10-Letter Words Ending in D

Joke act, duet being funny, given marks

""Covered with pustulelike prominences; pustular; pustulous; as, a pustulate leaf; a pustulate shell or coral.as, a pustulate leaf; a pustulate shell or coral.""

Multiplied by four

Adjusted for a larger group, as a recipe

For instance horse running round pound got much bigger

Apportioned

Had beef

Compelled by coercion

Pushed a bill through hastily

Sent to prison on false evidence

Rainwash

Like some trials

Like lottery results

Reabsorb

Reaccent

Reaccept

Again got to study about many sheets (wordplay)

Readdict

Jude's trade (anagram)

Set to rights again.

In the book, see, it's only the editor that's been changed again

Let in again

OK'd a hand stamp

Let on again and let in again

Validated again

Reallot

ANALYZED analyze

Brought back to life

Jump-started

Like zombies

Reanoint

Made a comeback

Showed up again

Came again and got the crop in about the fruit

APPROVED approve

Ordered again (wordplay)

Put in a different order

Fixed new date for back garden makeover

Rearrest

How the hidden scare finished and was once more on the up and up

Reassail

In the matter of the silly one 'er Edward made another claim

Like much real estate, annually

Evaluated again

Evaluated anew

Transferred to a different job

Received orders

Transferred to another department, perhaps

Distributed differently.

Reattach

Reattack

Reattain

Made a comeback

Roused again

Resurgent Kew area spoiled by Scottish hooligan

BALANCED balance

BAPTIZED baptize

Rebranch

Experienced again.

Seized anew

Remembered.

Redefeat

Redemand

Sent back through school

Set off again

Started (on) again.

ENGRAVED engrave

Had another look at

Rex in Medea to be studied again

Took another look at

Clicked again, as a seat belt

Arbitrator in mad dance borrowed from Peter to pay Paul

King, by Jove, going round that place to be met again

Rehammer

Reharden

Gave water to soldiers before unusually dry heat finally dissipated

IMAGINED imagine

INFLATED inflate

Returned to one's seat (wordplay)

Put back in check, say, by daughter

Control said to be restored

Said "Per my last email..."

Said (something) again

Stated over and over

Rejacket

KEYBOARD to operate by means of a keyset

Relabel

Relaunch

RELUCTATE To struggle against anything; to resist; to oppose.

Remarket

Crisper, perhaps

Teacher splitting grass changed his tune

Like some old albums

Made doubly sure before cutting

Checked before cutting

Double-checked before cutting

MEDIATED mediate

Reobtain

Ran again.

Reordain

Repacify

Bundled again

Spring over, old king enters with new presentation

Extremely rude group advanced in years is presented in a new way

Repanel

Copied and gave an answer about whip

Agent with strange dialect gets copied

Rebuked and hurt after copying antique

Copy felt bad, so told off

Dressed down, quietly fish in grass

PROBATED probate

Embarrassed about sweet course I consumed? One should have refused!

RADIATED radiate

Sub-sublet (wordplay)

Rerepeat

Investigated systematically

Investigated thoroughly

Reseason

Prepared a sub (wordplay)

Nap, then shower - editor's calm!

Showered after snooze to get sober

Sea-sport star wearing red emerged from water again

Retailor

What rapper did to enemy's lyrical diss

Returned like for like.

Got even with

Retarget

Rethread

Retroact

VALUATED valuate

Of or resembling rheumatism.

Ringbark

RITUALIZE

RUBRICATE Marked with red.

Stayed in the country

Countryman had daughter for dinner, got sent down

... dictates changes after their game suspended

Furnished with little sacs.

Given up for the greater good

Acted unselfishly

Gave up

SADDLE to put a leather seat for a rider on a horse

SAILPLANE

Consecrated

Being converted, dies in fact as a saint (wordplay)

Holy.

Permitted or penalized

Imposed punishment of a kind that's permitted

Permissible

Clog material (wordplay)

Huarache material (wordplay)

Tree used for making footwear (wordplay)

Played down, say

Used crude force

Obstructed, outmanoeuvred

Inserted between.

Was hidden plastic, encasing canine opening, like a filling (wordplay)

Converted (a fat) into soap

Scabbard

(Of a building) encased for repairs in a temporary framework

Scandal

Conductor's stand (wordplay)

Jazz performance display (wordplay)

Ball park feature.

""Of or belonging to the suborder Scorpaenoidei, which includes the scorpion fishes and rockfishes.""

The movie industry; Hollywood.

""SCRIMMAGE Formerly, a skirmish; now, a general row or confused fight or struggle.""

SCRUMMAGE See Scrimmage. Scrimmage.

Not new - part of watch!

Watch! It goes around (wordplay)

Used to be found on watch (wordplay)

Thus kept a part as one

Gets agreed damages set aside

Gets agreed alternative set aside

""SEMAPHORE A signal telegraph; an apparatus for giving signals by the disposition of lanterns, flags, oscillating arms, etc.""

SACRED consecrated or holy

Top player pocketing Arab cash is in parts

SERIALIZE

Turned blue (wordplay)

Like many pop culture images

Very modest, bashful

Showing guilty embarrassment

Red, perhaps

Impressed a sailor without his knowing!

Eastern city editor may be impressed

Coerced into crewmanship

""A large and valuable sparoid food fish (Archosargus, ∨ Diplodus, probatocephalus) found on the Atlantic coast of the United States. It often weighs from ten to twelve pounds. Archosargus, ∨ Diplodus, probatocephalus) found on the Atlantic coast of the United States. It often weighs from ten to twelve pounds.""

Finished, in a way

High-speed option on the East Coast

Defeated soundly

Bobby's favorite snack (wordplay)

Rich crumbly biscuit

Lorna Doone makeup

Showboat

Perforated part of a bathroom fitting

Certain water dispenser

Bathtub fixture

SIGNALISE

SIGNALIZE To make signal or eminent; to render distinguished from what is common; to distinguish.

Participate in the X Games, perhaps

Teen's transportation, perhaps

Rage created in "Back to the Future"

Made oneself scarce

Ran off hurriedly

Hightailed it

One nodding off (2 words)

Yawning child (wordplay)

Slacker ground he'd ply with ease

SLOGANIZE

""A light sword used for thrusting only; especially, the sword worn by civilians of rank in the eighteenth century.""

Got out of hand

Got out of control

Expanded rapidly.

Like some tall mountains

Like a white peak

Tired about absence of throne, like some in high places (wordplay)

SOCIALISE

Converted to public ownership

Simpleminded or lamebrained

Simpleminded

Afflicted with migraine.

A soundingboard.

Spancel

Marked beast, much loved, taken round Britain on display

Put one's thinking cap on

Took risks

Considered options, then played the market

Made a mess, maybe

Splashed (all over the place)

Sloshed water on.

SPORULATE

A fountain or source.

Spurgall

Formed defense groups, of a sort

Played ducks and drakes with

Frittered away

Recklessly wasted

Squatter

STABILIZE

Stablish

Took Tal to a tie

Brought to a standstill.

At an impasse

Let us admit becoming excited

Provoked the senses

Psyched up

Required platitudes to be inventive!

Details put out as specified

Specified as a condition

A mantis shrimp, for example

Plot device (wordplay)

Director's device

Lie on table to make an outline

Straight

Distressed when pressed to accept a note

Like some circumstances

Characterized by poverty

Stranger

Formed in layers

Arranged in layers

Stone cut, formally approved, and arranged in layers

Stravaig

Subclass

""SUBJUGATE To subdue, and bring under the yoke of power or dominion; to conquer by force, and compel to submit to the government or absolute control of another; to vanquish.""

Purified

""SUBMARINE Being, acting, or growing, under water in the sea; as, submarine navigators; submarine plants. as, submarine navigators; submarine plants.""

Summoned as a witness

SUBROGATE To put in the place of another; to substitute.

SAMPLED sample

Subtotal

Journalist's taken leaflet away

Paper is after loan before editor's removed

FARMED OUT WORK

It's taken away from rough brute's hand

SUFFOCATE Suffocated; choked.

SULFONATE

Put briefly, tot gets angry when about to get out of bed

Did a quick recap of

Digested

Superadd

English word

Supplant

""SUPPURATE To generate pus; as, a boil or abscess suppurates. as, a boil or abscess suppurates.""

""SURCHARGE To overload; to overburden; to overmatch; to overcharge; as, to surcharge a beast or a ship; to surcharge a cannon. as, to surcharge a beast or a ship; to surcharge a cannon.""

SURROGATE A deputy; a delegate; a substitute.

""Having the back hollow or sagged, whether naturally or as the result of injury or weakness; said of horses and other animals.""

Sugar-loaf (wordplay)

Pancreas (as food)

Baked thymus (wordplay)

Power-station area

Offbeat (wordplay)

Cut short, as rhythm

Unusually stressed church council welcomes chapter and head (slightly later)

Sold to several publications

Like a lot of crosswords? Cryptic, yes - addict tackles any number

Past tense or past participle

In formal wear

Like some bridegrooms

""Any of several Old World tropical passerine birds of the genus Orthotomus, that characteristically stitch leaves together with plant fibers to make nests.""

Thanks to book, Delia's strangely tormented

Teased

Dangled a carrot in front of

Teased.

Covered, as chairs or walls

Put down, in a way, as a group of rioters

Teetotal

Put on the air

Delete changes about actors shown on TV

Tired men at work stopped

Brought to an end

Period at home gets an old rocker wound up

""A scale series of four sounds, of which the extremes, or first and last, constituted a fourth. These extremes were immutable; the two middle sounds were changeable.""

Having four times the haploid number of chromosomes in the cell nucleus: a tetraploid species.

Growled at, say

Said "or else."

Neater flowing in the delta was imminent

Ticktack

""The top end of a timber, rising above the gunwale, and serving for belaying ropes, etc.; called also kevel head. kevel head.""

Forest.