9-Letter Words Ending in D

Greyhound at home (wordplay)

Kept a dog at home perhaps

Greyhound off track

Kernel

Cut material had value

Lear acted badly hurt

Injured by tearing

(Of hair) sprayed to keep in place

Lacquey

Belts Adam (anagram)

Censured severely or angrily

Beat the little beast like a Teddy

Like most backstage passes

Word for structure of windshield glass

Detail man to work with plates

Mocked, in a way

Skewered, as in a skit

Publicly ridiculed

""A tough, elastic wood, often used for the shafts of gigs, archery bows, fishing rods, and the like. Also, the tree which produces this wood, Duguetia Quitarensis (a native of Guiana and Cuba), and several other trees of the same family (Anonase\'91). Duguetia Quitarensis (a native of Guiana and Cuba), and several other trees of the same family (Anonase\'91).""

Revolutionary comrade I saw getting stoned

LATERAL to throw a sideward pass in football

Laterize

Latinize

Discovery zone (wordplay)

Structure on which a rocket sits

Cape Canaveral sight

Cleaned filthy lucre?

Cleaned filthy lucre (wordplay)

Did a household task.

Laureate

Given honour and praise, it's right she from France should be embraced

Leaflet

Leaguer

What 12 across has to slacken his grip

Not free to rent cargo space on board

Form of property tenure

Tanned the opponent (wordplay)

Beaten, though there in first place!

Covered with horsehide

Legalise

Like gambling in Nevada

Used a salmon-spear

LEOTARD a close-fitting garment

English word

Bought with borrowed money

Exerted influence on

Like some buyouts

Levigate

Raised volunteers (wordplay)

Did a seance feat

Rose by buoyancy.

Learner I reprimanded and let go

Wild bear I'd let free

Free at last

Cover charged by month can sap

Most vital element

Vital force

One of the Beach Boys (wordplay)

Bank magazine-rack overseer (wordplay)

GARFIELD + U = Beach V.I.P

Ligature

Reduced the weight

Took a load off awfully thin ledge

Being illuminated, he tingled with excitement

Lighter

""Pine wood abounding in pitch, used for torches in the Southern United States; pine knots, dry sticks, and the like, for kindling a fire quickly or making a blaze.""

Lignify

Like rock in a volcano or infant's food

Turned to fluid

Liquify

Transformed into stone

Pressed one's suit (wordplay)

Pressed a suit

Took legal action

Lobster

""Made up of, or divided into, lobules; as, a lobulated gland.as, a lobulated gland.""

Old Celia's moving around in a restricted area

Restricted diet instead missing even elements

Boozer on other side limited to one place

Confined to one area

Moved, jocularly

Logicise

Logicize

Engaged in political skulduggery

Swapped political favors

Took part in a lumberjack contest

Loophole

Layabouts' dream country

Idyllic spot

Left to love and lust outrageously in this bed of roses

Lowball

A lowly state.

Lullaby

State of being lusty; vigor of body.

Lustrate

LYOPHILE pertaining to a type of colloid

Lyricise

Lyricize

Maculate

Doctors in Milan with newspaperman injected drug

Badly-shaped

Faultily made

What's so mad about fifty for myself that's crooked (wordplay)

Marcel

Marshal

Everglades, for example

Swampy tract spoils hot country

Boggy area

Was filled with wonder

Was wondering if horse's drunk a few - almost fell over and died!

Expressed amazement, finding limited edition by poet

Melanize

Within blend new ode is set to music

Emulated Harry Warren

Wrote a song

Metalise

Gilt, perhaps

Arsenic, for one

Arsenic or silicon

Arsenic, for example, in it: old meal poisoned

Had effect

With a limit to the date, that influenced it

This counted against what it ate in such a mild way

Forty-niner's profession (wordplay)

Dangerous place where eggs are laid

My land is likely to go up

Sounds as if the girl has got 21 across, but not in a good way

Misbill

Given an incorrect name

Did it wrong, on an old phone

Misused a rotary phone

LEARED leare

Mislodge

Lost, as one's eyeglasses

Where it's not right

Inappropriate; mislaid

Goofed on the diamond

Misrely

Misstyle

Deceived about the little bird with the wrong name

Tim listed out of order and given wrong name

With the fog, it led to being called wrong

Misvalue

Called into active service

Crowd is idle, wandering round, to be got going

Marshalled group of people onto one sled, I suspect

Mustard

Glorified first replaced by second, becoming varied

The curved plate of a plow that turns over the soil.

Appeased medical officer's student I found in ploughed field

Appeased

Like Genghis Khan

Having a single set of chromosomes; haploid.

Moralise

Lectured about the value of virtue

Gave a sermon

Morsel

Moulder

MUFFLER a device for deadening sound

Like some windows

That's the way one used to keep the panes apart

Word with prefix multi-

Many times doubled; manifold; numerous.

Word with prefix multi-

Past tense or past participle

It turns one's stomach before one would be about dead

Mangled

Nasalise

Nasalize

Like some mollusks

Produced a fine spray of liquid

Wrong end is blue and turned to spray

Nebulize

In disrepair, perhaps

Not attended to

Ignored or failed to do

Nickel

LEADED lead

LIQUID a substance that flows freely

In a quandary.

Confounded

Stumped.

Any region lying in or toward the north.

Sudden flow under the bridge (wordplay)

Fight ender, perhaps

Result of a haymaker, maybe

Novelise

Novelize

Nucleate

I dine full, but made nothing of it

Fluid line sadly cancelled

Cancelled out

""Any butterfly of the family Nymphalidae, consisting of medium to large butterflies found worldwide, typically having brightly colored wings and much-reduced nonfunctional forelegs carried folded on the breast.Nymphalidae, consisting of medium to large butterflies found worldwide, typically having brightly colored wings and much-reduced nonfunctional forelegs carried folded on the breast.""

Forced to deal big blow

Bound to be kept in after boil burst

Bound to be glad I came round

Old plot to capture only Troy was made out of date by Americans

Having eight haploid sets of chromosomes in a body cell.

Stinking rich, but not allowed on board

Passed responsibility for

Got rid of

Opalesce

Oppilate

Kissed

Outbawl

Outblaze

Outbulk

Outduel

Outfable

Outflow

Outfool

Outglare

Outglow

Outhowl

Outkill

Had longer legs than (wordplay)

Beat in a dance marathon

Went longer than

Won the broad jump.

Jumped farther

Beat on a tennis court, e.g

Beat on a tennis court, for example

Soundly beaten

Outpoll

Triumphed at tug of war.

Outroll

Beat at sea

Outsmile

Outsulk

Outtalk

Outvalue

Beat on foot

Covered more ground than

Outwill

Outyell

Outyelp

Dressed for farming

Computer people are very ordinary when growing up, as workmen often are

Erect to success

Become dark and gloomy

Look like it might rain

Darken

Put too much cargo aboard

Overlive

Overlove

PLAID a tartan scarf

Overply

Drawn the line too much, perhaps

Drawn the line too much (wordplay)

Judge's dictum.

Bolted (of gate)

Secured in a way

Secured, as a cellar door

Talked at length

Talked profusely

Chatted idly

Fenced in

Palliate

Equipped as a knight of yore.

Equipped for a raid, by the sound of it

Unable to move

Deprived of the power of movement

Deprived of movement

Immobilized

Broad pile (anagram)

Cooked a bit

Half-cooked

Allotted, British style

Containing parsley

Kept the beat (wordplay)

Boone threw the dice

Pounded a beat

PEARL to adorn with a milky-white concretion of nacre

With leader absent, took a risk and stole

Having a peduncle; supported on a peduncle; pedunculate.

A marine or freshwater mollusk having a soft body with platelike gills enclosed within two shells hinged together; a member of the Pelecypoda.

Subjected to punishment

Put at a disadvantage

Peru deals in Scotch - is made to pay for it

Docked

Drew with graphite

In a quandary

Mystify writer at sea

In puzzlement

Philter

""Having a tail like a pig's; as, the pigtailed baboon. as, the pigtailed baboon.""

Exposed to public scorn.

Exposed to public scorn

Not so well or in the Piper to be so ridiculed

Pinfold

Having spires

Sent from Alaska, perhaps

Transported, as gas

Pistol

Slightly eccentric

Bewitched: Colloq.

Bewitched Colloq.

Full of signs

Posted signs

With notices positioned on each side of a road

Quantity of freight

What a Boeing 747 can hold

What a 747 can hold

Ceres, for one

Smallish celestial body

Ceres, Pallas or Vesta

Planish

Drunk (as a ceiling or wall may be)

Very drunk (colloq.)

Drunk, ready to be painted (wordplay)

Stopped increasing

Leveled off

Platoon

Won a Po'okela

Performed on stage

Made believe

English word

Pleasure