7-letter words ending in D

Stuck on the bottom in shallow water, of a ship.

A robot that looks like a person.

To clap to show you liked something.

A band of cloth worn round the arm.

Feeling bad about something you did.

To surprise someone very much.

Clumsy; embarrassing or difficult.

A short post that keeps cars out; a post for tying up ships.

A support that keeps a row of books upright.

The time when someone is a boy.

A large bird of prey.

To give an order; an order.

To praise someone.

A sweet yellow sauce made with milk and eggs.

To go or come down.

A hard, sparkling precious stone; a shape like a square on its corner.

To break up a group.

To throw something away.

Disagreement between people.

A bright green precious stone.

Towards the front.

A ring of flowers or leaves.

A grandfather.

The number 100.

The man someone is married to.

In place of something else.

An important word you search for.

A pad that protects your knee.

A cord worn round the neck to hold a badge.

A big wild cat with dark spots.

A tight one-piece outfit for dance or gym.

Low, flat land.

A common wild duck.

All people; the human race.

A sea creature in stories, half woman, half fish.

A wrong or bad act.

To make someone believe something untrue.

To read or understand something wrongly.

A hot yellow sauce made from seeds.

A pad of paper for writing notes.

Without thinking first; a bit rude.

A field of fruit trees.

Going out or away; on the outside.

Board made of thin layers of wood glued together.

To act as if something is true.

To go on or continue.

A solid with a flat base and triangle sides meeting at a point.

To bounce back.

To build again.

A very tall tree with reddish wood.

To answer or react.

A rose before it opens.

A bird that lives near the sea.

Fish and shellfish eaten as food.

Plants that grow in the sea.

Towards the sky.

A person who looks after passengers or guests.

To do well or get what you wanted.

To hang something up; to stop something for a while.

A small newspaper with short, simple stories.

Not heard.

Hard to control.

Saturday and Sunday.

Land that is wet and marshy.