Words Ending With FE

An existence believed to follow death.

A clothing fastener or hook.

A clasp or hook that fastens onto a ring, used in armor or clothing.

A North American fish resembling a herring, used as food.

Opposed to the preservation or sanctity of life, often used derogatorily.

Birds collectively; avifauna.

A comic opera.

A knife with a serrated blade for cutting bread.

A piece of armor covering the lower face.

A small restaurant serving drinks and snacks.

A wide-mouthed glass container for serving beverages.

Cold and chilling, or lacking vigor.

To rub so as to warm or irritate.

A chauffeur.

To arrange or style hair attractively.

A café where customers can use internet-connected computers.

A woodworking tool with handles at both ends.

Make warm or heat.

A farmer's wife, often sharing in farm work.

The chemical element iron.

A small high-pitched flute used in marching bands.

A woman who sells fish.

Traditional cultural practices and beliefs passed down informally.

A tactless social blunder.

A tall African mammal with a very long neck and spotted coat.

A woman who is the head of a household.

A claw-shaped ornament at the base of a column.

To gripe or complain.

A Scots term for the mistress of a household.

Alternative spelling of half-life; time for half to decay.

Extravagant spending or luxurious living.

Woman who manages her home and family.

Obsolete form of housewife.

A large folding pocketknife.

A boss or leader, especially in a Hispanic context.

A woman who sells vegetables or herbs in a market.

A cutting instrument with a sharp blade and handle.

The state of being alive; existence as a living being.

A plant of the genera Lysimachia or Lythrum, often with showy flowers.

A despicable or immoral person.

The middle period of one's life, typically around age 45.

A person trained to assist women in childbirth.

An iron frame placed over a grave to prevent body snatching.

A fist.

A term for a person born in servitude; a serf.

The Earth's core, composed chiefly of nickel and iron.

Evening entertainment activities and venues.

Relating to insurance other than life insurance.

A type of fish or sea duck.

A freshwater fish, the ide.

Excessively widespread or abundant.

A dull knife for opening envelopes or slitting pages.

A small pocketknife.

A slow, elevated trot executed on the spot by a horse.

Small folding knife carried in a pocket.

A thick cushion used as a low seat.

To prove.

Occurring before the beginning of life.

Obsolete spelling of proof.

Relating to the age range of twenty to twenty-nine.