Words Ending With PT

Sudden and unexpected; brusque in manner.

To receive or take willingly; to agree to something offered.

An archaic word for account.

To adjust to new conditions.

A highly skilled or proficient person.

To legally take into one's family and raise as one's own child.

Bound to the land, as a feudal serf.

Likely or having a tendency to do something.

To make an effort to do or accomplish something.

Archaic spelling of backdropped.

Swept backward, as hair or a wing.

Financially ruined; unable to pay debts.

Past tense of bedrop; sprinkled or stained with drops.

Simple past and past participle of beleap.

Named; called; past participle of bename.

Past tense and past participle of beweep.

Wrapped up or enveloped.

Past participle of bename.

Abbreviation of chapter.

Archaic past tense of clap.

Past tense and past participle of clasp.

Past tense of clepe.

Past tense of clip.

To fit together and fasten, often with mutual adaptation.

To buy up the whole stock of.

Neat or spruce.

An abstract idea or general notion.

A person enlisted compulsorily for service.

The amount consumed; consumption.

Disrespect or scorn; the feeling that someone is worthless.

Alternative form of co-opt.

To cause to be dishonest or immoral.

To write a script jointly with another.

Past tense and past participle of creep.

Underground vault or burial chamber, often under a church.

To convert encrypted or coded data back into readable form.

Archaic past tense of deem; judged.

An obsolete form of dewlapped.

Obsolete past tense and past participle of dip.

Separated or divided.

Engage in debate or discussion.

To interrupt or disturb someone's activity.

Swept or curving downward.

Archaic past of drip.

Obsolete spelling of dropped.

To empty.

Convert information into code to conceal it.

Completely fascinated or absorbed.

Past tense and past participle of ensweep.

Archaic past of enwrap; wrapped up.

An initiate into secret religious mysteries.

To burst forth violently, as a volcano.

A tree of the genus Eucalyptus, often yielding timber or oil.

Not including; other than.

A short passage taken from a longer work.

Free from an obligation or duty.

Archaic past tense and past participle of grip.

Obsolete form of gripped.

To travel or transport by helicopter.

A unit of frequency equal to one cycle per second.