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5 Letter Words Ending in AD (52 Words in English)

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5 Letter Words Ending in AD

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5 Letter Words Ending in AD – Created by 7ESL
  • Abjad
  • Adrad
  • Ahead
  • Aread
  • Asiad
  • Bedad
  • Begad
  • Bread
  • Broad
  • Cycad
  • Decad
  • Dread
  • Dryad
  • Farad
  • Glead
  • GOMAD
  • Gonad
  • Hexad
  • Hodad
  • Jehad
  • Knead
  • Menad
  • Mobad
  • Monad
  • Murad
  • Naiad
  • Nicad
  • Nomad
  • Nonad
  • NORAD
  • Octad
  • Oread
  • Papad
  • Plead
  • Quoad
  • Salad
  • Sepad
  • Shoad
  • Snead
  • Sprad
  • Squad
  • Stead
  • Strad
  • THAAD
  • Tread
  • Triad
  • Troad
  • Ulnad
  • Ustad
  • Yclad
  • Ydrad
  • Zabad

What are 5 letter words that end in AD?

These are words that have five letters with the last 2 being AD. These are English words with distinct meanings. They can be old words that are not necessarily used colloquially today. Pronunciations may differ depending on the letters before them or the part of the world that they originated.

5 Letter Words Ending in AD with Meanings

Of course, knowing words without knowing their meanings often feels like a useless task. As such we have added some short definitions for your benefit.

  • Adrad – afraid
  • Ahead – in the lead or further forward
  • Aread – to declare or tell
  • Bedad – an expression of surprise or emphasis
  • Begad – also an expression of shock or surprise
  • Bread – staple food made out of flour
  • Broad – wide
  • Cycad – a palm-like plant during the Triassic and Jurassic
  • Decad – a variant form of a decade, referring to the number 10
  • Dread – fear
  • Dryad – a type of butterfly or a nymph from Greek folklore
  • Farad – a unit of electrical capacity
  • Gonad – Reproductive cells
  • Hexad – a group of six
  • Hodad – a person who pretends to be a surfer
  • Jehad – a variation of Jihad
  • Jihad – a holy war
  • Knead – to work the dough with your hands
  • Menad – a variation of maenad meaning menace
  • Monad – the number one or a single unit
  • Naiad – a type of aquatic plant or water nymph
  • Nicad – a battery or power cell
  • Nomad – traveler or wanderer
  • Octad – a group of eight
  • Oread – a mountain nymph
  • Plead – to make an appeal
  • Quoad – a word meaning “as far as”
  • Salad – a dish made from raw or cooked vegetables.
  • Sepad – to presume or suppose
  • Snead – to prune or cut
  • Sprad – obsolete past participle of spread
  • Squad – small group or crew
  • Stead – place of function occupied by so
  • Strad – a violin that was made by Antonio Stradivari
  • Tread – to walk or step in a particular way
  • Triad – a group of three
  • Troad – an ancient region in Asia Minor
  • Ulnad – towards or in the direction of the ulna
  • Yclad – archaic past participle of the word clothe
  • Ydrad – Middle English word- the past participle of dread

We hope that our list of 5 letter words ending in AD proves useful for all your word endeavors whether it be word games, teaching new words to students, or just for your knowledge quest.

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5 Letter Words Ending in AD (52 Words in English) — Practice Quiz

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Q1

Question 1: According to the article, what does the 5-letter word 'dryad' mean?

Question 1 options
'Dryad' refers to a type of butterfly or a nymph from Greek folklore. The other options describe different words from the article's list.
Q2

Question 2: The word 'octad' means a group of ten.

Question 2 options
This is false. The article defines 'octad' as a group of eight. The word 'decad' is the one that refers to the number 10.
Q3

Question 3: Which of the following sentences uses the word 'knead' correctly based on its meaning in the article?

Question 3 options
'Knead' means to work the dough with your hands. The sentence about working bread dough uses the word correctly. The other sentences misapply the word's meaning.
Q4

Question 4: Match each 5-letter word ending in AD to its correct meaning.

Question 4 options
Nomad
Triad
Farad
Hodad
A group of three
A person who pretends to be a surfer
Traveler or wanderer
A unit of electrical capacity

Select an item on the left, then tap its match on the right.

'Nomad' means a traveler or wanderer. 'Triad' means a group of three. 'Farad' is a unit of electrical capacity. 'Hodad' is a person who pretends to be a surfer.
Q5

Question 5: The word 'yclad' is an archaic past participle of which word?

Question 5 options
The article states that 'yclad' is the archaic past participle of the word 'clothe.' The other options are incorrect associations.

Results from Word Finder

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  • accad (10)
  • adead (7)
  • adrad (7)
  • ahead (9)
  • ahmad (11)
  • akkad (14)
  • ampad (10)
  • aread (6)
  • arvad (9)
  • assad (6)
  • audad (7)
  • ayyad (12)
  • barad (8)
  • batad (8)
  • bedad (9)
  • begad (9)
  • bemad (10)
  • bread (8)
  • broad (8)
  • canad (8)
  • casad (8)
  • cicad (10)
  • clead (8)
  • cozad (17)
  • cycad (13)
  • decad (9)
  • divad (10)
  • dorad (7)
  • dread (7)
  • dryad (10)
  • ectad (8)
  • eliad (6)
  • entad (6)
  • eupad (8)
  • farad (9)
  • fouad (9)
  • fread (9)
  • garad (7)
  • gonad (7)
  • hadad (10)

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