Words Containing SUND

Into separate parts or pieces.

To separate or break apart completely.

Past tense of DISSUNDER.

Present participle of DISSUNDER.

Third-person singular present tense of DISSUNDER.

Said to someone after they sneeze.

Plural of GESUNDHEIT.

To interpret incorrectly.

Third-person singular present tense of MISUNDERSTAND.

Wrongly understood.

Ice cream served with toppings such as syrup, nuts, and whipped cream.

Plural of SUNDAE.

A double-reed wind instrument from India.

Plural of SUNDARI.

Outdoor deck or area used for sunbathing.

Plural of SUNDECK.

To break apart or separate with force.

Able to be separated or split apart.

The act or result of separating.

Plural of SUNDERANCE.

Past tense of SUNDER.

One who separates or divides.

Plural of SUNDERER.

Present participle of SUNDER.

Plural of SUNDERING.

The act of splitting or separating.

Plural of SUNDERMENT.

Third-person singular present tense of SUNDER.

A carnivorous bog plant with sticky-tipped hairs that trap insects.

Plural of SUNDEW.

Device that tells time by the shadow cast on a calibrated dial.

Plural of SUNDIAL.

A bright spot of light seen beside the sun, caused by ice crystals.

Plural of SUNDOG.

The time in the evening when the sun sets.

Past tense of SUNDOWN.

Agent noun of SUNDOWN.

Plural of SUNDOWNER.

Present participle of SUNDOWN.

Plural of SUNDOWN.

A tropical tree of the genus Heritiera, found in mangrove forests.

Plural of SUNDRA.

Filled with or exposed to abundant sunshine.

A light, sleeveless dress with thin straps for warm weather.

Plural of SUNDRESS.

A type of Indian wind instrument, also known as sundari.

Plural of SUNDRY.

In various or sundry ways.

Plural of SUNDRI.

A plant of the genus Oenothera, often an evening primrose.

Of various kinds; several or diverse.