What are the six letter words that start and end with the same letter?

Answer 1

Oh, what a happy little question! Let's paint a picture with words, shall we? Some six-letter words that start and end with the same letter are "spirit," "peeped," and "redder." Isn't that just delightful? Keep exploring the beauty of words, my friend.

Answer 2

Words that have this property and are the same forwards and backwards are: deified, redder, repaper, reviver The list of all words with the stated property: abracadabra, alchemical, alfalfa, anticoagulant, antidepressant, antioxidant, antiperspirant, bedaubed, believable, bonbon, cancan, cataract, chichi, classical, dairymaid, dartboard, deadhead, deified, despised, detected, deteriorated, detested, detonated, detracted, devolved, draftboard, drainboard, dumdum, earthenware, edified, encumbrance, endungeoned, enshrines, entailment, entanglement, entente, entertainment, enthrallment, enthronement, enticement, entitlement, entombment, entrainment, entrancement, entrapment, entrenchment, estates, estimates, foolproof, gasbags, gingering, ginning, hotshot, hypertrophy, identified, igniting, ignoring, ingesting, ingoing, ingraining, ingratiating, ingrowing, inoculation, ionization, lackadaisical, marjoram, mesdames, microcosmic, murmur, museums, muumuu, niggarding, niggling, nightclubbing, outshout, physiography, pillowslip, pompom, reappear, redder, redelivered, rediscovered, repaper, rescuers, researchers, resellers, resisters, resolvers, respecters, respires, responders, restorers, restores, restrainers, restructures, reviver, revolver, sacroiliacs, sanitarians, servers, sheathes, shellfishes, sitarist, situationist, spectroscopes, steadiest, stealthiest, steamiest, steeliest, steepest, sternest, stockpots, tartar, teammate, tenement, tessellates, testates, testes, testiest, tormentor, trendsetter, tsetse, underfund, underground

Answer 3

words with 6 letters that begin and end with the same letter:

• armada
• cosmic
• dread
• dried
• demand
• defend
• dialed
• denied
• entire
• empire
• expire
• ensure
• enable
• exhume
• exhale
• gaming
• giving
• hearth
• laurel
• mayhem
• notion
• nation
• pileup
• rocker
• rancor
• ranger
• ringer
• stylus
• ticket
• tyrant
• tenant
• willow
• yearly

Answer 4

There are too many six letter words that can be made that start and end with the same letter.

Note: There are too many six letter S words to list.

To name a few:

1. Abasia: a defect in muscular coordination in walking.
2. Abelia: an Asian or Mexican shrub.
3. Abolla: a cloak worn in ancient Rome.
4. Abulia: loss of willpower.
5. Acacia: a flowering tree or shrub.
6. Acedia: apathy.
7. Adnexa: conjoined anatomical parts.
8. Aftosa: a disease of hoofed mammals.
9. Agenda: a list of things to be done.
10. Ahimsa: the Hindu principle of nonviolence.
11. Alaska: a heavy fabric.
12. Albata: an alloy of copper, nickel, and zinc.
13. Alexia: a cerebral disorder marked by the loss of the ability to read.
14. Alodia: allodium.
15. Alpaca: a ruminant mammal.
16. Althea: a flowering plant.
17. Alumna: a female graduate.
18. Amarna: pertaining to a certain historical period of ancient Egypt.
19. Amoeba: a unicellular microscopic organism.
20. Amrita: a beverage that bestows immortality in Hindu mythology.
21. Amusia: the inability to recognize musical sounds.
22. Anemia: a disorder of the blood.
23. Angina: a disease marked by spasmodic attacks of intense pain.
24. Angora: the long, silky hair of a domestic goat.
25. Anoxia: absence of oxygen.
26. Aphtha: a small blister in the mouth or stomach.
27. Arcana: a mystery.
28. Areola: a small space in a network of leaf veins.
29. Argala: a type of stork.
30. Arista: a bristlelike structure or appendage.
31. Armada: a fleet of warships.
32. Arroba: a Spanish unit of weight.
33. Asthma: a respiratory disease.
34. Ataxia: loss of muscular coordination.
35. Aurora: the rising light of the morning.
36. Axilla: the armpit.
37. Azalea: a flowering shrub.
38. Baobab: a tropical tree.
39. Bedaub: to besmear.
40. Bedumb: to render speechless.
41. Benumb: to make numb.
42. Bicarb: sodium bicarbonate.
43. Cadmic: pertaining to a metallic element.
44. Calcic: pertaining to lime or calcium.
45. Calpac: a sheepskin hat.
46. Capric: pertaining to a goat.
47. Caseic: pertaining to a milk protein.
48. Celiac: one that has a chronic nutritional disturbance.
49. Chebec: a small bird.
50. Chemic: a chemist.
51. Choric: pertaining to a chorus.
52. Citric: derived from citrus fruits.
53. Cleric: a member of the clergy.
54. Clinic: a medical facility.
55. Clitic: a word pronounced as part of a neighboring word.
56. Cognac: a brandy.
57. Corsac: an Asian fox.
58. Cosmic: pertaining to the cosmos.
59. Cretic: a type of metrical foot.
60. Critic: one who judges the merits of something.
61. Cultic: pertaining to a cult.
62. Cupric: containing copper.
63. Cyanic: blue or bluish.
64. Cyclic: moving in complete circles.
65. Cystic: pertaining to a cyst.
66. Dabbed: to have touched lightly.
67. Dadoed: to set into a groove.
68. Daffed: to thrust aside.
69. Damped: to lessen in intensity.
70. Danced: to move rhythmically to music.
71. Dapped: to dip lightly or quickly into water.
72. Darted: to move suddenly or swiftly.
73. Dashed: to strike violently.
74. Daubed: to smear.
75. Dawned: to begin to grow light in the morning.
76. Daybed: a couch that can be converted into a bed.
77. Decked: to adorn.
78. Deemed: to hold as an opinion.
79. Defend: to protect.
80. Defied: to resist openly and boldly.
81. Defund: to withdraw funding from.
82. Deiced: to free from ice.
83. Delved: to search in depth.
84. Demand: to ask for with authority.
85. Denied: to declare to be untrue.
86. Dented: to make a depression in.
87. Depend: to rely.
88. Devoid: completely lacking.
89. Diacid: a type of acid.
90. Dialed: to manipulate a calibrated disk.
91. Dibbed: to fish by letting the bait bob lightly on the water.
92. Dimmed: past tense of dim.
93. Dinged: to ring.
94. Dinked: to adorn.
95. Dinned: past tense of din.
96. Dinted: to dent.
97. Dioxid: dioxide.
98. Dipped: a past tense of dip.
99. Dirked: to stab with a small knife.
100. Dirled: to tremble.
101. Dished: to put into a dish (a concave vessel).
102. Disked: to break up land with a type of farm implement.
103. Dissed: past tense of dis.
104. Docked: to bring into a dock (a wharf).
105. Dodged: to evade.
106. Dogged: past tense of dog.
107. Dolled: to dress stylishly.
108. Donned: past tense of don.
109. Doomed: to destine to an unhappy fate.
110. Dossed: to sleep in any convenient place.
111. Dotard: a senile person.
112. Dotted: past tense of dot.
113. Doused: to plunge into water.
114. Downed: to cause to fall.
115. Dowsed: to search for underground water with a divining rod.
116. Draped: to arrange in graceful folds.
117. Drayed: to transport by dray (a low, strong cart).
118. Droned: to make a continuous low sound.
119. Dubbed: to confer knighthood on.
120. Ducked: to lower quickly.
121. Dueled: to fight formally.
122. Dulled: to make less sharp.
123. Dumped: to let fall heavily.
124. Dunked: to dip into liquid.
125. Dusted: to make free of dust (minute particles of matter).
126. Edible: something fit to be eaten.
127. Efface: to rub or wipe out.
128. Elapse: to pass away.
129. Emerge:
130. Emigre:
131. Empire:
132. Enable:
133. Encase:
134. Encode:
135. Encore:
136. Endive:
137. Endure:
138. Engage:
139. Engine:
140. Enrage:
141. Ensure:
142. Entice:
143. Entire:
144. Entree:
145. Enzyme:
146. Equate:
147. Equine:
148. Escape:
149. Estate:
150. Ethane:
151. Euchre:
152. Evince:
153. Evolve:
154. Excise:
155. Excite:
156. Excuse:
157. Exhale:
158. Exhume:
159. Expire:
160. Expose:
161. Flyoff: a competitive testing of model aircraft.
162. Gaging: present participle of gage.
163. Gaming: the practice of gambling.
164. Gaping: present participle of gape.
165. Gasbag: a bag for holding gas.
166. Gating: the process of opening and closing a channel.
167. Gazing: present participle of gaze.
168. Geeing: to turn to the right.
169. Gibing: to jeer.
170. Giving: present participle of give.
171. Gluing: present participle of glue.
172. Goring: present participle of gore.
173. Gundog: a hunting dog.
174. Guying: to ridicule.
175. Gyring: to move in a circle or spiral.
176. Gyving: to shackle.
177. Haunch: the hindquarter.
178. Health: the physical condition of an organism.
179. Hearth: the floor of a fireplace.
180. Hookah: a water pipe.
181. Hoorah: to hurrah.
182. Hurrah: to cheer.
183. Incubi: a demon.
184. Isthmi: a strip of land connecting two larger land masses.
185. Kalpak: a sheepskin hat.
186. Kopeck: a Russian coin.
187. Lapful: as much as the lap can hold.
188. Larval: the immature form of various insects and animals when newly hatched.
189. Laurel: to crown with a wreath of evergreen leaves.
190. Lawful: allowed by law (the body of rules governing the affairs of a community).
191. Lentil:a Eurasian annual plant.
192. Lethal: a death-causing genetic defect.
193. Lineal: being directly descended from an ancestor.
194. Lintel: a horizontal supporting beam.
195. Magnum: a large wine bottle.
196. Mayhem: the offense of willfully maiming a person.
197. Medium: a surrounding environment in which something functions and thrives.
198. Milium: a small, whitish lump in the skin.
199. Monism: a philosophical theory.
200. Museum: a place where objects of lasting interest or value are cared for and exhibited.
201. Nandin: an evergreen shrub.
202. Napkin: a piece of material used to wipe the hands and mouth.
203. Nation: a politically organized people who share a territory, customs, and history.
204. Neaten: to make neat.
205. Nelson: a Wrestling hold.
206. Neuron: the basic cellular unit of the nervous system.
207. Newton: a unit of force.
208. Niacin: a B vitamin.
209. Noggin: a small cup.
210. Notion: a general idea.
211. Nubbin: an undeveloped fruit.
212. Octavo: a page size.
213. Overdo: to do to excess.
214. Petnap: to steal a pet for profit.
215. Pickup: a small truck.
216. Pileup: a collision involving several motor vehicles.
217. Preamp: an amplifier.
218. Pullup: the act of raising oneself while hanging by the hands.
219. Pushup: a type of exercise.
220. Racier:
221. Rafter:
222. Raider:
223. Raiser:
224. Rancor:
225. Ranger:
226. Ranker:
227. Ranter:
228. Rapier:
229. Rapper:
230. Raptor:
231. Rasher:
232. Rasper:
233. Raster:
234. Rather:
235. Ratter:
236. Reader:
237. Realer:
238. Reamer:
239. Reaper:
240. Rector:
241. Redder:
242. Reefer:
243. Render:
244. Renter:
245. Repair:
246. Rhymer:
247. Ribber:
248. Richer:
249. Rifler:
250. Rigger:
251. Ringer:
252. Rioter:
253. Ripper:
254. Roamer:
255. Robber:
256. Rocker:
257. Roller:
258. Romper:
259. Roofer:
260. Rooter:
261. Ropier:
262. Rosier:
263. Roster:
264. Rotter:
265. Router:
266. Rubber:
267. Runner:
268. Rusher:
269. Sabers:
270. Sables:
271. Saints:
272. Salads:
273. Salons:
274. Salves:
275. Salvos:
276. Sambas:
277. Sasses:
278. Sauces:
279. Saunas:
280. Sautes:
281. Savers:
282. Savors:
283. Savoys:
284. Sayers:
285. Scalds:
286. Scales:
287. Scalps:
288. Scamps:
289. Scants:
290. Scares:
291. Scarfs:
292. Scenes:
293. Scents:
294. Scolds:
295. Scoops:
296. Scoots:
297. Scopes:
298. Scores:
299. Scours:
300. Scouts:
301. Selves:
302. Shacks:
303. Shafts:
304. Shakes:
305. Shapes:
306. Slides:
307. Slimes:
308. Smiles:
309. Stalls:
310. Tablet: to inscribe on a small, flat surface.
311. Talent: a special natural ability.
312. Target: to make a goal of.
313. Taught: to impart knowledge or skill to.
314. Teapot: a vessel used in making and serving tea.
315. Tenant: to inhabit.
316. Tercet: a group of three lines of verse.
317. Terret: a metal ring on a harness.
318. Theist: one who believes in the existence of a god.
319. Thirst: to feel a desire or need to drink.
320. Threat: to threaten.
321. Thrift: care and wisdom in the management of one's resources.
322. Throat: to utter in a hoarse voice.
323. Thrust: to push forcibly.
324. Thwart: to prevent the accomplishment of.
325. Ticket: to attach a tag to.
326. Tidbit: a choice bit of food.
327. Tipcat: a game resembling baseball.
328. Tippet: a covering for the shoulders.
329. Toilet: a large bowl attached to a pipe that is used for getting rid of bodily waste and then flushed with water.
330. Trivet: a small stand having three legs.
331. Truant: to stay out of school without permission.
332. Truest: superlative of true.
333. Tryout: a test of ability.
334. Typist: one who types.
335. Tyrant:a ruler who has complete power over a country and who is cruel and unfair.
336. Wallow: to roll about.
337. Warsaw: a marine fish.
338. Willow: a tree that has long, narrow leaves and strong, thin branches that are used to make baskets.
339. Window: to provide with a window (an opening in a wall to admit light and air).
340. Winnow: to free grain from impurities.
341. Yarely: nimble.
342. Yearly: a publication appearing once a year.
343. Yeasty: foamy.

Answer 5

rather, gaping, danced