6-letter words
ending in L.

Real; existing in fact.

A living thing that can move and feel, such as a dog.

Happening once every year; a book that comes out each year.

To ask for help seriously; to be attractive or interesting.

As much as you can hold in your arms.

A big round container with curved sides.

To call off something that was planned.

Relaxed and not formal.

A breakfast food made from grain; a grass such as wheat.

A small church or room for prayer.

A tool with a sharp edge for cutting wood or stone.

As much as a cup holds.

A round metal plate hit to make a crashing sound.

To do with teeth.

A fuel used in some car and lorry engines.

Gloomy and sad; very poor.

The hard, shiny covering of your teeth; a glossy paint.

Made of flowers or decorated with them.

Following set rules; smart and serious, not relaxed.

The remains of an ancient plant or animal in rock.

Careful not to waste money or food.

To do what you promised or hoped.

A cone-shaped tube for pouring; a ship's chimney.

A small furry animal often kept as a pet.

To do with the whole world.

Small loose stones, used on paths.

Made from herbs.

A cheap place to stay, often for young travellers.

A wild dog of Africa and Asia.

Full of happiness.

A small shelter for a dog.

The soft inner part of a nut or seed.

A bush with shiny evergreen leaves.

Allowed by law.

A small round seed cooked in soups and stews.

A warm-blooded animal that feeds its babies on milk.

Done with the hands; a book of instructions.

Something wonderful; to be amazed at.

A small piece of food.

A shellfish with a dark blue-black shell.

Shared by two or more people.

A hard, silvery metal.

Usual or ordinary.

A packet wrapped up for posting.

A pale, soft colour; a chalky crayon.

To go around an area to guard it.

A tool for writing or drawing, with a grey lead inside.

Fuel for cars and other engines.

The form of a word that means more than one.

A grand door or gateway; a magic doorway to another world in stories.

To do with the post.

A cheeky, mischievous person; a dishonest person.

To remember; to ask for something back.

To fill again.

To fill up with fuel again.

Money paid to use something that belongs to someone else.

To show something that was hidden.

A set of actions always done the same way.

An open shoe with straps.

A place where children go to learn; a large group of fish.

A roll of paper with writing on it; to move up or down a screen.

A book or film that continues an earlier story.

A tool like a spade for lifting snow, soil or coal.

A sign, light or sound that sends a message.

To do with the spine (backbone).

A curve that winds round and round a centre.

A sudden strong wind, often with rain or snow.

A long, high cry or sound.

A slow, relaxed walk.

To turn round on a fixed point, like an office chair.

A sign or picture that stands for something else.

A bunch of loose threads tied at one end as decoration.

A sudden feeling of excitement.

Shiny strips used as decoration, especially at Christmas.

One of two small lumps at the back of the throat.

To go from one place to another.

A small hand tool for digging in the garden.

A passage under the ground or through a hill.

Not real; seeming like a dream.

To show something new to people for the first time.

Ill; not well.

Going up a slope.

Helpful or good for doing something.

A person who damages property on purpose.

Spoken, using words.

A ship or large boat; a container for liquid.

To do with seeing.

A small, thin, fierce animal with brown fur.