Unique 6 Letter Words
Below is a list of the more unique 6 letter words we could find.
These six-letter words can be considered unique because they either sound interesting, have a distinctive meaning, or offer a linguistic rhythm that stands out in conversation and writing.
Their sound, meaning or connotation makes them versatile in both everyday language and word games.
Unique 6 Letter Words
- Adrift – Floating without control; off course.
- Ablaze – Burning fiercely; on fire.
- Baffle – To confuse or bewilder.
- Brevet – A military rank conferred for outstanding service.
- Cachet – A distinguishing mark or seal; prestige.
- Crisps – Thin slices of potato fried until crunchy.
- Dawdle – To waste time; to loiter or move slowly.
- Dredge – To clean, deepen, or widen a waterway.
- Elicit – To draw out or evoke.
- Engulf – To surround or cover completely.
- Fickle – Likely to change frequently; unpredictable.
- Flagon – A large container for drinks.
- Gabble – To talk rapidly or unintelligibly.
- Grinds – Crush or break something into small particles.
- Hassle – Annoying routine or petty inconvenience.
- Hinged – Attached with a flexible joint.
- Influx – A flowing in, especially of people or things.
- Infuse – To steep in liquid to extract flavors or medicinal properties.
- Jigsaw – A puzzle consisting of pieces that fit together to form a picture.
- Joules – Units of energy in the International System of Units.
- Klaxon – An electric horn or warning device.
- Kneads – To work and press (dough or clay) into a uniform mixture.
- Lagoon – A shallow body of water separated from the sea.
- Lender – A person or organization that provides funds.
- Molted – Shed old feathers, hair, or skin.
- Mosaic – A picture or pattern produced by arranging small colored pieces.
- Nicker – A soft noise made by a horse.
- Nuzzle – To push or rub gently against another object.
- Orchid – A plant with complex flowers.
- Outlay – An amount of money spent on something.
- Paunch – A large, protruding belly; stomach.
- Pewter – A gray alloy of tin with other metals.
- Quartz – A hard mineral composed of silica.
- Quiver – A case for holding arrows; to tremble or shake.
- Rabble – A disorderly crowd; a mob.
- Ritual – A set of fixed actions performed regularly.
- Sachet – A small perfumed bag used to scent clothes.
- Skewer – A long pin for holding meat in place while it is cooked.
- Thwart – To prevent someone from accomplishing something.
- Tocsin – An alarm bell or signal.
- Ungain – Not graceful; clumsy.
- Uptick – A small increase or upward trend.
- Vaults – Secure rooms for valuables; also, to leap or spring.
- Visage – A person’s face, with reference to the form or proportions.
- Waddle – To walk with short steps, swaying from side to side.
- Writhe – To twist or bend the body about, or squirm.
- Xenial – Relating to hospitality; friendly to strangers.
- Yawing – An oscillating movement of a ship or aircraft.
- Yeasty – Relating to, containing, or resembling yeast.
- Zephyr – A gentle, mild breeze.
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