ability
The power or skill to do something.
79 common words, each with a short meaning. Use the filters to narrow them down, letter by letter.
The power or skill to do something.
A reaction to things like pollen or nuts.
Before now or by this time.
A feeling of worry or nervousness.
Any person at all.
Words saying you are sorry.
The sport of shooting arrows with a bow.
A platform sticking out from an upper floor.
A store of electricity that powers things.
The study of living things.
Courage when facing danger.
A period of 100 years.
A group that helps people in need; kindness to others.
A pipe that carries smoke out of a building.
A thick sauce made of fruit and spices.
In a way that is easy to see or hear.
A business; being with other people.
A nation with its own land; land away from towns.
Behaviour that hurts people or animals on purpose.
Making a crisp sound when you bite it.
Knives, forks and spoons.
What will happen to someone in the future.
To damage something so badly it is ruined.
To show something; an arrangement for people to look at.
The opening where a door is.
A building where things are made by machines.
Something imagined that is not real.
After a long time; at the end.
A room or building for showing art.
An opening with a gate in a wall or fence.
The force that pulls things towards the Earth.
A shop that sells food and household goods.
A passage inside a building.
In a happy way.
Musical notes that sound good together; peaceful agreement.
Well and strong; good for your body.
A main road.
The study of things that happened in the past.
A day or time off from school or work.
The quality of telling the truth.
A trip from one place to another.
Clothes that need washing or have been washed.
A place where books are kept for people to borrow.
Staying faithful to a person or group.
A gentle song to help a baby sleep.
To make something look bigger.
Great dignity; a title for a king or queen.
Mercury, the planet closest to the Sun; a silvery liquid metal.
Something that is hard to explain or understand.
Behaving badly.
A place for young children; a place where plants are grown.
A punishment for breaking a rule; a free shot in football.
Pots and dishes made from baked clay.
Birds such as hens and ducks kept for eggs or meat.
The state of being very poor.
First or most important; a school for young children.
How good or bad something is.
At a fast speed.
Without making much noise.
A track for trains; a train system.
Kings, queens and their families.
The view of the countryside; painted backgrounds on a stage.
Untidy and messy-looking.
The number 70.
People living together in a community.
Bouncing back when pressed.
Making a short, high sound.
A short account of the main points.
An operation by a doctor; the place where you see a doctor.
Needing a drink.
A cart you push for shopping or luggage.
Sad; not pleased.
Having bad luck.
Most of the time.
Lots of different kinds.
Winning a game, contest or battle.
An animal like a small kangaroo.
Having lots of money; rich.
Any day except Saturday and Sunday.
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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 Y, of every length