4-letter words
ending in E.

Having the skill or power to do something.

A dull pain that goes on and on.

To cook food in an oven.

Not covered by anything.

The bottom part that something stands on.

A bicycle with two wheels.

To cut into something with your teeth.

The colour of a clear sky.

One of the hard parts of your skeleton.

A small place to buy drinks and snacks.

A box with bars for keeping animals.

A sweet food baked in an oven.

Past tense of come.

To look after someone or something.

A box or bag for keeping things in.

A large hole in a cliff or under the ground.

A hint that helps you solve a puzzle.

A secret system of letters or signs.

To move towards a person or place.

A shape with a round base and a point.

The hard middle part of an apple.

A solid shape with six square faces.

To make someone well again.

Sweet and pretty.

To challenge someone to do something brave.

The day, month and year.

To jump headfirst into water.

Finished, with nothing left to do.

The outside line or end of something.

Other or different.

The front of your head.

Not real; a copy.

A folder for keeping papers in.

Good or well.

Flames that give out heat and light.

The number 5.

Costing nothing at all.

An activity you play for fun.

A door in a fence or wall.

Past tense of give.

To hand something to someone.

A sticky liquid for joining things.

Moved away; no longer here.

To own or hold something.

In or at this place.

To put something where it cannot be seen.

A long walk in the countryside.

A gap or hollow in something.

The place where you live.

To wish for something to happen.

Very, very big.

Something said to make people laugh.

A toy that flies in the wind on a string.

The joint in the middle of your leg.

A large area of water with land all around.

A narrow road.

After the usual or expected time.

The state of being alive.

To enjoy something.

A small green citrus fruit.

A long thin mark.

To be alive.

To not win, or to be unable to find.

Past tense of make.

To build or create something.

More than one mouse.

A distance of about 1.6 kilometres.

Belonging to me; also a place where coal or gold is dug.

A greater amount.

To go from one place to another.

What someone or something is called.

Pleasant or kind.

The number 9.

Not any at all.

The part of your face you smell with.

A short written message.

One time only.

One side of a sheet of paper in a book.

A heap of things on top of each other.

A tube that carries water or gas.

A long, thin stick.

A contest to see who is fastest.

Small white or brown grains cooked as food.

To sit on and travel, as on a bike.

Fully grown and ready to eat.

To go up.

A thick, strong cord.

A sweet-smelling flower with thorns.

Not polite to people.

Something that tells you what you must do.

Away from danger.

Selling things, often for less money.

Exactly alike, not different.

To rescue from danger; to keep money to use later.

A covering you wear on your foot.

The left or right part of something.

How big or small something is.

A few or a little.

Painful when touched.

Certain; without doubt.

To pick something up and carry it.

A story, often made up.

A sticky strip for holding things together.

The rise and fall of the sea.

What we measure in minutes and hours.

A tall plant with a woody trunk.

Correct; not false.

A long, hollow pipe.

A series of notes that make music.

A kind or sort.

A rubber ring around a wheel.

A pot for holding flowers.

To choose someone or something officially.

To stop sleeping.

To move your hand to say hello or goodbye.

Past tense of are.

Large from one side to the other.

To clean by rubbing with a cloth.

A long, thin piece of metal.

Knowing a lot and making good choices.