4-letter words
ending in N.

Similar or related.

A word said at the end of a prayer.

A farm building for animals, crops or tools.

A seed eaten as food, like a baked bean.

Brought into life.

The outer husks of grain, eaten for fibre.

To be on fire, or hurt by heat.

The part of your face below your mouth.

A large family group.

A small round piece of metal money.

A crop such as sweetcorn (maize) or wheat.

A bright greenish-blue colour.

The start of the day, when it gets light.

Towards a lower place.

To get money for doing work.

Level and flat, or equal.

A young deer.

A green plant with feathery leaves.

An open tart with a sweet or savoury filling.

To get or win something.

A narrow valley, especially in Scotland.

A long dress, or a robe.

Grandmother (informal, UK).

A big, wide smile.

A hard pointed growth on an animal's head.

A song of praise, often sung in church.

A small picture on a computer screen.

A strong metal, or a tool to smooth clothes.

To connect or fasten things together.

Eager and interested.

A very hot oven for baking pottery.

An area of short, mown grass.

To rest against something.

A big wild cat; the male has a mane.

Something borrowed that must be given back.

Most important.

To have as a meaning; or unkind.

A low sound of pain or complaint.

The large round object that circles Earth.

A soft flat bread from South Asia.

A gas that glows in bright signs.

Twelve o'clock in the middle of the day.

A word that names a person, place or thing.

A sign of what may happen in the future.

Not shut.

A hot box for baking or roasting food.

The feeling of being hurt.

The smallest piece in a game of chess.

An idea of how to do something.

Water that falls from clouds.

A strap used to steer a horse.

To spoil something completely.

To look over quickly, or copy into a computer.

The front of your leg below the knee.

To keep away from someone or something.

A board with words or symbols on it; to write your name.

The outer covering of a body.

In a short time.

The distance from one side to the other.

To turn round and round quickly.

To shock or amaze someone.

A large white water bird with a long neck.

A person aged 13 to 19.

Used to compare things, as in "taller than".

At that time, or next.

Not thick or wide.

A place with homes and shops, smaller than a city.

To move round; or your go in a game.

One of two children born at the same time.

On.

Too proud of how you look.

A tube that carries blood back to the heart.

To tell someone about danger.

At what time.

Damaged or thin from being used a lot.

A tiny brown songbird.

Thread used for knitting.

To open your mouth wide when tired.

The money used in China.