Words Ending With SEN

Past participle of arise.

To make or become lower in quality or worth.

Burst (dialectal, obsolete).

A gas burner with an adjustable air valve, used in labs.

To cause (archaic or dialectal).

Selected or picked out, especially by preference.

Make or become coarse or coarser.

Obsolete form of cozen.

A shop selling prepared foods, cheeses, and cold cuts.

Plural of druse; also, small hyaline deposits under the retina.

Plural of emacs; multiple instances of the editor.

Frozen; covered in frost.

Chosen in advance.

To make a hissing sound like a goose.

Made of or resembling glass; glassy.

A granitic rock composed mainly of quartz and mica.

A large sturgeon of the Black and Caspian seas, valued for its roe.

To make or become hoarse.

Old-fashioned leg coverings, such as stockings or trousers, worn as garments.

Leather shorts with suspenders, worn in Bavaria and Austria.

To make or become smaller in amount or degree.

To make or become less tight or firm.

To set free; to release.

Crazy or insane; foolish.

Yiddish-derived term for foolish or insane behavior, or such a person.

Past participle of mischoose.

Insanity or foolishness (Yiddish-derived).

Plural of ox (in northern England and Scotland).

Archaic plural of pease.

Alternative form of pocosin.

Selected in advance.

Past participle of rearise; having risen again.

Past participle of rechoose.

Risen again.

Having come up above the horizon.

A Japanese three-stringed instrument played with a plectrum.

A sandstone block found on southern English downs, used in ancient monuments.

A unit of currency equal to one hundredth of a yen, rupiah, or riel.

A Japanese three-stringed lute played with a plectrum.

A Japanese high-speed railway line or its bullet train.

Describing wine made from late-harvested grapes.

A ferromanganese alloy used in steelmaking.

To toss repeatedly.

Not having come into existence or occurred.

Not selected or chosen.

To make loose; to free from restraint.

Not risen; not having gone up.

Past participle of uprise; risen up.

To make or become worse.