5-letter words
ending in Y.

A narrow lane between buildings.

Feeling very cross.

To bother or irritate someone.

To put on, or to ask for a job.

A neat arrangement or display.

In a poor or wrong way.

Loose and hanging, not tight.

The stomach or tummy.

A small juicy fruit.

Always telling others what to do.

A close friend.

Large and awkward to carry.

Full of bumps, not smooth.

A child's word for a rabbit.

Thick and spreading, like a bush.

Sweets made with sugar.

To hold and take somewhere.

Needing a lot of chewing.

Comfortable and cosy.

Silly and old-fashioned.

Very silly or wild.

Full of curls or twists.

A spicy dish with sauce.

A child's word for father.

Happening every day.

Milk and foods made from it.

A small white flower with a yellow centre.

To rot slowly.

A fake used to trick or lure.

To make something late.

A book for writing about each day.

Covered in dirt, not clean.

Feeling as if everything is spinning.

A child's word for a doll.

Covered with dust.

Before the usual time.

With nothing inside.

To like doing something.

A way in.

A short piece of writing on a topic.

Each one of a group.

A tiny magical creature with wings.

Decorated and not plain.

A boat that carries people across water.

The number five times ten.

Smelling or tasting of fish; suspicious.

Full of small bubbles.

Breaking easily into thin pieces.

Full of fog.

The number four times ten.

Making you laugh.

Hard to please.

Soft and fluffy; blurry.

Great fame and honour.

Sticky and soft.

A sauce made from meat juices.

Covered with dirt.

A tiny, colourful fish.

Covered with hair.

Useful and easy to use.

Feeling glad and pleased.

Done too quickly.

Weighing a lot.

Having many hills.

Something you do for fun in spare time.

A bush with prickly leaves and red berries.

A sweet food made by bees.

To move quickly.

A strong dog that pulls sleds.

Making you want to scratch.

The creamy white colour of tusks.

Bright, lively and showy.

A wobbly sweet food.

Dried strips of meat.

A platform reaching out into water.

A very short moment.

Cheerful and happy.

Full of juice.

Nervous and easily startled.

A child's word for a cat.

Tall and thin.

Having lots of leaves.

The entrance hall of a building.

A large truck.

Having good luck.

Full of lumps.

To become husband and wife, or husband and husband, or wife and wife.

Kindness shown instead of punishment.

Untidy and all over the place.

Containing milk or looking like milk.

Full of mist.

Coins and notes used to buy things.

Covered with mud.

Dark and hard to see through.

A person who looks after children.

Very unkind or unpleasant.

Needing help or attention.

Clever and handy.

Making a lot of noise.

Tasting of nuts.

A gathering to celebrate.

A small coin: one hundredth of a pound, or a cent in the US.

A bright red flower.

Swollen or soft and puffed up.

A young dog.

A question you ask.

With lots of rain.

A big meeting; a car race.

Prepared to do something.

A race where team members take turns.

To answer someone.

Possibly dangerous or harmful.

Full of rocks.

Noisy and rough.

A team game played with an oval ball.

Covered with rust.

Tasting of salt.

Covered with sand.

Smart and knowing a lot.

Making you feel afraid.

Sheltered from the sun.

Trembling or unsteady.

Bright and gleaming.

Smooth and soft like silk.

Not sensible; foolish.

The number six times ten.

Covered in slime.

Full of smoke.

Covered with snow.

Wet and soft.

Feeling sad about something.

Hot and full of spices.

Covered with sharp points.

Tiny drops of liquid in the air.

A tale about events, real or made up.

A lost pet without a home.

To learn about something.

Moody and silent after being upset.

Full of sunshine.

Late or slow to arrive.

Having a good flavour.

A soft toy bear.

Really and honestly.

A child's word for stomach.

Strange in a fun way.

Very tired and worn out.

With lots of wind.

Clever and funny with words.

Full of trees; like wood.

To feel nervous about something.

Tasting very good.