Words Ending With UME

To take for granted without proof; suppose.

To bloom (Scots).

Mist, fog, or vapor.

To take on or assume jointly.

To eat, drink, or use up; to destroy.

Attire worn in a play or for a fancy dress ball.

To strip of feathers or expose.

To dig up from the earth.

To strip of feathers or plumes.

To adorn or furnish with a plume or feathers.

To dig up a buried body.

A hair-like feather with a slender shaft.

A human-made channel or trough for carrying water, used for power or transporting logs.

Gas or vapor that is strong-smelling or dangerous.

A small, dry bract in the flower cluster of grasses and sedges.

A thick, semisolid mass, especially a blood clot.

A large medieval helmet resting on the shoulders.

To illuminate or light up.

A collection of pus within body tissue; an abscess.

An abscess or swelling containing pus.

To place in a grave; bury.

A plant of the pea family, or its edible seed.

To assume incorrectly.

Consisting of or involving multiple volumes.

A sign used in medieval musical notation.

A plant that is not a legume.

To consume too much.

A fragrant liquid applied to the body.

A bird's feather, often large or showy.

To consume in advance.

Suppose something is true without proof.

To take up or adopt again.

To relight or reilluminate.

To light or kindle again.

A summary of one's work history and education.

A space or interval; also, a vague or indefinite notion.

Italian-style cured or cooked meats.

A feather with a downy vane and long shaft.

Foam or froth, especially on seawater.

To include or consider something as part of a general principle or rule.

To migrate from one place to another.

To change or convert.

An Asian plum species, Prunus mume.

To strip of feathers.

The amount of space an object occupies.