Words that contain 't' and end in 'orn'


70 results have been found based on the criteria you've specified.

4 letter words

  • torn

5 letter words

  • thorn

6 letter words

  • attorn
  • betorn
  • retorn
  • toforn
  • tomorn
  • untorn
  • uptorn

7 letter words

  • althorn
  • bethorn
  • outborn
  • outhorn
  • outtorn
  • outworn
  • rettorn
  • tinhorn
  • tricorn
  • unthorn
  • upttorn

8 letter words

  • allthorn
  • anticorn
  • boxthorn
  • footworn
  • haythorn
  • hawthorn
  • knothorn
  • lanthorn
  • maythorn
  • metecorn
  • outscorn
  • outsworn
  • outttorn
  • softhorn
  • staghorn
  • stubborn
  • taxicorn
  • timeworn
  • toilworn
  • trueborn
  • tubicorn
  • twinborn
  • waythorn

9 letter words

  • brantcorn
  • buckthorn
  • earthborn
  • firethorn
  • firstborn
  • hackthorn
  • hartshorn
  • shorthorn
  • stillborn
  • stinkhorn
  • stockhorn
  • unoutworn
  • waterworn
  • whitecorn

10 letter words

  • blackthorn
  • yestermorn
  • quickthorn
  • thrallborn
  • unstubborn
  • whitethorn

11 letter words

  • yellowthorn
  • kameelthorn
  • prestubborn
  • therebiforn
  • weatherworn

12 letter words

  • countersworn

13 letter words

  • interramicorn

In Scrabble, what is the highest number of points you can get using words that contain 't' and end in 'orn'?
For a score of 20 points in Scrabble, it is possible to use 'boxthorn'.

In total, how many words could you make using this combination of letters?
On this page of words containing 't' and ending with 'orn', Dictionarypedia has discovered 70 brilliant combinations that are available.

What is the biggest word you can make with this list?
'interramicorn', which consists of 13 characters.

Which word on this page ranks as the most popular?
A well-known word for the combination you searched is 'torn'.

What word from this page is the most unusual?
We consider 'taxicorn' to be the most weird word on this page. According to the Oxford dictionary, 'taxicorn' means "One of a family of beetles (Taxicornes) whose antennæ are largest at the tip. Also used adjectively.".