Words that contain 'hy' and end in 'ze'


62 words have been generated using the combination you requested.

9 letter words

  • anhydrize
  • hyalinize
  • hybridize
  • hydrolize
  • hydrolyze
  • hygienize
  • hyphenize
  • hypnotize
  • hypocrize
  • rhythmize
  • thymolize

10 letter words

  • hypnoidize
  • porphyrize
  • symphytize

11 letter words

  • anhydridize
  • dehypnotize
  • hydrogenize
  • hydroxylize
  • hyperbolize
  • hypostasize
  • hypostatize
  • hypothesize
  • hypothetize
  • rehybridize
  • rehypnotize
  • rhythmicize
  • unhypnotize

12 letter words

  • dehydrofroze
  • hyperrealize
  • phylacterize
  • physiologize
  • thymectomize

13 letter words

  • dehydroffroze
  • dehydrofreeze
  • dehydrogenize
  • dephysicalize
  • enhypostatize
  • hyperimmunize
  • hyperpolarize
  • hypervitalize
  • hyposensitize
  • metaphysicize
  • physiognomize
  • thiohydrolyze

14 letter words

  • hypercriticize
  • hyperemphasize
  • hyperoxygenize
  • hypersensitize
  • hysterectomize
  • ichthyophagize
  • interhybridize
  • outhyperbolize
  • perhydrogenize

15 letter words

  • brachycephalize
  • hyperinsulinize
  • hyperparasitize
  • hyperthyroidize
  • thyroidectomize

16 letter words

  • hypophysectomize
  • hysteroproterize

19 letter words

  • parathyroidectomize

24 letter words

  • thyroparathyroidectomize

How many characters does the biggest word on this page contain?
The longest word one could construct from words that have 'hy' in and end with 'ze' is 'thyroparathyroidectomize', and it consists 24 letters.

How many words could one make using the combination which you've searched for?
It's possible to make 62 words with the combination you asked for.

What word from this list is the most interesting?
By far the most weird word from this list is 'hypostasize'. According to the English dictionary, 'hypostasize' is defined as "To make into a distinct substance; to conceive or treat as an existing being; to hypostatize. [R.] The pressed Newtonians . . . Refused to hypostasize the law of gravitation into an ether. Coleridge.".