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Over or higher than something.
5-LETTER WORDS · ENDING IN E
153 common words, each with a short meaning. Use the filters to narrow them down, letter by letter.
Over or higher than something.
To have the same opinion.
A walkway between rows of seats.
Very similar to each other.
Living, not dead.
To surprise someone greatly.
The space between two meeting lines.
The joint between foot and leg.
A round, crunchy fruit.
To disagree with angry words.
To one side, out of the way.
Not asleep at all.
Knowing that something is there.
A pin or sign worn to show something.
A pale sandy brown colour.
The flat cutting edge of a knife.
To say someone caused a problem.
A big, bright fire.
A device that slows or stops a vehicle.
Ready to face danger or pain.
A woman on her wedding day.
A thick wire or rope.
A light, narrow boat moved by paddles.
What makes something happen.
To stop doing something.
To run after someone or something.
A small, regular job at home.
Near; also to shut.
A tall machine for lifting; a bird.
A wooden box for carrying things.
A very thin pancake.
Rough and simple.
To move your body to music.
To move quickly out of the way.
To steer a car or other vehicle.
A low humming sound; a flying robot.
A large bird of prey.
To rub out or remove.
A short story that teaches a lesson.
Not true or correct.
A barrier around a garden or field.
The bright, hot part of a fire.
Strength or power.
The border around a picture.
A soft, sweet candy.
A kind or style of art or writing.
To move smoothly and quietly.
A ball-shaped map of the Earth.
A covering for the hand.
A large bird with a long neck.
Smooth, elegant movement.
A mark for school work.
A small fruit that grows in bunches.
A place where a dead person is buried; also, very serious.
To eat grass in a field.
Someone who shows the way.
A large animal people ride.
A building where people live.
A picture of something.
A person who decides in court.
A tool with a blade for cutting.
Big in size.
Coffee made with lots of hot milk.
To go away from a place.
A small house in the country.
Not tight or firmly fixed.
A tree with five-pointed leaves.
A film shown at the cinema.
The daughter of your brother or sister.
A sound, often loud or unpleasant.
Someone who cares for sick people.
A small oily fruit.
A short stop or break.
A time without war or fighting.
A device for talking at a distance.
A part of something.
A particular area or spot.
A machine that flies.
A flat dish for food.
A reward for winning.
To show something is true.
A dried plum.
A small bag for money.
Fairly or completely.
Words repeated from someone else.
To lift up.
A set of different things.
Words that end with the same sound.
The way from one place to another.
A thick liquid served with food.
A device for weighing; a fish skin plate.
To make someone afraid.
A place where something happens.
A small, plain cake.
The points in a game.
To give food or help to someone.
An area out of the sun.
To move quickly back and forth.
The outline or form of something.
To give part to others.
To cut hair close to the skin.
To give off bright light.
Land along the edge of water.
From a past time until now.
A boot with wheels or a blade.
A thin, flat piece cut from something.
To move smoothly over a surface.
Thick, slippery stuff.
A surface that goes up or down.
A happy look with the mouth.
The cloud given off by a fire.
A long reptile with no legs.
To breathe noisily while asleep.
To find the answer to.
An empty area; the universe beyond Earth.
A tool for digging.
Extra, kept in case it is needed.
A plant part used to flavour food.
A sharp, pointed piece.
The backbone in your back.
A raised floor for performers.
To look hard for a long time.
A condition; part of a country.
A small piece of rock.
A shop that sells things.
A device for cooking or heating.
A particular way of doing something.
Furniture with a flat top and legs.
The flavour of something.
The main subject or idea.
In or at that place.
The ones here.
The ones over there.
The number after two.
The name of a book, film or song.
To copy by drawing over lines.
To swap one thing for another.
A group of families with shared ways.
Two times over.
Strong string for tying things.
The brother of your mother or father.
How much something is worth.
A group of lines in a poem or song.
The sound made when you speak.
To use carelessly.
A block that is thick at one end.
A huge sea mammal.
In or to what place.
During the time that.
The colour of snow.
Complete, with nothing missing.
Belonging to which person.
To put words on paper.
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Meanings are written for this site and checked against Merriam-Webster (4 November 2026). Words are in the ENABLE2K word list (public domain). More words ending in E, of every length ↗