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Sample words: BEN, BUN, DON, EON, FUN, GON, IBN, LIN, PECAN, REWIN, SERON, SPAIN, MIRIN, OPSIN, PATIN, REWAN.

Words Ending With N word list, defined

BEN /bɛn/ · noun
A mountain peak, used chiefly in the names of Scottish mountains, from Scottish Gaelic 'beinn' (as in Ben Nevis). In older Scots usage, 'ben' also denotes an inner room of a cottage, especially one farthest from the door. Related: peak, summit, mountain, mount.
BUN /bʌn/ · noun
A small, round, sweetened or plain bread roll, often served split and filled; also a knot of hair coiled at the back or top of the head. Related: roll, bap, brioche, chignon.
DON /dɒn/ (UK), /dɑːn/ (US) · noun, verb
As a noun, don means a university teacher or fellow, especially at Oxford or Cambridge, or a Spanish title of respect equivalent to 'Sir' or 'Mr'. As a verb, it means to put on an item of clothing. Related: put on, wear, slip on, professor.
EON /ˈiːɒn/ (British), /ˈiːən/ (US) · noun
An indefinitely long period of time; an age. In geology, the largest division of geologic time, comprising two or more eras. Related: age, epoch, era, eternity.
FUN /fʌn/ · noun (also adjective)
Enjoyment, amusement, or lighthearted pleasure, especially from an activity or experience that is entertaining rather than serious. It is also used informally as an adjective describing something or someone enjoyable. Related: amusement, enjoyment, entertainment, pleasure.
GON /ɡɒn/ (British English), /ɡɔːn/ or /ɡɑːn/ (American English) · adjective, verb, noun
In informal British English, gon is a dialectal or shortened form of gone, meaning absent, departed, exhausted, or used up. In northern British dialect it can also mean go or go on; as a noun, it denotes a traditional Japanese unit of dry volume equal to one-tenth of a bu. Related: absent, missing, departed, vanished.
LIN /lɪn/ · noun
A pool or small lake in northern Britain. In some regional usages, it also denotes a waterfall, rapid, or narrow watercourse. Related: pool, lake, loch, waterfall.
PECAN /piˈkæn/ · noun
A pecan is the edible nut of the pecan tree, a North American species of hickory. The word can also refer to the tree itself. Related: pecan nut, hickory nut.
SERON /səˈrɒn/ · noun
A formal agreement, covenant, or undertaking, especially one not executed under seal. The word belongs chiefly to historical legal usage. Related: agreement, covenant, undertaking, contract.
SPAIN /speɪn/ · proper noun
Spain is a country in southwestern Europe, occupying most of the Iberian Peninsula. Its official capital is Madrid. Related: Kingdom of Spain.
MIRIN /miˈɹin/ · noun
A sweet Japanese cooking wine made from fermented rice, traditionally used to add sweetness and a distinctive savory flavor to Japanese dishes. Related: sweet rice wine, rice wine, Japanese cooking wine.
OPSIN /ˈɒpsɪn/ · noun
A light-sensitive protein that forms part of visual pigments in the retina. Opsins combine with a form of vitamin A called retinal to enable photoreceptors to detect light. Related: visual protein, photoreceptor protein, light-sensitive protein.
PATIN /ˈpætɪn/ · noun
An archaic name for a skate, a cartilaginous fish with a flattened body and broad pectoral fins. Related: skate.

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