Words that start with 'm' and contain 'yin'


54 entries were discovered in our archives.

6 letter words

  • maying

7 letter words

  • mayings

8 letter words

  • marrying
  • mislying
  • moneying
  • moseying
  • muddying
  • mummying

9 letter words

  • medleying
  • melodying
  • minifying
  • mislaying
  • mispaying
  • missaying
  • modifying
  • molifying
  • monkeying
  • murphying
  • mutinying

10 letter words

  • magnifying
  • manslaying
  • masonrying
  • metrifying
  • micrifying
  • misallying
  • miscopying
  • misplaying
  • misrelying
  • mystifying
  • mythifying
  • mollifying
  • mortifying
  • multipying
  • mummifying
  • mundifying

11 letter words

  • misapplying
  • misassaying
  • miscarrying
  • monkeyfying
  • multiplying

12 letter words

  • malignifying
  • mercurifying
  • microcopying
  • misemploying
  • misoccupying
  • mystifyingly
  • mollifyingly
  • mortifyingly

13 letter words

  • misqualifying

14 letter words

  • misclassifying
  • misgivinglying
  • misidentifying
  • mollifyingness

15 letter words

  • missyllabifying

Which word in particular on this page is made up of the highest number of letters?
'Missyllabifying'

In Scrabble, what's the highest possible score you can get from this list of words starting with 'm' that contain 'yin'?
For 18 points in Scrabble, it's possible to play 'mummying'.

What's the most common word that starts with 'm' and includes 'yin'?
According to our records, the most common word in the dictionary that start with 'm' and include 'yin' is 'marrying'.

How many words could one make from this list?
From this list of words that start with 'm' and include 'yin', there are 54 combinations that are available overall.

What's a strange word on this list of words that start with 'm' and include 'yin'?
Our team thinks 'mortifying' to be the most weird word. The dictionary defines it as "1. Tending to mortify; affected by, or having symptoms of, mortification; as, a mortifying wound; mortifying flesh. 2. Subduing the appetites, desires, etc.; as, mortifying penances. 3. Tending to humble or abase; humiliating; as, a mortifying repulse.".