Words ending in 'elt'


76 words have been uncovered.

3 letter words

  • elt

4 letter words

  • belt
  • celt
  • felt
  • gelt
  • yelt
  • kelt
  • melt
  • pelt
  • selt
  • telt
  • welt

5 letter words

  • dwelt
  • knelt
  • quelt
  • smelt
  • spelt
  • svelt
  • swelt

6 letter words

  • bepelt
  • hamelt
  • infelt
  • refelt
  • remelt
  • unbelt
  • unfelt
  • ungelt
  • unmelt
  • upbelt

7 letter words

  • flybelt
  • formelt
  • hellelt
  • hotmelt
  • indwelt
  • outfelt
  • reffelt
  • resmelt
  • respelt
  • sunbelt
  • undwelt
  • unspelt
  • wergelt

8 letter words

  • baysmelt
  • danegelt
  • deadmelt
  • demibelt
  • forefelt
  • foremelt
  • homefelt
  • longfelt
  • misspelt
  • outdwelt
  • outspelt
  • overmelt
  • overwelt
  • seatbelt
  • seechelt
  • snowbelt
  • snowmelt
  • topsmelt

9 letter words

  • crossbelt
  • foreffelt
  • greenbelt
  • heartfelt
  • intermelt
  • jacksmelt
  • quinaielt
  • roosevelt
  • stormbelt
  • topssmelt
  • underfelt
  • whitebelt

10 letter words

  • beaverpelt
  • nordenfelt

11 letter words

  • ausgespielt
  • shelterbelt

How many characters does the biggest word from this page contain?
The biggest word located by our team is 'ausgespielt'. It consists of 11 letters.

What is the highest scoring word in Scrabble you can play for ?
Using this particular combination, the best word you should play is 'homefelt' for a total of 16 points.

What word from this page is the most interesting?
Dictionarypedia considers 'gelt' to be the most interesting word on this list. 'Gelt' is defined as "Trubute, tax. [Obs.] All these the king granted unto them . . . Free from all gelts and payments, in a most full and ample manner. Fuller. A gelding. [Obs.] Mortimer. Gilding; tinsel. [Obs.] Spenser.", according to the dictionary.

What is the max number of words you can make from this list?
You can pick from up to 76 words that cover all variations.

Which word that ends with 'elt' is the most popular word?
Our system says the most popular word that end with 'elt' is 'felt'!