Words with 'lu' at the start and 'n' at the end


76 terms were discovered by our database.

4 letter words

  • lunn

5 letter words

  • lucan
  • luian
  • lukan
  • lumen
  • lupin

6 letter words

  • lucban
  • lucern
  • lucian
  • lucken
  • ludden
  • ludian
  • lumpen
  • lungan
  • lurdan
  • lusian
  • lutein
  • lutrin
  • luvian
  • luwian

7 letter words

  • lucayan
  • luchuan
  • lucigen
  • lullian
  • lumpkin
  • lumpman
  • lumpmen
  • lupanin
  • lupinin
  • lupulin
  • luracan
  • luthern
  • lutidin

8 letter words

  • lucullan
  • lughdoan
  • lunarian
  • lunation
  • luncheon
  • lusatian
  • lutation
  • luteolin
  • lutetian
  • lutheran
  • luxation

9 letter words

  • luciferin
  • lucration
  • lucretian
  • luctation
  • lucullian
  • ludgatian
  • ludlovian
  • lumberman
  • lumbermen
  • lupetidin

10 letter words

  • luciferian
  • ludgathian
  • ludolphian
  • lumination
  • lupanarian
  • lusitanian
  • lustration

11 letter words

  • lubrication
  • lubritorian
  • lucernarian
  • lucubration
  • lupercalian
  • luteotropin
  • luxuriation

12 letter words

  • lubrifaction
  • ludification
  • luteotrophin
  • luxemburgian

13 letter words

  • lubrification
  • lumbarization
  • luteinization

14 letter words

  • lustrification

Which word that starts with 'lu' and ends with 'n' is the most popular word?
The most popular word is 'luncheon', which in fact is the 9238th most popular word in this list.

What's the highest scoring word in Scrabble you can play for ?
We recommend using 'lumpkin' for a score of 15 points.

How many characters does the biggest word from this list consist of?
The biggest word is 14 letters long, which is 'lustrification'.

In total, how many possible words can you make using this list?
You can choose from 76 entries.

Is there a word from this page which might be thought of as interesting?
The most interesting word in this list is 'luctation'. According to the Oxford dictionary, 'luctation' means "Effort to overcome in contest; struggle; endeavor. [R.] Farindon.".