Words that start with 'a' and contain 'bus'


Your particular request has generated 66 entries.

5 letter words

  • abuse
  • abush
  • albus

6 letter words

  • abused
  • abusee
  • abuser
  • abuses
  • airbus
  • ambush
  • arbust

7 letter words

  • abusage
  • abusers
  • abusing
  • abusion
  • abusive
  • aerobus
  • alarbus
  • alebush
  • arbusta
  • autobus

8 letter words

  • abusable
  • abusedly
  • abuseful
  • abusious
  • airbuses
  • ambushed
  • ambusher
  • ambushes
  • arbuscle
  • arbustum
  • arquebus
  • aubusson

9 letter words

  • abusively
  • airbusses
  • ambuscade
  • ambuscado
  • ambushers
  • ambushing
  • ambustion
  • arbuscles
  • arbuscula
  • arbuscule
  • arrowbush
  • autobuses

10 letter words

  • abusefully
  • ambuscaded
  • ambuscader
  • ambuscades
  • ambuscados
  • ambushlike
  • ambushment
  • antibusing
  • arbuscular
  • arbusterin
  • arbusterol
  • arquebuses
  • autobusses

11 letter words

  • abusiveness
  • ambuscading
  • ambuscadoed
  • arquebusier

12 letter words

  • abusefulness
  • agribusiness

14 letter words

  • agribusinesses
  • autocombustion

15 letter words

  • autocombustible

Which word on this page sticks out as the most popular?
There's 'abuse', which is the 6039th most popular word.

What's the maximum number of words you could assemble from words that start with 'a' and include 'bus'?
You could make 66 words with the specified combination.

How many letters does the largest word from this page consist of?
'autocombustible'.

What's the best score you could get in Scrabble from this list of words that start with 'a' and include 'bus'?
We advise using 'arquebus' for a total of score of 19 points.

Is there an example word from this page which might be thought of as unusual?
The most weird word from this list is certainly 'arquebusier'. According to the Oxford dictionary, 'arquebusier' is defined as "A soldier armed with an arquebus. Soldiers armed with guns, of whatsoever sort or denomination, appear to have been called arquebusiers. E. Lodge.".