6-letter words
ending in R.

A heavy hook dropped to stop a ship drifting.

A reply to a question.

A metal covering worn by knights in battle.

A person who writes books or stories.

A black and white animal that lives in burrows.

A long strip of cloth with writing on it.

A market, or a sale to raise money.

An animal with a flat tail that builds dams.

Having a sharp, sour taste.

The line between two countries; an edge.

To annoy someone; to take the trouble to do something.

A yellow fat made from cream, spread on bread.

A room under a house, below the ground.

Quick to learn and understand.

A small plant with three round leaves.

The part of a shirt around the neck; a band round an animal's neck.

The look of things such as red, blue or yellow.

A reddish-brown metal.

The point where two sides or edges meet.

A large wild cat of the Americas, also called a puma.

A large hole in the ground, made by a meteor or volcano.

The moving mark on a computer screen.

The chance of being hurt.

The main meal of the day.

A person trained to treat sick people.

Money used in the USA and some other countries.

A person who checks and corrects writing.

One or the other of two.

One of the things that cause a result; a number that divides exactly into another.

A male parent.

A kind act to help someone.

Something that lets liquid or air through but holds back dirt.

One of the five long parts at the end of your hand.

The coloured part of a plant that makes seeds.

To bring or come together.

A spring that shoots hot water and steam into the air.

A hot-tasting root used in cooking; an orange-brown colour.

A musical instrument with strings that you pluck.

A tool for hitting nails.

A basket with a lid, often for picnics or food gifts.

Great respect; something you are proud to do.

The quality of being funny.

The feeling of needing food.

Inside a building.

A large spotted wild cat of the Americas.

A knitted top with sleeves.

Younger or lower in rank.

Hard work; workers as a group.

A set of steps for climbing up and down.

A cool cupboard or small room for storing food.

A sign for a sound, like A or B; a written message sent by post.

Rubbish left lying around; a group of baby animals born together.

The way something is done.

A person in control; to learn to do something very well.

The stuff that things are made of; a subject or problem.

A person who belongs to a group or club.

A glass surface that shows your reflection.

A female parent.

A sweet liquid in flowers that bees collect.

A word or sign used for counting.

A shellfish with a rough shell that may contain a pearl.

A hot-tasting powder; a hollow vegetable, often red or green.

A tall upright post that holds up a building.

A person who takes part in a game.

To think carefully about something.

A large printed picture or notice for a wall.

Tiny dry grains, like flour or dust.

Real or correct; suitable.

A stretchy material made from the sap of trees; something for rubbing out pencil marks.

A story passed around that may not be true.

A person who works on a ship.

Older or higher in rank.

To shake because you are cold or scared.

A short fall of rain; a wash under running water.

A shiny grey-white metal.

A girl or woman with the same parents as you.

A small creature with eight legs that spins webs.

The warmest season of the year.

A light evening meal.

A person who makes or alters clothes.

A mood; a habit of getting angry quickly.

Wood used for building.

Loud noise and confusion.

Tiny drops of liquid in the air, like steam or mist.

A person who serves food in a restaurant.

To walk about with no special purpose.

The coldest season of the year.

To want to know; a feeling of amazement.