Words Ending With AWN

Imaginary or visionary, without factual basis.

A bristle-like appendage on grass grains.

Past participle of bandsaw; cut with a bandsaw.

A fortified enclosure for cattle in Ireland.

Blown, as by the wind.

Physical strength and muscular development.

Past participle of counterdraw.

The first light of day.

Past participle of draw.

A young deer.

A custard-based dessert, or a pancake.

A gelatinous mass of frogs' eggs.

Past participle of gnaw.

Cut with a hacksaw.

To give as security for a loan.

Drawn inward or mentally withdrawn.

Past participle of jigsaw.

An area of short mown grass, typically around a house.

Variant of leprechaun.

A basket or hamper.

Past participle of misdraw.

Extracted or pulled out.

To flatter more excessively than.

Past participle of outgnaw.

Exaggerated or overstated in portrayal.

The least powerful chess piece, moving forward and capturing diagonally.

A small edible marine crustacean with a curved body and long antennae.

The time just before dawn.

Cut radially from a log to show grain lines.

A strip of skin or membrane.

Past participle of redraw.

Past participle of resaw.

Cut with the grain of the wood.

Past participle of saw.

A unisex given name, variant of Shaun.

The eggs of fish, amphibians, or mollusks.

Made of straw.

A porridge made from cornmeal, also called suppawn.

Cornmeal porridge or mush.

Twisted, crooked, distorted (Scots).

Alternative form of tree lawn.

Past participle of underdraw.

Not represented in a drawing.

Not cut with a saw.

Past participle of updraw; pulled upward.

Past participle of whipsaw.

Past participle of wiredraw; drawn into wire.

Reserved and uncommunicative.

To open the mouth wide involuntarily due to tiredness or boredom.