Words Containing DAW

To daunt, overcome, or subdue.

Past tense of ADAW.

Present participle of ADAW.

Third-person singular present tense of ADAW.

An archaic form of bedouin, a nomadic Arab.

Plural of BEDAWIN.

A small tool with a pointed blade for making pilot holes in wood.

Plural of BRADAWL.

A black-and-grey bird, the jackdaw.

Islamic missionary work or proselytism.

Plural of DAWAH.

A fool or simpleton.

Plural of DAWBAKE.

Plural of DAWBRY.

A variant of daubry, meaning a daubing or smearing.

A jackdaw.

Plural of DAWCOCK.

To walk unsteadily.

Past tense of DAWD.

Present participle of DAWD.

To waste time or move slowly and idly.

Past tense of DAWDLE.

Agent noun of DAWDLE.

Plural of DAWDLER.

Third-person singular present tense of DAWDLE.

Present participle of DAWDLE.

In a slow, lazy manner.

Plural of DAWDLING.

Third-person singular present tense of DAWD.

Past tense of DAW.

To dawn or begin to grow light.

Present participle of DAW.

Resembling a jackdaw in some way.

To cut or mark with a sharp instrument.

Plural of DAWK.

The first light of day.

Past tense of DAWN.

Agent noun of DAWN.

Past tense of DAWNER.

Present participle of DAWNER.

Plural of DAWNER.

Downy, soft, or fluffy in texture.

Present participle of DAWN.

Plural of DAWNING.

Resembling dawn or its qualities.

Plural of DAWN.

Plural of DAW.

A mineral of sodium aluminum carbonate hydroxide.

Plural of DAWSONITE.

To fondle or caress.

Past tense of DAWT.

An alternative form of dautie, meaning a darling.

Plural of DAWTIE.

Present participle of DAWT.

Third-person singular present tense of DAWT.

Designed to be folded away when not in use.

Plural of FOLDAWAY.

Extremely unpleasant or bad.

In Geordie dialect, an expression meaning 'go away' or 'be off'.

A black-and-grey bird known for stealing shiny objects.