Words that start with 'app' and contain 'i'


You will find 318 entries to choose from for words that start with 'app' and contain 'i', so go crazy.

5 letter words

  • appui

6 letter words

  • appair
  • appius

7 letter words

  • apperil
  • appetit
  • applied
  • applier
  • applies
  • appling
  • appoint
  • apprise
  • apprize

8 letter words

  • apparail
  • appendix
  • appetite
  • appetize
  • appinite
  • appliant
  • appliers
  • applying
  • applique
  • appointe
  • appoints
  • apposing
  • apposite
  • appraise
  • apprised
  • appriser
  • apprises
  • apprizal
  • apprized
  • apprizer
  • apprizes

9 letter words

  • appalling
  • apparitor
  • appealing
  • appearing
  • appeasing
  • appeasive
  • appendice
  • appending
  • appentice
  • appertain
  • appertise
  • appetible
  • appetiser
  • appetisse
  • appetites
  • appetized
  • appetizer
  • applewife
  • appliable
  • appliably
  • appliance
  • applicant
  • applicate
  • appliedly
  • appliqued
  • appliques
  • applosion
  • applosive
  • appointed
  • appointee
  • appointer
  • appointor
  • apportion
  • appraisal
  • appraised
  • appraiser
  • appraises
  • apprisers
  • apprising
  • apprizers
  • apprizing
  • approving
  • appulsion
  • appulsive

10 letter words

  • appalachia
  • appanaging
  • appanagist
  • apparation
  • appareling
  • apparition
  • appendical
  • appendices
  • appendicle
  • appendixed
  • appendixes
  • apperceive
  • appertains
  • appetising
  • appetition
  • appetitive
  • appetitost
  • appetizers
  • appetizing
  • applauding
  • applausive
  • appleringy
  • applesnits
  • appliances
  • applicable
  • applicably
  • applicancy
  • applicants
  • applicator
  • applyingly
  • appointees
  • appointers
  • appointing
  • appointive
  • apportions
  • appositely
  • apposition
  • appositive
  • apppetible
  • appraisals
  • appraisers
  • appraising
  • appraisive
  • appreciant
  • appreciate

11 letter words

  • appalachian
  • appallingly
  • apparatchik
  • apparelling
  • apparencies
  • apparitions
  • appealingly
  • appeasingly
  • appellation
  • appellative
  • appendalgia
  • appendicate
  • appendiceal
  • appendicial
  • appendixing
  • apperceived
  • appertained
  • appertinent
  • appetencies
  • appetitious
  • applanation
  • appleringie
  • application
  • applicative
  • applicatory
  • applicators
  • appliqueing
  • appointable
  • appointment
  • apportioned
  • apportioner
  • appositions
  • appraisable
  • appreciable
  • appreciably
  • appreciated
  • appreciates
  • appreciativ
  • appreciator
  • appredicate
  • apprenticed
  • apprentices
  • appressoria
  • apprizement
  • approaching

12 letter words

  • appalachians
  • apparatchiki
  • apparatchiks
  • apparitional
  • appassionata
  • appassionate
  • appassionato
  • appellations
  • appellatived
  • appendicious
  • appendicitis
  • appendicular
  • appenditious
  • apperceiving
  • apperception
  • apperceptive
  • appercipient
  • appertaining
  • appetibility
  • appetitional
  • appetizement
  • appetizingly
  • applaudingly
  • applausively
  • applications
  • appoggiatura
  • appoggiature
  • appointively
  • appointments
  • apportionate
  • apportioning
  • apposability
  • appositeness
  • appositional
  • appositively
  • appraisement
  • appraisingly
  • appreciating
  • appreciation
  • appreciative
  • appreciatory
  • appreciators
  • apprehending
  • apprehension
  • apprehensive

13 letter words

  • appallingness
  • apparentation
  • appealability
  • appealingness
  • appellability
  • appellational
  • appellatively
  • appendicalgia
  • appendiculata
  • appendiculate
  • appersonation
  • appertainment
  • appetibleness
  • appliableness
  • applicability
  • applicatively
  • applicatorily
  • appoggiaturas
  • apportionable
  • apportionment
  • apposiopestic
  • appreciations
  • apprehensible
  • apprehensibly
  • apprehensions
  • appropinquate
  • appropinquity
  • appropriament
  • appropriately
  • appropriating
  • appropriation
  • appropriative
  • appropriators
  • approvability
  • approximately
  • approximating
  • approximation
  • approximative
  • appunctuation

14 letter words

  • appendectomies
  • appendicectomy
  • appendicostomy
  • appendicularia
  • appendiculated
  • apperceptively
  • appetitiveness
  • applicableness
  • apportionments
  • appositionally
  • appreciatingly
  • appreciational
  • appreciatively
  • appreciatorily
  • apprehendingly
  • apprehensively
  • apprenticehood
  • apprenticement
  • apprenticeship
  • appropriations
  • approximations

15 letter words

  • appellativeness
  • appendicectasis
  • appendicularian
  • apperceptionism
  • apperceptionist
  • applicabilities
  • apprenticeships
  • approachability
  • approbativeness
  • appropinquation
  • appropriateness
  • approximatively

16 letter words

  • appendicectomies
  • appreciativeness
  • apprehensibility
  • apprehensiveness

17 letter words

  • appassionatamente
  • appendiculariidae
  • apperceptionistic
  • appersonification
  • appropriativeness
  • approximativeness

19 letter words

  • appendicocaecostomy

How many letters does the longest word on this page contain?
There are 19 letters in the word 'appendicocaecostomy', making it the largest word Dictionarypedia has.

In total, how many possible words can you make using these particular combinations of letters?
On this page of words starting with 'app' that contain 'i', there are 318 entries which can be selected.

In Scrabble, what's the highest possible score possible from this list of words that start with 'app' and contain 'i'?
Since there are an enormous 318 entries, you'll want to select 'apprized' which scores 22 points.

Is there a word on this page that jumps out as the most common?
The most popular word for your request is 'appointed'.

What's an unusual word from the combinations available on this list?
One example of an uncommon word from this page is 'apprentice'. The common definition of 'apprentice' is as follows: "1. One who is bound by indentures or by legal agreement to serve a mechanic, or other person, for a certain time, with a view to learn the art, or trade, in which his master is bound to instruct him. 2. One not well versed in a subject; a tyro....".