Words that start with 'est' and contain 'l'


57 entries were uncovered.

6 letter words

  • estall
  • estoil
  • estral

7 letter words

  • estable
  • estadal
  • estadel
  • estella
  • estival
  • estoile
  • estriol
  • estrual

8 letter words

  • estately
  • esterlin
  • estolide
  • estoppal
  • estoppel
  • estragol
  • estriols

9 letter words

  • establish
  • esterling
  • estimable
  • estimably
  • estoppels
  • estradiol
  • estragole
  • estrangle
  • estuarial

10 letter words

  • esteemable
  • estensible
  • esthetical
  • estipulate
  • estotiland
  • estrangelo
  • estrildine

11 letter words

  • established
  • establisher
  • establishes
  • esterellite
  • esthetology

12 letter words

  • establishing
  • esterifiable
  • esthesiology
  • esthetically
  • estimatingly

13 letter words

  • establishable
  • establishment
  • esthematology
  • esthesioblast
  • estimableness

14 letter words

  • establishments
  • estrogenically

16 letter words

  • establishmentism

17 letter words

  • establismentarian

18 letter words

  • establishmentarian
  • esthesiophysiology

20 letter words

  • establismentarianism

21 letter words

  • establishmentarianism

How many characters are in the longest word on this list?
The word 'establishmentarianism' has 21 characters.

What's the highest number of points you can get in Scrabble from this list of words that start with 'est' and include 'l'?
One could make 'estoppal' which gets 12 points.

What is the most popular word that starts with 'est' and includes 'l' in the dictionary?
A common word for your search is 'established'.

How many words can one make using the combination of letters requested?
It is possible to create 57 words with the specified combination.

What's an unusual word from all the word combinations possible ?
The most strange word based on a recently conducted poll is 'estoppel'. According to the dictionary, 'estoppel' is defined as "(a) A stop; an obstruction or bar to one's alleging or denying a fact contrary to his own previous action, allegation, or denial; an admission, by words or conduct, which induces another to purchase rights, against which the party making such admission can not take a position inconsistent with the...".