Words that contain 'l' and end in 'ps'


With so much choice (222 entries), the sky's your limit.

4 letter words

  • alps
  • laps
  • lips
  • lops

5 letter words

  • blips
  • claps
  • clips
  • clops
  • elaps
  • elops
  • flaps
  • flips
  • flops
  • glops
  • gulps
  • helps
  • yelps
  • kelps
  • klops
  • lamps
  • lapps
  • leaps
  • limps
  • lisps
  • loops
  • loups
  • lumps
  • palps
  • plops
  • pulps
  • salps
  • slaps
  • slips
  • slops

6 letter words

  • bleeps
  • blimps
  • bloops
  • clamps
  • clasps
  • clomps
  • clumps
  • ellops
  • flumps
  • galops
  • jalaps
  • jalops
  • juleps
  • letups
  • orlops
  • oxlips
  • pelops
  • plumps
  • polyps
  • saleps
  • scalps
  • sculps
  • skelps
  • sleeps
  • sloops
  • slumps
  • slurps
  • tulips
  • whelps

7 letter words

  • adelops
  • beleaps
  • blowups
  • burlaps
  • cyclops
  • collops
  • cutlips
  • dewlaps
  • dollops
  • earlaps
  • egilops
  • fillips
  • gallops
  • holdups
  • inclips
  • kyklops
  • larrups
  • lineups
  • linkups
  • lockups
  • lollops
  • lookups
  • magilps
  • megilps
  • oilcups
  • pileups
  • saloops
  • scalops
  • schleps
  • scolops
  • slipups
  • stylops
  • upleaps
  • walkups
  • wallops

8 letter words

  • aegilops
  • anableps
  • aphelops
  • balanops
  • beclasps
  • bedlamps
  • bellhops
  • bluecaps
  • bluetops
  • buildups
  • caltraps
  • caltrops
  • cleanups
  • closeups
  • cowslips
  • develops
  • earflaps
  • enclasps
  • envelops
  • escalops
  • flatcaps
  • flattops
  • flytraps
  • harelips
  • heeltaps
  • hilltops
  • inclasps
  • insculps
  • megalops
  • milksops
  • oilcamps
  • outyelps
  • outleaps
  • overlaps
  • reclasps
  • rollmops
  • scallops
  • schlepps
  • scollops
  • shallops
  • shiplaps
  • sunlamps
  • typhlops
  • trollops
  • unclamps

9 letter words

  • anviltops
  • backslaps
  • blackcaps
  • blacktops
  • bullwhips
  • calthrops
  • claptraps
  • claviceps
  • earlships
  • escallops
  • flagships
  • foolscaps
  • headlamps
  • helistops
  • interlaps
  • ladyships
  • landskips
  • landslips
  • livetraps
  • locksteps
  • lollipops
  • lollypops
  • longships
  • lordships
  • malaprops
  • moldwarps
  • nyctalops
  • outsleeps
  • overleaps
  • overslips
  • pedipalps
  • sideslips
  • skullcaps
  • slipslops
  • tabletops
  • thicklips
  • tieclasps
  • underlaps
  • underlips
  • xylocarps

10 letter words

  • alkalurops
  • alongships
  • blooddrops
  • bubbletops
  • clerkships
  • filmstrips
  • flashlamps
  • handclasps
  • homorelaps
  • lightships
  • oversleeps
  • redevelops

11 letter words

  • battleships
  • consulships
  • dealerships
  • fellowships
  • leaderships
  • legateships
  • pillowslips
  • rattletraps

12 letter words

  • admiralships
  • apostleships
  • clattertraps
  • colonelships
  • dryobalanops
  • generalships
  • lectureships
  • overdevelops
  • scholarships
  • slobberchops
  • thunderclaps

13 letter words

  • laureateships
  • leptotyphlops
  • relationships

14 letter words

  • lophocalthrops
  • proconsulships

15 letter words

  • chancellorships

18 letter words

  • interrelationships

In Scrabble, what's the highest number of points you can get from words containing 'l' and ending with 'ps'?
Given there are a vast 222 entries, we would recommend going for 'kyklops' scoring 20 points in total.

How many words can one make using the combination of letters specified?
There are 222 fantastic words for you to choose.

How many characters does the longest word on this page contain?
'Interrelationships' is the largest word that we could locate, containing 18 characters

Is there any word on this page that jumps out as the most popular?
The most well-known word is 'lips', which in fact is the 877th most common word in the dictionary.

Which is the most interesting word that has 'l' in and ends with 'ps'?
You'll uncover numerous interesting words on this page, that being said our favorite word currently is 'claps'. According to the Oxford dictionary, 'claps' is defined as "Variant of Clasp [Obs.] Chaucer.".