Words that start with 'b' and contain 'ckh'


For words starting with 'b' that contain 'ckh', there are 41 entries available.

7 letter words

  • backhoe

8 letter words

  • backhand
  • backhaul
  • backheel
  • backhoes
  • buckhorn

9 letter words

  • backhands
  • backhatch
  • backhauls
  • backhouse
  • blackhead
  • blockhead
  • blockhole
  • brickhood
  • buckhound

10 letter words

  • backhanded
  • backhander
  • backhauled
  • backhooker
  • backhouses
  • blackheads
  • blackheart
  • blockheads
  • blockholer
  • blockhouse
  • buckhounds

11 letter words

  • backhanding
  • backhauling
  • blackhander
  • blockheaded
  • blockhouses

12 letter words

  • backhandedly
  • blackhearted
  • blockheadish
  • blockheadism

13 letter words

  • blockheadedly

14 letter words

  • backhandedness
  • blackheartedly

15 letter words

  • blockheadedness

16 letter words

  • blackheartedness
  • blockheadishness

What's the most popular word that starts with 'b' and includes 'ckh'?
The most popular word is 'blockhead', which is in fact the 34027th most common word in the dictionary.

In total, how many words are there using this list?
From this page of words that start with 'b' and include 'ckh', Dictionarypedia has discovered 41 entries that can be selected.

What's the highest score you could get in Scrabble using this list of words that start with 'b' and contain 'ckh'?
Using this combination, it is possible to play 'backhand' which gets 20 in Scrabble.

What is the longest word you can derive from words that start with 'b' and include 'ckh'?
'Blackheartedness' is the largest word that the Dictionarypedia database could assemble. It is made up 16 characters.

Which word from this list is the most interesting?
Ranking as our favorite strange word on this list is 'backheel'. The definition of 'backheel' is as follows: "A method of tripping by getting the leg back of the opponent's heel on the outside and pulling forward while pushing his body back; a throw made in this way. -- V. T. To trip (a person) in this way.". Source Oxford Dictionary.