Words Ending With EG

Plural of erg, a unit of energy or a desert region.

A medieval Turkish feudal title for a prince's guardian.

To ask earnestly for something, especially money or help.

Alternative form of beylerbey.

A person who works during a strike; strikebreaker.

A swift, intense military offensive.

The shaft of a boot above the foot.

Having legs that curve outward at the knees.

A blood-sucking fly, such as a horsefly or deer fly.

Abbreviation of degree.

A person who is vegetarian except for fish or poultry.

A sharp bend, as in a road or golf fairway.

A small amount of residue, especially sediment in a liquid.

Eye dialect spelling of fantigue.

A piece, especially a clove of garlic or orange.

Alternative spelling of philibeg.

Alternative form of philibeg.

Variant spelling of philibeg, a kilt.

A fright or scare, especially in Scots.

One of the front legs of a four-legged animal.

A table with a hinged leg that folds.

Quick, alert, or keen.

A peg on which to hang a hat.

Alternative spelling of hind leg.

In astrology, the planet determining life span.

Amateurish or incompetent, especially in a trade.

A folding knife.

A small barrel, especially for beer.

A bright arc lamp used in filmmaking.

A limb of an animal or human used for support and movement.

A muskeg, a bog or swamp.

One million; the number 1,000,000.

The middle part of the leg.

Alternative form of mumblety peg.

A peat bog with tussocky vegetation, common in Canada.

A negative comment used to attract someone.

A spice from the seed of a tropical tree.

To beg more successfully than someone else.

One leg of a pair of trousers.

A wooden or metal pin for holding things together.

Variant of philibeg; a small kilt.

A little kilt worn in Scottish Highlands.

A kilt; a variant spelling of philibeg.

A kilt; a variant spelling of philibeg.

Fiber material pre-impregnated with a resin matrix.

An abdominal limb on insect larvae such as caterpillars.

A wading bird with reddish legs, such as a redshank or turnstone.

Informal term for a regulation or regular.

To peg a currency again.

A large hawk that feeds on rodents.

A man or warrior, in archaic use.

Variant spelling of sheerleg.

A floating crane used for lifting heavy loads.

A period of warfare with little or no active fighting.

A fin-like projection at the stern supporting the rudder or propeller.

To undergo squegging, a form of oscillation.

Alternative spelling of thalweg.

A sheep in its second year, from weaning until first shearing.

The line of lowest points in a valley or riverbed.

To detach or release from a peg.