Words that start with 'sed' and contain 'n'


Our database has discovered 47 entries.

5 letter words

  • sedan

6 letter words

  • sedang
  • sedans
  • sedent

7 letter words

  • sedging

8 letter words

  • sedanier
  • sedating
  • sedation
  • sederunt
  • sediment
  • sedition
  • seducing

9 letter words

  • sedations
  • sedentary
  • sederunts
  • sediments
  • seditions
  • seduction

10 letter words

  • sedateness
  • sedentaria
  • sedimental
  • sedimented
  • seducement
  • seducingly
  • seductions

11 letter words

  • sedentarily
  • sedentation
  • sedimentary
  • sedimentate
  • sedimenting
  • sedimentous
  • seditionary
  • seditionist

12 letter words

  • seditionists
  • seductionist
  • sedulousness

13 letter words

  • sedentariness
  • sedimentaries
  • sedimentarily
  • sedimentation
  • sedimentology
  • seditiousness
  • seductiveness

14 letter words

  • sedimentologic

15 letter words

  • sedimentologist

16 letter words

  • sedimentological

18 letter words

  • sedimentologically

Which word from this list has the largest character count?
The largest word one can construct from this list is 'sedimentologically', which is made up of 18 characters.

Is there an example word from this page which might be deemed as unique in any manner?
By far the most weird word from this list is 'sedation'. According to the Oxford dictionary, 'sedation' means "The act of calming, or the state of being calm. [R.] Coles.".

What's the most popular word that starts with 'sed' and includes 'n' in the dictionary?
Our system says the most common word in the dictionary that start with 'sed' and include 'n' is 'sedan'!

In Scrabble, what is the highest possible score possible using words starting with 'sed' that contain 'n'?
From this combination of letters, the best word you should play is 'seducing' scoring 12 points in Scrabble.

In total, how many words can you make using this combination of letters?
It is possible to derive 47 words with the combination of words that start with 'sed' and include 'n'.