|en|UK|dialect|obsolete}} [[groundsel]] (and 0 other senses)
Senior {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) senior [[older|Older]]; [[superior]] (and 8 other senses)
Senna {{surname|en|from=Portuguese}} (and 0 other senses) senna {{lb|en|countable}} Any of several [[plant]]s of the tribe [[Cassieae]], especially those of the gen... (and 2 other senses)
Seo {{surname|en|from=Korean|Korean}} (and 0 other senses) SEO {{lb|en|Internet}} {{initialism of|en|[[search engine optimization]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Sergeant {{surname|en|A=An occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[servant]]. (and 0 other senses) sergeant {{lb|en|military}} [[UK]] army rank with NATO code [[OR-6]], senior to [[corporal]] and junior to wa... (and 7 other senses)
Sermons {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sermons {{plural of|en|sermon}} (and 0 other senses)
Serra {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) serra A [[saw]], or saw-like part. (and 0 other senses)
Serrano {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) serrano A [[chili]] [[pepper]], a [[cultivar]] of ''[[Capsicum annuum]]'' which originated in the mountainou... (and 0 other senses)
Server {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) server {{lb|en|computing}} A [[program]] that provides services to other programs or devices, either in the... (and 4 other senses)
Service {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) service An [[act#Noun|act]] of being of [[assistance]] to someone. (and 21 other senses)
Session {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) session A [[period]] devoted to a particular [[activity]], e.g. the annual or semiannual periods of a legisl... (and 8 other senses)
Sessions {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) sessions {{plural of|en|session}} (and 0 other senses)
Seton {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) seton {{lb|en|medicine|agriculture}} A few silk threads or [[horsehair]]s, or a strip of linen etc., intro... (and 0 other senses)
Settee {{surname|en|from=Cree}} (and 0 other senses) settee A long [[seat]] with a back, made to accommodate several persons at once; a [[sofa]]. (and 1 other senses)
Setter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) setter A [[typesetter]]. (and 9 other senses)
Sevenish {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sevenish {{lb|en|colloquial}} Any time close to [[seven]] [[o'clock]]. (and 0 other senses)
Severance {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) severance The act of [[severing]] or the state of being [[severed]]. (and 2 other senses)
Severe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) severe Very [[bad]] or [[intense]]. (and 2 other senses)
Sexton {{surname|en|A=An occupational|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) sexton A church official who looks after a [[church]] building and its [[graveyard]] and may act as a [[gra... (and 1 other senses)
Shack {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shack A crude, roughly built [[hut]] or [[cabin]]. (and 12 other senses)
Shad {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shad Any one of several species of food fishes that make up the genus ''[[Alosa]]'' in the family [[Clupe... (and 1 other senses)
Shade {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shade {{lb|en|uncountable}} [[darkness|Darkness]] where [[light]], particularly [[sunlight]], is [[block]]... (and 20 other senses)
Shadow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shadow A [[dark]] [[image]] projected onto a surface where [[light]] (or other radiation) is [[block]]ed by... (and 26 other senses)
Shady {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shady Abounding in shades. (and 4 other senses)
Shaheed {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shaheed An [[Islamic]] or [[Sikh]] [[martyr]], one who has died fulfilling a [[religious]] [[commandment]] a... (and 0 other senses)
Shahid {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shahid {{alternative spelling of|en|shaheed}} (and 0 other senses)
Shahin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shahin A large, swift [[Asiatic]] [[falcon]], {{taxlink|Falco peregrinus peregrinator|subspecies|noshow=1}}... (and 0 other senses)
Shaikh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shaikh {{alternative spelling of|en|sheik}} (and 0 other senses)
Shake {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shake {{lb|en|transitive|ergative}} To cause (something) to move rapidly in opposite directions alternatin... (and 27 other senses)
Shallow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shallow Having little depth; significantly less deep than wide. (and 11 other senses)
Shalom {{surname|en|from=Hebrew}} (and 0 other senses) shalom A traditional Jewish greeting or farewell. (and 1 other senses)
Sham {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sham Intended to [[deceive]]; [[false]]. (and 9 other senses)
Shambo {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) shambo A style of [[music]] made by the [[Ovambo]] people of [[Namibia]], influenced by [[reggae]]. (and 0 other senses)
Shamburger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shamburger {{lb|en|informal}} A [[hamburger]] made with [[vegetarian]] [[ingredient]]s instead of [[meat]]. (and 0 other senses)
Shams {{surname|en|from=Arabic}} (and 1 other senses) shams {{plural of|en|sham}} (and 0 other senses)
Shand {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shand [[shame|Shame]]; [[scandal]]; [[disgrace]]. (and 2 other senses)
Shank {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shank The part of the [[leg]] between the knee and the ankle. (and 26 other senses)
Shanker {{surname|en|from=Hindi}} (and 0 other senses) shanker One who [[shank#Verb|shanks]] (in any of various senses). (and 0 other senses)
Share {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) share A [[portion]] of something, especially a portion [[given]] or [[allot]]ted to someone. (and 11 other senses)
Shareef {{surname|en|from=Arabic}} (and 0 other senses) shareef [[meek]], [[gentle]], [[gentlemanly]], [[upstanding]], [[innocent]] (and 0 other senses)
Sharer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sharer One who [[share]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Sharif {{surname|en|from=Arabic}} (and 0 other senses) sharif A traditional [[Arab]] tribal title given to those who serve as the protector of the [[tribe]] and a... (and 0 other senses)
Sharp {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) sharp Terminating in a point or edge, especially one that can [[cut]] [[easily]]; not [[obtuse]] or rounde... (and 38 other senses)
Sharpe {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) sharpe {{obsolete spelling of|en|sharp}} (and 0 other senses)
Sharper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sharper {{en-comparative of|sharp}} (and 1 other senses)
Sharrow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sharrow {{lb|en|US|Canada}} A [[marking#Noun|marking]] (often consisting of an [[image#Noun|image]] of a [[b... (and 0 other senses)
Shattuck {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) shattuck {{alt form|en|shaddock}} (and 0 other senses)
Shaver {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shaver One who [[shave]]s. (and 5 other senses)
Shaw {{surname|en|A=An [[English]] [[topographic]]|nodot=1}} for someone who lived by a small wood or [[c... (and 1 other senses) shaw {{lb|en|dated|dialectal}} A [[thicket]]; a small [[wood]] or [[grove]]. (and 1 other senses)
Shay {{surname|en|from=Irish|nodot=1}} of {{etyl|ga|en}} origin, variant of [[Shea]], anglicised from {{m... (and 2 other senses) shay A [[chaise]]. (and 0 other senses)
Shear {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shear To [[cut]], originally with a sword or other bladed weapon, now usually with [[shears]], or as if us... (and 16 other senses)
Shearer {{surname|en|A=An|English [[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[shearer]]. (and 0 other senses) shearer A person [[employed]] to remove the [[wool]] from sheep using shears. (and 1 other senses)
Shearman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shearman One whose occupation is to [[shear]] cloth. (and 0 other senses)
Shed {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shed {{lb|en|transitive|obsolete|UK|dialectal}} To [[part]], [[separate]] or [[divide]]. (and 20 other senses)
Sheely {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sheely A [[shilfa]], or [[chaffinch]]. (and 0 other senses)
Sheer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sheer {{lb|en|textiles}} Very [[thin]] or [[transparent]]. (and 10 other senses)
Sheets {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sheets {{plural of|en|sheet}} (and 2 other senses)
Sheldrake {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) sheldrake An [[Old World]] [[duck]] of the genus ''[[Tadorna]]'' (shelducks). (and 2 other senses)
Shell {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) shell A [[hard]] [[external]] [[covering]] of an [[animal]]. (and 35 other senses)
Sheller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sheller One who, or that which, [[shell]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Shells {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shells {{plural of|en|shell}} (and 1 other senses)
Shelly {{surname|en|from=Old English|nodot=1}}, variant of [[Shelley]]. (and 2 other senses) shelly Composed of the [[shell]]s of dead marine creatures (and 2 other senses)
Shepard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shepard {{misspelling of|en|shepherd}} (and 1 other senses)
Shepherd {{surname|en|A=An|[[English]] [[occupational]]|from=occupations}} (and 1 other senses) shepherd A person who [[tend]]s [[sheep]], especially a grazing [[flock]]. (and 5 other senses)
Sherbert {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sherbert {{lb|en|primarily|US|sometimes|proscribed}} {{alternative spelling of|en|sherbet||food of frozen fru... (and 0 other senses)
Sheriff {{surname|en|A=An English|from=occupations|nodot=1}}. (and 0 other senses) sheriff {{lb|en|British|except Scotland}} ([[High Sheriff]]) An [[official]] of a [[shire]] or [[county]] of... (and 3 other senses)
Sheth {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sheth The part of a [[plough]] that [[project]]s [[downward]] beneath the [[beam]], for holding the [[shar... (and 0 other senses)
Shew {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shew {{archaic spelling of|en|show}} (and 2 other senses)
Shiel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shiel A shepherd's hut or [[shieling]]. (and 1 other senses)
Shield {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shield Anything that [[protect]]s or [[defend]]s; [[defense]]; [[shelter]]; [[protection]]. (and 7 other senses)
Shields {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) shields {{plural of|en|shield}} (and 1 other senses)
Shier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shier {{en-comparative of|shy}} (and 1 other senses)
Shill {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shill A person paid to [[endorse]] a product while pretending to be [[impartial]]. (and 6 other senses)
Shilling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shilling {{lb|en|historical}} A [[coin]] formerly used in the [[United Kingdom]], [[Ireland]], [[Malta]], [[A... (and 4 other senses)
Shim {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) SHIM {{lb|en|uncountable|microscopy}} {{abbreviation of|en|scanning helium ion microscope}} (and 0 other senses)
Shindle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shindle A [[shingle]]. (and 2 other senses)
Shine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shine {{lb|en|intransitive|copulative}} To [[emit]] or [[reflect]] [[light]] so as to [[glow]]. (and 18 other senses)
Shiner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shiner One who [[shine]]s; a [[luminary]]. (and 10 other senses)
Shingler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shingler {{lb|en|US}} A person who installs [[shingle]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Shipman {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) shipman A [[seaman]] or [[sailor]]; a [[mariner]]. (and 2 other senses)
Shipp {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shipp {{obsolete spelling of|en|ship}} (and 0 other senses)
Shippy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shippy Related to or characteristic of a [[ship]] {{gloss|vessel}}. (and 1 other senses)
Shipway {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shipway The sloping [[dry dock]] in which a [[ship]] is built and from where it is launched. (and 1 other senses)
Shire {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shire Physical area administered by a [[sheriff]]. (and 5 other senses)
Shireman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shireman {{lb|en|UK|obsolete}} A [[sheriff]]. (and 0 other senses)
Shirk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shirk {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[avoid]], especially a [[duty]], [[responsibility]], etc.; to stay away fro... (and 4 other senses)
Shirl {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shirl {{lb|en|UK|dialect|intransitive}} To [[slide]]. (and 0 other senses)
Shive {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shive A [[slice]], especially of bread. (and 8 other senses)
Shiver {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shiver To [[tremble]] or [[shake]], especially when [[cold]] or frightened. (and 11 other senses)
Shlick {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) shlick {{lb|en|uncommon}} {{n-g|The sound of something sliding or slipping over or into something wet, whil... (and 2 other senses)
Shock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shock A sudden, heavy [[impact]]. (and 12 other senses)
Shoe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shoe A protective covering for the [[foot]], with a bottom part composed of thick [[leather]] or [[plasti... (and 7 other senses)
Shoemaker {{surname|en|occupational}} (and 0 other senses) shoemaker A person who makes [[shoe]]s (and 2 other senses)
Shoesmith {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) shoesmith {{lb|en|dated}} A person who [[shoe#Verb|shoes]] horses for a living. (and 0 other senses)
Shone {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=Welsh}} (and 0 other senses) shone {{en-past of|shine}} (and 0 other senses)
Shonk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shonk {{lb|en|Australia}} {{alt form|en|shonky||a dishonest person}} (and 0 other senses)
Shook {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shook A [[set]] of [[piece]]s for making a [[cask]] or [[box]], usually [[wood]]. (and 6 other senses)
Shoop {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shoop {{lb|en|music}} {{non-gloss definition|Used as a [[scat]] word in song lyrics.}} (and 1 other senses)
Shooter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shooter Someone who [[shoot]]s something; a [[gunner]], [[archer]] etc. (and 8 other senses)
Shope {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shope {{lb|en|obsolete}} {{en-simple past of|shape}} (and 0 other senses)
Shore {{surname|en|[[topographic]]|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) shore Land adjoining a non-flowing body of water, such as an ocean, lake or pond. (and 9 other senses)
Short {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) short Having a small distance from one end or edge to another, either [[horizontal]]ly or [[vertical]]ly. (and 39 other senses)
Shorten {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shorten {{lb|en|transitive}} To make [[shorter]]; to [[abbreviate]]. (and 6 other senses)
Shorter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shorter {{en-comparative of|short}}. (and 2 other senses)
Shouse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shouse {{label|en|Australia|_|slang}} An [[outhouse]]: an [[outbuilding]] [[use]]d as a [[lavatory]]. (and 0 other senses)
Shoveller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shoveller {{alternative spelling of|en|shoveler}} (and 0 other senses)
Shover {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shover Person who [[shove]]s; a [[pusher]]. (and 1 other senses)
Show {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) show {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[display]], to have somebody [[see]] (something). (and 25 other senses)
Showman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) showman A person who produces or [[present]]s shows as a [[profession]], especially the [[proprietor]], mana... (and 1 other senses)
Shown {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shown {{past participle of|en|show|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Shriver {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shriver {{lb|en|obsolete}} A person who [[shrive]]s; a [[confessor]] (and 0 other senses)
Shroff {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shroff {{lb|en|India}} A [[provider]] of [[financial]] [[service]]s, [[especially]] a [[small-scale]] [[ind... (and 3 other senses)
Shuck {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shuck The [[shell]] or [[husk]], especially of [[grain]]s (e.g. corn/[[maize]]) or nuts (e.g. [[walnut]]s)... (and 5 other senses)
Shuffler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shuffler A person who [[shuffle]]s. (and 3 other senses)
Shure {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shure {{eye dialect of|en|sure}} (and 0 other senses)
Shute {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shute {{lb|en|Southern England|especially in place names}} A steep road through a cleft in a hill. (and 0 other senses)
Shutter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shutter One who shuts or closes something. (and 5 other senses)
Shy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) shy Easily frightened; [[timid]]. (and 11 other senses)
Siciliano {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) siciliano {{synonym of|en|siciliana}} (and 0 other senses)
Sick {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) sick {{lb|en|less common in the|_|UK}} In poor health; [[ill]]. (and 12 other senses)
Sickler {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) sickler One who uses a [[sickle]]; a [[sickleman]]; a [[reaper]]. (and 1 other senses)
Sidey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sidey {{lb|en|dated|colloquial}} Exhibiting [[side]], or unjustified self-importance; [[arrogant]]. (and 1 other senses)
Sievert {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sievert In the [[International System of Units]], the [[derived unit]] of [[radiation dose]]; the [[dose]] r... (and 0 other senses)
Sikes {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sikes {{plural of|en|sike}} (and 1 other senses)
Silk {{surname|en|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a seller of [[silk]]. (and 0 other senses) silk {{lb|en|mostly|uncountable}} A fine [[fiber]] [[excreted]] by the [[silkworm]] or other [[arthropod]... (and 7 other senses)
Sill {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sill {{lb|en|architecture}} (''also'' '''window sill''') [[breast wall]]; [[window breast]]; horizontal [... (and 7 other senses)
Silva {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) silva {{lb|en|forestry}} The [[forest]] [[tree]]s of a particular area (and 0 other senses)
Silver {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[silversmith]] or a rich man, or for som... (and 3 other senses) silver {{lb|en|uncountable}} A [[lustrous]], white, [[metallic]] [[element]], [[atomic number]] 47, [[atomi... (and 16 other senses)
Silversmith {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) silversmith A person who makes [[article]]s out of [[silver]] usually larger than [[jewellery]]. (and 0 other senses)
Sima {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sima {{lb|en|architecture}} The upturned edge of a roof which acts as a [[gutter]]; a [[cyma]]. (and 1 other senses)
Simi {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) simi A short [[sword]] or [[dagger]] used by the [[Kikuyu]] people. (and 2 other senses)
Simic {{surname|en|from=Serbo-Croatian}} (and 0 other senses) SIMIC {{lb|en|macroeconomics}} {{acronym of|en|severely [[indebted]] middle-income country}} A [[country]]... (and 0 other senses)
Simms {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) SIMMs {{plural of|en|SIMM}} (and 0 other senses)
Simons {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) simons {{plural of|en|simon}} (and 0 other senses)
Simper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) simper {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[smile]] in a [[foolish]], [[frivolous]], [[self-conscious]], [[coy]], [[... (and 2 other senses)
Sims {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) SIMS {{initialism of|en|secondary ion mass spectrometry}} (and 0 other senses)
Simson {{surname|en|patronymic|nodot=1}}, (and 1 other senses) simson {{alt form|en|sencion||groundsel}} (and 0 other senses)
Sing {{surname|en|occupational|from=English}} (and 2 other senses) sing {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[produce]] [[musical]] or [[harmonious]] [[sound]]s with one’s [[voice]]. (and 10 other senses)
Singer {{surname|en|occupational|A=An}} (and 3 other senses) singer A person who [[sing]]s, often [[professionally]]. (and 3 other senses)
Singleton {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) singleton {{lb|en|playing cards}} A [[playing card]] that is the only one of its [[suit]] in a [[hand]], espec... (and 8 other senses)
Sink {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sink {{senseid|en|to descend}} {{lb|en|heading|physical}} ''To move or be moved into something.'' (and 22 other senses)
Sinner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sinner A person who [[sin]]s or has sinned. (and 3 other senses)
Sipe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sipe {{lb|en|US}} [[slit|Slit]] in a [[tire]] to drain away surface water and improve [[traction]]. (and 3 other senses)
Sipes {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) sipes {{plural of|en|sipe}} (and 0 other senses)
Sipp {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) SIPP {{lb|en|travel|car hire}} {{acronym of|en|[[standard]] [[interline]] [[passenger]] [[procedure]]}} A... (and 1 other senses)
Sipple {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sipple {{lb|en|archaic|transitive}} To take frequent [[sip]]s; [[tipple]]. (and 0 other senses)
Sit {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) SIT {{lb|en|India}} {{initialism of|en|[[special|Special]] [[investigation|Investigation]] [[team|Team]]... (and 0 other senses)
Sitar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sitar {{lb|en|musical instruments}} A [[Hindustani]]/[[Indian]] classical [[stringed instrument]], typical... (and 0 other senses)
Sitter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sitter Some (and 4 other senses)
Situ {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) situ {{only used in|en|in situ}}. (and 2 other senses)
Siu {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) SIU {{init of|en|[[special]] [[investigation]]s [[unit]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Sizer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sizer An [[instrument]] or [[contrivance]] to [[size]] articles, or to determine their size by a standard,... (and 1 other senses)
Skates {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) skates {{plural of|en|skate}} (and 1 other senses)
Skeeter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) skeeter {{lb|en|US}} [[mosquito]] (and 1 other senses)
Skelly {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) skelly {{lb|en|UK|Scotland|dialect}} A [[squint]]. (and 3 other senses)
Skene {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) skene An [[element]] of ancient [[Greek]] theater: the structure at the back of the stage. (and 0 other senses)
Skiff {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) skiff A small flat-bottomed open [[boat]] with a pointed [[bow]] and square [[stern]]. (and 7 other senses)
Skillman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) skillman A [[gray-collar]] [[worker]]; someone who does [[skilled]] [[technical]] [[work]]. (and 0 other senses)
Skinner {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) skinner Someone who [[skin]]s animals. (and 3 other senses)
Skipper {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) skipper {{lb|en|nautical}} The [[master]] of a [[ship]]. (and 12 other senses)
Skiver {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) skiver A [[slacker]]. (and 6 other senses)
Sky {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) sky The [[atmosphere]] [[above#Preposition|above]] a [[given#Adjective|given]] [[point#Noun|point]], esp... (and 8 other senses)
Slack {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) slack {{lb|en|uncountable}} The part of anything that hangs [[loose]], having no [[strain#Noun_2|strain]] ... (and 17 other senses)
Slade {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) slade {{lb|en|now|_|rare|_|or|_|dialectal}} A [[valley]], a flat grassy area, a [[glade]]. (and 3 other senses)
Slane {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) slane {{lb|en|Ireland}} A spade for cutting [[turf]] or [[peat]], consisting of an iron flat-bladed head a... (and 0 other senses)
Slape {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) slape {{lb|en|UK|dialect}} [[slippery]]; [[smooth]] (and 1 other senses)
Slappy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) slappy Resembling a [[slap]], especially of sound. (and 1 other senses)
Slate {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) slate {{senseid|en|rock}} {{lb|en|uncountable|geology}} A fine-grained homogeneous [[sedimentary]] [[rock]... (and 15 other senses)
Slaten {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) slaten {{lb|en|literary}} Made of {{l|en|slate}}. (and 0 other senses)
Slater {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 3 other senses) slater One who lays [[slate]]s, or whose [[occupation]] is to slate buildings. (and 2 other senses)
Slates {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) slates {{plural of|en|slate}} (and 1 other senses)
Slatter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) slatter To be [[careless]], [[negligent]]{{,}} or [[awkward]], especially with regard to dress and neatness. (and 1 other senses)
Slattery {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) slattery {{lb|en|UK|dialect}} [[rainy]]; [[wet]]; [[sloppy]] (and 0 other senses)
Slaugh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) slaugh {{label|en|dated}} [[slaw|Slaw]]. (and 0 other senses)
Slaughter {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) slaughter {{lb|en|uncountable}} The [[killing]] of [[animal]]s, generally for food. (and 7 other senses)
Slay {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) slay {{lb|en|now|_|literary}} To [[kill]], [[murder]]. (and 5 other senses)
Sledge {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sledge A heavy, long handled [[maul]] or [[hammer]] used to drive [[stake]]s, [[wedge]]s, etc. (and 8 other senses)
Sleeper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sleeper Someone who [[sleep]]s. (and 17 other senses)
Sleight {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sleight [[cunning|Cunning]]; craft; artful practice. (and 2 other senses)
Slice {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) slice That which is [[thin]] and [[broad]]. (and 24 other senses)
Slider {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) slider {{non-gloss definition|[[agent noun|Agent noun]] of [[slide]]:}} one who slides. (and 12 other senses)
Slim {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) slim [[slender|Slender]], [[thin]]. (and 9 other senses)
Slimming {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) slimming Making a person seem or become [[slim]]mer. (and 2 other senses)
Slinger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) slinger Someone who [[sling]]s or who uses a [[sling]]. (and 0 other senses)
Slinker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) slinker One who [[slink]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Sloat {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sloat A narrow piece of [[timber]] that holds together large pieces; a [[slat]]. (and 0 other senses)
Sloboda {{surname|en|from=Slovak}} (and 0 other senses) sloboda A kind of [[settlement]], [[village]], or [[suburb]] in the history of [[Russia]], [[Belarus]] and [... (and 0 other senses)
Sloop {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sloop {{lb|en|nautical}} A single-masted [[sailboat]] with only one [[headsail]]. (and 2 other senses)
Slusher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) slusher Someone or something that {{l|en|slush|slushes}}. (and 0 other senses)
Smail {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) smail {{lb|en|Internet|dated}} Conventional postal mail; [[snail mail]]. (and 1 other senses)
Small {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) small Not [[large]] or [[big]]; [[insignificant]]; [[few]] in [[number]]. (and 13 other senses)
Smalling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) smalling {{present participle of|en|small|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Smart {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) SMART {{lb|en|mnemonic}} {{n-g|An [[acronym]] for remembering desirable characteristics for goal-setting: ... (and 1 other senses)
Smiles {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) smiles {{plural of|en|smile}} (and 1 other senses)
Smit {{surname|en|from=Dutch}} (and 0 other senses) smit {{alt sp|en|smitt}} (and 4 other senses)
Smith {{surname|en|occupational|A=An English|from=occupations|nodot=1}} {{l|en|(the most [[common]] in [[B... (and 5 other senses) smith A [[craftsperson]] who works [[metal]] into desired forms using a [[hammer]] and other tools, someti... (and 3 other senses)
Smither {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) smither {{lb|en|chiefly|in the plural}} A [[fragment]] or [[atom]]. (and 1 other senses)
Smithers {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) smithers {{plural of|en|smither}} (and 0 other senses)
Smithies {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) smithies {{plural of|en|smithy}} (and 0 other senses)
Smoak {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) smoak {{obsolete spelling of|en|smoke}} (and 1 other senses)
Smock {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) smock A type of [[undergarment]] worn by women; a [[shift]] or [[slip]]. (and 6 other senses)
Smoker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) smoker A person who [[smoke]]s [[tobacco]] habitually. (and 11 other senses)
Smoot {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) smoot {{lb|en|chiefly|Greater Boston}} A [[unit]] of [[length]] defined as exactly sixty-seven [[inch|inch... (and 1 other senses)
Smouse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) smouse {{alt form|en|smous}} (and 0 other senses)
Smyth {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) smyth {{obsolete spelling of|en|smith}} (and 0 other senses)
Snapes {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) snapes {{en-third-person singular of|snape}} (and 0 other senses)
Snare {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) SNARE {{lb|en|protein}} Any of a class of proteins whose primary role is to [[mediate]] [[vesicle]] [[fusi... (and 0 other senses)
Snead {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) snead {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[cut]]; [[lop]]; [[prune]]. (and 3 other senses)
Sneath {{surname|en|from=Old Norse}} (and 0 other senses) sneath {{alternative spelling of|en|snath}} (and 0 other senses)
Sneed {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 1 other senses) sneed {{en-past of|snee}} (and 0 other senses)
Snell {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) snell [[quick|Quick]], [[smart]]; [[sharp]], [[active]], [[brisk]] or nimble; [[lively]]. (and 4 other senses)
Snelling {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) snelling {{present participle of|en|snell|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Snider {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) snider {{en-comparative of|snide}} (and 0 other senses)
Snipe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) snipe Any of various [[limicoline]] [[game bird]]s of the genera ''[[Gallinago]]'', ''[[Lymnocryptes]]'' a... (and 19 other senses)
Snipes {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) snipes {{plural of|en|snipe}} (and 1 other senses)
Snook {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) snook A [[freshwater]] and [[marine]] [[fish]] of the [[family]] [[Centropomidae]] in the [[order]] [[Perc... (and 5 other senses)
Snopes {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) snopes {{lb|en|transitive|rare}} To [[check]] (information) on the Web site (and 1 other senses)
Snow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) snow {{lb|en|uncountable}} The [[frozen]], [[crystalline]] state of [[water]] that [[fall]]s as [[precipi... (and 8 other senses)
Snowball {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) snowball A [[ball]] of [[snow]], usually one made in the hand and thrown for amusement in a [[snowball fight]... (and 10 other senses)
Snuffer {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) snuffer A device made to [[extinguish]] (snuff out) a [[candle]]. (and 3 other senses)
Sobel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sobel A [[government]] [[soldier]] who joined the [[rebel]]s during the [[Sierra Leone]] [[civil war]]. (and 0 other senses)
Sober {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sober Not [[drunk]]; not [[intoxicated]]. (and 8 other senses)
Sobol {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sobol {{lb|en|archaic}} The [[Russian]] [[sable]]. (and 0 other senses)
Soda {{surname|en|from=Japanese}} (and 0 other senses) soda {{lb|en|uncountable}} [[sodium bicarbonate|Sodium bicarbonate]] (usually baking soda). (and 6 other senses)
Soder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) soder {{pronunciation spelling of|en|soda}} (and 0 other senses)
Soe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) SOE {{lb|en|business}} {{initialism of|en|state owned enterprise}} (and 0 other senses)
Soh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) soh {{lb|en|music}} {{alt form|en|so}} (and 0 other senses)
Solan {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) solan [[solan goose]] (and 0 other senses)
Soler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) soler One who fits the soles to shoes. (and 1 other senses)
Sollars {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sollars {{plural of|en|sollar}} (and 0 other senses)
Solum {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) solum Within a [[soil]] [[profile]], a set of related soil horizons that share the same cycle of [[pedogen... (and 1 other senses)
Somers {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) somers {{plural of|en|somer}} (and 0 other senses)
Somma {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) somma {{lb|en|geology}} A [[volcanic]] [[caldera]] that has been partially filled by a new [[central]] [[c... (and 0 other senses)
Songer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) songer {{lb|en|rare|nonstandard|sometimes|humorous}} A [[singer]] (of songs); a [[songster]]. (and 0 other senses)
Sonne {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sonne {{obsolete spelling of|en|son}} (and 1 other senses)
Sontag {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sontag {{lb|en|dated}} A [[knitted]] [[worsted]] [[jacket]], worn over the [[waist]] of a woman's [[dress]]... (and 0 other senses)
Soon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) soon Short in length of time from the present. (and 5 other senses)
Soots {{surname|en|from=Dutch}} (and 0 other senses) soots {{plural of|en|soot}} (and 1 other senses)
Soper {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[soaper]]. (and 0 other senses) soper {{lb|en|slang}} [[methaqualone|Methaqualone]] or other [[soporific]] [[drug]]. (and 0 other senses)
Sopher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sopher {{alt form|en|sofer||Jewish scribe}} (and 0 other senses)
Soprano {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) soprano [[musical|Musical]] part or section higher in [[pitch]] than [[alto]] and other sections. (and 2 other senses)
Sorel {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) sorel A young [[buck]] {{q|deer}} in the third year. (and 1 other senses)
Sorrow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sorrow {{lb|en|uncountable}} [[unhappiness]], [[woe]] (and 3 other senses)
Sortie {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sortie {{lb|en|military|also|attributively|and|figuratively}} (and 2 other senses)
Sotto {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sotto {{ellipsis of|en|sotto voce}} (and 1 other senses)
Sou {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sou An old French [[copper]] [[coin]] equal to one twentieth of a [[livre]] or twelve [[denier]]s; one s... (and 2 other senses)
Soule {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) soule {{obsolete spelling of|en|soul}} (and 0 other senses)
Soutar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) soutar {{alt form|en|souter}} (and 0 other senses)
Souter {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) souter {{lb|en|Scotland|northern England}} A [[shoemaker]] or [[cobbler]]. (and 0 other senses)
Souther {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) souther {{en-comparative of|south}}; [[southern]] (and 3 other senses)
Southers {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) southers {{plural of|en|souther}} (and 1 other senses)
Southward {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) southward The direction or area lying to the south of a place. (and 2 other senses)
Sow {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) SOW {{lb|en|business}} {{initialism of|en|[[statement]] [[of]] [[work]]|nodot=1}} — a document in projec... (and 1 other senses)
Sowers {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sowers {{plural of|en|sower}} (and 0 other senses)
Sowle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sowle {{obsolete spelling of|en|soul}} (and 0 other senses)
Sowles {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) sowles {{plural of|en|sowle}} (and 0 other senses)
Space {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) space {{lb|en|heading}} ''Of time.'' (and 7 other senses)
Spade {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spade A [[garden]] [[tool]] with a handle and a flat [[blade]] for [[dig]]ging. Not to be confused with a ... (and 6 other senses)
Spader {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) spader One who, or that which, [[spade#Verb|spades]]; specifically, a digging machine. (and 0 other senses)
Spake {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spake {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[quiet|Quiet]]; [[tame]]. (and 2 other senses)
Spall {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spall A [[splinter]], [[fragment]] or [[chip]], especially of stone. (and 3 other senses)
Spang {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spang {{senseid|en|spangle}} {{lb|en|obsolete}} A shiny [[ornament]] or object; a [[spangle]] (and 8 other senses)
Spangle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spangle A [[small#Adjective|small]], [[flat#Adjective|flat]] [[piece#Noun|piece]] of [[sparkling#Adjective|s... (and 5 other senses)
Spare {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) spare [[scant|Scant]]; not abundant or plentiful. (and 18 other senses)
Spark {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spark A small [[particle]] of [[glow]]ing matter, either [[molten]] or on [[fire]]. (and 12 other senses)
Sparkes {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sparkes {{plural of|en|sparke}} (and 0 other senses)
Sparks {{surname|en|from=Old Norse}} (and 8 other senses) sparks {{plural of|en|spark}} (and 2 other senses)
Sparling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sparling The [[European]] [[smelt]] (''Osmerus eperlanus''). (and 2 other senses)
Sparrow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sparrow The [[house sparrow]], ''[[Passer domesticus]]''; a small [[bird]] with a short bill, and brown, whi... (and 4 other senses)
Spawn {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spawn {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[produce]] or [[deposit]] (eggs) in water. (and 12 other senses)
Speake {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) speake {{obsolete spelling of|en|speak}} (and 0 other senses)
Spear {{surname|en|A=An English|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) spear A long [[stick]] with a sharp tip used as a [[weapon]] for throwing or thrusting, or anything used t... (and 17 other senses)
Spearing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spearing {{present participle of|en|spear|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Spearman {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) spearman A soldier who fights with a [[spear]] (and 0 other senses)
Spears {{surname|en|A=An English|from=nicknames}} (and 1 other senses) spears {{plural of|en|spear}} (and 1 other senses)
Speed {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) speed The state of moving quickly or the capacity for rapid motion. (and 21 other senses)
Speedy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) speedy [[rapid]]; [[swift]] (and 2 other senses)
Speight {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) speight A [[woodpecker]]. (and 0 other senses)
Spell {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spell Words or a [[formula]] supposed to have [[magical]] powers. {{defdate|from 16th c.}} (and 23 other senses)
Speller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) speller A person who [[spell]]s. (and 3 other senses)
Spence {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spence {{lb|en|UK|dialect|dated}} A [[buttery]] or [[pantry]] (and 0 other senses)
Spencer {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|A=An English [[occupational]]|en|from=occupations}} (and 3 other senses) spencer {{lb|en|historical}} A short double-breasted men's overcoat worn in the 18th and 19th centuries. (and 3 other senses)
Spice {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) SPICE {{lb|en|software engineering}} {{initialism of|en|[[simulation#English|Simulation]] [[program#Englis... (and 0 other senses)
Spicer {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[spice]] [[dealer]]. (and 0 other senses) spicer {{lb|en|uncommon|historical}} One who [[season]]s with [[spice]]. (and 2 other senses)
Spier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spier {{lb|en|rare}} One who spies; a [[spy]]. (and 0 other senses)
Spiers {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spiers {{plural of|en|spier|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Spieth {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spieth {{en-archaic third-person singular of|spy}} (and 0 other senses)
Spight {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spight {{obsolete spelling of|en|spite}} (and 1 other senses)
Spiker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spiker {{lb|en|volleyball}} One who [[spike]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Spiller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spiller One who spills. (and 2 other senses)
Spink {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) spink {{lb|en|obsolete|dialectal}} The [[chaffinch]]. (and 2 other senses)
Spinney {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spinney {{lb|en|UK}} A small [[copse]] or [[wood#Noun|wood]], especially one planted as a [[shelter]] for [[... (and 0 other senses)
Spires {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spires {{plural of|en|spire}} (and 1 other senses)
Spiro {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) spiro {{only used in|en|spiro compound}} (and 1 other senses)
Spittle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spittle [[spit|Spit]], usually [[frothy]] and of a [[milky]] [[coloration]]. (and 4 other senses)
Splinter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) splinter A [[long]], [[sharp]] [[fragment]] of material, often [[wood]]. (and 6 other senses)
Spong {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spong {{lb|en|obsolete}} A long and narrow piece of [[land]], resembling a [[tongue]], especially a short ... (and 0 other senses)
Spooner {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) spooner One who {{m|en|spoon|spoons}}; one who engages in {{l|en|spooning}}. (and 1 other senses)
Spoor {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spoor The [[track]], [[trail]], [[droppings]] or [[scent]] of an [[animal]] (and 1 other senses)
Sprang {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) sprang {{en-simple past of|spring}} (and 0 other senses)
Sprankle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sprankle {{label|en|rare}} A [[contrast]]ing part that makes something more [[interesting]] and [[attractive]... (and 1 other senses)
Spring {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spring {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[burst forth]]. (and 39 other senses)
Sprinkle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sprinkle {{lb|en|transitive}} To cause (a substance) to fall in fine [[drop]]s (for a liquid substance) or sm... (and 7 other senses)
Sprout {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sprout A new [[growth]] on a [[plant]], whether from seed or other parts. (and 10 other senses)
Spry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spry Having great power of [[leap]]ing or running; [[nimble]]; active. (and 1 other senses)
Spurling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) spurling {{lb|en|obsolete|UK|dialect}} A [[tern]]. (and 0 other senses)
Spurrier {{surname|en|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[spurrier]]. (and 0 other senses) spurrier A [[maker]] of [[spur]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Square {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) square {{senseid|en|polygon}} {{lb|en|geometry}} A {{l|en|polygon}} with four sides of equal length and fou... (and 42 other senses)
Squire {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) squire A shield-bearer or armor-bearer who attended a [[knight]]. (and 8 other senses)
Squires {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) squires {{plural of|en|squire}} (and 1 other senses)
Stabile {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) stabile Abstract sculpture or structure of wire, sheet metal, etc. (and 0 other senses)
Stabler {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) stabler {{en-comparative of|stable}} (and 1 other senses)
Stack {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stack {{lb|en|heading}} ''A pile.'' (and 21 other senses)
Stacker {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) stacker Any person or thing that stacks. (and 1 other senses)
Stage {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stage A [[phase]]. (and 20 other senses)
Stager {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stager An [[actor]] on the [[stage]]. (and 3 other senses)
Staggers {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) staggers {{plural of|en|stagger}} (and 2 other senses)
Stainer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stainer Something that [[stain]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Stair {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stair A single [[step]] in a [[staircase]]. (and 1 other senses)
Stake {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stake A [[piece]] of [[wood]] or other material, usually [[long]] and [[slender]], [[pointed]] at one end ... (and 12 other senses)
Staker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) staker One who stakes something. (and 0 other senses)
Stalder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stalder {{lb|en|UK|dialect}} A wooden [[frame]] to set [[cask]]s on. (and 1 other senses)
Staller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) staller One who [[stall]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Stalling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stalling {{present participle of|en|stall|nocat=1}} (and 2 other senses)
Stallings {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stallings {{plural of|en|stalling}} (and 0 other senses)
Stallman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stallman One who keeps a [[stall]] for the [[sale]] of [[merchandise]], especially [[book]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Stalls {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stalls {{plural of|en|stall}} (and 1 other senses)
Stammer {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) stammer {{lb|en|intransitive}} To keep repeating a particular sound involuntarily during speech. (and 3 other senses)
Stamp {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stamp An act of stamping the [[foot]], [[paw]] or [[hoof]]. (and 15 other senses)
Stamper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stamper One who [[stamp]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Standen {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) standen {{lb|en|obsolete}} {{inflection of|en|stand||past|part}} (and 0 other senses)
Stander {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stander One who [[stand]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Standing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) standing {{present participle of|en|stand|nocat=1}} (and 13 other senses)
Stang {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stang {{lb|en|Wicca|paganism}} A [[forked]] [[ritual]] [[staff]]. (and 6 other senses)
Staples {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) staples {{plural of|en|staple}} (and 1 other senses)
Star {{surname|en}} (and 14 other senses) star Any small luminous dot appearing in the cloudless portion of the night sky, especially with a fixed ... (and 15 other senses)
Starcher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) starcher One who [[starch]]es. (and 0 other senses)
Staring {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) staring {{present participle of|en|stare|nocat=1}} (and 4 other senses)
Stark {{surname|en}} (and 10 other senses) stark {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[hard|Hard]], [[firm]]; [[obdurate]]. (and 8 other senses)
Starks {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) starks {{en-third-person singular of|stark}} (and 0 other senses)
Starling {{surname|en|A=An|English|from=nicknames|nodot=1}} from a [[nickname]] for a [[gregarious]] person. (and 1 other senses) starling A family, [[Sturnidae]], of [[passerine]] [[bird]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Starman {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) starman {{lb|en|science fiction}} A [[spaceman]]. (and 2 other senses)
Starr {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) starr {{lb|en|historical}} A {{l|en|receipt}} given by Jews on payment of {{l|en|debt}}. (and 0 other senses)
Starry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) starry Having [[star]]s visible. (and 2 other senses)
Stash {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) stash {{lb|en|countable}} A [[collection]], sometimes [[hidden]]; a [[reserve]]. (and 4 other senses)
Stay {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stay {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[prop]]; [[support]]; [[sustain]]; [[hold up]]; [[steady]]. (and 43 other senses)
Stayer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stayer One who, or that which, [[uphold]]s or [[support]]s; a [[prop]]. (and 2 other senses)
Stead {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stead {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[place]], or [[spot]], in general. {{defdate|10 (and 9 other senses)
Steck {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) steck {{lb|en|Scotland|Northern England|obsolete}} A [[piece]] or an [[item]]. (and 0 other senses)
Steed {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) steed {{lb|en|archaic|poetic}} A [[stallion]], especially in the sense of [[mount]]. (and 1 other senses)
Steel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) steel An [[artificial]] [[metal]] [[produce]]d from [[iron]], [[harder]] and [[more]] [[elastic]] than [[e... (and 20 other senses)
Steelman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) steelman A [[steelworker]]. (and 2 other senses)
Steely {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) steely Having qualities resembling those of [[steel]], especially [[hard]] and [[resolute]]. (and 1 other senses)
Steer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) steer {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[guide]] the [[course]] of a [[vessel]], [[vehicle]], [[aircraft]] etc. (... (and 11 other senses)
Stein {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names|nodot=1}} from a {{der|en|sco|-}} diminutive of [[Stephen]]... (and 1 other senses) stein A [[beer]] [[mug]], usually made of [[ceramic]] or [[glass]]. (and 0 other senses)
Stell {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stell {{lb|en|transitive|UK|_|dialectal|Scotland}} To place in [[position]]; [[set up]], fix, [[plant]]; [... (and 5 other senses)
Steller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) steller [[Steller's sea cow]], an [[extinct]] [[sirenian]]. (and 0 other senses)
Stelling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stelling A [[site]] or [[position]] (especially at shoreline or with reference to (former) Dutch colonies) (and 0 other senses)
Stem {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) STEM {{lb|en|countable}} {{acronym of|en|scanning transmission electron microscope}} (and 1 other senses)
Stemm {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) STEMM {{abbreviation of|en|[[science]], [[technology]], [[engineering]], [[mathematics]], [[manufacturing]... (and 0 other senses)
Stempel {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) stempel {{lb|en|mining}} A shelf set into a mineshaft for storing waste material, or for use as a step or su... (and 0 other senses)
Stemple {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stemple {{lb|en|mining}} {{alt form|en|stempel}} (and 0 other senses)
Stent {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stent A slender tube inserted into a [[blood vessel]], a [[ureter]] or the [[oesophagus]] in order to prov... (and 4 other senses)
Stern {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stern Having a [[hardness]] and [[severity]] of nature or manner. (and 8 other senses)
Stetson {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stetson A type of felt hat with a wide brim, typically worn by cowboys (and 0 other senses)
Steward {{surname|en|A=An English|from=occupations|nodot=1}}, a variant of [[Stewart]]. (and 0 other senses) steward A person who manages the property or affairs for another entity (and 10 other senses)
Stickle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stickle A sharp [[point]]; [[prickle]]; a [[spine]] (and 11 other senses)
Stickler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stickler {{lb|en|now|_|only|_|Cornwall}} A [[referee]] or [[adjudicator]] at a [[fight]], wrestling match, [[... (and 1 other senses)
Stiff {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stiff {{lb|en|of an|object}} [[rigid|Rigid]]; hard to bend; [[inflexible]]. (and 25 other senses)
Stiles {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stiles {{plural of|en|stile}} (and 0 other senses)
Still {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) still Not [[moving]]; [[calm]]. (and 22 other senses)
Stiller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stiller {{en-comparative of|still}} (and 1 other senses)
Stillion {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stillion A [[stand]], as for [[cask]]s or [[vat]]s in a [[brewery]], or for [[pottery]] while [[dry]]ing. (and 0 other senses)
Stith {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stith {{lb|en|obsolete}} An [[anvil]]; a [[stithy]]. (and 1 other senses)
Stiver {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stiver {{lb|en|historical|money}} A small [[Dutch]] coin worth one twentieth of a [[guilder]]. (and 1 other senses)
Stocker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stocker {{lb|en|agriculture}} [[livestock]] that is [[winter]]ed and then sold in the [[spring]]; often cont... (and 4 other senses)
Stocking {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stocking A soft [[garment]], usually [[knit]] or [[woven]], worn on the [[foot]] and [[lower]] [[leg]] under ... (and 4 other senses)
Stockman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stockman A man who raises or looks after [[livestock]]. (and 1 other senses)
Stocks {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stocks {{plural of|en|stock}} (and 3 other senses)
Stodger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stodger {{lb|en|UK|slang|dated}} A [[bun]]. (and 0 other senses)
Stodges {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stodges {{plural of|en|stodge}} (and 1 other senses)
Stoker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stoker A person who {{l|en|stoke|stokes}}, especially one on a [[steamship]] or [[steam train]] who stokes ... (and 3 other senses)
Stokes {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stokes {{en-third-person singular of|stoke}} (and 1 other senses)
Stone {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|A=An|English occupational and habitational|from=Old English|nodot=1... (and 2 other senses) stone {{lb|en|uncountable}} A hard [[earthen]] substance that can form large [[rock]]s. (and 26 other senses)
Stoneman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stoneman {{lb|en|mining|historical}} A [[miner]] who makes [[excavation]]s in [[hard]] [[stratum|strata]] oth... (and 0 other senses)
Stoner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stoner One who [[stone]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Stones {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) stones {{plural of|en|stone}} (and 3 other senses)
Stong {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stong {{lb|en|historical}} An area of land equivalent to a [[quarter]] of an [[acre]]. (and 0 other senses)
Storer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) storer One who lays up or forms a [[store]]. (and 1 other senses)
Storey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) storey A [[floor]] or [[level]] of a [[building]] or [[ship]]. (and 2 other senses)
Storie {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) storie {{obsolete spelling of|en|story}} (and 0 other senses)
Stormer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stormer Someone who [[storm]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Story {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) story A [[sequence]] of [[real]] or [[fictional]] [[event]]s; or, an [[account]] of such a [[sequence]]. [... (and 7 other senses)
Stott {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) stott {{lb|en|Geordie}} {{alternative spelling of|en|stot}} (and 0 other senses)
Stout {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stout Large; [[bulky]]. (and 10 other senses)
Stover {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) stover [[fodder|Fodder]] for cattle, especially [[straw]] or coarse [[hay]]. (and 1 other senses)
Stow {{surname|en}} (and 6 other senses) stow {{lb|en|rare}} A [[place]], [[stead]]. (and 5 other senses)
Straight {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) straight Not [[crooked]] or [[bent]]; having a constant direction throughout its length. {{defdate|from 14 (and 31 other senses)
Strain {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) strain {{lb|en|archaic}} [[race|Race]]; [[lineage]], [[pedigree]]. (and 24 other senses)
Strait {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) strait {{lb|en|archaic}} [[narrow|Narrow]]; [[restricted]] as to [[space]] or [[room]]; [[close]]. (and 12 other senses)
Strand {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) strand The shore or beach of the sea or ocean; [[shore]]; [[beach]]. (and 16 other senses)
Strange {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) strange Not [[normal]]; [[odd]], [[unusual]], [[surprising]], [[out of the ordinary]]. (and 13 other senses)
Straw {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) straw {{lb|en|countable}} A dried [[stalk]] of a [[cereal]] plant. (and 9 other senses)
Strawn {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) strawn {{alternative spelling of|en|strawen}} (and 0 other senses)
Stream {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stream A small [[river]]; a large [[creek]]; a body of moving [[water]] confined by banks. (and 11 other senses)
Street {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) street A [[paved]] part of [[road]], usually in a [[village]] or a [[town]]. (and 16 other senses)
Stride {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stride {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[walk]] with long [[step]]s. (and 7 other senses)
Strider {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) strider One who [[stride]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Strike {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) strike {{lb|en|transitive|sometimes with [[out]] or [[through]]}} To [[delete]] or [[cross out]]; to [[scra... (and 34 other senses)
Striker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) striker An individual who is [[on strike]]. (and 11 other senses)
Stringer {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[stringer]]. (and 0 other senses) stringer Someone who [[thread]]s something; one who makes or provides strings, especially for [[bow]]s. (and 12 other senses)
Stripling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stripling {{lb|en|archaic|also|attributive|sometimes|humorous}} A [[young#Adjective|young]] [[man#Noun|man]] i... (and 1 other senses)
Stritch {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stritch Nickname for a type of [[saxophone]]. (and 0 other senses)
Strode {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) strode {{en-simple past of|stride}} (and 1 other senses)
Stroll {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stroll A [[wandering]] on [[foot]]; an [[idle]] and [[leisurely]] [[walk]]; a [[ramble]]. (and 4 other senses)
Strong {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) strong Capable of [[produce|producing]] great physical [[force]]. (and 17 other senses)
Stroud {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) stroud A kind of [[coarse]] wool used in [[blanket]]s or for [[garment]] by [[Native American]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Strout {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) strout {{lb|en|obsolete|transitive}} To cause to [[project]] or [[swell]] out; to [[enlarge]] affectedly; t... (and 0 other senses)
Strub {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) strub {{lb|en|UK|dialect|obsolete|ambitransitive}} To [[rob]]. (and 0 other senses)
Struck {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) struck {{en-past of|strike}} (and 0 other senses)
Strum {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) strum {{lb|en|ambitransitive}} To play (a [[guitar]] or other stringed instrument) using various [[string]... (and 2 other senses)
Stuck {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stuck {{en-past of|stick}} (archaic '''[[sticked]]''') (and 5 other senses)
Stump {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) stump The [[remains]] of something that has been cut off; especially the remains of a [[tree]], the remain... (and 17 other senses)
Sturdy {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) sturdy Of [[firm]] build; stiff; stout; strong. (and 4 other senses)
Sturgeon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sturgeon Any [[marine]] or [[freshwater]] [[fish]] of the family [[Acipenseridae]] that are prized for their ... (and 0 other senses)
Styles {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) styles {{plural of|en|style}} (and 1 other senses)
Subadar {{surname|en|from=India|nodot=1}} of Indian origin. (and 0 other senses) subadar {{lb|en|South Asia|historical}} The [[governor]] or [[commander]] in charge of a [[subah]]; a [[vice... (and 2 other senses)
Suber {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) suber {{lb|en|dated|technical}} [[cork|Cork]], or the corresponding layer of [[woody]] [[tissue]] below th... (and 0 other senses)
Such {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) such {{lb|en|demonstrative}} Like this, that, these, those; used to make a comparison with something impl... (and 5 other senses)
Suero {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) suero A [[condiment]] based on [[ferment]]ed [[milk]], from [[Colombia]]'s [[Caribbean]] [[coastal]] [[reg... (and 0 other senses)
Sugar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sugar {{lb|en|countable}} A specific variety of sugar. (and 19 other senses)
Sugarman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sugarman A [[worker]] in [[sugar]] [[production]]. (and 0 other senses)
Suh {{surname|en|from=Korean|Korean}} (and 0 other senses) suh {{pronunciation spelling of|en|sir}} (and 0 other senses)
Suit {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) suit A set of [[clothes]] to be worn together, now especially a man's matching [[jacket]] and [[trousers]... (and 19 other senses)
Suiter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) suiter {{lb|en|card games|in combination}} Something having a certain number of [[suit]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Suk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) suk {{alternative spelling of|en|souq}} (and 0 other senses)
Sully {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) sully {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[soil#Verb|soil]] or [[stain#Verb|stain]]; to [[dirty#Verb|dirty]]. (and 3 other senses)
Sultan {{surname|en}} (and 6 other senses) sultan {{lb|en|historical}} The holder of a [[secular]] office, formally subordinate to, but ''de facto'' t... (and 3 other senses)
Sultana {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) sultana A pale yellow [[raisin]] made from a [[seedless]] [[grape]]. (and 3 other senses)
Sum {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sum A quantity obtained by [[addition]] or [[aggregation]]. (and 13 other senses)
Suman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) suman [[rice cake|Rice cake]] from the [[Philippines]] made from [[glutinous]] [[rice]] cooked in [[coconu... (and 0 other senses)
Summa {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) summa A comprehensive [[summary]] of, or [[treatise]] on a subject, especially [[theology]] or [[philosoph... (and 0 other senses)
Summers {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) summers {{plural of|en|summer}} (and 1 other senses)
Summit {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) summit {{lb|en|countable}} A [[peak]]; the [[topmost]] [[point]] or [[surface]], as of a [[mountain]]. (and 3 other senses)
Summy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) summy {{lb|en|colloquial}} [[somersault|Somersault]]. (and 0 other senses)
Sumpter {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) sumpter {{lb|en|obsolete}} The [[driver]] of a [[packhorse]]. (and 2 other senses)
Sung {{surname|en|Chinese|from=Chinese}} (and 0 other senses) sung {{past participle of|en|sing|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Sunshine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sunshine The [[direct]] [[ray]]s, [[light]] or [[warmth]] of the [[sun]]. (and 6 other senses)
Supple {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) supple [[pliant]], [[flexible]], [[easy]] to [[bend]] (and 4 other senses)
Sura {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sura Any of the 114 [[chapter]]s of the [[Qur'an]]. (and 1 other senses)
Surface {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) surface The [[overside]] or up-side of a [[flat]] [[object]] such as a [[table]], or of a [[liquid]]. (and 12 other senses)
Surgeon {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) surgeon One who performs [[surgery]]; a [[doctor]] who performs operations on people or animals. (and 1 other senses)
Surma {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) surma {{alt form|en|soorma}} (and 0 other senses)
Sutor {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sutor {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[shoemaker]]; [[cobbler]]. (and 0 other senses)
Suttle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) suttle The [[weight]] of a commodity shipment after deduction of the weight of the container, before allowa... (and 1 other senses)
Svedberg {{surname|en|from=Swedish}} (and 0 other senses) svedberg A non-[[SI]] [[unit]] of [[sedimentation]] [[rate]] (symbol [[S]] or [[Sv]]), the rate at which [[pa... (and 0 other senses)
Sverdrup {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sverdrup {{lb|en|metrology|oceanography}} A unit of measure of volume transport, used in [[oceanography]]. Sy... (and 0 other senses)
Swab {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) swab {{lb|en|medicine}} A small piece of [[soft]], [[absorbent]] [[material]], such as [[gauze]], used to... (and 6 other senses)
Swacker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) swacker {{en-comparative of|swack}} (and 0 other senses)
Swager {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) swager {{lb|en|dialectal|rural}} A [[brother-in-law]]. (and 1 other senses)
Swain {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) swain {{lb|en|obsolete}} A young man or boy in [[service]]; a [[servant]]. (and 3 other senses)
Swaine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) swaine {{obs sp|en|swain}} (and 0 other senses)
Swales {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) swales {{plural of|en|swale}} (and 0 other senses)
Swallow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) swallow {{lb|en|transitive}} To cause (food, drink etc.) to pass from the [[mouth]] into the [[stomach]]; to... (and 12 other senses)
Swank {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) swank [[fashionably|Fashionably]] [[elegant]], [[posh]]. (and 3 other senses)
Sward {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sward {{lb|en|uncountable}} [[earth#Noun|Earth]] which [[grass#Noun|grass]] has [[grow]]n into the [[upper... (and 6 other senses)
Swart {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) swart Of a [[dark]] hue; moderately [[black]]; [[swarthy]]; tawny. (and 5 other senses)
Sweat {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sweat [[fluid|Fluid]] that exits the [[body]] through [[pore]]s in the [[skin]] usually due to [[physical]... (and 19 other senses)
Sweeny {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) sweeny An [[atrophy]] of the [[muscle]]s, especially of the [[shoulder]], in [[horse]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Sweet {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) sweet Having a [[pleasant]] taste, especially one relating to the basic taste sensation induced by [[sugar... (and 23 other senses)
Sweeten {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sweeten {{lb|en|transitive}} To make [[sweet]] to the [[taste]]. (and 10 other senses)
Sweeting {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sweeting {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[sweet]] [[apple]]. (and 2 other senses)
Sweetman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sweetman {{lb|en|AAVE|dated}} A [[male]] [[pimp]]. (and 0 other senses)
Swift {{surname|en|from=nicknames|nodot=1}}, originally a [[nickname]] for a [[swift]] or [[quick]] person... (and 1 other senses) SWIFT {{lb|en|banking}} {{acronym of|en|[[society|Society]] [[for]] [[worldwide|Worldwide]] [[interbank|In... (and 9 other senses)
Swim {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) SWIM {{lb|en|internet}} Someone who isn't me; someone who isn't myself (and 0 other senses)
Swims {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) swims {{plural of|en|swim}} (and 1 other senses)
Swindle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) swindle {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[defraud]]. (and 3 other senses)
Swindler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) swindler A person who [[swindle]]s, [[cheat]]s or [[defraud]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Swing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) swing {{lb|en|intransitive}} To rotate about an [[off-centre]] [[fixed]] [[point]]. (and 31 other senses)
Swingle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) swingle {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[beat]] or [[flog]], especially for extracting the fibres from flax stalks;... (and 3 other senses)
Swink {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) swink {{lb|en|archaic}} [[toil]], [[work]], [[drudgery]] (and 2 other senses)
Swire {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) swire {{lb|en|obsolete}} The [[neck]]. (and 1 other senses)
Swisher {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 1 other senses) swisher {{en-comparative of|swish}} (and 3 other senses)
Sword {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) sword {{lb|en|weaponry}} A long-bladed [[weapon]] device with a [[grip]]- a [[hilt]] (a pommel and [[cross... (and 5 other senses)
Syring {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) syring {{present participle of|en|syre|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Taber {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) taber {{lb|en|musical instruments}} {{obsolete spelling of|en|tabor}} (and 1 other senses)
Tablas {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tablas {{plural of|en|tabla}} (and 0 other senses)
Tabler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tabler [[agent noun|Agent noun]] of the verb {{m|en|to [[table]]}}; one who tables. (and 1 other senses)
Tack {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tack A small [[nail]] with a flat head. (and 22 other senses)
Taft {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) taft {{lb|en|transitive|plumbing}} To [[spread]] the end of a [[pipe]] [[outward]] so as to form a wide t... (and 0 other senses)
Taha {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) taha {{lb|en|obsolete}} The [[yellow-crowned bishop]], {{taxlink|Euplectes afer|species}}, especially the... (and 1 other senses)
Tailor {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[tailor]]. (and 0 other senses) tailor A person who [[make]]s, [[repair]]s, or [[alter]]s [[clothes]] professionally, especially [[suit]]s ... (and 4 other senses)
Taing {{surname|en|from=Khmer}} (and 0 other senses) TAing {{present participle of|en|TA|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Tait {{surname|en|Scottish|from=nicknames|nodot=1}}, originally a nickname for a cheerful or lively perso... (and 0 other senses) tait The [[honey possum]] ({{taxlink|Tarsipes rostratus|species}}). (and 0 other senses)
Tak {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) tak {{lb|en|Wearside|Durham}} To [[take]]. (and 0 other senses)
Talon {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 1 other senses) talon A [[sharp]], [[hooked]] [[claw]] of a [[bird of prey]] or other [[predatory]] [[animal]]. (and 5 other senses)
Talwar {{surname|en|from=Punjabi}} (and 0 other senses) talwar {{alternative spelling of|en|tulwar}} (and 0 other senses)
Tamburello {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) tamburello Any of several [[Italian]] [[ball game]]s resembling [[squash]] or [[tennis]], the players striking ... (and 0 other senses)
Tame {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 2 other senses) tame Not or no longer [[wild]]; [[domesticated]]. (and 9 other senses)
Tan {{surname|en|Chinese|from=Mandarin}} (and 2 other senses) tan A yellowish-brown [[color|colour]]. (and 11 other senses)
Tanner {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[tanner]]. (and 1 other senses) tanner A person whose occupation is to [[tan]] hides, or convert them into leather by the use of tan. (and 3 other senses)
Tappen {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) tappen A plug that forms in the anus of a {{l|en|bear}} or other {{l|en|mammal}} during hibernation. (and 0 other senses)
Tapper {{surname|en|A=An|occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for an [[innkeeper]] or [[wine]] [[merchan... (and 0 other senses) tapper One who makes a [[tap]]ping noise. (and 6 other senses)
Tardy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tardy [[late|Late]]; [[overdue]] or [[delayed]]. (and 7 other senses)
Tarin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tarin A bird, the [[siskin]]. (and 0 other senses)
Tarry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tarry {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[delay]]; to be [[late]] or [[tardy]] in beginning or doing anything. (and 7 other senses)
Tart {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tart Sharp to the taste; acid; sour. (and 8 other senses)
Tarter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tarter {{en-comparative of|tart}} (and 0 other senses)
Tasker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tasker One who [[impose]]s a task. (and 2 other senses)
Tata {{surname|en}} found in [[India]]. (and 0 other senses) tata {{lb|en|slang}} {{alt form|en|ta-ta||breast}} (and 0 other senses)
Tate {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 3 other senses) tate Of video games, a vertical mode. (and 0 other senses)
Tattersall {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) tattersall A [[fabric]] [[pattern]] containing squares of dark lines on a light background. (and 0 other senses)
Taunt {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) taunt to make fun of (someone); to [[goad#Verb|goad]] (a person) into responding, often in an aggressive m... (and 2 other senses)
Taverna {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) taverna A small [[Greek]] [[restaurant]]. (and 0 other senses)
Teagle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) teagle {{lb|en|UK|dialect}} A [[hoist]]ing [[apparatus]]; an [[elevator]], [[crane]], or [[lift]]. (and 1 other senses)
Teal {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) TEAL {{lb|en|historical}} {{initialism of|en|[[Tasman]] [[empire|Empire]] [[airways|Airways]] [[limited|L... (and 1 other senses)
Teamer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) teamer {{lb|en|usually in combinations}} Someone in a [[team]]. (and 0 other senses)
Teat {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) teat {{lb|en|anatomy}} The [[projection]] of a [[mammary gland]] from which, on [[female]] [[mammal]]s, [... (and 2 other senses)
Tedder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tedder A machine for stirring and spreading hay, to expedite its drying. (and 0 other senses)
Teed {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) teed {{past participle of|en|tee|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Teel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) teel [[sesame]], ({{alternative spelling of|en|til}}) (and 0 other senses)
Teeter {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) teeter {{lb|en|intransitive}} To tilt back and forth on an edge. (and 3 other senses)
Teeters {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) teeters {{en-third-person singular of|teeter}} (and 0 other senses)
Teh {{surname|en|from=Malay}} (and 0 other senses) teh {{lb|en|Internet slang}} {{n-g|Deliberate misspelling of ''[[the]]'', for humorous, sarcastic or fac... (and 0 other senses)
Tell {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tell {{lb|en|transitive|archaic outside of idioms}} To [[count]], [[reckon]], or [[enumerate]]. (and 15 other senses)
Teller {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) teller A person who [[tell]]s [[stories]]. (and 3 other senses)
Tempest {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) tempest A [[storm]], especially one with [[severe]] [[wind]]s. (and 4 other senses)
Temples {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) temples {{inflection of|en|temple||p}} (and 1 other senses)
Tenant {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tenant One who holds a [[lease]] (a [[tenancy]]). (and 7 other senses)
Tench {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tench A species of freshwater game fish, ''[[Tinca tinca]]''. (and 0 other senses)
Tenner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tenner {{lb|en|informal}} A monetary [[note]] {{gloss|[[bill]]}} whose face value is ten basic units of cur... (and 2 other senses)
Tenpenny {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tenpenny Having a value or cost of [[tenpence]]. (and 2 other senses)
Tepe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tepe {{lb|en|archaeology}} A [[hill]], a [[tell]]. (and 0 other senses)
Termini {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) termini {{plural of|en|terminus}} (and 0 other senses)
Terry {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names|nodot=1}} from the medieval Norman given name ''[[Thierry]]... (and 4 other senses) terry A type of coarse [[cotton]] [[fabric]] covered in many small raised [[loop]]s that is used to make [... (and 0 other senses)
Tesh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tesh {{lb|en|phonetics}} The {{w|IPA}} digraph (and 0 other senses)
Tesla {{surname|en|from=Serbo-Croatian}}; A surname of Slavic origin. (and 0 other senses) tesla In the [[International System of Units]], the [[derived]] [[unit]] of [[magnetic flux density]] or [... (and 2 other senses)
Testa {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) testa {{lb|en|botany}} A [[seed coat]]. (and 1 other senses)
Tester {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tester A [[canopy]] over a [[bed]]. (and 10 other senses)
Teston {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) teston {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[tester]]; a [[sixpence]]. (and 0 other senses)
Tew {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tew {{lb|en|obsolete|UK|dialect}} A [[rope]] or [[chain]] for [[tow]]ing a [[boat]]. (and 10 other senses)
Than {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) than {{non-gloss definition|Used in comparisons, to introduce the basis of comparison.}} (and 3 other senses)
Thang {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) thang {{lb|en|slang}} {{pronunciation spelling of|en|thing|nodot=1}}, usually used to denote a known [[fad... (and 0 other senses)
Thatch {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) thatch [[straw|Straw]], [[rush]]es, or similar, used for making or [[cover]]ing the [[roof]]s of buildings,... (and 4 other senses)
Thatcher {{surname|en|A=An|{{l|en|occupational}}|from=occupations|nodot=1}} {{non-gloss definition|for someon... (and 1 other senses) thatcher A person who installs [[thatch]] as a [[roofing]] material. (and 1 other senses)
Thein {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) thein {{alternative spelling of|en|theine}} (and 0 other senses)
Then {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) then {{lb|en|temporal location}} At that [[time]]. (and 9 other senses)
Thew {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) thew {{lb|en|chiefly|in the plural|also|figuratively}} (and 3 other senses)
Thiam {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) thiam {{lb|en|Singapore|informal}} [[shut up]]! (and 0 other senses)
Thier {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) thier {{misspelling of|en|their}} (and 0 other senses)
Thill {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) thill One of the two long pieces of wood, extending before a vehicle, between which a horse is hitched; a ... (and 1 other senses)
Thistle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) thistle Any of several [[perennial]] [[composite]] [[plant]]s, especially of [[genera]] ''{{ll|mul|Cirsium}}... (and 3 other senses)
Thole {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) thole {{lb|en|intransitive|dated}} To [[suffer]]. (and 5 other senses)
Thong {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) thong A strip of [[leather]]. (and 3 other senses)
Thorn {{surname|en|[[topographic]]|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} for someone living near a [[thorn]] bush. (and 0 other senses) thorn {{lb|en|botany}} A sharp protective [[spine]] of a plant. (and 4 other senses)
Thorp {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) thorp {{lb|en|archaic|now|_|chiefly|_|in|_|placenames}} A [[group]] of [[house]]s standing together in the... (and 0 other senses)
Thorpe {{surname|en|common [[habitational]]|from=Old English}} (and 1 other senses) thorpe {{obsolete spelling of|en|thorp}} (and 0 other senses)
Thrall {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) thrall One who is [[enslaved]] or under [[mind control]]. (and 4 other senses)
Thrash {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) thrash To [[beat]] mercilessly. (and 7 other senses)
Thrasher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) thrasher One who [[thrash]]es. (and 3 other senses)
Threat {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) threat An [[expression]] of [[intent]] to [[injure]] or [[punish]] another. (and 5 other senses)
Thresher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) thresher {{lb|en|agriculture}} Anything or anyone that threshes. (and 3 other senses)
Thrift {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) thrift {{lb|en|uncountable}} The [[characteristic]] of using a [[minimum]] of something (especially [[money... (and 5 other senses)
Thrower {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) thrower Someone who [[throw]]s. (and 5 other senses)
Thrush {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) thrush Any of numerous species of [[songbird]]s of the [[cosmopolitan]] family [[Turdidae]], such as the [[... (and 2 other senses)
Thwaite {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) thwaite {{lb|en|archaic}} A piece of [[forest]] [[land]] [[cleared]] for [[agriculture]] or [[habitation]]; ... (and 0 other senses)
Thwaites {{surname|en|English}} (and 1 other senses) thwaites {{plural of|en|thwaite}} (and 0 other senses)
Tian {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) tian An oval cooking-[[pot]], traditionally used in Provence. (and 1 other senses)
Tice {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tice {{lb|en|cricket|dated}} A [[ball]] [[bowl]]ed to strike the ground about a [[bat]]'s length in front... (and 1 other senses)
Tickle {{surname|en|[[habitational]]|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) tickle The act of tickling. (and 12 other senses)
Tidy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tidy Arranged [[neatly]] and in [[order]]. (and 12 other senses)
Tienda {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tienda In [[Cuba]], [[Mexico]], etc., a [[booth]], [[stall]], or [[shop]] where [[merchandise]] is sold. (and 0 other senses)
Tiffany {{surname|en|A=A northern [[English]]}} (and 2 other senses) tiffany A kind of [[gauze]], or very thin [[silk]]. (and 0 other senses)
Tiffin {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) tiffin {{lb|en|Britain|India}} A (light) [[midday]] [[meal]] or [[snack]]; [[luncheon]]. (and 3 other senses)
Tift {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tift {{lb|en|dated}} A [[fit]] of [[pettish]]ness, or slight [[anger]]; a [[tiff]]. (and 0 other senses)
Tiller {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) tiller A person who [[till]]s; a [[farmer]]. (and 11 other senses)
Tillman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tillman {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[man]] who [[till]]s the [[earth]]; a [[husbandman]]. (and 0 other senses)
Timbers {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) timbers {{plural of|en|timber}} (and 1 other senses)
Timmer {{surname|en|Dutch occupational|from=Dutch|eq=Carpenter|nodot=1}} for a carpenter from {{der|en|nl|t... (and 0 other senses) timmer {{lb|en|Scotland}} [[timber]] (and 0 other senses)
Timmers {{surname|en|from=Dutch}} (and 1 other senses) timmers {{plural of|en|timmer}} (and 0 other senses)
Tindal {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tindal {{lb|en|India|dated}} A [[petty officer]] among [[lascar]]s; a [[boatswain's mate]]; a [[cockswain]]... (and 1 other senses)
Tinder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tinder Small dry [[stick]]s and finely-divided fibrous matter etc., used to help [[light]] a [[fire]]. (and 1 other senses)
Tine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tine A [[spike]] or point on an implement or tool, especially a [[prong]] of a fork or a [[tooth]] of a c... (and 7 other senses)
Ting {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ting Used to represent the sound of a small [[bell]]. (and 5 other senses)
Tingle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tingle {{lb|en|intransitive}} To feel a [[prickle|prickling]] or mildly [[sting]]ing [[sensation]]. (and 5 other senses)
Tingler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tingler {{non-gloss definition|[[agent noun|Agent noun]] of [[tingle]]:}} Something that causes tingling. (and 0 other senses)
Tinker {{surname|en|northern English|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for someone who mends pots and pans. (and 0 other senses) tinker An [[itinerant]] tinsmith and [[mender]] of [[household]] [[utensil]]s made of [[metal]]. (and 9 other senses)
Tinkle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tinkle {{lb|en|intransitive}} To make light [[metallic]] sounds, rather like a very small [[bell]]. (and 7 other senses)
Tinkler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tinkler A small [[bell]]. (and 2 other senses)
Tinley {{surname|en|habitational|from=Old English}} (and 1 other senses) tinley {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[torch]], made from burning [[straw]], supposed to represent the burning of so... (and 0 other senses)
Tinman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tinman A maker of [[tinware]]; a [[tinsmith]]. (and 3 other senses)
Tipper {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) tipper Someone who [[tip]]s; someone who gives a [[gratuity]]. (and 6 other senses)
Tipple {{surname|en|[[patronymic]]|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) tipple An area near the entrance of [[mine]]s which is used to load and unload [[coal]]. (and 7 other senses)
Tipples {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) tipples {{plural of|en|tipple}} (and 1 other senses)
Tittle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tittle {{lb|en|typography}} Any small dot, stroke, or [[diacritic]]al mark, especially if part of a [[lette... (and 2 other senses)
To {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) TO {{lb|en|informal}} {{abbreviation of|en|Toronto}} (and 1 other senses)
Tober {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tober {{lb|en|slang}} The [[site]] where a [[fairground]] is set up. (and 0 other senses)
Todd {{surname|en|A=An|English and Scottish|from=nicknames|nodot=1}} from {{der|en|enm|tod||fox}}. (and 4 other senses) todd {{lb|en|furry jargon}} A male fox. (and 0 other senses)
Toe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) TOE {{lb|en|physics}} {{initialism of|en|theory of everything}} (and 3 other senses)
Toft {{surname|en}} (and 5 other senses) toft A [[hillock]]. (and 2 other senses)
Tolar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tolar {{lb|en|historical}} A state [[currency]] formerly used by the Republic of [[Slovenia]] between 1991... (and 0 other senses)
Toll {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) toll Loss or damage incurred through a disaster. (and 20 other senses)
Toller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) toller A person who [[toll]]s a bell; a [[bell ringer]] (and 2 other senses)
Toman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) toman {{lb|en|historical|military}} A [[division]] of 10,000 [[man|men]] in the [[Mongolia]]n [[army]]. (and 3 other senses)
Tombs {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) tombs {{plural of|en|tomb}} (and 1 other senses)
Tome {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tome One in a [[series]] of [[volume]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Tomes {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) tomes {{plural of|en|tome}} (and 0 other senses)
Toner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) toner [[powder|Powder]] used in [[laser printer]]s and [[photocopier]]s to form the text and images on the... (and 3 other senses)
Toney {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) toney {{alternative spelling of|en|tony}} (and 0 other senses)
Tong {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tong An instrument or tool used for manipulating things in a fire without touching them with the hands. (and 5 other senses)
Tongue {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) tongue The flexible muscular [[organ]] in the [[mouth]] that is used to [[move]] [[food]] around, for [[tas... (and 29 other senses)
Took {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) took {{en-simple past of|take}} (and 1 other senses)
Tooke {{surname|en|from=Old Norse}} (and 0 other senses) tooke {{obsolete spelling of|en|took}} (and 0 other senses)
Tooms {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tooms {{plural of|en|toom}} (and 1 other senses)
Tootle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tootle {{lb|en|intransitive}} To make a soft [[toot]] sound. (and 5 other senses)
Tope {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tope {{lb|en|archaic}} To drink excessively; to get [[drunk]]. (and 3 other senses)
Topper {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) topper Something that is on top. (and 13 other senses)
Topping {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) topping {{present participle of|en|top|nocat=1}} (and 7 other senses)
Toral {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) toral Of or pertaining to a [[torus]] (and 0 other senses)
Torr {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) torr A unit of [[pressure]] that is equal to approximately 0.001316 [[atmosphere]]s or 133.3 [[pascal]]s (and 0 other senses)
Tosh {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) tosh {{lb|en|uncountable|Britain|slang|obsolete}} [[copper#Noun|Copper]]; [[item]]s [[make#Verb|made]] of... (and 15 other senses)
Tostado {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tostado {{label|en|uncountable}} [[toasted|Toasted]] [[corn]] [[kernel]]s, eaten as a [[snack]]. (and 2 other senses)
Toto {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) toto {{only used in|en|in toto}} (and 0 other senses)
Tottle {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) tottle {{lb|en|colloquial|intransitive}} To walk in a [[waver]]ing, [[unsteady]] manner. (and 1 other senses)
Touchstone {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) touchstone A [[stone]] used to check the quality of [[gold]] [[alloys]] by rubbing them to leave a visible trac... (and 1 other senses)
Tow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) TOW {{lb|en|military}} {{initialism of|en|[[tube]]-[[launch]]ed, [[optically]] [[track]]ed, [[wire]]-[[g... (and 0 other senses)
Towers {{surname|en|habitational}} (and 1 other senses) towers {{plural of|en|tower}} (and 1 other senses)
Towery {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) towery Which has the characteristics of a [[tower]]. (and 0 other senses)
Town {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) town A [[settlement]]; an area with [[residential]] [[district]]s, [[shop]]s and amenities, and its own l... (and 9 other senses)
Towner {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) towner {{qualifier|only used in combinations}} A person from a certain town, or part of town (and 0 other senses)
Toy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) toy Something to [[play]] with, especially as intended for use by a [[child]]. {{defdate|from 16th c.}} (and 11 other senses)
Trader {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) trader One who earns a living by [[trade|trading]] goods or securities. (and 0 other senses)
Train {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) train [[elongated|Elongated]] or [[trailing]] portion. (and 18 other senses)
Trainor {{surname|en|from=Irish}} (and 0 other senses) trainor {{lb|en|Philippines}} A [[person]] who [[train|trains]] [[another]]; a [[coach]], a [[trainer]]. (and 0 other senses)
Tramble {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tramble {{lb|en|mining|transitive}} To [[wash]] (tin ore, etc.) with a [[shovel]] in a [[frame]] fitted for ... (and 0 other senses)
Tramel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tramel A [[net]] over a [[river]] to [[catch]] [[fish]]. (and 2 other senses)
Trammel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) trammel Whatever [[impede]]s activity, progress, or freedom, such as a net or [[shackle]]. (and 9 other senses)
Tramontana {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) tramontana {{lb|en|weather}} A dry, cold [[north wind]] in Italy and adjacent Mediterranean areas. (and 0 other senses)
Tran {{surname|en|from=Vietnamese}} (and 0 other senses) tran {{lb|en|informal|sometimes|offensive|sometimes|jocular}} A [[trans person]]. (and 1 other senses)
Trant {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) trant {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[walk]]; [[go about]]. (and 3 other senses)
Tranter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tranter {{lb|en|obsolete|UK|dialect}} One who [[trant]]s; a [[peddler]]; a [[carrier]]. (and 0 other senses)
Trapp {{surname|en|A=An English|from=occupations|nodot=1}} derived from the [[occupation]] of [[trapper]]. (and 1 other senses) trapp {{lb|en|geology}} Any dark-colored, fine-grained, non-granitic igneous rock, {{alt form|en|trap}}. (and 0 other senses)
Travers {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) travers {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[across]]; [[athwart]] (and 0 other senses)
Traverso {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) traverso {{lb|en|musical instrument}} A [[transverse]] [[flute]] of the [[Baroque]] period, made in three or ... (and 0 other senses)
Travis {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 1 other senses) travis {{lb|en|obsolete}} A wooden frame to confine a [[horse]] while the [[smith]] is setting his shoes. (and 3 other senses)
Treacher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) treacher {{lb|en|archaic}} A [[traitor]] or [[deceiver]]. (and 0 other senses)
Treasure {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) treasure {{lb|en|uncountable}} A collection of valuable things; accumulated wealth; a stock of money, jewels,... (and 5 other senses)
Treat {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) treat {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[negotiate]], [[discuss]] terms, [[bargain]] (''for'' or ''with''). {{def... (and 14 other senses)
Tree {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) tree A [[perennial]] [[woody]] [[plant]], not exactly defined, but differentiated from a [[shrub]] by its... (and 19 other senses)
Tremble {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tremble {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[shake]], [[quiver]], or [[vibrate]]. (and 2 other senses)
Trembly {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) trembly In a [[tremble|trembling]] or [[shake|shaking]] state (and 0 other senses)
Trench {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) trench A long, narrow [[ditch]] or [[hole]] dug in the ground. (and 10 other senses)
Tribble {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tribble A [[horizontal]] [[frame]] with [[wire]]s stretched across it for drying [[paper]]. (and 1 other senses)
Tribe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tribe A [[social]]ly, [[ethnical]]ly, or [[political]]ly [[cohesive]] group of [[people]]. (and 6 other senses)
Trice {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) trice {{lb|en|transitive|obsolete}} To [[pull#Verb|pull]], to pull out or away, to pull [[sharply]]. (and 2 other senses)
Tricker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tricker One who [[trick]]s or plays tricks; a [[practical joker]]; a [[prankster]] (and 1 other senses)
Trilling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) trilling {{present participle of|en|trill|nocat=1}} (and 3 other senses)
Trillo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) trillo {{lb|en|music}} A [[trill]] or [[shake]]. (and 0 other senses)
Trim {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) TRIM {{lb|en|law}} {{acronym of|en|[[trade]]-[[related]] [[investment]] [[measure]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Trimmer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) trimmer {{en-comparative of|trim}} (and 9 other senses)
Trinkle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) trinkle {{lb|en|Scotland|rare}} To [[trickle]]. (and 2 other senses)
Triol {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) triol {{lb|en|organic chemistry}} Any [[trihydroxy]] [[alcohol]] (and 0 other senses)
Trippier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) trippier {{en-comparative of|trippy}} (and 0 other senses)
Troche {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) troche A [[lozenge]]; a [[cough drop]]. (and 0 other senses)
Trone {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) trone {{lb|en|UK|dialect}} A small [[drain]]. (and 1 other senses)
Troop {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) troop {{lb|en|collective}} A collection of people; a number; a multitude (in general). (and 12 other senses)
Trotter {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) trotter One who trots. (and 4 other senses)
Troupe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) troupe A [[company]] of, often [[touring]], [[actor]]s, [[singer]]s or [[dancer]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Trout {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) trout Any of several species of [[fish]] in [[Salmonidae]], closely related to [[salmon]], and distinguish... (and 2 other senses)
Trow {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 1 other senses) trow {{lb|en|archaic|_|or|_|dialectal}} To [[trust]] or [[believe]]. (and 4 other senses)
Truelove {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) truelove One who is truly [[beloved]]; a [[true love]]. (and 1 other senses)
Trull {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) trull A female [[prostitute]] or [[harlot]]. (and 1 other senses)
Trump {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) trump {{lb|en|cards}} The [[suit]], in a [[game]] of [[cards]], that [[outrank]]s all others. (and 17 other senses)
Trunk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) trunk {{lb|en|heading|biological}} ''Part of a body.'' (and 9 other senses)
Trusty {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) trusty [[reliable|Reliable]] or [[trustworthy]]. (and 1 other senses)
Tse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tse The letter [[Ц]], [[ц]]. (and 0 other senses)
Tso {{surname|en|from=Chinese}} (and 0 other senses) TSO {{lb|en|computing}} {{initialism of|en|[[w:Time Sharing Option|Time Sharing Option]]}} (and 2 other senses)
Tubman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tubman {{lb|en|UK|legal|obsolete}} One of the two most [[experienced]] [[barrister]]s in the {{w|Court of E... (and 0 other senses)
Tuck {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) tuck {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[pull]] or [[gather]] up (an item of [[fabric]]). {{defdate|From 14 (and 19 other senses)
Tucker {{surname|en|south-western [[English]] [[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}}; equivalent to [[... (and 1 other senses) tucker {{lb|en|slang}} To [[tire out]] or exhaust a person or animal. (and 5 other senses)
Tuel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tuel {{alternative spelling of|en|tewel}} (and 0 other senses)
Tuff {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tuff {{lb|en|rock}} A light [[porous]] rock, now especially a rock composed of compacted [[volcanic]] ash... (and 1 other senses)
Tuft {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tuft A [[bunch]] of [[feather]]s, [[grass]] or [[hair]], etc., held together at the [[base]]. (and 8 other senses)
Tufts {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) tufts {{plural of|en|tuft}} (and 1 other senses)
Tuite {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tuite {{lb|en|mineral}} A trigonal-ditrigonal pyramidal [[mineral]] containing [[calcium]], [[iron]], [[ma... (and 0 other senses)
Tulip {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) TULIP {{lb|en|religion|mnemonic}} {{non-gloss definition|Acronym for [[five-point Calvinist]] doctrine: [[... (and 0 other senses)
Tun {{surname|en|from=Burmese}} (and 0 other senses) tun A large [[cask]]; an oblong vessel bulging in the middle, like a pipe or puncheon, and girt with hoo... (and 9 other senses)
Tune {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tune A [[melody]]. (and 16 other senses)
Tunks {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tunks {{plural of|en|tunk}} (and 0 other senses)
Tur {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tur A species of wild [[goat]], {{taxlink|Capra caucasica|species}}, native to the western [[Caucasus]]. (and 0 other senses)
Turner {{surname|en|A=An|[[English]] and [[Scottish]]|from=occupations}} (and 1 other senses) turner One who or that which turns. (and 7 other senses)
Turpin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) turpin {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[land tortoise]]. (and 0 other senses)
Turtledove {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) turtledove {{alternative spelling of|en|turtle dove}} (and 0 other senses)
Tutor {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tutor One who [[teaches]] another (usually called a ''[[student]]'', ''[[learner]]'', or ''[[tutee]]'') in... (and 6 other senses)
Twaddle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) twaddle {{lb|en|uncountable}} [[empty#Adjective|Empty]] or [[silly]] [[idle#Adjective|idle]] [[talk#Noun|tal... (and 2 other senses)
Twain {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) twain {{lb|en|dated}} [[two]] (and 3 other senses)
Tweedy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tweedy {{lb|en|of clothing}} made of [[tweed]], or having a similar [[rough]] texture (and 2 other senses)
Tweet {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tweet The [[sound]] of a [[bird]]; any short high-pitched sound or [[whistle]]. (and 4 other senses)
Twine {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) twine A [[twist]]; a [[convolution]]. (and 13 other senses)
Twining {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) twining {{lb|en|countable}} A layout or motion that [[twine]]s. (and 2 other senses)
Twist {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) twist A [[twisting]] [[force]]. (and 34 other senses)
Tye {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) tye A [[knot]]; a [[tie]]. (and 3 other senses)
Un {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) UN {{initialism of|en|United Nations}} (and 0 other senses)
Underhill {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) underhill {{lb|en|Sussex}} (of a road, track or other path) passing along the foot of a [[hill]]. (and 0 other senses)
Ung {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) UNG Abbreviation of {{w|Uracil-DNA glycosylase}}. (and 1 other senses)
Unrein {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) unrein {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[loosen]] the [[rein]]s of. (and 1 other senses)
Unthank {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) unthank Lack or absence of [[thanks]] or [[thankfulness]]; [[thanklessness]]; [[unthankfulness]]; [[ill-will... (and 3 other senses)
Upfield {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 1 other senses) upfield {{lb|en|sports}} Away from the [[defending]] team's end of the [[playing field]] (and 2 other senses)
Upfold {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) upfold {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[fold]] up. (and 3 other senses)
Uphold {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) uphold To hold up; to lift on high; to elevate. (and 2 other senses)
Upright {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) upright [[vertical|Vertical]]; [[erect]]. (and 10 other senses)
Upward {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) upward In a direction from lower to higher; toward a higher place; in a course toward the source or origin (and 4 other senses)
Urry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) urry A sort of [[blue]] or [[black]] [[clay]] lying near a [[vein]] of [[coal]]. (and 0 other senses)
Usher {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for an [[usher]]. (and 0 other senses) usher A person, in a [[church]], [[cinema]] etc., who [[escort]]s people to their [[seat]]s. (and 8 other senses)
Utter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) utter {{lb|en|now|_|poetic|literary}} [[outer|Outer]]; furthest out, most remote. {{defdate|from 10th c.}} (and 12 other senses)
Utz {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) utz {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[prod]]; [[goad]]; [[push someone's buttons]] (and 0 other senses)
Vaca {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vaca [[vacation]]. (and 0 other senses)
Vaidya {{surname|en|from=Marathi}} (and 0 other senses) vaidya {{lb|en|India}} A practitioner of [[ayurvedic]] medicine. (and 0 other senses)
Vail {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) vail {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[profit|Profit]]; [[return]]; [[proceed]]s. (and 9 other senses)
Vallance {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vallance {{obsolete spelling of|en|valance}} (and 0 other senses)
Valley {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|from=landforms}} (and 2 other senses) valley An [[elongated]] [[depression]] between [[hill]]s or [[mountain]]s, often with a [[river]] flowing t... (and 2 other senses)
Vang {{surname|en|Hmong|from=Hmong languages|nodot=1}} of [[Chinese]] origin. (and 0 other senses) vang {{lb|en|dialectal|or|obsolete}} To [[take]]; [[undertake]] for. (and 3 other senses)
Vaquero {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) vaquero {{lb|en|Southwestern US}} A [[cowboy]]; a [[herdsman]]. (and 0 other senses)
Vara {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) VARA {{lb|en|legal}} {{acronym of|en|[[w:Visual Artists Rights Act|Visual Artists Rights Act]]}} (and 1 other senses)
Varvel {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) varvel {{lb|en|falconry|heraldiccharge}} A metal [[ring]] bearing the owner's name or coat of arms, attache... (and 0 other senses)
Veal {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) veal The flesh of a [[calf]] (i.e. a young bovine) used for food. (and 1 other senses)
Vedder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vedder {{pronunciation spelling of|en|whether}} (and 1 other senses)
Vena {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vena {{lb|en|medicine|anatomy}} [[vein|Vein]]. (and 0 other senses)
Veney {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) veney {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[bout]]; a [[thrust]]; a [[venew]]. (and 0 other senses)
Venter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) venter A [[woman]] with [[offspring]]. (and 4 other senses)
Venters {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 1 other senses) venters {{plural of|en|venter}} (and 0 other senses)
Ventresca {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ventresca Flesh from the [[belly]] of a [[tuna]], which is prepared in oil and served as food. (and 0 other senses)
Verdejo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) verdejo A [[grape]] variety from the [[Rueda]] region of [[Spain]]. (and 1 other senses)
Verdin {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) verdin A small, yellow-headed [[passerine]] [[bird]], {{taxlink|Auriparus flaviceps|species|noshow=1}}, end... (and 0 other senses)
Verge {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) verge A [[rod]] or [[staff]] of [[office]], e.g. of a [[verger]]. (and 9 other senses)
Verges {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) verges {{plural of|en|verge}} (and 1 other senses)
Vermillion {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) vermillion {{alternative spelling of|en|vermilion}} (and 2 other senses)
Vernier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vernier A secondary [[scale]] with [[fine]]r [[graduation]]s than the primary scale of a [[measure|measuring... (and 2 other senses)
Vest {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vest {{lb|en|now|rare}} A loose [[robe]] or outer garment worn historically by men in Arab or Middle East... (and 13 other senses)
Vetter {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) vetter {{non-gloss definition|[[agent noun|Agent noun]] of [[vet#Verb|vet]]}}: one who vets. (and 0 other senses)
Via {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) via A main [[road]] or [[highway]], especially in ancient Rome. ''(Mainly used in set phrases, below.)'' (and 4 other senses)
Vial {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vial A [[glass]] [[vessel]] or [[bottle]], especially a small tube-shaped bottle used to store [[medicine... (and 1 other senses)
Viator {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) viator {{lb|en|rare}} A [[wayfarer]], [[traveler]]. (and 2 other senses)
Vice {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vice A bad [[habit]]. (and 10 other senses)
Vicious {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vicious [[violent|Violent]], [[destructive]] and [[cruel]]. (and 2 other senses)
Vicuna {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vicuna A South American mammal, {{taxlink|Vicugna vicugna|species|noshow=1}}, closely related to the [[alpa... (and 0 other senses)
Vidana {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vidana {{lb|en|historical}} A [[village]] [[head man]] in [[Sri Lanka]]. (and 0 other senses)
Vierling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vierling A long [[firearm]] with four [[barrel]]s (typically two shotgun barrels and two rifle barrels). (and 0 other senses)
Vig {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vig {{lb|en|slang}} {{synonym of|en|vigorish||[[charge]] taken on [[bet]]s}} (and 2 other senses)
Vigil {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vigil An instance of keeping [[awake]] during normal sleeping hours, especially to [[keep watch]] or [[pra... (and 3 other senses)
Vigneron {{surname|en|from=French}} (and 0 other senses) vigneron A person who grows [[vine]]s for [[wine]] [[production]]. (and 1 other senses)
Vilas {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) vilas {{plural of|en|vila}} (and 0 other senses)
Villar {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) villar {{lb|en|anatomy}} Relating to a [[villus]]. (and 0 other senses)
Vinas {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vinas {{plural of|en|vina}} (and 0 other senses)
Vineyard {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) vineyard A [[grape]] [[plantation]], especially one used in the production of [[wine]]. (and 0 other senses)
Vining {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vining {{present participle of|en|vine|nocat=1}} (and 2 other senses)
Vinney {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vinney {{lb|en|UK|dialect|Dorset}} A traditional [[blue cheese]] made in [[Dorset]], [[England]], from skim... (and 0 other senses)
Vint {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vint to make [[wine]] from [[fruit]] (and 1 other senses)
Vinyard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vinyard {{obsolete spelling of|en|vineyard}} (and 0 other senses)
Virga {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) virga {{lb|en|music}} A type of [[note]] used in [[plainsong]] notation, having a [[tail]] and representin... (and 2 other senses)
Virtue {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) virtue {{lb|en|uncountable}} Accordance with [[moral]] principles; conformity of [[behaviour]] or thought w... (and 7 other senses)
Visco {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) visco A kind of [[fuse]] used for [[consumer]] [[firework]]s and to create [[delay]]s between firings in f... (and 0 other senses)
Vise {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vise {{lb|en|US}} An [[instrument]] consisting of two [[jaw]]s, closing by a screw, [[lever]], [[cam]], o... (and 2 other senses)
Vital {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vital Relating to, or characteristic of [[life]]. (and 7 other senses)
Vitelli {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) vitelli {{plural of|en|vitellus}} (and 0 other senses)
Vitt {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) VITT {{acronym of|en|vaccine-induced immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia}} (and 0 other senses)
Vore {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) vore {{lb|en|informal|slang}} The genre of [[creative work]] appreciated by [[vorarephile]]s, or any crea... (and 1 other senses)
Vos {{surname|en|from=Dutch}} (and 1 other senses) VOS Verb-Object-Subject: a language is VOS if a typical sentence starts with the verb, followed by the o... (and 1 other senses)
Vroom {{surname|en|from=Dutch}} (and 0 other senses) vroom The sound of an engine [[rev up|revving up]]. (and 2 other senses)
Vu {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) VU {{initialism of|en|[[volume]] [[unit]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Wack {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wack Exceptionally [[bad]], [[egregious]]. (and 5 other senses)
Wada {{surname|en|from=Japanese}} (and 0 other senses) WADA {{acronym of|en|[[world|World]] [[anti-doping|Anti-Doping]] [[agency|Agency]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Wadding {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wadding [[wad]]s collectively (and 2 other senses)
Waddle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) waddle A [[squat]], [[swaying]] [[gait]]. (and 1 other senses)
Waddy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) waddy {{lb|en|colloquial}} A [[cowboy]]. (and 3 other senses)
Wade {{surname|en|[[topographic]]|from=Old English}} (and 2 other senses) wade {{lb|en|intransitive}} to [[walk]] through [[water]] or something that [[impede]]s [[progress]]. (and 5 other senses)
Wady {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wady {{archaic spelling of|en|wadi}} (and 0 other senses)
Wager {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wager Something deposited, laid, or hazarded on the event of a contest or an unsettled question; a [[bet]]... (and 6 other senses)
Wah {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wah {{lb|en|archaic}} The [[red panda]]. (and 3 other senses)
Waid {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) waid {{lb|en|obsolete}} Oppressed with [[weight]]; [[crush]]ed; weighed down. (and 0 other senses)
Wailes {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wailes {{en-third-person singular of|waile}} (and 0 other senses)
Wain {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) wain {{lb|en|archaic|or|literary}} A [[wagon]]; a four-wheeled [[cart]] for hauling loads, usually pulled... (and 3 other senses)
Wainman {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) wainman {{lb|en|archaic}} A [[wagoner]]. (and 0 other senses)
Wainwright {{surname|en|A=An English|from=occupations|nodot=1}} (and 0 other senses) wainwright a person who [[build]]s and [[repair]]s [[wagon]]s (and 0 other senses)
Wait {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wait {{lb|en|transitive|now|rare}} To delay movement or action until the arrival or occurrence of; to [[a... (and 12 other senses)
Waite {{surname|en|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[watchman]]. (and 0 other senses) waite {{archaic spelling of|en|wait}} (and 0 other senses)
Waits {{surname|en|A=An|English occupational|nodot=1}}, a variant of [[Waite]]. (and 1 other senses) waits {{plural of|en|wait}} (and 2 other senses)
Wake {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) wake {{lb|en|intransitive}} (often followed by ''[[up]]'') To stop [[sleep]]ing. (and 15 other senses)
Wakeman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wakeman {{lb|en|archaic}} A [[watchman]] (and 1 other senses)
Walding {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) walding {{present participle of|en|wald|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Walk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) WalK {{lb|en|enzyme}} A particular [[histidine]] [[kinase]] (and 0 other senses)
Walke {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) walke {{obsolete spelling of|en|walk}} (and 0 other senses)
Walker {{surname|en|northern English|from=occupations|nodot=1}} from the occupation of treating cloth by (and 3 other senses) walker {{non-gloss definition|The [[agent noun]] of ''to [[walk#Verb|walk]]''}}: a person who walks or a th... (and 9 other senses)
Wall {{surname|en}} (and 7 other senses) wall A [[rampart]] of earth, stones etc. built up for [[defensive]] purposes. (and 23 other senses)
Waller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) waller One who [[builds]] [[walls]]. (and 3 other senses)
Walling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) walling {{present participle of|en|wall|nocat=1}} (and 3 other senses)
Wallop {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wallop A heavy [[blow]], [[punch]]. (and 15 other senses)
Walls {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) walls {{plural of|en|wall}} (and 2 other senses)
Walters {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 3 other senses) walters {{en-third-person singular of|walter}} (and 0 other senses)
Waltz {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) waltz A [[ballroom]] [[dance]] in 3/4 [[time]]. (and 6 other senses)
Wan {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) WAN {{lb|en|networking}} {{acronym of|en|wide area network}} (and 0 other senses)
Wand {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wand A hand-held narrow rod, usually used for pointing or instructing, or as a traditional emblem of auth... (and 5 other senses)
Wander {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wander {{lb|en|intransitive}} To move without purpose or specified destination; often in search of [[liveli... (and 6 other senses)
Wands {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) wands {{plural of|en|wand}} (and 0 other senses)
Wang {{surname|en|from=Chinese|nodot=1}} derived from a common [[Chinese]] [[surname]]. (and 2 other senses) wang {{lb|en|dialectal|or|obsolete}} The [[cheek]]; the [[jaw]]. (and 4 other senses)
Wangler {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wangler a person who [[wangle]]s (and 0 other senses)
Wanner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wanner {{en-comparative of|wan}} (and 0 other senses)
Wanta {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wanta {{eye dialect of|en|[[want]] [[to]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Warby {{surname|en|from=Old Norse}} (and 0 other senses) warby {{lb|en|Australia}} [[unkempt]]; [[disreputable]] (and 0 other senses)
Ward {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|A=An English occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[guard]... (and 4 other senses) ward {{lb|en|archaic|or|obsolete}} A [[warden]]; a [[guard]]; a [[guardian]] or [[watchman]]. (and 9 other senses)
Warden {{surname|en|A=An|[[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[warden]]. (and 1 other senses) warden {{lb|en|archaic|or|literary}} A [[guard]] or [[watchman]]. (and 5 other senses)
Warder {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) warder A [[guard]], especially in a [[prison]]. (and 1 other senses)
Wares {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wares {{plural of|en|ware}} (and 1 other senses)
Waring {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) waring {{present participle of|en|ware|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Wark {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wark {{lb|en|UK|_|dialectal|Northern England|Scotland}} [[pain|Pain]]; [[ache]]. (and 3 other senses)
Warman {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) warman {{lb|en|archaic|rare}} A [[warrior]]. (and 0 other senses)
Warn {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) warn {{lb|en|transitive}} To make (someone) [[aware]] of (something impending); ''especially:'' (and 3 other senses)
Warner {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) warner One who [[warn]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Warning {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) warning {{present participle of|en|warn|nocat=1}} (and 3 other senses)
Warren {{surname|en|from=Old French}} (and 3 other senses) warren The system of [[burrow]]s where [[rabbit]]s live. (and 4 other senses)
Warring {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) warring [[engaged]] in [[war]]; [[belligerent]] (and 2 other senses)
Warrior {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) warrior A person who is actively engaged in [[battle]], [[conflict]] or [[warfare]]; a [[soldier]] or [[comb... (and 1 other senses)
Warth {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) warth {{lb|en|UK|dialect}} A [[ford]]. (and 0 other senses)
Was {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) WAs {{plural of|en|WA}} (and 0 other senses)
Washer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) washer Something that [[wash]]es; especially an [[appliance]] such as a [[washing machine]] or [[dishwasher... (and 5 other senses)
Wass {{surname|en|from=Norman}} (and 0 other senses) wass [[wanton]] [[disposition]], [[unorderly]] [[state of mind]] or [[behaviour]] (and 1 other senses)
Wasserman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wasserman {{lb|en|obsolete}} A mythical [[sea monster]], part man, thought to destroy ships. (and 0 other senses)
Watchman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) watchman One set to watch; a person who keeps guard, especially one who guards a building, or the streets of ... (and 0 other senses)
Waterhouse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) waterhouse A [[house]] on [[float]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Waterman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) waterman {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[seaman]], a [[sailor]]. (and 4 other senses)
Waters {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) waters {{plural of|en|water}} (and 2 other senses)
Waterstone {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) waterstone A natural [[sharpen]]ing [[stone]] [[lubricate]]d with [[water]]. (and 0 other senses)
Watts {{surname|en|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) watts {{plural of|en|watt}} (and 0 other senses)
Waugh {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) waugh {{lb|en|dialect|Scotland|and|Northern England}} [[insipid|Insipid]]; [[tasteless]]. (and 1 other senses)
Wax {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wax [[beeswax|Beeswax]]. (and 18 other senses)
Waye {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) waye {{obsolete spelling of|en|weigh}} (and 1 other senses)
Weary {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) weary [[having|Having]] the [[strength]] [[exhausted]] by [[toil]] or [[exertion]]; [[tired]]; [[fatigued]... (and 4 other senses)
Weatherly {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) weatherly {{lb|en|nautical|of a sailing vessel}} Able to [[sail]] [[close to the wind]] with little [[leeway]]... (and 0 other senses)
Weathers {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) weathers {{plural of|en|weather}} (and 1 other senses)
Weaver {{surname|en|A=An occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[weaver]]. (and 5 other senses) weaver One who [[weave]]s. (and 4 other senses)
Webber {{surname|en|A=An occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for a [[weaver]]. (and 0 other senses) webber {{lb|en|obsolete}} One who forms [[web]]s; a [[weaver]]. (and 0 other senses)
Weber {{surname|en|from=German|German occupational|nodot=1}} from {{m|de|Weber||weaver}}. (and 3 other senses) weber In the [[International System of Units]], the [[derived unit]] of [[magnetic flux]]; the flux linkin... (and 0 other senses)
Webster {{surname|en|A=An English occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for someone who was a [[weaver]]. (and 3 other senses) webster {{lb|en|now|_|historical}} A [[weaver]] (originally, specifically [[female]]). (and 0 other senses)
Weck {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) weck [[kummelweck]] bread (and 0 other senses)
Wedge {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wedge One of the [[simple machine]]s; a piece of material, such as metal or wood, thick at one edge and [[... (and 26 other senses)
Weedman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) weedman {{alt form|en|weed man}} (and 0 other senses)
Weekes {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) weekes {{plural of|en|weeke}} (and 0 other senses)
Weekly {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) weekly Once every [[week]]. (and 4 other senses)
Weeks {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) weeks {{plural of|en|week}} (and 0 other senses)
Weigh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) weigh {{lb|en|transitive}} To determine the weight of an object. (and 11 other senses)
Weight {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) weight The [[force]] on an object due to the gravitational attraction between it and the Earth (or whatever... (and 26 other senses)
Weiner {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) weiner {{misspelling of|en|wiener}} (and 0 other senses)
Weir {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) weir An [[adjustable]] [[dam]] placed across a [[river]] to [[regulate]] the [[flow]] of [[water]] [[down... (and 1 other senses)
Welch {{surname|en|British and Irish|from=nicknames|nodot=1}}, a variant of [[Walsh]]. (and 2 other senses) welch A person who defaults on an obligation, especially a small one. (and 2 other senses)
Welcher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) welcher One who [[welch]]es. (and 1 other senses)
Welcome {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) welcome Whose [[arrival]] is a cause of [[joy]]; received with gladness; admitted willingly to the house, en... (and 10 other senses)
Weld {{surname|en|from=Old English|nodot=1}} possibly deriving from the {{der|en|ang|-}} word for [[woodl... (and 0 other senses) weld A [[herb]] (''[[Reseda luteola]]'') related to [[mignonette]], growing in Europe, and to some extent... (and 5 other senses)
Welder {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) welder One who [[weld]]s, or unites pieces of [[iron]], etc., by welding. (and 3 other senses)
Welk {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) welk {{lb|en|obsolete}} Of a plant: to [[wither]], [[wilt]], [[decay]]. (and 5 other senses)
Wellborn {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wellborn Of [[aristocratic]] or high-ranking birth (and 0 other senses)
Weller {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) weller {{en-comparative of|well}} (and 0 other senses)
Welling {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) welling {{present participle of|en|well|nocat=1}} (and 1 other senses)
Wellings {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) wellings {{plural of|en|welling}} (and 0 other senses)
Wells {{surname|en|English [[topographic]]|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} for someone living near a well or... (and 5 other senses) wells {{plural of|en|well}} (and 1 other senses)
Welp {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) welp {{lb|en|slang}} [[well#Interjection|Well]], typically used in exasperation. (and 0 other senses)
Welter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) welter A [[general]] [[confusion]] or [[muddle]]. (and 6 other senses)
Wen {{surname|en|common|from=Chinese|nodot=1}} of east [[Asia]]n derivation. (and 0 other senses) wen A [[cyst]] on the [[skin]]. (and 5 other senses)
Went {{surname|en|from=Middle English}} (and 0 other senses) went {{en-simple past of|go}} (and 3 other senses)
Wente {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wente {{archaic spelling of|en|went}}, {{past participle of|en|go|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Wery {{surname|en|from=Dutch}} (and 0 other senses) wery {{pronunciation spelling of|en|very}} (and 1 other senses)
Wester {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wester A strong [[westerly]] [[wind]], a wind blowing from the west. (and 3 other senses)
Westling {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) westling Towards the west. (and 1 other senses)
Whale {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) whale Any one of numerous large [[marine mammal]]s comprising an informal group within [[infraorder]] [[Ce... (and 8 other senses)
Whang {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) whang {{lb|en|chiefly|_|of an object}} To make a noise like something moving quickly through the air. (and 8 other senses)
Wheat {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wheat {{lb|en|countable}} Any of several [[cereal]] [[grain]]s, of the genus ''[[Triticum]]'', that yields... (and 2 other senses)
Wheeler {{surname|en|English|A=An|nodot=1}}, derived from the [[trade]] of [[wheeler]]. (and 1 other senses) wheeler {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[wheelwright]], a [[wheelmaker]]. (and 4 other senses)
Wheelwright {{surname|en|comparatively rare [[English]] [[occupational]]|from=occupations|nodot=1}} for someone ... (and 2 other senses) wheelwright A person who [[build]]s and [[repair]]s [[wheel]]s, especially [[wooden]] [[spoke]]d ones. (and 0 other senses)
Wheen {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wheen {{lb|en|UK|_|dialectal}} A [[little]]; a small number. (and 1 other senses)
Wherry {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wherry {{lb|en|countable}} A light ship used to [[navigate]] [[inland]] waterways. (and 2 other senses)
Whicker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) whicker The soft [[neigh]] made by a horse. (and 1 other senses)
Whistler {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) whistler Someone or something that [[whistle]]s, or who plays a [[whistle]] as a musical instrument. (and 8 other senses)
White {{surname|en|common British and Irish|from=nicknames}} (and 2 other senses) white [[bright|Bright]] and [[colourless]]; reflecting equal quantities of all frequencies of visible ligh... (and 28 other senses)
White Hawk {{surname|en|Amerindian}} (and 0 other senses) white hawk {{m|mul|Leucopternis albicollis}}, an Amazonian raptor (and 0 other senses)
Whited {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) whited {{en-past of|white}} (and 0 other senses)
Whitehead {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) whitehead A [[pimple]] formed by a clogged [[sebaceous gland]], usually with a milky-white cap. (and 4 other senses)
Whitely {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) whitely {{lb|en|now|rare|Scotland}} [[white|White]]; [[pale]]. {{defdate|from 14th c.}} (and 1 other senses)
Whiten {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) whiten {{lb|en|ergative}} (To cause) to become [[white]] or [[whiter]]; to [[bleach]] or [[blanch]]. (and 0 other senses)
Whitener {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) whitener Any substance used to [[whiten]] something; a [[bleach]]. (and 2 other senses)
Whiting {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) whiting A fine white [[chalk]] used in [[paint]]s, [[putty]], [[whitewash]] etc. (and 3 other senses)
Whitlow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) whitlow An [[infection]] under the [[cuticle]] of a [[fingernail]] or [[toenail]]. (and 0 other senses)
Whitten {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) whitten Any of several small [[tree]]s having leaves that are white and [[downy]] underneath. (and 0 other senses)
Whittle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) whittle A [[knife]]; especially, a [[pocket knife]], [[sheath knife]], or [[clasp knife]]. (and 5 other senses)
Whyte {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) whyte {{lb|en|obsolete|revived on the internet}} {{alternative spelling of|en|white}} (and 0 other senses)
Wickens {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wickens {{plural of|en|wicken}} (and 0 other senses)
Widder {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) widder {{lb|en|dialectal}} {{alternative spelling of|en|widow}} (and 0 other senses)
Widen {{surname|en|from=Swedish}} (and 0 other senses) widen {{lb|en|intransitive}} To become [[wide]] or [[wider]]. (and 4 other senses)
Widener {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) widener Any device used to [[widen]] something; especially a [[drill]] designed to produce a [[hole]] greate... (and 0 other senses)
Widger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) widger {{lb|en|gardening}} A small gardening tool used to [[loosen]] [[soil]], consisting of a long thin [[... (and 0 other senses)
Wiener {{surname|en||from=German}} (and 0 other senses) wiener {{lb|en|North America}} A [[sausage]] made from [[beef]], [[chicken]] or [[pork]]. (and 4 other senses)
Wigg {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wigg A kind of raised [[seedcake]]. (and 0 other senses)
Wigger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wigger A maker of [[wigs]]. (and 1 other senses)
Wiggins {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) wiggins {{lb|en|pluralonly}} [[creeps|Creeps]], [[fear]], [[anxiety]] (and 0 other senses)
Wike {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wike {{lb|en|obsolete|UK|dialect}} A [[home]]; a [[dwelling]]. (and 1 other senses)
Wild {{surname|en|from=Middle English|nodot=1}} originally referring to a [[wild]] person, or for someone... (and 0 other senses) wild [[untamed|Untamed]]; not [[domesticated]]; specifically, in an unbroken line of undomesticated anima... (and 21 other senses)
Wildbore {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wildbore {{lb|en|historical}} A kind of [[woolen]] [[fabric]] used for [[clothing]]. (and 0 other senses)
Wilder {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) wilder {{en-comparative of|wild}} (and 1 other senses)
Wilding {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) wilding A wild [[apple]] or apple-tree. (and 3 other senses)
Wildish {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wildish Somewhat [[wild]]. (and 0 other senses)
Wile {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 1 other senses) wile {{lb|en|usually|in the plural}} A trick or [[stratagem]] practiced for ensnaring or deception; a sly... (and 2 other senses)
Wilks {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 1 other senses) wilks {{plural of|en|wilk}} (and 0 other senses)
Willer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) willer One who [[will]]s; who causes by an act of will or [[willpower]]. (and 1 other senses)
Willes {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) willes {{plural of|en|wille}} (and 0 other senses)
Willet {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) willet ''[[Tringa semipalmata]]'' (or formerly {{taxlink|Catoptrophorus semipalmatus|genus}}), a large [[sh... (and 0 other senses)
Willets {{surname|en|patronymic|from=given names}} (and 0 other senses) willets {{plural of|en|willet}} (and 0 other senses)
Willey {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) willey {{alt form|en|willy||cleanse wool etc. with a willow}} (and 0 other senses)
Willier {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) willier One who [[willy|willies]] {{gloss|cleanses wool etc. with a willow}} (and 0 other senses)
Willing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) willing [[ready|Ready]] to do something that is not (can't be [[expect]]ed as) a [[matter of course]]. (and 2 other senses)
Wills {{surname|en|patronymic|nodot=1}}, (and 3 other senses) wills {{plural of|en|will}} (and 1 other senses)
Wilt {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wilt {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[droop]] or become [[limp]] and [[flaccid]] (as a dying leaf or flower). (and 6 other senses)
Wimble {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wimble Any of various [[hand tool]]s for [[boring]] [[hole]]s. (and 3 other senses)
Wimple {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wimple A [[cloth]] which usually covers the head and is worn around the neck and chin. It was worn by women... (and 8 other senses)
Wince {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wince A [[sudden]] [[movement]] or [[gesture]] of [[shrink away|shrinking away]]. (and 4 other senses)
Winch {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 0 other senses) winch A machine consisting of a [[drum]] on an [[axle]], a [[brake|friction brake]] or ratchet and [[pawl]... (and 6 other senses)
Winder {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) winder A winding plant. (and 7 other senses)
Windle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) windle {{lb|en|UK|dialect}} The [[redwing]]. (and 6 other senses)
Wine {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) wine An [[alcoholic]] [[beverage]] [[made]] by [[fermenting]] [[grape juice]], with an [[ABV]] [[ranging]... (and 6 other senses)
Wineland {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wineland A [[region]] where [[grape]]s are [[grow]]n for the [[production]] of [[wine]]. (and 0 other senses)
Winer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) winer A person who habitually drinks [[wine]] (and 0 other senses)
Wing {{surname|en}} (and 4 other senses) wing An [[appendage]] of an [[animal]]'s (bird, bat, insect) body that enables it to fly (and 35 other senses)
Winge {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) winge To [[cringe]]. (and 0 other senses)
Winger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) winger {{lb|en|nautical}} One of the [[casks]] stowed in the wings of a vessel's hold, being smaller than s... (and 1 other senses)
Winker {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) winker A [[screen]] attached to the [[bridle]] of a horse or other [[domesticate]]d animal preventing it fr... (and 6 other senses)
Winkle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) winkle A [[periwinkle]] or its shell, of family [[Littorinidae]]. (and 3 other senses)
Winks {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) winks {{plural of|en|wink}} (and 1 other senses)
Winne {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) winne {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[joy|Joy]]; [[delight]]; [[pleasure]]. (and 1 other senses)
Winner {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) winner One who has [[won]] or often [[win]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Winning {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) winning {{present participle of|en|win|nocat=1}} (and 7 other senses)
Winter {{lb|en|countable}} {{surname|en|from=Germanic languages}} (and 3 other senses) winter Traditionally the fourth of the four [[season]]s, typically regarded as being from [[December]] 23 t... (and 6 other senses)
Winters {{surname|en|patronymic|nodot=1}} from {{m|en|Winter}} (and 2 other senses) winters {{plural of|en|winter}} (and 2 other senses)
Wire {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wire {{lb|en|uncountable}} Metal formed into a thin, even thread, now usually by being drawn through a ho... (and 24 other senses)
Wireman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wireman Someone who works with [[wire]]; primarily someone who connects [[electric]] [[wiring]]. (and 1 other senses)
Wise {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) WISE {{lb|en|aviation|nautical}} {{acronym of|en|[[wing]]-[[in]]-[[surface effect]]}} (and 1 other senses)
Wisely {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wisely In a [[wise]] manner; using good judgement. (and 0 other senses)
Wiser {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wiser {{en-comparative of|wise}} (and 0 other senses)
Wish {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wish A [[desire]], [[hope]], or [[longing]] for something or for something to [[happen]]. (and 9 other senses)
Wisher {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) wisher Someone who makes a [[wish]] (and 0 other senses)
Wiss {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) wiss {{lb|en|archaic}} To [[know]]; to [[understand]]. (and 0 other senses)
Wissing {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wissing {{present participle of|en|wiss|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Witcher {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) witcher A [[dowser]]. (and 2 other senses)
Wither {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wither {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[shrivel]], [[droop]] or [[dry up]], especially from [[lack]] of [[water]... (and 7 other senses)
Withering {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) withering Tending to [[destroy]], [[devastate]], [[overwhelm]] or cause [[complete]] [[destruction]]. (and 4 other senses)
Withers {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) withers The part of the [[back]] of a [[four-legged]] [[animal]] that is between the [[shoulder blades]]; in... (and 1 other senses)
Witter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) witter {{lb|en|intransitive|informal}} To [[speak]] at length on a [[trivial]] subject. (and 2 other senses)
Witty {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) witty {{lb|en|obsolete}} [[wise|Wise]], having good judgement. (and 4 other senses)
Wog {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) WOG {{abbreviation of|en|Winter Olympic Games}} (and 1 other senses)
Wold {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wold {{lb|en|archaic|regional}} An [[unforested]] or [[deforested]] [[plain]], a [[grassland]], a [[moor]... (and 2 other senses)
Wolfe {{surname|en|from=given names|nodot=1}} of English and German origin, a variant of [[Wolf]]. (and 0 other senses) wolfe {{obsolete spelling of|en|wolf}} (and 0 other senses)
Wolfer {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wolfer One who [[devour]]s [[food]] greedily; one who [[wolf down|wolfs down]] food. (and 1 other senses)
Wonderly {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wonderly {{lb|en|archaic}} [[wondrous]]; [[wondersome]] (and 2 other senses)
Wong {{surname|en|from=Chinese|nodot=1}} of Chinese origin. (and 0 other senses) wong {{lb|en|obsolete|except in placenames}} A [[field]] or other piece of land. (and 2 other senses)
Woo {{surname|en|from=Chinese}} (and 1 other senses) woo {{lb|en|transitive}} To [[endeavor]] to gain someone's support. (and 5 other senses)
Woodcock {{surname|en|from=Old English}} (and 1 other senses) woodcock Any of several [[wading bird]]s in the genus ''[[Scolopax]]'', of the family [[Scolopacidae]], chara... (and 1 other senses)
Wooden {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wooden Made of [[wood]]. (and 1 other senses)
Woodhouse {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) woodhouse A [[house]] or [[shed]] for storing (chopped) [[wood]] (and 0 other senses)
Woodie {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) woodie An early [[station wagon]] or [[estate car]] in which the rear portion of the car's bodywork is made... (and 2 other senses)
Wooding {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wooding {{present participle of|en|wood|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Woodland {{surname|en}} (and 21 other senses) woodland Of a creature or object: growing, living, or existing in a woodland. (and 2 other senses)
Woodman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) woodman {{lb|en|obsolete}} Someone who [[hunt]]s animals in a [[wood]], [[hunter]], [[huntsman]]. (and 4 other senses)
Woodruff {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) woodruff ''[[Galium odoratum]]'', an aromatic herb. (and 0 other senses)
Woods {{surname|en|topographic|from=Middle English|nodot=1}}, variant of [[Wood]]. Possibly [[patronymic]]... (and 1 other senses) woods {{plural of|en|wood}} (and 3 other senses)
Woodward {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) woodward {{lb|en|archaic}} A [[warden]] of a [[wood]]. (and 0 other senses)
Woodyard {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) woodyard A [[yard]] where [[wood]] is stored and processed. (and 0 other senses)
Woofter {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) woofter {{lb|en|UK|_|slang}} A [[male]] [[homosexual]]. (and 0 other senses)
Woolen {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) woolen Made of [[wool]]. (and 2 other senses)
Wooley {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wooley {{lb|en|rare}} {{alternative spelling of|en|wooly}} (and 0 other senses)
Woolman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) woolman A man who deals in [[wool]]. (and 0 other senses)
Work {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) work {{lb|en|heading|uncountable}} ''[[employment|Employment]].'' (and 27 other senses)
Workman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) workman A [[man]] who [[labour]]s for [[wage]]s. (and 1 other senses)
Worlds {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) worlds {{plural of|en|world}} (and 2 other senses)
Worthen {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) worthen {{lb|en|ambitransitive}} To give [[worth]] to; [[value]]; make or become worth or [[worthy]]; [[appr... (and 1 other senses)
Worthy {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) worthy having [[worth]], [[merit]]{{,}} or [[value]] (and 5 other senses)
Wren {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 3 other senses) wren ''[[Troglodytes troglodytes]]'' ([[Eurasian wren]], type species and sole [[Old World]] species of t... (and 2 other senses)
Wrench {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 0 other senses) wrench A movement that [[twist]]s or [[pull]]s violently; a [[tug]]. {{defdate|from 16th c.}} (and 25 other senses)
Wright {{surname|en|British occupational|from=occupations|nodot=1}} from a maker of [[machinery]]; found in... (and 1 other senses) wright {{lb|en|obsolete}} A [[builder]] or [[maker]] of something. (and 1 other senses)
Wrinkle {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wrinkle A small [[furrow]], [[ridge]] or [[crease]] in an [[otherwise]] [[smooth]] [[surface]]. (and 8 other senses)
Writer {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) writer A person who [[write]]s, or produces [[literary]] [[work]]. (and 5 other senses)
Wroten {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wroten {{lb|en|archaic}} {{past participle of|en|write|nocat=1}}; {{l|en|written}}. (and 0 other senses)
Wyld {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wyld {{obs sp|en|wild}} (and 0 other senses)
Wynn {{surname|en|from=Welsh}} (and 0 other senses) wynn A letter of the Old English alphabet, Æ¿, borrowed from the [[futhark]] and used to represent the sou... (and 1 other senses)
Wynter {{surname|en|from=nicknames}} (and 1 other senses) wynter {{obsolete spelling of|en|winter}} (and 0 other senses)
Wyse {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wyse {{archaic spelling of|en|wise}} (and 1 other senses)
Wythe {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) wythe A unit of thickness in [[masonry]] construction defined by the quantity of masonry units 4 (and 0 other senses)
Xenides {{surname|en|from=Greek}} (and 0 other senses) xenides {{plural of|en|xenide}} (and 0 other senses)
Xiao {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) xiao A type of Chinese [[flute]]. (and 0 other senses)
Xing {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) xing {{lb|en|US}} {{abbreviation of|en|crossing}} (and 0 other senses)
Xu {{surname|en|Chinese|from=Mandarin|nodot=1}} from {{m|zh|徐|tr=xú}} or {{m|zh|許|tr=xǔ}}. (and 0 other senses) xu A minor unit of currency in Vietnam, now little-used, forming a hundredth of a [[dong]]. (and 0 other senses)
Ya {{surname|en|from=Tamil}} (and 0 other senses) YA Youth Authority (and 1 other senses)
Yager {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) yager {{lb|en|US|obsolete}} A heavy, [[muzzle-loading]] hunting [[rifle]] (and 1 other senses)
Yagi {{surname|en|from=Japanese}} (and 0 other senses) yagi [[Yagi-Uda antenna]] (and 0 other senses)
Yam {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) yam Any climbing [[vine]] of the genus ''[[Dioscorea]]'' in the Eastern and Western hemispheres, usually... (and 8 other senses)
Yang {{surname|en|Chinese|from=Chinese|nodot=1}} of various origins. (and 2 other senses) yang {{lb|en|philosophy}} A [[principle]] in [[Chinese]] and [[related]] [[East Asia]]n [[philosophies]] ... (and 3 other senses)
Yano {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) yano {{synonym of|en|shabono||communal hut built by the Yanomamo people}} (and 0 other senses)
Yanos {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 1 other senses) yanos {{plural of|en|yano}} (and 0 other senses)
Yaoi {{surname|en|from=Japanese}} (and 0 other senses) yaoi {{lb|en|anime|manga}} A narrative or visual work featuring a [[romance]] or sexual relationship betw... (and 0 other senses)
Yarborough {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) yarborough {{lb|en|card games}} A [[hand]], in [[bridge]] or [[whist]], that has no [[card]] with a value great... (and 0 other senses)
Yates {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) yates {{plural of|en|yate}} (and 0 other senses)
Yaw {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) yaw The [[rotation]] of an [[aircraft]], [[ship]], or [[missile]] about its [[vertical]] [[axis]] so as ... (and 8 other senses)
Yawn {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) yawn {{lb|en|intransitive}} To [[open]] the [[mouth]] [[wide]]ly and take a long, rather deep [[breath]],... (and 6 other senses)
Yeast {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) yeast An often humid, yellowish [[froth]] produced by fermenting malt worts, and used to brew [[beer]], le... (and 5 other senses)
Yeasted {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) yeasted Treated with [[yeast]]; [[ferment]]ed (and 1 other senses)
Yeats {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) yeats {{plural of|en|yeat}} (and 0 other senses)
Yee {{surname|en|from=Chinese}} (and 0 other senses) yee {{lb|en|archaic|and|Geordie}} [[you]] (the people being addressed); {{alternative spelling of|en|ye}... (and 1 other senses)
Yeeting {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) yeeting {{present participle of|en|yeet|nocat=1}} (and 0 other senses)
Yeh {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) yeh {{lb|en|dialectal}} {{pronunciation spelling of|en|you}} (and 0 other senses)
Yeo {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) yeo {{lb|en|Southwest|_|England}} A [[stream]] or [[ditch]] (and 0 other senses)
Yeoman {{surname|en|from=occupations}} (and 0 other senses) yeoman {{lb|en|UK}} An [[official]] providing honorable service in a [[royal]] or high [[noble]] [[househol... (and 9 other senses)
Yep {{surname|en|from=Cantonese}} (and 0 other senses) YEP {{lb|en|UK}} {{initialism of|en|{{w|Yorkshire Evening Post}}}} (and 0 other senses)
Yero {{surname|en|from=Spanish}} (and 0 other senses) yero {{lb|en|rare}} {{alternative spelling of|en|gyro}} {{gloss|Greek sandwich}} (and 0 other senses)
Yin {{surname|en}} (and 2 other senses) yin {{lb|en|philosophy}} A [[principle]] in [[Chinese]] and [[related]] [[East Asia]]n [[philosophies]] ... (and 1 other senses)
Ying {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) ying {{lb|en|MLE|slang|also reduplicated}} {{alt form|en|ching|t=[[knife]]}} (and 1 other senses)
Yip {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) yip a sharp, high-pitched bark (and 1 other senses)
Yoho {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) yoho {{lb|en|rare}} {{synonym of|en|yo-ho-ho}} (and 0 other senses)
Yong {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) yong {{obsolete spelling of|en|young}} (and 0 other senses)
Yonker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) yonker {{obsolete spelling of|en|younker}} (and 0 other senses)
Yoo {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) yoo {{eye dialect of|en|you}} (and 0 other senses)
Yoon {{surname|en|from=Korean|Korean}} (and 1 other senses) Yoon {{surname|en|from=Korean|Korean}} (and 1 other senses)
Young {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) young In the [[early]] part of [[growth]] or [[life]]; [[born]] not long ago. (and 12 other senses)
Youngblood {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) youngblood Someone who constitutes or brings [[fresh]] [[blood]], especially a [[youngster]] who joins an older... (and 0 other senses)
Younger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) younger {{en-comparative of|young}} (and 1 other senses)
Youngs {{surname|en}} (and 1 other senses) youngs {{en-third-person singular of|young}} (and 0 other senses)
Younker {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) younker a young man; a [[lad]], [[youngster]] (and 3 other senses)
Youthman {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) youthman {{lb|en|Jamaica|nonstandard}} A [[young]] [[man]]; [[youth]]. (and 2 other senses)
Yow {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) yow Expression of pain; [[ouch]]. (and 1 other senses)
Yuen {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) yuen The [[crowned gibbon]] or [[pileated gibbon]] (''[[Hylobates pileatus]]'') (and 0 other senses)
Yum {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) yum {{n-g|Indicating delight at the flavor of food.}} (and 2 other senses)
Zale {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) zale Any of the [[genus]] {{taxlink|Zale (ICZNa)|genus|nomul=1|ver=210430|Zale}} of [[erebid]] [[moth]]s. (and 0 other senses)
Zanella {{surname|en|from=Italian}} (and 0 other senses) zanella An Italian [[wool]] or [[twill]] [[fabric]]. (and 0 other senses)
Zar {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) zar A [[religious]] set of beliefs and practices in parts of northern Africa and the Middle East, involv... (and 0 other senses)
Zayde {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) zayde {{lb|en|Jewish}} [[grandfather]] (and 1 other senses)
Zebec {{surname|en|from=Serbo-Croatian|Balkan}} (and 0 other senses) zebec {{alternative spelling of|en|xebec}}. (and 0 other senses)
Zee {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) zee {{Latn-def|en|name|Z|z}} (and 5 other senses)
Zhang {{surname|en|from=Chinese|nodot=1}} of [[Chinese]] origin. (and 3 other senses) zhang A [[traditional]] [[Chinese]] [[unit]] of [[length]], 10 [[Chinese feet]] or (and 0 other senses)
Zheng {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) zheng {{synonym of|en|guzheng}} (and 0 other senses)
Zhu {{surname|en|Chinese|from=Chinese}} (and 0 other senses) zhu {{lb|en|musical instrument}} An ancient [[string instrument]] ([[chordophone]]), originating in anci... (and 0 other senses)
Zilch {{surname|en|from=German}} (and 0 other senses) zilch {{lb|en|countable|informal|archaic}} A [[nobody]]: a [[person]] who is [[worthless]] in [[importance... (and 3 other senses)
Zinck {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) zinck {{lb|en|musical instruments}} {{alt form|en|zink}} (and 0 other senses)
Zinger {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) zinger {{lb|en|informal}} A very [[rapid]]ly moving object, especially one that is [[throw]]n. (and 4 other senses)
Zipp {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) ZIPP {{initialism of|en|[[zigzag]] [[in]]-[[line]] [[pin]] [[package]]}} (and 0 other senses)
Zona {{surname|en}} (and 3 other senses) zona {{lb|en|science}} A [[zone]] or [[band]]; a [[layer]]. (and 1 other senses)
Zupan {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) zupan The [[leader]] of a ''[[župa]]'', or administrative unit, among various South Slavic peoples. (and 0 other senses)
Zurek {{surname|en}} (and 0 other senses) zurek A type of sour rye soup, originating from Poland (and 0 other senses)