Words that contain 'ov' and end in 'se'


57 words were produced using your search term.

7 letter words

  • overuse

8 letter words

  • covetise
  • novelese
  • novelise
  • ovalwise
  • ovenwise
  • overbase
  • overdose
  • overmuse
  • overrise
  • overrose
  • overwise
  • sovkhose

9 letter words

  • dovehouse
  • improvise
  • loverwise
  • overabuse
  • overchase
  • overclose
  • overhorse
  • overhouse
  • overloose
  • overnoise
  • overnurse
  • overobese
  • overpoise
  • overtense
  • overtoise
  • quinovose

10 letter words

  • introverse
  • overblouse
  • overbrowse
  • overexpose
  • overimpose
  • overplease
  • overpraise
  • retroverse
  • shovelnose
  • stovehouse

11 letter words

  • controverse
  • overdiffuse
  • overdiverse
  • overintense
  • overprecise
  • overpromise

12 letter words

  • dovetailwise
  • ovatoglobose
  • overappraise
  • overcondense
  • overexercise
  • overpurchase

13 letter words

  • labiovelarise

14 letter words

  • overcapitalise
  • overthwartwise
  • reticulovenose

16 letter words

  • deuterovitellose
  • reticulatovenose

What is the highest scoring word you can play in Scrabble ?
From this combination of letters, it is possible to play 'sovkhose' for a score of 18 points.

How many possible words can you make using this combination of letters?
There are up to a maximum of 57 entries using our list of words that have 'ov' in and end with 'se'.

How many characters does the largest word from this list consist of?
'Deuterovitellose', which consists of 16 characters.

Is there a word on this page that jumps out as the most common?
According to our records, the most popular word that have 'ov' in and end with 'se' is 'improvise'!

Is there an example word from this page which could be thought of as interesting?
One of the most weird words from this list is 'overexpose'. According to the Oxford dictionary, 'overexpose' is defined as "To expose excessively; specif. (Photog.), to subject (a plate or film) too long to the actinic action of the light used in producing a picture. -- O`ver*ex*po"sure (#), n.".