Words Ending With PATE

Expect or predict something before it happens.

To shorten a word by dropping the final sound or syllable.

Office or rank of an archbishop.

An American wigeon duck with a white crown.

Having been spit upon.

A stupid or foolish person.

A skunk.

To cause difficulty in passing stools.

Having wavy or curled edges.

Having cusps or pointed projections.

To free from blame or fault.

To scatter or disperse in different directions.

A stupid person; a dunderhead.

To set free from slavery or oppression.

The office or rank of a bishop.

To clear from blame or guilt.

To destroy completely; to eradicate.

Shaped like forceps; deeply forked.

A salt or ester of hydnocarpic acid.

The lowest note in ancient Greek music theory.

To imply or suggest that someone is guilty.

To enslave or transfer property by formal sale.

To declare a will orally.

To occupy; to hold or fill.

To examine by touch, especially for medical diagnosis.

In Greek music theory, the lower movable note of a tetrachord.

To take part in an activity or event.

The top of the head.

Occupy the mind in advance.

The early Roman Empire under emperors retaining republican forms.

To become a pupa.

Having a dense tuft of hairs or setae.

A person with a bald head.

A sudden flood or rush of water.

Alter rhythm by accenting a weak beat.