Words that contain 'd' and end in 'ms'


With so much choice (264 entries), there's certainly no limit.

4 letter words

  • dams
  • dbms
  • dims
  • doms

5 letter words

  • adams
  • dahms
  • deems
  • derms
  • dooms
  • dorms
  • drams
  • drums

6 letter words

  • adeems
  • bedims
  • datums
  • degums
  • deisms
  • denims
  • dreams
  • durums
  • idioms
  • madams
  • modems
  • odiums
  • sedums
  • vodums

7 letter words

  • anadems
  • bedlams
  • beldams
  • condoms
  • cundums
  • daddums
  • defoams
  • deforms
  • degerms
  • deperms
  • deworms
  • diadems
  • diatoms
  • dictums
  • dirdums
  • dirhams
  • disarms
  • dogdoms
  • drachms
  • dumdums
  • fandoms
  • goddams
  • indiums
  • iodisms
  • mediums
  • nudisms
  • podiums
  • radiums
  • randoms
  • redeems
  • sadisms
  • sodiums
  • tandems
  • tediums
  • wisdoms

8 letter words

  • agendums
  • bedrooms
  • bemadams
  • boredoms
  • bossdoms
  • cadmiums
  • chefdoms
  • czardoms
  • dadaisms
  • dayrooms
  • declaims
  • decorums
  • diagrams
  • dishelms
  • dodoisms
  • dogedoms
  • doldrums
  • dualisms
  • dukedoms
  • eardrums
  • earldoms
  • epiderms
  • exoderms
  • faddisms
  • fideisms
  • fiefdoms
  • filmdoms
  • freedoms
  • grandams
  • halidoms
  • heirdoms
  • hoodlums
  • humdrums
  • yardarms
  • idolisms
  • iridiums
  • jarldoms
  • kingdoms
  • ladanums
  • macadams
  • midterms
  • milldams
  • misdeems
  • modicums
  • mudrooms

9 letter words

  • addendums
  • bdelliums
  • birdfarms
  • caladiums
  • cardamoms
  • cardamums
  • chiefdoms
  • clerkdoms
  • coredeems
  • corundums
  • daydreams
  • dandyisms
  • darkrooms
  • datagrams
  • decagrams
  • decigrams
  • dekagrams
  • deliriums
  • demonisms
  • diazepams
  • didymiums
  • diestrums
  • diluviums
  • dimerisms
  • dynamisms
  • dioecisms
  • disbosoms
  • disclaims
  • ditheisms
  • dominiums
  • druidisms
  • duodenums
  • dwarfisms
  • ectoderms
  • endemisms
  • endoderms
  • entoderms
  • exordiums
  • faradisms
  • fluidrams
  • foredooms
  • gypsydoms
  • handlooms
  • headrooms
  • hedonisms

10 letter words

  • audiograms
  • broadlooms
  • cystidiums
  • cofferdams
  • conundrums
  • decenniums
  • dentaliums
  • deprograms
  • despotisms
  • diaphragms
  • martyrdoms
  • pachyderms
  • palladiums
  • presidiums
  • princedoms
  • pseudonyms
  • radiograms
  • roundworms
  • stomodeums
  • windstorms

11 letter words

  • auditoriums
  • bothridiums
  • bridegrooms
  • cardiograms
  • compendiums
  • delphiniums
  • dimorphisms
  • duodedenums
  • individuums
  • indumentums
  • johnadreams
  • kettledrums
  • memorandums
  • panjandrums
  • proctodeums
  • referendums
  • stipendiums
  • stomodaeums
  • subkingdoms

12 letter words

  • antependiums
  • bloodstreams
  • canadianisms
  • candelabrums
  • condominiums
  • oophoridiums
  • proctodaeums
  • quadrenniums
  • subdeliriums
  • succedaneums

13 letter words

  • condominiiums
  • thunderstorms
  • understratums

14 letter words

  • prememorandums

15 letter words

  • disequilibriums

18 letter words

  • electrocardiograms

What is the highest number of points you could get in Scrabble from this list of words that have 'd' in and end with 'ms'?
With an extensive 264 entries, it's best to pick 'czardoms' scoring 22 points.

How many viable words are possible to put together using the specified combination?
There are up to a maximum of 264 entries which address your query.

Which word that has 'd' in and ends with 'ms' is the most popular word in the dictionary?
We can verify that 'dreams' is the 2869th most common word.

What's the longest word you can make with this list?
'electrocardiograms' (18 characters)

Is there an example word from this page which could be thought of as interesting?
Our favorite unusual word from this page goes to 'doldrums'. It is defined as "A part of the ocean near the equator, abounding in calms, squalls, and light, baffling winds, which sometimes prevent all progress for weeks; -- so called by sailors. To be in the doldrums, to be in a state of listlessness ennui, or tedium.".