Words Ending With SURE

A treatment using finger pressure on body points.

To measure or apportion a share or portion.

Opposed to the foreclosure process.

Opposing pleasure.

To tell someone confidently that something is true or will happen.

Casual clothing designed for both exercise and everyday wear.

Automatic adjustment of camera exposure settings.

A deviation in a rampart or parapet.

Strong criticism or disapproval.

A break or pause in a line of verse.

Any kind of footwear.

The act of closing or bringing something to an end.

Overconfident and certain without reason.

To insure jointly with another party.

To be equal in measure or extent.

A band of nerve fibers connecting two parts of the brain.

Calmness and self-control under stress.

The act or state of being compressed.

An action taken to counteract another action.

Pressure applied to balance or oppose another pressure.

A person or thing that attracts great attention and admiration.

The act of making something known or revealed.

The state of being disturbed or agitated.

The feeling of being annoyed or dissatisfied.

The arrangement or layout of things.

An opening in a wall for firing a weapon or letting in light.

An area fenced off or something included with a letter.

To make certain that something will happen.

To store up as if in a treasury.

The act or result of erasing something.

An area fenced off to keep animals out.

The condition of being subjected to something, especially something harmful or influential.

Expression or representation in words.

A long, narrow crack or opening.

Legal seizure of property due to loan default.

The curling or dressing of hair.

A mark or indentation made by pressure.

A notch or small hollow, especially in anatomy.

The act of enclosing something.

To protect against loss with an insurance policy.

Obsolete spelling of leisure.

Free time when one is not working.

The granting of a license, especially to practice a profession.

The size, amount, or degree of something as determined by a standard.

To measure incorrectly or inaccurately.

The act of biting.

The act or practice of keeping something secret.

To exceed in quantity or extent.

Excessive exposure to light, publicity, or an experience.

Insure for more than the actual value.

To measure or estimate too large.

A pressure exceeding the surrounding atmospheric pressure, especially from a shock wave.

Excessively sure.

Variant spelling of passymeasure.

A feeling of enjoyment or satisfaction.

After exposure to something harmful.

To assure in advance or beforehand.

To measure in advance.

Force exerted per unit area.

The act of erasing by scraping a surface.