6-letter words
ending in N.

Something that you do; movement and excitement.

Reddish-brown, used about hair.

The season between summer and winter.

To wake up.

A large monkey with a dog-like face.

A light or fire used as a signal or warning.

To signal to someone with your hand to come.

A heavy load; something hard to carry or deal with.

A small round fastener on clothes; a switch you press.

A deep valley with steep sides, often with a river.

A chemical found in coal, diamonds and all living things.

A cardboard box or container, such as for milk or juice.

A large cave.

The silky case a caterpillar spins around itself.

A tall pillar; a line of words or numbers down a page.

Happening often; shared by everyone.

Soft cloth made from the fluffy fibres of a plant.

The child of your aunt or uncle.

A stick of coloured wax for drawing.

To make or become dark.

To make or become deeper.

Land controlled by a ruler; an area of knowledge.

A fire-breathing creature in stories, with wings and a tail.

The number 11.

A fast bird of prey with long pointed wings.

To join or fix firmly, like a seatbelt.

A measure of liquid equal to eight pints.

A piece of ground where flowers or vegetables are grown.

A small ape with very long arms.

A small, ugly, mischievous creature in stories.

Made of gold; the colour of gold.

To control and run a country or area.

To take place.

A young cat.

A shallow lake of seawater cut off from the sea.

To make or become less.

A time for learning something; something learned from experience.

To pay attention to sounds.

A creamy liquid you put on your skin.

The empty space at the edge of a page.

A dark brownish-red colour; to leave someone stranded alone.

A glove with one part for the thumb and one for the fingers.

Of the present time; new and up to date.

Movement.

A small cake baked in a paper case; a flat bread roll eaten toasted.

Meat from a sheep.

A square of cloth or paper for wiping your mouth at meals.

A country and its people.

An idea or belief.

To get something.

A choice.

Where something comes from or begins.

A child whose parents have died.

A gas in the air that we need to breathe.

To forgive; said to ask someone to repeat something.

A human being.

A grey bird often seen in towns.

Fine yellow powder made by flowers.

A drink of medicine, or of magic in stories.

A black and white seabird with a colourful beak.

A large snake that squeezes its prey.

A dried grape.

A fixed amount of something a person is allowed.

A cause or explanation; to think clearly.

To think or suppose; to work out an amount.

An area or part of a country or the world.

To stay in the same place or condition.

To come or go back; to give back.

A long, narrow strip of material used for tying or decorating.

A large fish with pink flesh.

The flat surface of a TV or computer; a panel that hides or protects.

One of the four parts of the year; to add salt or spices to food.

A small shiny disc sewn on clothes.

A short, catchy phrase used in advertising.

To hurt a joint by twisting it.

To stretch or work too hard; to pour through a sieve.

Happening quickly without warning.

To call someone to come.

A pattern of crossing coloured stripes, from Scotland.

A strong cord joining a muscle to a bone.

A tropical bird with a huge colourful beak.

A long cloth wound round the head.

Not flat or smooth; not equal.

All together at the same time, as in "in unison".

A musical instrument with four strings, played with a bow.

The ability to see; an idea of what the future could be.

To make or become weaker.

Inside.

Made of wood.