Underground

[danmand]

The only noun in the english language that starts and ends with "und"

 

[nobody123]

The only word in the english language that starts and ends with "und"

Did someone UNDERFUND your edumacation there dan?

 

[Boss Nass]

Did someone UNDERFUND your edumacation there dan?

Beat me to it.

 

[George The Curious]

Round

 

[Viggo Rasmussen]

"underwound" has two meanings, it's the flesh beneath scar tissue or if your watch needs winding.

 

[FearlessFreep]

I just don't understand this thread.

 

[Sophia Sinclair]

Words that contain UND.

http://www.scrabblefinder.com/contains/und/

 

[Worf]

Words that contain UND.

http://www.scrabblefinder.com/contains/und/

... and end with UND

 

[thumper18474]

words spelled the same...forward and backward
aibohphobia
alula
cammac
civic
deified
deleveled
detartrated
devoved
dewed
evitative
Hannah
kayak
kinnikinnik
lemel
level
madam
Malayalam
minim
murdrum
peeweep
racecar
radar
redder
refer
reifier
repaper
reviver
rotator
rotavator
rotor
sagas
solos
sexes
stats
tenet
terret
testset

 

[nobody123]

more words that have nothing to do with this thread:

shoe
dog
avocado
lemon twist
horse blanket
calligraphy
real estate
orthopaedic
pizza
gazebo
painful discharge
the

 

[DELETDrileydaniels]

 

[shack]

"underwound" has two meanings, it's the flesh beneath scar tissue or if your watch needs winding.

The latter word is an adjective.

Never heard of the first one, but it looks like a noun.

 

[anonymong]

I can't believe you left out the most obvious >>> TIT

** must have been a Freudian slip **

Don't forget BOOB! Certainly related to TIT and spelled the same back or forwards.

 

[Viggo Rasmussen]

"ala" and "aha" are the same forwards and backwards - just used aha in scrabble an hour ago.

:thumb:

 

[Jacklyn7]

I found this thread to be very interesting. (I know that's a verb but I dun care)

 

[fmahovalich]

I'm undaunted by the lack of respect.....

 

[Viggo Rasmussen]

The latter word is an adjective.

Never heard of the first one, but it looks like a noun.

I have to admit to making up the word "underwound".

:eyebrows:

 

[danmand]

I find some of the words underfound