Words Ending With INY

Alternation of normal and premature heartbeats.

A small Russian pancake made with buckwheat flour and yeast.

Resembling a boffin; intellectual and nerdy.

Intelligent and clever.

Salty, as containing brine.

Used to express surprise or impatience.

The events that will inevitably happen to someone.

Having separate male and female flowers for cross-pollination.

A pair of twins or a couple.

Having a texture or appearance of small particles or grains.

Hulled corn kernels, often soaked in lye and cooked.

Public shame or disgrace.

Exclamation of mild surprise or annoyance.

An exclamation expressing surprise or mild annoyance.

The act of stealing or robbing.

Alternative form of liney.

Descent and inheritance through the female line.

The quality of inheriting traits from the mother.

A retinue or household following.

Resembling or rich in mines.

Crazy or nonsensical.

Mountainous; also, rustic or backward.

An open rebellion against authority, especially by sailors or soldiers.

Having qualities of or resembling paraffin.

A social system tracing descent through the male line.

The state of inheriting chiefly from the father.

Full of or covered with pine trees.

Resembling or characteristic of a porcupine.

The right of a captured person to regain property.

The doctrine that fate is predetermined.

Characterized by or bringing rain.

Resembling or containing raisins.

Like or pertaining to resin.

Resembling or containing rosin.

Having a smooth, glossy surface like satin.

Close and careful examination.

Seed dispersal triggered by an ecological event, typically fire.

Reflecting light; glossy.

Covered with spines or thorns.

To squint, especially in a timid or peering manner.

Full of or characterized by sunshine.

Very small in size.

Having the smell, taste, or qualities of turpentine.

Of or like twine; intertwining or twisty.

Extremely tiny.

Having prominent veins.

Full of or resembling vermin.

Wicked or criminal behavior.

Covered with vines or resembling a vine in growth.

Given to whining or complaining.

Having the taste or flavor of wine.