5-letter words
ending in D.

In front of others.

In a voice others can hear.

To change something to make it better.

A tiny insect that sucks plant juice.

To keep away from something.

A prize for doing well.

Hair growing on the chin and cheeks.

Plain, without much flavor.

To mix things together.

Not able to see.

Pale yellow, used about hair.

The red liquid inside your body.

A flat piece of wood.

Three strands of hair woven together.

The name of a product's maker.

Food baked from flour and water.

A type of animal within a species, such as a poodle.

Wide from side to side.

A family of baby birds.

To make something by putting parts together.

A young boy or girl.

Musical notes played together.

A white or grey shape floating in the sky.

A set of beliefs.

A large group of people.

Great fear of what might happen.

An open area of grass.

A long, narrow inlet of sea between cliffs.

Water covering land that is usually dry.

A liquid or gas that flows.

A trick to cheat people.

A body part that makes chemicals.

A hard-skinned fruit like a pumpkin.

Large and impressive.

Wanting more than you need.

To crush into tiny bits.

A person who keeps watch.

A group of people who share a trade.

A hidden store of treasure.

A dog used for hunting.

Hot and damp.

To press and squeeze dough.

Very, very angry.

Clear and easy to understand.

A small hill or heap.

A person who moves from place to place.

Cloth with a pattern of crossing stripes.

To beg for something.

A unit of weight or money.

Pleased about what you have done.

Happening very fast.

Stiff and hard to bend.

Shaped like a circle or ball.

A dish of raw vegetables.

To burn with hot liquid.

To tell someone off.

A sharp broken piece of glass.

A thin strip torn off something.

Firm and hard, not liquid.

Something you can hear.

How fast something moves.

To use money to buy things.

A small team.

A sea animal with ten arms.

To be on your feet.

A horse for riding.

Only slightly warm.

Number three in a row.

Shy and easily frightened.

To walk on something.

A popular new style.

A rough woolen cloth.

To turn something upside down.

Acceptable and correct.

Bright and strong.

Very strange or odd.

To hold and use a tool.

The planet we live on.

To give way to others.