Words Containing AIG

A Samoan extended family or clan.

Plural of AIGA.

Contraction of all right; okay; fine.

A metal or plastic tip on a lace or cord, often decorative.

Plural of AIGLET.

A plume or ornament resembling egret feathers, worn on a hat or as jewelry.

Plural of AIGRET.

A plume of feathers worn as an ornament.

Plural of AIGRETTE.

A sharp needle-like mountain peak.

Plural of AIGUILLE.

An ornamental braided cord on uniforms.

Plural of AIGUILLETTE.

To formally charge someone in a court of law.

Past tense of ARRAIGN.

Agent noun of ARRAIGN.

Plural of ARRAIGNER.

Present participle of ARRAIGN.

Plural of ARRAIGNING.

A formal court proceeding where charges are read and a defendant enters a plea.

Plural of ARRAIGNMENT.

Third-person singular present tense of ARRAIGN.

The straight stretch of a track opposite the finish line.

Plural of BACKSTRAIGHT.

A theater box on the lowest tier.

Plural of BAIGNOIRE.

A series of actions to achieve a goal.

Past tense of CAMPAIGN.

Agent noun of CAMPAIGN.

Plural of CAMPAIGNER.

Present participle of CAMPAIGN.

Plural of CAMPAIGN.

A dock plant with edible stems and tannin roots.

Plural of CANAIGRE.

Open, level countryside; a tract of open land.

Plural of CHAMPAIGN.

A campaign that opposes another campaign.

A surname or given name.

A flatfish of the North Atlantic, also called witch flounder.

Plural of CRAIGFLUKE.

Plural of CRAIG.

To prove or defend a claim in medieval law.

Obsolete spelling of deraign: to justify or prove in combat.

Past tense of DARRAIGN.

Third-person singular present tense of DARRAIGNE.

Present participle of DARRAIGN.

An archaic legal proceeding of arranging a defense.

Plural of DARRAIGNMENT.

Third-person singular present tense of DARRAIGN.

To prove or refute, especially through combat.

Past tense of DERAIGN.

Present participle of DERAIGN.

An obsolete legal term for the act of settling a dispute by battle.

Plural of DERAIGNMENT.

Third-person singular present tense of DERAIGN.

Low in position.

Comparative form of LAIGH.

Superlative form of LAIGH.

Plural of LAIGH.

A large European marine food fish, the meagre.