Words that start with 'hi' and contain 'k'


57 entries were constructed from the combination you searched for.

4 letter words

  • hick
  • hike

5 letter words

  • hicky
  • hicks
  • hiked
  • hiker
  • hikes

6 letter words

  • hickey
  • hicket
  • hijack
  • hikers
  • hiking
  • hikuli
  • hinoki

7 letter words

  • hickeys
  • hickish
  • hickory
  • hickway
  • hijacks
  • hijinks
  • hillock
  • hiplike

8 letter words

  • hickeyes
  • hicksite
  • hickwall
  • highjack
  • hiyakkin
  • hijacked
  • hijacker
  • hillocky
  • hillocks
  • hinddeck
  • hipflask
  • hiroyuki
  • hivelike

9 letter words

  • hianakoto
  • hickified
  • hickories
  • hieromonk
  • highjacks
  • hijackers
  • hijacking
  • hillocked
  • hingelike
  • hitchhike

10 letter words

  • highjacked
  • highjacker
  • hijackings
  • hitchhiked
  • hitchhiker
  • hitchhikes

11 letter words

  • hickishness
  • hickscorner
  • highjacking
  • highpockets
  • hitchhikers
  • hitchhiking

Which word that starts with 'hi' and includes 'k' is the most popular word in the dictionary?
We can confirm that 'hillock' is the 27839th most common word.

What is the maximum number of words one is able to create from words that start with 'hi' and include 'k'?
It is possible to assemble 57 words from the letter combination you asked for.

Which is the most unusual word that starts with 'hi' and includes 'k'?
Arguably one of the most interesting words from this list is 'hickory'. 'Hickory' is defined as "An American tree of the genus Carya, of which there are several species. The shagbark is the C. Alba, and has a very rough bark; it affords the hickory nut of the markets. The pignut, or brown hickory, is the C. Glabra. The swamp hickory is C. Amara, having a...", according to the English dictionary.

What's the highest score you're able to get in Scrabble from this list of words that start with 'hi' and include 'k'?
For 28 points, it's possible to use 'highjack'.

How many letters are in the largest word from this list?
'Hickishness' is the longest word that the Dictionarypedia database could construct.