6-letter words
ending in D.

On or onto a ship, train or plane.

In or to a foreign country.

Silly and making no sense.

Agreement between people or groups.

A number that is added to another number.

To have enough money to pay for something.

Feeling fear; frightened.

An oval nut that grows on a tree.

To add something to the end.

On every side of; here and there.

To go up or climb.

To go to an event or place, such as school.

A song or poem that tells a story.

At the back of something.

On the far side of; further than.

Honest and open about what you think.

A person who is not brave.

To protect from attack or harm.

To ask for something firmly.

To rely on someone; to be decided by something else.

A short trip to do a job, such as shopping.

To get bigger or make bigger.

To make longer or stretch out.

The skin that covers your eye when it closes.

To order someone not to do something.

A person you like and trust.

An -ing word used as a noun, as in "swimming is fun".

The surface of the earth; the land under your feet.

A very strong feeling of dislike.

A danger or risk.

A messenger who brings news; a sign of something coming.

A mix of two different kinds, such as two plants.

Away from the sea or coast.

To plan or mean to do something.

Towards the inside.

Land with water all around it.

An old story that many people believe; a very famous person.

Something that flows, like water or milk.

A reptile with four legs, scaly skin and a long tail.

A way of doing something.

To upset or hurt someone's feelings.

Moving forward.

A plant with bright, unusual flowers.

A length of time; one lesson in the school day.

Calm and peaceful.

The best result ever; to save sounds or pictures to play later.

Money given back to you.

To think of in a certain way; respect.

To load again.

To help someone remember.

Something given for doing well or helping.

To go back to an earlier part of a recording.

Holy, or very special to a religion.

The ground at the bottom of the sea.

One sixtieth of a minute; coming after the first.

Something held up to protect yourself; to protect.

To open out over a wider area; to put a thin layer on.

A long, thin string used for sewing.

A stand with three legs, as for a camera.

To open up something that was folded.

Not kind; mean.

To take things off or out, as from a lorry.

To undo something wound up; to relax.

To support and keep, like a rule.

High land, away from the coast.

To send files from a computer to the internet.

Moving towards a higher place.

A man in stories who can do magic; a very clever person.