-age

Usage

• umbrage

  When you take umbrage, you take offense at what another has done.

• vantage

  A vantage is a position, condition, or place that contains a powerful benefit, favored spot, or helpful aid of some kind.

• tutelage

  To be under someone's tutelage is to be under their guidance and teaching.

• visage

  Someone's visage is their face or the expression their face can make.

• verbiage

  Verbiage is an excessive use of words to convey something that could be expressed using fewer words; it can also be the manner or style in which someone uses words.

• badinage

  Badinage is lighthearted conversation that involves teasing, jokes, and humor.

• entourage

  An entourage is a group of assistants, servants, and other people who tag along with an important person.

• barrage

  A barrage of something, such as words or missiles, is an attacking stream that bursts steadily upon someone.

• carnage

  Mass carnage is the massacre or slaughter of many people at one time, usually in battle or from an unusually intense natural disaster.

• bondage

  the state of being under the control of a force or influence or abstract power

• courage

  a quality of spirit that enables you to face danger or pain without showing fear

• dotage

  mental infirmity as a consequence of old age

• vagabondage

  travelling about without any clear destination