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


51 results have been found based on this particular letter combination.

6 letter words

  • axonal

7 letter words

  • axolotl
  • uxorial

8 letter words

  • acxoyatl
  • axofugal
  • axonemal
  • axopetal
  • exordial
  • toxophil

9 letter words

  • exoclinal
  • exodermal
  • exoneural
  • exorbital
  • exosporal
  • exothecal
  • myxoviral
  • saxonical
  • unuxorial

10 letter words

  • exocardial
  • exorcismal
  • exoterical
  • exothermal
  • hexoestrol
  • homaxonial
  • monaxonial
  • periaxonal
  • podaxonial
  • quixotical
  • uxoricidal
  • uxorilocal

11 letter words

  • coxofemoral
  • doxological
  • exoccipital
  • exoskeletal
  • lexological
  • sexological
  • taxonomical

12 letter words

  • centraxonial
  • exorcistical
  • exospherical
  • hexobarbital
  • loxodromical
  • stauraxonial
  • unquixotical

13 letter words

  • doxographical
  • exobiological
  • hexoctahedral

14 letter words

  • nontaxonomical
  • reflexological

15 letter words

  • nonloxodromical

17 letter words

  • paradoxographical

How many usable words are possible to make using words that have 'xo' in and end with 'l'?
On this list of words that have 'xo' in and end with 'l', there are 51 entries that are available.

In Scrabble, what is the most points possible from words that have 'xo' in and end with 'l'?
For a total of 20 points, you can play 'acxoyatl'.

How many characters does the largest word on this list contain?
'Paradoxographical' is made up of 17 letters, and is the longest word possible to make from this list.

What word that has 'xo' in and ends with 'l' is the most unusual?
Standing as our favorite peculiar word on this page is 'axolotl'. 'Axolotl' is defined as "An amphibian of the salamander tribe found in the elevated lakes of Mexico; the siredon. Note: When it breeds in captivity the young develop into true salamanders of the genus Amblystoma. This also occurs naturally under favorable conditions, in its native localities; although it commonly lives and breeds in a...", according to the dictionary.