Words Containing TTY

Of glass, having stony speckles from devitrification.

Mentally unstable or eccentric.

A baked dessert with fruit and buttered bread crumbs.

Very small.

Marked with blots or blemishes.

The buttocks or bottom, childish slang.

Behaving like a spoiled child.

A sandwich, especially with a savory filling in a bread roll.

A miner who works under contract.

Plural of buttyman.

Malicious or spiteful, especially in a subtle way.

Not aligned; askew or crooked.

Fond of chatting; talkative.

Full of small cracks or sprouts.

An archaic spelling of chapatti.

Full of clots or clods.

Resembling or relating to coconuts.

Short, small, or curtailed.

Having a zigzag pattern, as in heraldry.

A short, simple song or poem.

Present participle of DITTY.

Mentally unbalanced or eccentric.

Containing or consisting of fat.

A flatfish, flathead, or flat tire.

Covered with a lattice-like pattern.

Infested with or full of gnats.

Containing or covered with grit; coarse and sandy.

Unpleasant, dirty, or of poor quality.

Brave or gutsy.

An attractive person, especially one considered sexually appealing.

A structure extending into water to protect a shore or moor boats.

Present participle of JETTY.

Resembling a brief informal sketch.

To project outward.

Present participle of JUTTY.

A domestic cat, especially a kitten.

Full of knots; tangled or gnarled.

Full of tiny floating particles.

Neat and stylish in appearance.

Made of or resembling a net.

Full of nits or lice eggs.

Containing no fat.

Having a flavor or containing nuts; also, crazy or eccentric.

A small flat cake of chopped food, especially meat.

A small, scalloped summer squash with white flesh.

Plural of PATTYPAN.

Tasting or smelling like peanuts.

Of little importance; trivial.

Having a complicated plot.

Having ends terminating in rounded protuberances like pommels.

A small chamber pot for children.

A person who frequently uses coarse language.

Plural of POTTYMOUTH.

Attractive in a delicate or graceful way.

Present participle of PRETTY.

Somewhat pretty.

Affectation of a pretty style.

Plural of PRETTYISM.

A dough-like substance used to fill gaps and fix glass.

Present participle of PUTTY.