Words that start with 'i' and contain 'lut'


39 results were constructed from your specific request.

6 letter words

  • inglut

8 letter words

  • illutate
  • involute

9 letter words

  • impollute
  • involuted
  • involutes

10 letter words

  • illutation
  • insalutary
  • involutely
  • involuting
  • involution
  • involutory
  • irresolute

11 letter words

  • indissolute
  • inglutition
  • intersalute
  • intervolute
  • involutedly
  • involutions

12 letter words

  • intersaluted
  • involutional
  • involutorial
  • irresolutely
  • irresolution

13 letter words

  • intersaluting
  • intervolution
  • introvolution
  • involutionary
  • isoagglutinin

14 letter words

  • inagglutinable
  • irresoluteness

15 letter words

  • isoagglutinogen

16 letter words

  • interagglutinate
  • isoagglutination
  • isoagglutinative

17 letter words

  • inagglutinability
  • interagglutinated

18 letter words

  • interagglutinating
  • interagglutination

How many words are there using this list?
There are 39 entries.

Which word that starts with 'i' and includes 'lut' is the most common word?
A well-known word for the combination you searched is 'irresolute'.

What's the longest word you can construct using words that start with 'i' and include 'lut'?
The largest word is 18 characters long, which is 'interagglutinating'.

In Scrabble, what is the highest number of points you can get from this list of words starting with 'i' that contain 'lut'?
From this particular combination, you could make 'involute' for a score of 11 points in Scrabble.

Which is the most unusual word from this list?
One of the most weird words from this list of words that start with 'i' and include 'lut' is 'involution'. 'Involution''s definition is "1. The act of involving or infolding. 2. The state of being entangled or involved; complication; entanglement. All things are mixed, and causes blended, by mutual involutions. Glanvill. 3. That in which anything is involved, folded, or wrapped; envelope. Sir T. Browne. 4. (Gram.) The insertion of one or...", according to the dictionary.