• lengh,
• eenough,
• enaugh,
• wegh,
• neigher,
• neighber,
• wheigh,
• nergy,
• reighn,
• neighter,
• wiegh,
• siegh,
• enouugh,
• niegh,
• neach,
• niech,
• nitgh,
• nergo,
• newphey,
• knigh,
• hoigh,
• nephi,
• unough,
• neeth,
• neiphew,
• neion,
• veign,
• liegh,
• eigh,
• enoigh,
• wieigh,
• kneehigh,
• neighbo,
• ewnough,
• anogh,
• neich,
• neght,
• beneigh,
• enouigh,
• enugh,
• eoungh,
• enagh,
• enourgh,
• enuogh,
• benigh,
• heigh,
• knewhe,
• neign,
• nough,
• nighr,
• theigh,
• engh,
• seigh,
• eniough,
• eneough,
• nieghbur,
• neithor,
• naight,
• nephu,
• wenough,
• neabough,
• rnough,
• aenough,
• ghfgh,
• naighbur,
• noight,
• neith,
• enouogh,
• hiegh,
• enior,
• nighy,
• wrigh,
• rieghn,
• enoygh,
• enogh,
• wnough,
• neair,
• newth,
• anough,
• enoough,
• enaough,
• maigh,
• neithia,
• neighnor,
• niight,
• neburgh,
• keigh,
• nefiw,
• roigh,
• unugh,
• nign,
• hiigh,
• enoiugh,
• eanough,
• nighly,
• newph,
• deighn,
• nephue,
• neighor,
• inogh.

Neigh! The familiar sound of a horse's whinny is a long-distance call that is heard far and wide in many parts of the world. It is a sound that has been associated with the horse for centuries and is one of the many sounds that humans have managed to capture in the written word.

A neigh is most commonly used by horses to express a range of feelings from pleasure to distress. Horses may neigh to greet friends, signal alarm, communicate with the herd, or to connect with the human they trust. A horse neighing may sound like a single note or phrase depending on the horse's mood.

5 letters

• gehin,
• hieng,
• ehing,
• hinge,
• henig,
• neigh.

4 letters

• engi,
• ghen,
• nghe,
• nigh,
• gihe,
• hing,
• nieh,
• engh,
• egin,
• inge,
• inhg,
• gehn,
• gihn,
• nige,
• gien.

3 letters

• gin,
• nig,
• inh,
• hie,
• hen,
• gen,
• hin,
• nih,
• ige.