5 Letter Words Ending in E (April 2023)

There are many different 5 letter words ending in E. In fact, there are so many different words to choose from that it may seem difficult to choose which one will be the answer to the puzzle of the day. Therefore we have gathered a large list of 5 Letter Words Ending in E. So take a look and see if any of the below words is the answer to todays puzzle of the day.

So let’s dive in and explore the world of five-letter words ending in “e”!

List of 5 Letter Words Ending in e:

Start with the letter A

Word	Definition
Abate	to reduce or lessen
Abcee	a beginner or novice
Abele	an alder tree
Abide	to reside or live in
Abode	a dwelling or residence
Abore	to be about to do something
Above	higher than or over
Abune	a bun or small loaf of bread
Abuse	to mistreat or harm
Ackee	a tropical fruit
Acute	sharp or keen
Adage	a saying or proverb
Saddle	a padded seat for a rider on an animal
Adobe	sun-dried bricks made of clay and straw
Adore	to love or worship
Adoze	to doze or nod off
Aerie	a nest of a bird of prey, especially an eagle
Afire	on fire or burning
Afore	before or earlier
Agape	with the mouth open
Agate	a type of banded stone or gemstone
Agave	a type of plant with spiky leaves
Agaze	with the eyes fixed on something
Agene	a type of chemical compound
Aggie	a student at Texas A&M University
Agile	quick or nimble
Aglee	free from care or worry
Agoge	a form of education or training in ancient Greece
Agone	gone or past
Agree	to concur or consent
Ainee	a term of endearment for a woman
Aisle	a passageway in a building
Aiyee	an exclamation of joy or wonder
Aizle	a glimmer or sparkle
Akene	a small, dry seedpod
Alane	alone or solitary
Alate	having wings or winglike appendages
Albee	a type of moth
Aleye	an aleye or albino fish
Algae	a type of aquatic plant
Alike	similar or resembling
Alien	foreign or extraneous
Alive	living or animated
Allee	a walk lined with trees or other plants
Alone	solitary or isolated
Alowe	to allow or permit
Alure	an allure or attraction
Amate	a type of paper made from fig tree bark
Amaze	to astound or bewilder
Amble	to walk leisurely
Amene	an amen or expression of agreement
Amice	a type of liturgical vestment
Amide	a type of chemical compound
Amine	a type of chemical compound
Amole	a type of plant with a thick root used for medicinal purposes
Amove	to remove or displace
Ample	sufficient or plentiful

Start with the letter B

Word	Definition
Badge	a small piece of metal or plastic with a picture or writing on it, worn on a piece of clothing or as a sign of belonging to a particular group
Bagie	a person who smuggles drugs
Baize	a green or yellow fabric with a rough texture, used for covering tables or making clothes
Barbe	a barb or projecting part
Barde	a poet or minstrel in medieval times
Barge	a large, flat-bottomed boat used for carrying goods, especially on canals
Barre	a bar or railing
Barye	the unit of pressure in the CGS system
Basse	a bass or low-pitched voice or instrument
Baste	to sew with large, loose stitches to hold a garment in place temporarily
Bathe	to wash oneself, especially in water
Bayle	a bailiff or custodian
Beare	to bear or carry
Becke	a small stream or brook
Bedye	a bed or bedding
Beige	a pale sandy fawn color
Belee	a belief or faith
Belie	to deceive or mislead
Belle	a beautiful woman or girl
Benne	a tropical plant with seeds used as a cooking oil
Berme	a narrow path along the top or bottom of a rampart
Besee	to beseech or implore
Bevue	a mistake or error
Bible	a book containing the Jewish and Christian scriptures
Bigae	a pair of two-wheeled horse-drawn chariots used in ancient Rome
Bikie	a member of a motorcycle gang
Bilge	the curved part of a ship’s hull near the keel
Binge	to eat or drink excessively or to excess
Biome	a major ecological community characterized by the dominant forms of plant life and the prevailing climate
Birle	to twirl or spin
Birse	a bristle or stiff hair
Bitte	a post or support for a ship’s anchor
Blade	the flat cutting part of a knife or sword
Blame	to hold responsible or accountable for something
Blare	to make a loud, harsh noise

Word	Definition
Blase	tired of or lacking interest in something
Blate	shy or timid
Blaze	a bright, visible flame
Blite	a European plant with small, purple flowers
Blive	to believe or trust
Bloke	a man or fellow
Blore	a flurry or gust
Blude	to make blue or gloomy
Blume	a flower or bloom
Blype	a fold or wrinkle
Bocce	a form of lawn bowling with balls
Boche	a German or an insult
Bodge	to repair clumsily or hastily
Bodle	a Scottish coin worth one-fourth of a penny
Bogie	a four-wheeled carriage
Bogle	a ghost or specter
Bogue	a small inlet or bay
Boite	a box or container
Bombe	a dessert made with ice cream and a fruit or chocolate sauce
Bonce	a head or skull
Bonie	bonny or attractive
Bonne	a good woman or girl
Bonze	a Buddhist monk
Boose	a shed or stable
Booze	to drink alcohol excessively or to excess
Borde	a border or edge
Boree	a cold wind
Born	brought into existence
Bosie	a close friend or companion
Bott	a butt or cask
Bouge	a mound or heap
Boule	a ball or sphere
Bouse	to drink to excess
Bowie	a large knife
Bowne	a bow or bend
Bowse	to drink, especially to excess
Brace	a support or device used to steady or hold something in place
Brake	a device used to slow or stop a vehicle
Brame	a bramble or thorny bush
Brane	a membrane or layer
Brave	courageous or bold
Braze	to solder with a brass alloy
Brede	to breed or procreate
Breme	a bream or a type of fish
Brere	a brier or thorny bush
Breve	a diacritic mark indicating a short vowel sound
Bribe	to corruptly persuade or influence
Bride	a woman about to be married or newly married
Brine	a saltwater solution
Brise	a breeze or gentle wind
Brize	a gust or flurry
Broke	to break or shatter
Brome	a grass or hay

Word	Definition
Brose	a dish made with oats and broth
Brule	to burn or scorch
Brume	a mist or fog
Brute	a beast or animal
Buaze	a buzz or hum
Bubbe	a grandmother or an affectionate term for an older woman
Budge	to move or shift slightly
Buffe	a blow or hit
Bugle	a brass instrument with a cup-shaped mouthpiece
Bulge	a protuberance or swelling
Bulse	a bulge or swelling
Bunce	a bundle or package
Bunde	a bond or union
Bunje	a bungee or elastic cord
Burke	to kill by suffocating
Burse	a purse or money bag
Butle	to serve as a butler or attend to the needs of others
Butte	a small hill or mound

Start with the letter C

Word	Definition
Cable	a strong, thick rope
Cabre	a type of goat native to the Pyrenees
Cache	a hidden store or reserve
Cadee	a type of fish
Cadge	to beg or sponge off others
Cadie	a type of shoe or slipper
Cadre	a group of trained personnel or a core group
Caese	a type of fish
Calve	to give birth to a calf
Canoe	a narrow, pointed boat
Caple	a chapel or small church
Carle	a type of fish
Carse	a type of fish
Carte	a menu or list of dishes
Carve	to cut or shape with a sharp instrument
Caste	a social class or group
Cause	a reason or justification
Cavie	a guinea pig or cavy
Cease	to stop or discontinue
Ceaze	to cease or stop
Cense	to scent or perfume
Cerge	a type of fabric or cloth
Cerne	to brand or mark
Cesse	to cease or stop
Cezve	a small pot with a long handle used to make Turkish coffee
Chace	a type of fish
Chafe	to irritate or rub raw
Chape	a type of clasp or buckle
Chare	to do odd jobs or errands
Chase	to pursue or follow
Chave	to choose or select
Chere	a face or head
Chide	to scold or reprimand
Chile	a pepper or hot sauce
Chime	a musical sound or tone
Chine	a ridge formed by the joining of two slopes
Chive	a type of herb in the onion family
Choke	to restrict or obstruct the airway
Chore	a task or job

Start with the letter D

Word	Definition
Dalle	a type of rock or stone
Damme	a type of card game
Dance	to move rhythmically to music
Daube	a type of stew
Deare	to make dear or precious
Deave	to stun or bewilder
Debye	a unit of measurement in chemistry and physics
Deere	a brand of agricultural equipment
Deice	to remove ice from
Delve	to dig or excavate
Dense	tightly packed or crowded
Deuce	a playing card with two spots or a score of two in tennis
Dexie	a type of amphetamine
Dhole	a type of Asian wild dog
Diane	a Roman goddess
Didie	a small or insignificant person
Diene	a type of chemical compound
Dinge	to make dingy or dirty
Diode	a type of electronic device
Dirge	a mournful song or poem
Disme	a tenth part
Dixie	a type of large metal cooking pot
Dobie	a type of masonry
Dodge	to avoid or evade
Dogie	a motherless calf
Dolce	sweet or gentle in nature
Donee	a recipient
Douce	sweet or gentle in nature
Douse	to plunge into water
Dovie	a type of fish
Dowie	dejected or melancholy
Dowle	a type of fish
Dowse	to use a dowsing rod to locate underground water or minerals
Doxie	a type of small dog
Drake	a male duck
Drape	to cover or hang with cloth
Drive	to operate or control a vehicle
Drone	a male bee
Drove	a large group of animals
Drupe	a type of fruit with a single seed in a hard stone
Druse	a type of rock with small, sparkling crystals
Dulce	sweet or pleasant in taste
Dulse	a type of edible seaweed
Dunce	a person who is slow to learn or understand
Duple	consisting of two parts
Dwale	a poisonous herb
Dwile	a type of cloth
Dwine	to faint or swoon

Start with the letter E

Word	Definition
Eagle	a large bird of prey
Eagre	a tidal bore
Easle	a frame for supporting an artist’s canvas
Eathe	to plow or till
Edile	suitable for being eaten
Edule	a student
Eerie	inspiring a feeling of unease or fear
Eigne	own
Elate	to fill with pride or excitement
Elide	to omit or leave out
Elite	a group of people who are considered the best in a particular society or category
Eloge	a formal expression of praise
Elope	to run away secretly with the intention of getting married
Elpee	a small coin
Elude	to escape or evade
Elute	to wash or rinse
Emcee	a master of ceremonies
Emote	to express strong feelings or emotions
Emove	to remove or take away
Emule	to imitate or copy
Emure	to enclose or confine
Emyde	a type of reptile
Enate	related through one’s mother
Endue	to provide or furnish
Enure	to make accustomed or habituated
Epode	a type of ancient Greek poetry
Erase	to remove or delete
Erode	to wear away or disintegrate
Erose	jagged or irregular
Esile	slender or weak
Etage	a floor or level of a building
Etape	a stop or rest on a journey
Ethne	a variant spelling of “ethane”
Ettle	to attempt or try
Etude	a musical composition intended for practice
Etwee	a small bird
Evade	to escape or avoid
Evhoe	a tool for turning soil
Evite	to avoid or shun
Evohe	a variant spelling of “evoke”
Evoke	to bring to mind or recall
Exeme	a small, shallow depression in the surface of a bone
Exile	the state of being forced to leave one’s country or home
Exine	the outer layer of a pollen grain
Exode	a type of ancient Greek choral song
Exome	the portion of the genome that consists of protein-coding DNA
Exude	to emit or discharge
Eyrie	a bird’s nest built high in the air
Ezine	a digital magazine or newsletter

Start with the letter F

Word	Definition
fable	a short story that teaches a lesson
fadge	to fit or join together
faine	to be pleased or satisfied
fakie	a skateboard or snowboard trick where the rider approaches a ramp or rail backwards and rides away forwards
false	not true or real; intended to deceive
farce	a light, humorous play that makes fun of a serious subject or that has a silly plot
farle	a type of bread roll
farse	to pretend or act in a silly or ridiculous way
fauve	a style of painting characterized by bright, vibrant colors
fayne	to be glad or pleased
fayre	an old spelling of “fair”
feare	to be afraid of
fease	to put off or delay
feaze	to persuade or coax
feese	to steal or pilfer
feeze	to make cold or chilly
fehme	a strong, unpleasant smell
femme	a lesbian who is feminine in appearance and behavior
fence	a structure made of posts and rails or wire, used to enclose an area or mark a boundary
fesse	a horizontal band on a coat of arms
fiche	a small, thin card or sheet of paper with information written on it
fidge	to fidget or fiddle with something nervously or impatiently
fiere	to be afraid or terrified
fille	a young girl
fique	a type of coarse, strong fiber made from the leaves of the agave plant
firie	a fireman
fitte	a small stream or rivulet
flake	a thin, flat piece that has broken or been cut off from something
flame	a bright, hot fire or the light it produces
flane	to roam or wander aimlessly
flare	a sudden burst of bright light or flame
fleme	a feeling of irritation or anger
flite	to beat or strike lightly
flote	a small, flat piece of wood or other material used as a buoyant support
fluke	a fortunate stroke or event that occurs by chance
flume	a long, narrow, artificial channel or ditch for conducting water
flute	a musical instrument with a narrow, hollow tube and holes along its length that are covered by fingers to produce different notes
flyte	to scold or reprimand
fogie	an old-fashioned person
fogle	a thin, lightweight scarf
folie	a folly or foolish act
force	the power or strength to do something
forge	a workshop where metal is worked by heating and hammering
forme	a shape or figure
forte	a person’s strong point or special talent
forze	a type of medieval military force
fosse	a deep ditch or trench
foule	foul or dirty
foxie	clever or cunning
foyne	a way of greeting or bidding farewell
frame	a structure of wood or metal that supports or encloses something

Start with the letter G

Word	Definition
gable	a triangular portion of a wall at the end of a ridged roof
gadge	a device or tool, especially a mechanical one
gadje	a non-Romani person
gaffe	a social or diplomatic blunder
gambe	a leg or limb, especially of a quadruped
gamme	a game or activity
garbe	a bundle of straw or hay
garre	a small fish, especially one caught in the Bay of Biscay
gauge	a standard measure or test used to determine the size, amount, or quality of something
gauje	a person who is not well-bred or refined
gauze	a thin, transparent fabric made of cotton, silk, or synthetic fibers, used for clothing or bandages
gears	mechanical devices consisting of toothed wheels or cylinders that mesh to transmit motion or torque
geese	large waterfowl with a long neck, webbed feet, and a honking call
gelee	a clear, transparent or translucent jelly made from fruit juice or a flavored liquid
genie	a supernatural being, often depicted as a small, winged man with magical powers
genre	a category of artistic composition, characterized by similarities in form, style, or subject matter
geode	a round rock with a hollow cavity lined with crystals
gerbe	a sheaf or bundle of corn or other grain, often tied with a ribbon
gerle	a young woman or girl
gerne	gladly; willingly
gesse	a goose
geste	a deed or action, especially a heroic one
gighe	a type of dance or music
gigue	a lively, usually triple-time dance, typically played on a stringed instrument with a bowed accompaniment
gimme	a colloquial way of saying “give me”
ginge	a ginger-colored person or thing
glace	a smooth, shiny surface, often produced by applying a glossy finish or coating
glade	a open space in a forest, usually covered with grass and trees
glare	a strong, harsh, dazzling light that is difficult to look at directly
glaze	a thin, smooth, shiny coating applied to the surface of pottery or ceramics, or to a food item
glebe	land belonging to a church or monastery and used to produce income
grace	a courteous disposition or manner, especially toward others
grade	a level of quality or excellence
graffe	a deep-fried doughnut made with sweetened, spiced dough, often filled with fruit preserves or cream
grange	a farm or farmhouse, especially one belonging to a monastic community
grant	a gift or award of money or other assistance, especially one given by a government or charitable organization
grape	a sweet, juicy fruit that grows in clusters on a vine, usually with a thin skin and seeds
graphe	a graph or diagram representing data or a system
graspe	to seize or hold firmly
grave	a place where a person is buried
graze	to feed on grass or other vegetation, especially in a pasture
grece	a type of fish
greed	an intense desire to acquire or possess more wealth, property, or other material possessions than one needs or can use
greeve	a narrow strip of land, especially one that extends into the sea
greffe	a shoot or twig inserted into the ground to grow as a new plant
greme	to smear or spread over
gripe	a complaint or criticism, especially a petty or unreasonable one
grouse	a type of game bird with a plump body, short wings, and mottled brown or gray plumage, native to northern regions
grove	a small group of trees growing close together, often forming a dense copse
grudge	a feeling of resentment or anger that arises from a sense of being wronged or mistreated

Start with the letter H

Word	Definition
halve	to divide into two equal parts
haole	a term used to refer to non-Native Hawaiians, especially white people
haste	the state of being in a hurry or rush
heare	to perceive or attend to with the ear
heave	to raise or lift with effort or force
hedge	a row of bushes or small trees planted close together, often used as a fence
helve	the handle of an ax or other tool
hence	from this place; forward in time or order
henge	a type of prehistoric monument consisting of a circular bank and ditch
herse	a frame or cover used to protect a coffin from the dirt in a grave
hinge	a joint or mechanism that allows a door, gate, or other object to swing open
hiree	a person who has been hired for a job
hithe	a landing place or small harbor on a river or the sea
holme	an island in a river or lake
homie	a close friend, especially one from the same neighborhood or group
horde	a large group of people, especially one that is menacing or uncontroll
horse	a large, four-legged animal used for riding, racing, and carrying loads
house	a building in which people live
hygge	a feeling of cozy contentment or well-being, often achieved through simple pleasures and an atmosphere of warmth and comfort
hythe	a small port or landing place on a river or the sea

Start with the letter I

Word	Definition
image	a representation of the external form of a person or thing
imbue	to permeate or saturate something with a quality or idea
imide	a type of organic nitrogen compound
imine	a type of organic nitrogen compound
inane	empty or meaningless
indie	short for “independent,” typically used to describe music
indue	to endow or invest with a quality or attribute
ingle	a fireplace in a home
inkle	a type of thread or tape made from linen or cotton
inure	to habituate or accustom to something
irade	a sudden burst of passion or anger
irate	very angry
issue	a problem or matter that is in dispute or needs to be resolved
istle	a type of plant with spiky leaves and small flowers

Start with the letter J

Word	Definition
jambe	a leg or limb, especially of a quadruped
jaspe	a type of opaque, multicolored stone with a striped or variegated appearance, often used in jewelry and decorative objects
jeeze	a mild expression used to show surprise or annoyance.
jembe	a type of African drum made from a hollowed-out tree trunk and played with the hands
jesse	a support used in heraldry to display the branches of a tree, representing the ancestry or progeny of a person or family
jeune	young; youthful
jewie	any of various large dark serranid fishes, such as Mycteroperca bonaci, of warm or tropical sea
jinne	an exclamation expressive of surprise, admiration, shock
jirre	an exclamation expressive of surprise, admiration, shock
joule	a unit of work or energy, equal to the work done by a force of one newton when its point of application moves one meter in the direction of the force
judge	a person who is responsible for making decisions in a court of law
juice	the liquid that is extracted from fruit or vegetables, often used as a drink or in cooking

Start with the letter K

Word	Definition
kedge	to anchor a boat or ship by means of a small anchor, typically a kedge anchor
keeve	a large tub or vat, typically used for brewing or storing beer or other liquids
kente	a type of colorful, decorative fabric that is traditionally woven in West Africa
kerne	a light-armed Irish foot soldier.
kibbe	a Middle Eastern dish made from ground lamb or beef mixed with spices and onions, shaped into balls or patties and fried or baked
kieve	a large basket or tub used for washing or sifting
kiore	the Maori name for the Polynesian rat, which is native to New Zealand
kithe	to hide or conceal
kluge	a clumsy ill-assorted collection of things to fulfil a particular purpose

Start with the letter L

Word	Definition
ladle	a large spoon with a long handle, used for serving soup, stew, or other liquid food
lance	a long, slender weapon with a pointed tip, used by knights in the Middle Ages and by mounted soldiers in modern times
lapse	a temporary failure of attention or judgment; a slip
laree	the standard monetary unit of Georgia
large	of greater than average size or amount
lathe	a machine used for shaping wood, metal, or other materials by turning it against a cutting tool or abrasive surface
latke	a type of potato pancake that is traditionally served during Hanukkah
latte	a type of coffee drink made with espresso and steamed milk
lease	a legal contract in which a person or organization grants the use of property, especially land, buildings, or equipment, to another person or organization for a specified period of time in exchange for rent
leave	to go away from or depart from (a place)
ledge	a narrow shelf of rock projecting from a cliff or slope

Start with the letter M

Word	Definition
maare	a coneless volcanic crater that has been formed by a single explosion
mache	a type of lettuce with a large, round, crisp head and a mild flavor, often used in salads
macle	a crystal that is twinned or a double crystal
madge	the silver hammer used in silver service
madre	mother (in Spanish)
mahoe	a type of flowering tree native to the Caribbean and parts of Central and South America, with white or yellow flowers and a hard, durable wood
maize	a type of grain that is the main ingredient in cornmeal and is also used to feed livestock
mamie	a woman’s or girl’s nickname for a mother or grandmother
mange	a skin disease in animals, especially domestic pets, characterized by the loss of hair, itching, and the formation of scabs or crusts on the skin
manse	a large, impressive house, especially one occupied by a clergyman
maple	a type of tree with opposite, simple leaves, winged fruit, and often bright fall foliage, native to the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere
marae	a Maori term for a sacred or significant place, often marked by a group of carved stone or wooden pillars
marge	margin; edge
marle	a type of clay or soil that is high in carbonate and used in the production of cement and lime
masse	a large group or quantity
matte	having a dull or non-shiny finish
mauve	a pale purple color

Start with the letter N

Word	Definition
nache	the rump of cattle
nacre	a iridescent, pearly substance that forms the inner layer of the shells of some mollusks, used in jewelry-making
naeve	a flaw, sport or blemish
naive	lacking experience, knowledge, or judgment; unsophisticated
nappe	a fold or layer of fabric, especially in a garment or decorative object
nerve	the fibrous tissue that forms the protective covering of the spinal cord and brain and is a part of the nervous system
neume	a symbol used in medieval music notation to represent a group of notes sung to a single syllable
newie	someone or something that is new, in particular a newly release music record
niche	a small recess in a wall, especially one for a statue or other decorative object
niece	a daughter of one’s brother or sister
nieve	a sieve or strainer

Start with the letter O

Word	Definition
obese	excessively fat; overweight
obole	a silver alloy coin from France that was user during the Middle Ages
ochre	a yellow, orange, or red clay, often used as a pigment
offie	a room or building used for administrative or professional work, especially one with a desk and other office equipment
ogive	a pointed arch with a continuous curve
ohone	to express sorrow or regret
ojime	a decorative slide bead used to fasten a kimono sash
oldie	a song or artist that was popular in the past and is still remembered and appreciated
olive	a small, oval fruit with a pitted skin, a thin edible flesh, and a hard, inedible seed, native to Mediterranean countries and used for cooking and oil
ombre	a card game in which players try to capture cards of the same suit as a card played by the dealer
oorie	gloomy, dismal, chilled with cold
opine	to express a belief or opinion, especially as a result of reflection or speculation
orate	to speak or write in a pompous or eloquent manner
orgue	an organ (in French)
ounce	a unit of weight equal to 16 drams or 28.35 grams
ouphe	a mischievous sprite or elf in folklore

Start with the letter P

Word	Definition
padle	to move through water using a paddle
padre	a Catholic priest
panne	a small, shallow pan or dish, used especially for cooking
parle	to speak or communicate
parse	to analyze (a sentence) in order to describe its grammatical structure and determine the relationships among the words it contains
passe	to move or go past something or someone
paste	a soft, moist, shapeless mass of material, typically one that has been pulverized
patte	a small, flat piece of food, often breaded and fried, served as a snack or appetizer
pause	a temporary stop in action or speech
payee	the person or organization to whom money is paid
peace	freedom from disturbance; tranquility
peage	a toll charged for the use of a road, bridge, or tunnel
pease	a small, round, hard seed that is used as a legume, especially in the form of a dried, split, and husked seed

Start with the letter Q

Word	Definition
quake	to shake or tremble violently
quale	a quality or trait as perceived by a person
quare	remarkable or excellent
queue	a line of people, vehicles, or ships waiting for something
quire	a set of 24 or 25 sheets of paper of the same size and quality, used for printing or writing
quite	completely or entirely

Start with the letter R

Word	Definition
radge	a crazy, wild or violent person
raile	a bar or beam used to support or enclose something, especially a fence or railing
raise	to lift or move to a higher position or level
ramie	a plant fiber obtained from the stem of a tropical plant, used for making fabrics and cordage
range	the extent of the area or subject matter that something deals with or to which it is relevant
raphe	a seam, suture, or ridge on the surface of a seed, fruit, or other structure

Start with the letter S

Word	Definition
sable	a small carnivorous mammal with a long, soft, dark coat
sabre	a sword with a curved blade and a single edge, used especially by cavalry
salle	a large room for public gatherings or entertainment
salve	a substance used to heal or soothe a wound or sore
saree	a garment worn by women in India, consisting of a long piece of brightly colored, patterned fabric that is wrapped around the body and draped over the shoulder
sauce	a liquid or semi-solid food served with or used in preparing other foods
saute	to fry (something) quickly in a small amount of fat or oil over high heat
scale	a series of marks or numbers used to measure or rate something
scape	an escape or evasion
scare	to cause to feel fear or anxiety
scene	a place where an event or series of events occurs
scone	a small, round cake made of flour, fat, and milk, baked on a griddle or in an oven
scope	the opportunity or possibility to do or deal with something
score	a number of points, goals, runs, etc., earned by a team or individual in a game or competition
scree	a slope or area covered with loose stones
scute	a small scale or plate, especially one of those forming the armor of a turtle or tortoise
seame	to join or unite (something) by sewing
seare	to cook (something) by direct exposure to radiant heat
sedge	a grasslike plant that grows in wet areas, typically having triangular stems and inconspicuous flowers
segue	a smooth transition from one section or theme to another in a piece of music or a performance
seine	a large fishing net with floats along the top and weights along the bottom, used in the sea or in a river to catch fish
seise	to seize or take possession of (something)
seize	to take hold of suddenly or forcibly
selle	a saddle
semee	covered or decorated with a pattern or designs
sense	the ability to perceive, understand, and interpret things through the senses, especially through sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell
serge	a sturdy twilled fabric with a rough surface, usually made of wool
serve	to work for or be a servant to

Start with the letter T

Word	Definition
table	a piece of furniture with a flat top and legs, used for supporting objects
tache	a mark or blemish on the skin or on an organ
targe	a small shield, especially one carried by infantry in the 16th and 17th centuries
tarre	a sticky black substance produced by the destructive distillation of coal
tasse	a small cup with a handle, typically one of a pair for coffee or tea
taste	the sensation of flavor perceived in the mouth and throat on contact with a substance
tatie	variant spelling of tater
taube	a dove or pigeon, especially one used for sporting purposes
taupe	a brownish gray color
tawie	soft, fine leather made from the skin of a kid or lamb
tawse	a leather strap used as a punishment in schools
tazze	variant spelling of tasse
teade	variant spelling of teed
tease	pluck or pull apart (something) with the fingers
teaze	variant spelling of tease
teene	variant spelling of tine
telae	variant spelling of teel
temse	variant spelling of temse
tenge	a monetary unit of Kazakhstan, equal to one hundredth of a Kazakhstani tenge
tenne	a yellowish-brown color
tense	stretched tight; strained
tenue	a person’s demeanor or bearing; demeanor
tepee	a Native American tent, typically made of animal skins stretched over a conical frame
terce	the third of the seven canonical hours, traditionally said at 9 a.m.
terfe	variant spelling of turfs
terne	a tern, a seabird of the sandpiper family
terse	brief and to the point; effectively cut short
teste	variant spelling of test
thale	variant spelling of thole
thane	a feudal lord or vassal in Scotland
thebe	a monetary unit of Botswana, equal to one hundredth of a pula
theme	a subject or topic of conversation or discussion
there	in, at, or to that place or position
these	used to refer to the people or things present or near in place, time, or thought
thete	a proteolytic enzyme that breaks down the protein keratin
thine	belonging to or associated with the person or people being addressed
thole	a wooden pin or metal stanchion in a boat, used as a fulcrum for an oar
those	used to refer to people or things previously mentioned or assumed to be common knowledge
thrae	variant spelling of three
three	the number 3
throe	a violent spasm of pain, especially during childbirth
thyme	a low-growing aromatic shrub with small leaves and clusters of purple, pink, or white flowers
tilde	a diacritic (~) placed over a vowel to indicate nasalization
tinge	give a slight color to
tithe	a payment, typically one of a series, made by a tenant or a congregation to a landlord or a church
title	the name of a work, especially a book, play, film,

Start with the letter U

Word	Definition
ukase	an order or command issued by a sovereign or other authority; a decree
ulnae	the inner bone of the forearm; the elbow bone
umble	humbled; humble
umbre	a shadow or shade
uncle	the brother of one’s parent
unite	bring or come together as one
untie	loosen or unfasten
urate	a salt or ester of uric acid
urine	a liquid excretion from the body
ursae	the Great Bear constellation
usage	the way in which a word or phrase is normally and correctly used; the accepted way of using something
usque	continuously; without pause
usure	wear or tear caused by use; the wearing away of something through use
utile	useful; practical

Start with the letter V

Word	Definition
vague	not clearly expressed or understood; expressed in indefinite terms
vaire	a medieval form of heraldry involving the depiction of a vair (a type of squirrel)
valse	a ballroom dance in triple time with a strong accent on the first beat
value	the regard that something is held to deserve; the importance, worth, or usefulness of something
valve	a device in a pipe or tube that controls the flow of a fluid or gas by opening or closing
varve	a layer or alternating light and dark sedimentary rocks, typically produced by the annual deposition of sediment in a lake
vaute	a type of hare native to Africa
vawte	(archaic) a vowel
veale	(obsolete) a calf
vegie	(informal) a vegetarian
vehme	(archaic) a German legal system or court of justice that existed in the Middle Ages
venae	(plural of vena) veins
venge	to take revenge for (a wrong or injury)
venue	the place where an event or activity takes place
verge	the edge or border of something; a margin or limit
verse	a unit of a poem, typically consisting of a group of lines arranged in a particular meter
verve	energy, enthusiasm, or spirit
vilde	(archaic) wild
virge	a long staff or rod, typically of wood or metal
visie	(archaic) a vision or prophecy
visne	(archaic) a cherry
vitae	(plural of vita) a brief written account of a person’s life
vogie	(obsolete) a small bird
vogue	a popular trend, especially in fashion
voice	the sound produced by the vocal cords and heard through the mouth
voile	a sheer, lightweight fabric made from silk, cotton, or synthetic fiber
volae	(plural of vola) the upper surface of the forewing of a bird
volte	(in fencing) a quick turning movement of the sword or foil from one side to the other

Start with the letter W

wacke  wadge  waide  waite  waive  walie  wanle  wanze  warre  waste  weave  wedge  weeke  weete  wefte  weise  weize  welke  wenge  whale  whare  where  while  whine  white  whole  whose  wifie  wince  winge  winze  withe  wodge  wolve  woose  worse  wowee  wrate  write  wroke  wrote

Start with the letter Y

ybore  yente  yfere  yince  yitie  ylike  yodle  yogee  youse  yowie  ysame

Start with the letter Z

zaire  zante  zanze  zinke  zlote  zoeae  zonae  zowee  zowie

The Power of the Letter ‘E’

In the world of words and word games, the letter “e” can be a powerful tool. Here are just a few ways that the letter “e” can enhance your vocabulary and improve your scores in games like Scrabble and Wordle:

• Words: As the most common letter in the English language, “e” appears in a wide variety of words, making it a valuable choice for puzzle games and wordplay.
• Puzzle: In puzzle games like Wordle, using “e” can help you create longer, more complex words and increase your score.
• Scrabble: In Scrabble, “e” is a high-scoring letter and can be played on a double or triple letter score space, making it a valuable choice for maximizing your score.
• Choice: When it comes to choosing letters in word games, “e” is a reliable choice that can help you create a wide range of words and improve your score.
• Friends: Whether you’re challenging friends to a game of Scrabble or just chatting about words, “e” is a versatile letter that can add depth and variety to your vocabulary.

Overall, the letter “e” is a valuable asset in the world of words and word games. Whether you’re looking to improve your score or just want to expand your vocabulary, including “e” in your word list can be a great strategy. So next time you’re playing Scrabble or Wordle, don’t underestimate the power of the letter “e”!