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What words end with suffix Ard?

The suffix "-ard" is not a common English suffix. It's more likely you're thinking of "-ard" which is a suffix that means "one who is habitually..."

Here are some words that end with "-ard":

* drunkard: a person who habitually drinks too much alcohol

* coward: a person who is habitually afraid

* laggard: a person who is habitually slow

* wizard: a person who is habitually skilled in magic

* blackguard: a scoundrel, a person who is habitually dishonest or immoral

* blizzard: a severe snowstorm (this word is an exception to the "habitual" meaning)

Let me know if you had another suffix in mind!

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