Words that contain 'g' and end in 'gic'


Dictionarypedia has detected 63 results.

6 letter words

  • agogic

7 letter words

  • georgic

8 letter words

  • anagogic
  • apagogic
  • epagogic
  • gambogic
  • geologic
  • isagogic

9 letter words

  • agrologic
  • demagogic
  • hemagogic
  • paragogic
  • pedagogic

10 letter words

  • cholagogic
  • gastralgic
  • genealogic
  • gnomologic
  • hagiologic
  • hypnagogic
  • hypnogogic
  • mystagogic
  • paedagogic
  • sialagogic
  • sialogogic

11 letter words

  • angelologic
  • egyptologic
  • emmenagogic
  • genecologic
  • genesiurgic
  • geobiologic
  • geratologic
  • gynecologic
  • glaciologic
  • glottologic
  • graphologic
  • nongeologic
  • organologic
  • psychagogic
  • ptyalagogic
  • unpedagogic

12 letter words

  • agrobiologic
  • agrostologic
  • geostrategic
  • gerontologic
  • gynaecologic
  • laryngologic
  • nonpedagogic
  • pharyngalgic

13 letter words

  • geohydrologic
  • hydrogeologic
  • nongenealogic
  • paleogeologic
  • photogeologic
  • rontgenologic

14 letter words

  • genethlialogic
  • geochronologic
  • geomorphologic
  • helminthagogic
  • pharyngoplegic
  • roentgenologic

15 letter words

  • otolaryngologic

17 letter words

  • gastroenterologic

20 letter words

  • otorhinolaryngologic

How many characters are in the longest word from this page?
'otorhinolaryngologic'.

In total, how many words could one make using these particular combinations of letters?
One can derive 63 words using the specified combination.

What is the most common word that has 'g' in and ends with 'gic' in the dictionary?
According to our records, the most common word that have 'g' in and end with 'gic' is 'geologic'!

What's the highest scoring word you can play in Scrabble ?
It is possible to make 'gambogic' which gets 16 points.

What is a peculiar word from the combinations possible on this page?
Dictionarypedia thinks 'pedagogic' to be the most strange word. 'Pedagogic''s definition is "See Pedagogics. Of or pertaining to a pedagogue; suited to, or characteristic of, a pedagogue.", according to the English dictionary.