Words Ending With GATE

A papal envoy with special commissions abroad.

To renounce or deny oneself something.

To officially repeal or annul a law.

A banded quartz gemstone.

A total formed from separate parts.

Always; altogether; by any means.

To bind or tie together; to unite.

To seize or claim without right.

To bring under control or subjection.

Having two pairs of leaflets, as a compound leaf.

Foul or abusive language.

To criticize or punish severely.

Travel completely around something, especially the globe.

To treat as part of a general principle.

To gather together into a group or assembly.

To give the inflected forms of a verb.

To fold into parallel ridges or grooves.

A person chosen to represent others.

To belittle or disparage; detract from.

To end segregation, especially racial, in a place.

To separate into components.

To wander or stray from the main subject.

To make known publicly; disclose.

The office or dignity of a doge.

A gate for asses or donkeys.

To make longer, especially by stretching.

A tailboard at the back of a vehicle.

A worker ant.

To publish or make public.

To remove offensive or objectionable parts from a text.

To wander beyond proper limits; to roam.

To make weary or exhausted.

To fertilize by adding nutrients to irrigation water.

A gate used to control water flow through a sluice.

A device using coils and a soft iron core to measure magnetic fields.

A fast naval warship, smaller than a cruiser but larger than a destroyer.

To disinfect with fumes.

To beat with a club or cudgel.

A passageway in an airport for boarding.

A gate regulating water flow into a canal or irrigation system.

To approve or confirm officially.

To search into or investigate.

A passage for molten metal in a mold.

To provoke or bring about an action or event.

To question thoroughly or aggressively.

To study or examine systematically.

To supply land with water via channels or pipes.

Forming a pair.

Nonstandard spelling of levigate.

An official representative, especially of the pope.

To grind into a smooth powder.

A roofed gate at a churchyard entrance.

A rear vehicle door that opens upward.

To tie up or bind with a ligature.

To take legal action or contest in court.

A roofed gate at a churchyard entrance.

A relatively large aggregated particle.

A coastal town in Kent, England.

To make less severe or intense.

A circular passageway found in East Asian and Bermudian architecture.