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7-letter words ending in R

80 common words, each with a short meaning. Use the filters to narrow them down, letter by letter.

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amateur

A person who does something for fun, not money.

another

One more; a different one.

barrier

Something that blocks the way.

blister

A small bubble of skin filled with liquid.

boulder

A very large, rounded rock.

brother

A boy or man with the same parents as you.

builder

A person who builds houses and other buildings.

chamber

A room, especially a special or private one.

chapter

One of the main parts of a book.

charger

A device that puts power back into a battery.

chatter

To talk quickly about unimportant things.

cheddar

A firm yellow or white cheese.

clatter

A loud rattling noise of hard things hitting together.

cluster

A group of things close together.

conifer

A tree with cones and needle-like leaves.

conquer

To take control of a place by force; to beat a problem.

counter

A long table in a shop or kitchen; a small disc used in games.

cracker

A thin, crisp biscuit; a paper tube that bangs when pulled.

creator

A person who makes something new.

deliver

To take something to a person or place.

despair

The feeling of having no hope.

emperor

A man who rules an empire.

feather

One of the light, soft parts covering a bird's body.

flavour

The taste of food or drink.

flicker

To shine unsteadily, on and off.

flutter

To flap wings or move lightly and quickly.

forever

For all time.

freezer

A very cold cupboard for keeping food frozen.

glacier

A huge, slow-moving river of ice.

glamour

An exciting and attractive quality.

glimmer

A faint, flickering light.

hamster

A small furry pet with cheek pouches.

harbour

A sheltered place where ships and boats stay.

however

But; in whatever way.

leather

Material made from animal skin, used for shoes and bags.

lobster

A sea creature with a shell and large claws.

monitor

A screen for a computer; to watch something closely.

monster

A frightening imaginary creature.

neither

Not one and not the other.

panther

A large wild cat, often black.

partner

A person you work or play with.

pioneer

One of the first people to do or explore something.

plaster

A small sticky bandage; a paste that hardens on walls.

plumber

A person who fits and mends water pipes.

popular

Liked by lots of people.

quarter

One of four equal parts; fifteen minutes.

recover

To get better after being ill; to get something back.

regular

Happening at the same times; normal or usual.

scatter

To throw or spread things in different directions.

scholar

A person who has studied a subject deeply.

scooter

A toy with a board, two wheels and a handle; a small motorbike.

shatter

To break suddenly into many small pieces.

shelter

A place that protects you from weather or danger.

shimmer

To shine with a soft, wavering light.

shudder

To shake suddenly because of fear or cold.

similar

Almost the same as something else.

slipper

A soft, comfortable shoe worn indoors.

slumber

A deep, peaceful sleep; to sleep.

soldier

A person who serves in an army.

stapler

A tool that joins paper with small metal clips.

starter

A small first course of a meal; a person who starts a race.

sticker

A small picture or label with a sticky back.

sweater

A warm knitted top; a jumper.

teacher

A person who helps others learn.

terrier

A small, lively kind of dog.

thunder

The loud rumbling sound after lightning.

toaster

A machine that browns slices of bread.

toddler

A young child who is learning to walk.

tractor

A strong farm vehicle for pulling heavy loads.

trailer

A cart pulled by a car; a short preview of a film.

unclear

Not easy to understand or see.

uncover

To take the cover off; to find out something hidden.

vinegar

A sour liquid used to flavour food.

visitor

A person who comes to see a place or person.

voucher

A printed piece of paper you can swap for goods.

warrior

A brave fighter, especially long ago.

weather

How hot, cold, wet or windy it is outside.

whether

If; used when there is a choice between things.

whimper

To make small, sad crying sounds.

whisper

To speak very quietly.

Meanings are written for this site and checked against Merriam-Webster (4 November 2026). Words are in the ENABLE2K word list (public domain). More words ending in R, of every length