Adjectives Containing OOD
Here's the list of all the 81 Adjectives Containing OOD in the English Language.
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good | 1. having the normally expected amount 2. deserving of esteem and respect More Definitions → |
wood | More Definitions → |
wooden | 1. made or consisting of (entirely or in part) or employing wood 2. lacking ease or grace More Definitions → |
understood | 1. implied by or inferred from actions or statements 2. fully apprehended as to purport or meaning or explanation More Definitions → |
bloody | 1. having or covered with or accompanied by blood 2. informal intensifiers More Definitions → |
woody | 1. abounding in trees 2. made hard like wood as the result of the deposition of lignin in the cell walls More Definitions → |
moody | 1. showing a brooding ill humor 2. subject to sharply varying moods More Definitions → |
woodworking | More Definitions → |
flooded | 1. covered with water More Definitions → |
misunderstood | 1. wrongly understood More Definitions → |
wooded | 1. covered with growing trees and bushes etc More Definitions → |
woodwind | More Definitions → |
goody | More Definitions → |
blooded | 1. of unmixed ancestry More Definitions → |
brooding | 1. deeply or seriously thoughtful More Definitions → |
goodly | 1. large in amount or extent or degree More Definitions → |
bloodthirsty | 1. marked by eagerness to resort to violence and bloodshed More Definitions → |
bloodless | 1. free from blood or bloodshed 2. destitute of blood or apparently so More Definitions → |
bloodshot | 1. (of an eye) reddened as a result of locally congested blood vessels; inflamed More Definitions → |
floodlit | 1. illuminated by means of floodlights More Definitions → |
bloodiest | 1. having or covered with or accompanied by blood 2. informal intensifiers More Definitions → |
woodsy | 1. characteristic or suggestive of woods 2. abounding in trees More Definitions → |
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