6-Letter Words Containing DAR

Alternative form of bidarka.

A rhesus macaque.

A medieval peasant holding a small plot and working for the lord.

Made of or covered with cedar.

Plural of CEDAR.

Resembling or characteristic of cedar.

A cloth worn as a head covering by some women.

Plural of DARAF.

A court or formal reception in India.

Plural of darcy, a unit of permeability.

Plural of DARER.

A shrine at a Muslim saint's grave.

Plural of DARGA.

A day trip or picnic.

Plural of DARIC.

Present participle of DARE.

Past tense of DARK.

To make or become dark.

Comparative form of DARK.

To grow dark or appear indistinctly.

In a dark or gloomy manner.

Past tense of DARN.

A weedy grass that grows in grain fields.

A person who mends clothes by darning.

Past tense of DARRE.

Plural of DARRE.

Past tense of DART.

Agent noun of DART.

A brief gleam or flash of light.

An archaic term for a chronic skin disease such as herpes.

Plural of DARZI.

A large Himalayan cedar tree.

Throw out like a dart.

The supposed ability to identify whether someone is gay from their behavior or appearance.

To pierce as if with a dart.

Plural of LIDAR.

One who procures customers for prostitutes.

An Albanian monetary unit; variant of qintar.

Plural of RADAR.

A Persian-origin title for military or political leaders.

In India and parts of Asia, a chief, leader, or high-ranking person.

A cloth for wiping the face or a burial shroud.

To dart upward.