10-Letter Words Ending in D

Miscarry

CHARGED charge

Misclaim

Misclass

Formed unnaturally or illegitimately; deformed.

Misdial

Misgraft

Botched dish led man into trouble

Wrongly managed

Deceived about employee being badly treated

Mislabel

Mislabor

Mislearn

LOCATED locate

Ran into the ground

Badly administered

Like Enron

Ill-suited as partners

Mated unsuitably.

Badly suited maiden is game, Edward concluded

Mispaint

Mispatch

Misplan

Misplant

Misplead

RELATED relate

Misstart

Mistrain

Was unkind to

Done wrong

Ill-used

Monogram

Mountaineer, in France.

MOSSBACK a person of antiquated views

Preserved clothes (wordplay)

Put away in storage

Put in storage

Not Dad's native country (wordplay)

Hand Merlot out from the home country

Anthem lord composed in place of origin

MOTORCADE a procession of people traveling in motor cars.

Past tense or past participle

Past tense or past participle

MUTUALIZE

""MYELINE a fatty substance that covers certain nerve fibres, also MYELIN""

Cycle length for a gigahertz processor

Old relative returning next fast time

A very short interval of time

Under the influence of narcotics.

Involving signals over a restricted range of frequencies

A people's identity

Subject of a 2014 Scottish referendum

Managed to get through

Treated and, for example, covered by newly-developed antidote

Bargained

Latest milk tooth, perhaps, was in front

Excessively modern England few regulated

Freshly developed and unfamiliar

Briefly closed one's eyes

Winked.

Piece of bedroom furniture

Place for a lamp, tissues, etc.

Alarm clock setting

Neutral, as nations.

Uncommitted.

Made regular deals with minor criminal

Only white wine available around 11 is made as standard

""NORMALIZE To make normal; as, to normalize relations with China.as, to normalize relations with China.""

Made unintelligible

Obscured or darkened, bewildered or perplexed

Beclouded

OBJURGATE To chide; to reprove.

Provoked editor after incident

Brought about

OFFICIATE To act as an officer in performing a duty; to transact the business of an office or public trust; to conduct a public service.

Behind the times

Liberal with nothing to hide (wordplay)

Big-hearted (wordplay)

Liberal showing a lifeline (wordplay)

Cabinetmaker's material

Fine-grained carpentry supply

In position, as the British might say

Positioned with respect to

Adjusted to environment.

Came up with

Rose and made a speech without a single drink

Arose and made a speech, having imbibed one drink

Placed decorations on

Beautified

Embellished

The state or condition of being an orphan; orphanage.

Moved like a fan (wordplay)

Swung to and fro.

Moved like a pendulum

Sent to Coventry

Potential co-star dies in Coventry

Escort said to be working in Coventry

'Ground Zero' cast I'd banished

Excluded from society

Socially spurned

Outbleat

Outboast

Outbrag

Outbrawl

Outcaper

Outcavil

OUTCHARGE

Outcharm

Outcheat

Surpassed in quality

Beaten in quality

Beaten on quality

Outcoach

Outcrawl

OUTDAZZLE To surpass in dazzing.

OUTDEBATE

Outdrag

Outdream

Outfeast

Got the better of untalked-of criminal

Got around, militarily

Outlaugh

Outlearn

Outmarch

Outmatch

Outpaint

Outplan

Somewhat improper, it gave pain - and went further

Outrival

Outsavor

Thought over (wordplay)

Got the better of

Unharnessed horse from a vehicle

Outstart

Outthank

Outvaunt

Outwatch

Outweary

Overarch

Raised a bid

Made a bridge bid.

Overcast

EXPAND to increase in size or volume

Overfear

Overgoad

GRAZED graze

Overhand

Hero valued assembly that's repaired

Went past a rude hovel needing repair

Made like new

Overheap

*Fervid: reversal = like leftovers

*Fervid reversal = like leftovers

Lay upon and beyond

Had something in common

Had too much to drink and went too far

Bounded across or ignored

Like a vetoed bill, perhaps

Filled to excess.

Carrying too much

Overman

Went beyond

Overplay

Oversalt

SAUCED sauce

SCALED scale

Oversoak

Pall, perhaps

Dish out more work than can be completed

Cover a surface

Blew out of proportion

Made too much of

Exaggerated

Wore out one's welcome

Outlasted one's welcome

Wore out, as one's welcome

Overtalk

Overtask

Did business beyond one's capital.

Rated too high

Not fetching, though one had expected it to run to

Overwarm

Like the blood in the pulmonary veins

Like blood carried from the lungs

Like some hemoglobin

A strong two-ply or three-ply twine for sewing or tying packages or bundles.

PALLETISE

PALLETIZE

Trembled

Quivered

Panbroil

PANHANDLE The handle of a pan;

Put oneself in a box, maybe

Expressed with only gestures

In some common women's office attire

Cardboard; pasteboard.

Not hardcover

The solid generated by the rotation of a parabola about its axis; any surface of the second order whose sections by planes parallel to a given line are parabolas.

""PARACHUTE A contrivance somewhat in the form of an umbrella, by means of which a descent may be made from a balloon, or any eminence.""

Paraffin

Was analogous to

Was similar to

Followed a similar course

Like fleas and ticks

""PARBUCKLE A kind of purchase for hoisting or lowering a cylindrical burden, as a cask. The middle of a long rope is made fast aloft, and both parts are looped around the object, which rests in the loops, and rolls in them as the ends are hauled up or payed out.""

Mum and Dad are in such a state!

Robin's role as a father (wordplay)

End of question

PASSIVATE

Paper-towel tube material

Business-card paper stock

Defeat those running the company? Just the ticket!

A circuit board where circuits are completed and modified by making connections with patchcords.

Went regularly but aspired not to change

Was customer treated scornfully (wordplay)

Frequented

Gave one's trade to.

Condescended

""PAUPERIZE To reduce to pauperism; as, to pauperize the peasantry. as, to pauperize the peasantry.""

Pavilion

Pedestal

Treated badly at prison, sank in

Gained a share of

Got through prison, badly treated

Having five haploid sets of chromosomes.

Brewed by a torero (wordplay)

Filtered.

PERENNATE

Moved to tears (wordplay)

Pierced like a sheet of stamps

Like a sheet of stamps

PERSONATE To celebrate loudly; to extol; to praise.

Phantasy

PHENOLATE A compound of phenol analogous to a salt.

Picaroon

""Divided in a pinnate manner, with the divisions not reaching to the midrib.""

Pitapat

Behaving as if mentally unbalanced; very eccentric.

Plaister

PLATINIZE To cover or combine with platinum.

Outdoor place for fun and games

24s here, getting freedom crushed

Theatre (wordplay)

Like men, women and children

Made multiple

Like the surface of the moon

Fertilized, botanically speaking.

Fertilised (flowers)

(Of flower) fertilised

PONYTAIL a hair-style

Cancelled in a way

Order to breeder coming round after time assumed

Assumed (something) as the basis for reasoning

Suggested all the letters from university disposed of by department

Potlatch

Praelect

Preadapt

Preadopt

Preaver

Preclean

Preclear

CREASED crease

Affirmed the qualities of

Foretold about one that made affirmation

Declared that one preyed around, I see

Preenact

Prefrank

Intentional

""A kind of highly sized rag paper or board, sometimes containing a small admixture of wood pulp; -- so called because used originally, as now, in presses for pressing and finishing knit underwear.""

Imprinted beforehand.

Pretrain

Pretreat

Prewrap

A polyhedron all of whose vertices lie in one of two parallel planes.

PRIVATISE

PRIVATIZE

Announced more placid rambling

Declared publicly

Heralded

Brought forth

Begat

SIREd

Fed the computer.

Took a leisurely walk

Strolled on the boardwalk

Broadcast supporting the old man not allowed out

Multiplied.

A cytoplasmic organelle from which a plastid develops.

PROROGATE To prorogue.

French author not superior, chided and laid low

PROTONATE

Lengthened out

Dragged out

Lengthened

PULLULATE To germinate; to bud; to multiply abundantly.

Boxing commission (wordplay)

Magazine's policy makers (wordplay)

Gaming device of yore