9-letter words
ending in NESS.

Being wide awake and watchful.

Knowing about something.

Being completely black or dark.

Being unable to see.

Not being sharp; saying exactly what you think.

Always telling others what to do.

Having lots of bumps.

Costing little money; being poor quality.

Being near; a friendly bond with someone.

Being wild, silly or very strange.

Being firm and crunchy; being fresh and cool.

Being annoyed or bad-tempered.

Being covered in dirt.

Feeling that everything is spinning.

Wanting to do something very much.

Having nothing inside.

Being completely correct in every detail.

Being new and not stale.

Being able to make people laugh.

Being hard to please.

Feeling dizzy; being silly and excited.

Being very important or very good.

Being green in colour.

Being useful and easy to use.

Feeling glad and pleased.

Being rough, cruel or unkind.

Doing things too quickly without thinking.

Being heavy.

Feeling that you need to scratch.

Being full of juice.

Being light in weight; being bright.

Not being tight or firm.

Having good luck.

Being untidy.

Having moods that change quickly.

Being covered in mud.

Being very unkind or unpleasant.

Needing a lot of attention or help.

Making lots of noise.

Being simple with no decoration.

Being fast.

Making little or no noise.

Being prepared for something.

Being correct or fair.

Being uneven and not smooth.

Being shaped like a circle or ball.

Being noisy and badly behaved.

Being covered in rust; being out of practice.

Tasting of salt.

Having a fine edge or point; being clear.

Being bright and gleaming.

Being short.

Being foolish or playful.

Being small.

Being clever; looking neat and well dressed.

Being healthy, strong or sensible.

Having a hot, strong flavour.

How sharply a slope rises or falls.

Being hard to bend or move.

Being calm and not moving.

Being in a silent, bad mood.

Being bright with sunshine; being cheerful.

Tasting of sugar; being kind and gentle.

Being very fast.

Tasting good.

How far it is through something, from one side to the other.

Being firmly fixed or squeezed.

Needing rest or sleep.

Being strong and hard to break.

Being very tired.

Being very strange.

Being white.

Being complete with nothing missing.

Having lots of wind.

Being clever and funny with words.

Being incorrect or unfair.