6-letter words
ending in Y.

In any case.

A shop that sells bread and cakes.

Only just; almost not.

The quality of being lovely.

A reward, or a generous amount of something.

Windy in a pleasant way.

Full of bubbles; lively.

A small yellow songbird.

A vegetable with long crisp stalks.

Cheerful and bright.

A small round red fruit.

Cool enough to be uncomfortable.

Plump and round.

Covered with clouds.

Awkward in movement.

A funny play or show.

An area of a country with its own local government.

A man who herds cattle on horseback.

Smooth and rich like cream.

Unsettling or eerie.

Firm and crunchy.

Small and delicate.

To a great depth or degree.

To put into position for use.

A long-eared animal like a horse.

Pleasantly soft or distant.

With no trouble at all.

The number 80.

To give work to.

Power to do work.

Parents and their children.

Soft and light like fur.

Very cold; covered in frost.

A huge system of stars.

Softly and kindly.

Dark or sad.

Smooth and shiny.

Covered with grass.

Coated with oil or fat.

Stylish and fun.

Warm and filling.

Very; to a high degree.

A team game played with sticks and a ball or a puck.

Happening once every hour.

Feeling a need for food.

Harm done to the body.

A knitted shirt.

A rider in horse races.

An organ that filters blood.

In a kind way.

In the recent past.

Probably going to happen.

Full of energy.

Great comfort and expense.

For the most part.

A pleasing series of notes.

The ability to remember.

Halfway between two points.

A state of great unhappiness.

A lively tree-climbing primate.

For the most part.

Very close to; almost.

The number 90.

Not a single person.

To tell officially.

A small room for storing food.

A funny imitation.

To some degree.

A large amount.

Writing in verse.

A plan or set of rules.

Pleasing to look at.

To make clean.

A pit where stone is dug.

Not very often.

In fact; truly.

A cure or fix.

A strip where planes take off.

Freedom from danger.

Regular pay for work.

In a plain way; just.

Ready to fall asleep.

At a slow pace.

Having a bad odor.

Quietly and gently.

Moving or done quickly.

Athletic or stylish.

Firm and not shaking.

Tending to stick.

Having strong wind and rain.

An underground railway (US), or a path under a road (UK).

To provide what is needed.

A set of questions; to look over.

An idea that explains something.

The number 30.

Hard to handle.

A prize for winning.

A large bird often roasted.

The number 20.

Low land between hills.

Once a week.

Shaky and unsteady.

Once a year.