ah
A word used to show surprise, pleasure or understanding.
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WORD ENDINGS · H
Words ending
in H.
2- and 3-letter words
ash
The gray powder left after something has burned; also, a kind of tree.
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oh
A word used to show surprise or other feelings.
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4-letter words
bath
A wash in which you sit in water.
Origin: Old English bæth
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both
The one and the other; the two together.
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bush
A plant with many branches that is smaller than a tree.
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cash
Money in coins and bills.
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dish
A shallow container for food; also, food prepared in a particular way.
Origin: Old English, from Latin discus
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each
Every one of two or more, taken one at a time.
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fish
An animal that lives in water and breathes with gills.
Origin: Old English fisc
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high
Far above the ground.
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inch
A unit of length equal to one twelfth of a foot (about 2.5 centimeters).
Origin: Old English, from Latin uncia
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math
Mathematics; the study of numbers, shapes and amounts.
Origin: Short for mathematics
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moth
An insect like a butterfly that usually flies at night.
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much
A large amount of something.
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path
A narrow track for walking.
Origin: Old English pæth
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rich
Having a lot of money or things.
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such
Of the kind already mentioned; also, so great, as in such a surprise.
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wash
To clean with water and often soap.
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wish
To want something, often something that is hard to get.
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5-letter words
beach
The sandy or stony shore beside the sea or a lake.
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bench
A long seat for two or more people.
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brush
A tool with bristles for cleaning, painting or tidying hair.
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catch
To take hold of something moving through the air.
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cloth
Material made by weaving or knitting threads.
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couch
A long, soft seat for more than one person; a sofa.
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crash
A loud noise of things breaking; also, a collision.
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depth
How deep something is.
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earth
The planet we live on; also, soil.
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fetch
To go and get something and bring it back.
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flash
A sudden burst of bright light.
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fresh
Newly made or picked; not stale.
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graph
A drawing that shows how numbers or amounts compare.
Origin: Short for graphic formula
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laugh
To make the sounds that show you think something is funny.
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lunch
A meal eaten in the middle of the day.
Origin: Short for luncheon
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month
One of the twelve parts that a year is divided into.
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mouth
The opening in the face used for eating and speaking.
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north
The direction to your left when you face east.
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peach
A sweet, juicy fruit with fuzzy skin and a large stone.
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pinch
To squeeze skin tightly between your finger and thumb.
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porch
A covered entrance to a building.
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reach
To stretch out your hand to touch or grab something; also, to arrive at.
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rough
Having a surface that is not smooth.
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sixth
Next after the fifth; also, one of six equal parts.
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south
The direction to your right when you face east.
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teeth
Plural of tooth.
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tooth
One of the hard white parts in the mouth used for biting and chewing.
Origin: Old English tōth
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touch
To put your hand or another part of your body on something.
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tough
Strong and not easily broken; also, difficult.
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watch
To look at something for some time; also, a small clock worn on the wrist.
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width
How wide something is, measured from side to side.
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witch
A person in stories who uses magic.
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6-letter words
breath
Air taken into and let out of the lungs.
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church
A building for Christian worship.
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enough
As much or as many as needed.
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health
The condition of the body and mind, especially being well.
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launch
To send a rocket or ship on its way; also, to start something new.
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length
How long something is, from end to end.
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polish
To rub a surface to make it smooth and shiny.
Origin: Latin polire
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punish
To make someone suffer for doing something wrong.
Origin: Latin punire
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sketch
A quick, rough drawing.
Origin: Dutch schets, from Italian
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smooth
Having an even surface with no bumps.
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squash
To press something flat; also, a vegetable such as a pumpkin.
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switch
A device that turns electricity on or off; also, to change from one thing to another.
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though
In spite of the fact that; although.
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wealth
A large amount of money or property.
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7 letters or more
approach
To come near or nearer to.
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cheetah
A large spotted wild cat, the fastest land animal over short distances.
Origin: Hindi cītā
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goldfish
A small, usually orange fish often kept as a pet.
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jellyfish
A sea animal with a soft, jelly-like body and stinging tentacles.
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monarch
A king, queen or emperor; also, a large orange and black butterfly.
Origin: Greek monarchos (sole ruler)
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ostrich
A very large bird that cannot fly but runs fast.
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paragraph
A part of a piece of writing that begins on a new line and usually deals with one idea.
Origin: Greek paragraphos
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pharaoh
A ruler of ancient Egypt.
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photograph
A picture made with a camera.
Origin: Greek phōt- (light) + graph
Source: Merriam-Webster, checked 2026-11-04
sandwich
Two or more slices of bread with a filling between them.
Origin: Named after the 4th Earl of Sandwich
Source: Merriam-Webster, checked 2026-11-04
stomach
The organ inside the body where food goes to be digested.
Origin: Greek stomachos
Source: Merriam-Webster, checked 2026-11-04
strength
The quality of being strong.
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through
In at one side and out at the other.
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toothbrush
A small brush for cleaning teeth.
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