Words that contain 'f' and end in 'ch'


65 entries have been found based on the letter combination specified.

5 letter words

  • fetch
  • filch
  • finch
  • fitch
  • fotch

6 letter words

  • affich
  • faunch
  • fetich
  • flanch
  • fleech
  • flench
  • fletch
  • flinch
  • flysch
  • flitch
  • fratch
  • french
  • frisch

7 letter words

  • axfetch
  • befilch
  • flaunch
  • fraunch
  • refetch

8 letter words

  • enfranch
  • farfetch
  • flywinch
  • frohlich
  • hawfinch
  • redfinch

9 letter words

  • bullfinch
  • chaffinch
  • coldfinch
  • flaxwench
  • forasmuch
  • forehatch
  • foreleech
  • foremarch
  • foreporch
  • forereach
  • foreteach
  • forevouch
  • frogmarch
  • goldfinch
  • surfperch
  • tarefitch
  • whitfinch

10 letter words

  • afterhatch
  • aftertouch
  • filibranch
  • forechurch
  • forespeech
  • grassfinch
  • greenfinch

11 letter words

  • afterbreach
  • afterchurch
  • afterspeech
  • faithbreach
  • fevertwitch
  • foliobranch

12 letter words

  • afterstretch
  • inferobranch

13 letter words

  • featherstitch
  • forwardsearch
  • kaffeeklatsch
  • liebfraumilch

What is the highest scoring word you can play in Scrabble ?
One can make 'axfetch' which scores 22 points.

What is the total number of words you're able to assemble using words that have 'f' in and end with 'ch'?
You could assemble 65 words from the specified combination.

Which word on this page stands out as the most popular?
The most well-known word is 'fetch', which in fact is the 4340th most popular word in this list.

What is the biggest word you can assemble from this list?
The largest word is 13 letters long, which is 'featherstitch'.

Which word that has 'f' in and ends with 'ch' is the most interesting?
The most peculiar word from this page is 'flanch'. The definition of 'flanch' is as follows: "1. A flange. [R.]. (Her.) A bearing consisting of a segment of a circle encroaching on the field from the side. Note: Flanches are always in pairs. A pair of flanches is considered one of the subordinaries.".