Words Ending With LF

An insect-eating African hyena with striped fur and a mane.

In Norse mythology, a supernatural being akin to an elf.

To engulf or swallow up.

Interest or support of someone.

A shelf or shelves for storing books.

A young cow or bull.

A mine or quarry; an excavation.

Aardwolf, a small hyena-like mammal.

A small magical creature, often mischievous.

To completely cover or surround, as with water.

A game played with clubs hitting a ball into holes.

A large area of sea partly enclosed by land and larger than a bay.

One of two equal parts of something.

Used as the object of a verb or preposition to refer to a female subject.

Reflexive form of him; the male subject as object.

Himself, in dialectal use.

Archaic form of engulf; to swallow up completely.

Used to refer to a thing previously mentioned as subject.

A shelf above a fireplace.

The middle part of the calf.

A mother found sexually attractive.

A putt-putt or miniature golf course.

A dreamy, foolish, or absent-minded person.

The speaker as object of a verb or preposition.

Any entity other than oneself.

A person's own self; reflexive form of one.

Reflexive form of 'we' used by a single person as the royal or editorial we.

Money or wealth, especially if acquired dishonestly.

A male given name of Germanic origin.

One's own identity or personality.

A flat horizontal surface used for storing items.

A splinter or sliver of wood.

A brown hyena, Parahyaena brunnea.

Nonstandard form of themselves.

A type of threshing or winnowing tool.

Reflexive form of they for one person.

Yourself; the reflexive form of thou.

One of multiple selves in early theories of personality.

That which is not the self.

Obsolete form of werewolf.

A person who transforms into a wolf.

Dated spelling of werewolf.

A wild carnivorous mammal of the dog family.

The reflexive form of you, referring to the person being addressed.