Words Ending With FIN

An archaic form of biffin, a type of apple.

A deep-red cooking apple from Britain, often baked and flattened.

A large tuna with yellowish fins.

A South American fish with red fins.

A large tuna with blue fins, used for food.

A scientist or technical expert, often in research.

A freshwater fish with a long dorsal fin found in sluggish North American waters.

Stained brownish yellow by chromium salts.

A box in which a dead body is buried or cremated.

A man, especially a justice of the peace (obsolete).

A cyclic hydrocarbon with at least one double bond.

A saturated cyclic hydrocarbon, also known as a cycloalkane.

An olefin with two double bonds; a diene.

Small, delicate, and charming, like an elf.

A flat appendage on a fish used for swimming and balance.

A mythical creature with a lion's body and an eagle's head and wings.

A cruel or disagreeable person.

A fish with fleshy, paired fins, often ancient or fossilized.

A small cup-shaped quick bread, often sweet.

Any aliphatic compound with a nitro functional group.

Pronunciation spelling of nothing.

An unsaturated aliphatic hydrocarbon with one double bond.

A waxy or oily hydrocarbon fuel.

A stamp with perforated initials to prevent theft.

A polymer made by polymerizing an olefin.

A seabird with a colorful beak, related to auks.

A dirty, shabbily clothed child.

A style of dancehall reggae music with a raw, streetwise edge.

A small North American freshwater fish, often with reddish fins.

Disordered.

A surname.

A dolphin found in northern Australian waters.

A Pacific shark valued for its fins and liver.

A fin at the rear of an aircraft or fish, or a decorative projection on a car.

A tropical marine fish with long threadlike rays on its fins.

A light midday meal.

To remove from a coffin; exhume.

Alternative form of xeraphim.

Any of various fish with yellow fins, especially a tuna.