Here is a list of words that end with ‘AWL.’ There is a total of 28 ‘awl’ ending words with their definition in this list.
Moreover, there are more than 600,000 words in English literature. But many of those words are no longer used in modern English; therefore, we have removed those from this list.
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Acrawl
- Crawling
Aizawl
- Town, capital of the state of mizoram in eastern india population 229,714
Antisprawl
- Opposing or restricting urban sprawl
Asprawl
- In or into a sprawling position
Awl
- A pointed tool for marking surfaces or piercing small holes (as in leather or wood)
- A pointed tool that is used for marking surfaces or for making small holes in leather, wood, etc.
- A pointed tool for making small holes (as in leather or wood)
Bawl
- To cry out loudly and unrestrainedly
- To cry loudly wail
- To cry out at the top of one’s voice
- A loud prolonged cry outcry
- To cry very loudly
Bespawl
- To spatter with or as if with saliva
Bradawl
- An awl with chisel edge used to make holes for brads or screws
Brawl
- To quarrel or fight noisily wrangle
- To make a loud confused noise
- A noisy quarrel or fight
- A loud tumultuous noise
- To fight noisily in usually a public place
Cawl
- A wooden basket with handholes instead of handles used especially in cornwall to carry fish
Chawl
- A large tenement house especially in the factory cities of india
Crawl
- To move on one’s hands and knees
- To move slowly in a prone position without or as if without the use of limbs
- To move or progress slowly or laboriously
- To advance by guile or servility
- To spread by extending stems or tendrils
Drawl
- To speak slowly with vowels greatly prolonged
- To utter in a slow lengthened tone
- A drawling manner of speaking
- To speak slowly with vowel sounds that are longer than usual
Mawl
- Variant spelling of MAUL
Outbrawl
- To defeat in a brawl to outdo in brawling
Pawl
- A pivoted tongue or sliding bolt on one part of a machine that is adapted to fall into notches or interdental spaces on another part so as to permit motion in only one direction
Rawl
- Used for a fiber expansion insert used to fasten screws in masonry
Sawl
- Dialectal chiefly british variant of SOUL
Scrawl
- To write or draw awkwardly, hastily, or carelessly
- To write awkwardly or carelessly
- To write or draw (something) very quickly or carelessly
- To write quickly and carelessly
- Something written carelessly or without skill
Shawl
- A square or oblong usually fabric garment or wrapper used especially as a covering for the head or shoulders
- To wrap in or as if in a shawl
- A piece of cloth that is used especially by women as a covering for the head or shoulders
- A square or oblong piece of cloth used especially by women as a loose covering for the head or shoulders
Spawl
- Spit
Sprawl
- To lie or sit with arms and legs spread out
- To spread or develop irregularly or without restraint
- To creep or clamber awkwardly
- To lie thrashing or tossing about
- To cause to spread out carelessly or awkwardly
Squawl
- Variant spelling of SQUALL
Trawl
- To fish with a trawl
- To make a search as if by trawling
- Troll sense 1a
- To catch (fish) with a trawl
- A large conical net dragged along the sea bottom in gathering fish or other marine life
Unshawl
- To remove one’s shawl
Wawl
- Wail, howl, squall
Wrawl
- Cry, howl, mewl
Yawl
- A ship’s small boat jolly boat
- A fore-and-aft rigged sailboat carrying a mainsail and one or more jibs with a mizzenmast far aft
- A sailboat having two masts with the shorter one behind the rudder
