Words Ending With CENT

Drawing away from the body's midline.

Having no visible stem above ground.

The way a person pronounces words, often indicating regional or social background.

Growing or increasing gradually.

Turning sour or tending to become acid.

Willing to accept or agree without protest.

Drawing toward the body's midline.

Next to or near something else.

Growing attached to something else.

A young person in the stage between childhood and adulthood.

Showing a bluish or milky iridescence like that of adularia.

An adult who embraces youth-oriented culture.

Becoming or shading into white.

Tending to become alkaline; slightly alkaline.

Growing or shaped like a tree with branching structure.

The act of climbing or moving upward.

Doing good or being generous.

Producing light by a living organism.

Growing warm or becoming hot.

Becoming hot or glowing with heat.

Glowing with intense heat, white-hot.

Covered with fine whitish hairs; hoary.

Having a well-developed stem above ground.

A monetary unit equal to one hundredth of a basic unit.

Situated around; surrounding.

Adjacent to each other; touching or neighboring.

Growing together or merging into one.

Self-satisfied and unconcerned about potential problems.

Harmony or agreement of sounds.

Growing together or fusing.

Feeling or showing strong sexual desire.

Born or arising at the same time.

Wasting away or decaying gradually.

Silent.

A person recovering from illness.

A curved shape like a new moon.

Absorbing heat without rising in temperature.

Conforming to socially acceptable standards of behavior or quality.

Becoming gradually smaller.

Splitting open at maturity to release seeds or contents.

Tending to absorb moisture from the air and become liquid.

Hidden or latent, not outwardly visible.

A soothing agent that relieves irritation of mucous membranes.

The act of moving downward.

Becoming less swollen or inflated.

A teacher or lecturer at a university.

Releasing bubbles of gas, as a carbonated drink.

Bursting into flower; blooming.

Reddish or becoming red; blushing.

Quickly fading or disappearing; fleeting.

Growing out abnormally or as an excess.

Having cracks or openings.

Becoming hotter; growing warm.

Yellowish in color, or becoming yellow.

Flowering or budding.

Emitting light when exposed to radiation, as a fluorescent lamp.

Beginning to make a murmuring or roaring sound.

Producing leaves; leafy.

Somewhat shrub-like in appearance or growth habit.

Becoming smooth or hairless.