Words that include 'emy'


Keep scrolling to uncover 64 entries for any words that include 'emy'.

4 letter words

  • demy
  • emyd
  • emys

5 letter words

  • emyde
  • emyds
  • enemy
  • itemy

6 letter words

  • emydea
  • emydes
  • jeremy
  • schemy
  • totemy

7 letter words

  • academy
  • alchemy
  • anthemy
  • emydian
  • epidemy
  • euphemy
  • pandemy
  • phasemy
  • ptolemy
  • spanemy

8 letter words

  • bartlemy
  • biochemy
  • demyship
  • emydidae
  • emydinae
  • enemying
  • monosemy
  • nonenemy
  • polysemy
  • zoochemy

9 letter words

  • archenemy
  • blasphemy
  • chrysemys
  • demystify
  • demythify
  • enemylike
  • enemyship
  • vitremyte

10 letter words

  • malaclemys
  • premycotic

11 letter words

  • demyelinate
  • emydosauria
  • heterophemy
  • premythical

12 letter words

  • calycanthemy
  • emydosaurian
  • nonblasphemy
  • plemyrameter
  • premyelocyte

13 letter words

  • demyelination
  • demythologise
  • demythologize

14 letter words

  • demythologised
  • demythologized
  • demythologizer
  • demythologizes

15 letter words

  • demystification
  • demythologising
  • demythologizing

17 letter words

  • demythologisation
  • demythologization

18 letter words

  • demythologizations

What's the biggest word you can create with this list?
The word 'demythologizations' contains 18 characters.

What is the total number of words you could assemble using this combination of letters?
You can assemble 64 words with the specified combination.

Which word on this page is the most common?
There's 'enemy' which ranks as the 904th most common word.

What is the highest number of points you could get in Scrabble using this list of words containing 'emy'?
For 27 points, you could play 'zoochemy'.

What is an example of a unique word with 'emy' in them?
Standing as our favorite interesting word on this list is 'blasphemy'. The definition of 'blasphemy' is as follows: "1. An indignity offered to God in words, writing, or signs; impiously irreverent words or signs addressed to, or used in reference to, god; speaking evil of God; also, the act of claiming the attributes or prerogatives of deity. Note: When used generally in statutes or at common law, blasphemy...". Credit to the Oxford Dictionary.