11-letter words
ending in TION.

Something you have got or bought; learning a new skill or language.

Making a problem or injury worse; annoyance.

A written request for a job or place; a computer program (an app).

A group of people who share an interest; a link between ideas in your mind.

Saying who made, wrote or said something.

Working out an answer using numbers.

Adjusting a measuring tool so it gives accurate readings.

Adding bubbles of gas to a drink to make it fizzy.

A happy event to mark something special.

The movement of blood around the body; how many copies of a newspaper are sold.

Two or more things joined or mixed together.

A contest that people try to win; trying to do better than others.

A collection of things put together, such as songs or stories.

A piece of music or writing someone has created; what something is made of.

Working something out using maths or a computer.

The different forms of a verb, such as walk, walks and walked.

A joining word such as and, but or because.

An extra feeling or idea that a word suggests.

Comfort for someone who is sad or disappointed.

The amount of something that is used, eaten or drunk.

A shortened word such as don't or I'm; becoming smaller or tighter.

A strange-looking machine or gadget.

A large area where towns and cities have grown together.

Working together to get something done.

A large company or business.

A link between two things, where one changes as the other does.

The high point or final result of something.

Growing crops or plants; preparing land to grow them.

An official announcement or statement.

Not having enough water in your body.

Sending someone out of a country by law.

Not having the things you need, such as food or sleep.

Words that tell what someone or something is like.

Feeling there is no hope, so you will try anything.

The place where someone or something is going.

Destroying or badly damaging something.

Terrible damage over a large area; great shock and sadness.

A bone being pushed out of its joint.

A clear difference between things; great excellence or honour.

Something that takes your attention away.

Making an exact copy of something.

Adding more detail to an idea or piece of work.

Getting rid of something; being knocked out of a contest.

Getting on a ship or plane at the start of a journey.

Saying words clearly.

Getting rid of something completely.

A liquid changing into a gas or vapour.

A close look at something; a formal test (an exam).

A sudden cry or remark, often ending with an exclamation mark.

A strong belief that something will happen.

Words that make something clear or easy to understand.

Travelling through an unknown place to find out about it.

Making or building something; a made-up story or lie.

A very strong interest in something.

Going up and down or changing again and again.

Feeling annoyed because you cannot do something.

A seed beginning to grow.

The force that pulls objects towards each other.

An animal spending the winter in a deep sleep.

A feeling of shame and embarrassment.

Joining or splitting words with hyphens.

The ability to make pictures and ideas in your mind.

Coming to live in a new country.

Something suggested but not said directly; a possible effect.

Not paying attention.

Magic words said or chanted to cast a spell.

A feeling of wanting to do something; a slope.

A dent or notch; a space at the start of a line of writing.

Pain or discomfort in your stomach after eating.

Anger about something that seems unfair.

A large number of pests, such as insects or rats, in a place.

Facts or knowledge about something.

An injection that protects you from a disease.

Words written or carved on something such as stone or a coin.

Something that gives you new ideas; breathing in.

A large organisation such as a school, hospital or bank.

A direction that tells you what to do; teaching.

Bringing people or things together as one whole.

Talking or working with each other; things affecting each other.

Laws made by a government or parliament.

Putting oil or grease on parts so they move smoothly.

A fault that stops something working properly.

Changing to metric units such as metres and kilograms.

Discussing something to reach an agreement.

Watching something carefully; a remark or comment.

Something that blocks the way.

The direction something faces; an introduction to a new place.

A small hole, such as a row of holes for tearing paper.

One of the different ways a set of things can be arranged.

Cruel and unfair treatment of people, often for their beliefs.

Moving pollen to a flower so it can make seeds.

A feeling that something is going to happen.

Getting ready for something.

A word such as in, on or under that shows place or time.

A rule that bans something.

Growing new plants from a parent plant; spreading something.

An idea or offer put forward to be thought about.

Taking someone to court for a crime; the lawyers who do this.

Something done on purpose to annoy someone or make them angry.

A book, magazine or newspaper; printing something for people to read.

Marks such as full stops and commas used in writing.

Knowing someone or something you have seen before; praise for something done.

Putting water back into something, such as your body after illness.

Booking a seat, table or room in advance; a doubt.

Giving up a job; accepting something you cannot change.

Breathing; how living things get energy from food.

Repairing something so it is like new again.

A rule that limits what you can do.

Getting back at someone who has harmed you.

Keeping groups of people apart, often unfairly.

Guessing about something without knowing all the facts.

Something that makes you more active, interested or excited.

Taking one number away from another.

Something you think is true but are not sure about.

The act of bringing something to an end.

Buying or selling something; a deal.

Changing words into another language.

Nervous fear about something that is going to happen.

Joining things together to make one.

An injection that protects you from a disease.

Letting fresh air into a room or building.