6-letter words
ending in E.

To say someone did something wrong.

Busy and full of energy.

To think highly of someone.

A helpful suggestion about what to do.

To tell someone what they should do.

Any person at all.

A place with coin-operated games.

To reach a place.

A wide street in a town.

An insect with hard wing covers.

Earlier than; in front of.

To act in a good or proper way.

Next to; at the side of.

A loose shirt worn by women.

A container with a narrow neck.

To spring back after hitting something.

A light, gentle wind.

A structure built across a river or road.

A brown metal made of copper and tin.

To look through things casually.

A thin ball of liquid filled with air.

A group of things tied together.

A wax stick with a wick that burns.

A large old stone building with towers.

Cows and bulls kept on a farm.

To make or become different.

A food made from milk curds.

The act of picking one option.

To pick from several options.

A perfectly round shape.

A hot drink made from roasted beans.

A small, flat, sweet baked treat.

Two people or things together.

To make something new.

To hold someone close and warmly.

Harm that makes something worse.

A formal discussion of different views.

A period of ten years.

To make up your mind.

A unit for measuring temperature or angles.

To remove or erase something.

A strong wish for something.

A tool or machine made for a job.

To split into parts.

Twice as much or as many.

A group of lands ruled by one power.

A machine that makes things move.

To make certain something happens.

Whole; with nothing left out.

To get away from a place.

A reason given to explain a mistake.

A number or a shape.

To turn solid from cold.

A cold cupboard for keeping food fresh.

The time that is still to come.

A building where a car is kept.

Kind, soft and calm.

To laugh in a silly, light way.

A quick look.

The player who guards the goal.

The part you hold something by.

A sweatshirt with a hood.

Not proud or boastful.

Money earned from work or investments.

In or into the inner part.

To ask someone to come along.

A thick tropical forest.

A pot for boiling water.

A group of teams that play each other.

Small in size or amount.

A room for relaxing.

To be in charge of something.

A hard polished stone; a small glass ball.

The center point of something.

Sixty seconds of time.

Able to move easily; also, a mobile phone.

Born in a particular place.

Plants, animals and the outdoors.

A thin pointed tool for sewing.

A long thin strip of pasta.

To see or become aware of.

A room or building where people work.

Connected to the internet.

A round citrus fruit; a reddish-yellow colour.

The grand home of a king or queen.

A public march to celebrate something.

Men, women and children; human beings.

A vegetable, often a cucumber, kept in vinegar or salt water.

A polite word used when asking.

Officers who enforce the law.

Having good manners.

Words that show approval.

The son of a king or queen.

A small pool of water on the ground.

A colour made by mixing red and blue.

A game or problem to work out.

Instructions for cooking a dish.

To make smaller or less.

To say no to something.

Far away; a device that controls a TV.

To save from danger.

A tricky question with a clever answer.

A beginner in a sport or job.

A seat strapped onto a horse.

A small part that shows what the whole is like.

Safe and protected.

To make a home somewhere; to calm down.

Easy to understand or do.

Only one; not married.

The part of clothing covering the arm.

To blow air out suddenly through the nose.

A soft, holey item that soaks up water.

A husband or wife.

A shape with four equal sides.

A figure carved or cast in stone or metal.

A long narrow band of colour.

A building for worship.

To touch lightly to make someone laugh.

A soft thin paper for wiping.

The soft part in the mouth used for tasting.

Three times as much.

A reptile with a hard shell.

The only one of its kind.

To bring up to date.

How loud a sound is; amount of space.

A crisp batter cake with a grid pattern.

To move with small quick twists.

To shake or rock unsteadily.