Words Containing INDL

A bundle of possessions, as carried by a hobo, or a package of drugs.

Plural of BINDLE.

Without window blinds.

Without sight or awareness; unseeingly.

Having a streaky or patchy coloration.

Past tense of BRINDLE.

Plural of BRINDLE.

To tingle or quiver.

Past tense of DINDLE.

Third-person singular present tense of DINDLE.

Present participle of DINDLE.

To gradually become smaller or weaker.

Past tense of DWINDLE.

The process of gradually diminishing.

Plural of DWINDLEMENT.

Third-person singular present tense of DWINDLE.

Present participle of DWINDLE.

To set on fire or light something.

Past tense of ENKINDLE.

Agent noun of ENKINDLE.

Plural of ENKINDLER.

Third-person singular present tense of ENKINDLE.

Present participle of ENKINDLE.

Alternative spelling of hind leg.

Plural of HINDLEG.

Start a fire or cause to burn.

Past tense of KINDLE.

A person who starts a fire or ignites something.

Plural of KINDLER.

Third-person singular present tense of KINDLE.

Lacking kindness or natural feeling.

In a manner lacking kindness.

More kind.

Most kindly.

In a kindly manner.

The quality of being kind and friendly.

Plural of KINDLINESS.

Present participle of KINDLE.

Plural of KINDLING.

Having a kind or gentle nature.

Lacking thought or intelligence; requiring no mental effort.

In a senseless or unthinking manner.

The quality of being mindless; lack of thought or care.

Plural of MINDLESSNESS.

Weak and delicate in constitution.

In a purblind manner; with poor sight.

To light a fire or flame again.

Past tense of REKINDLE.

Third-person singular present tense of REKINDLE.

Present participle of REKINDLE.

Plural of REKINDLING.

Having no rind.

The quality of a ship being stable and comfortable at sea.

Plural of SEAKINDLINESS.

Behaving well at sea; easy to handle in waves.

A thin rod or pin used in spinning or as a shaft.

Past tense of SPINDLE.

A person with long thin legs.

A surname.

Plural of SPINDLER.