Words that start with 'bot' and contain 'n'


Our team have discovered 70 eligible results.

5 letter words

  • botan

6 letter words

  • botany
  • botein
  • botone
  • botong
  • botony
  • botonn

7 letter words

  • botanic
  • bothnic
  • botling
  • botoyan
  • botonee
  • botonny
  • bottine
  • botulin

8 letter words

  • botanica
  • botanics
  • botanies
  • botanise
  • botanist
  • botanize
  • botching
  • bothnian
  • botonnee
  • botswana
  • bottekin
  • bottling
  • botulins

9 letter words

  • botanical
  • botanicas
  • botanised
  • botaniser
  • botanises
  • botanists
  • botanized
  • botanizer
  • botanizes
  • bothering
  • botryogen
  • bottleman
  • bottoming
  • botulinal
  • botulinum
  • botulinus

10 letter words

  • botanising
  • botanizing
  • botaurinae
  • botchiness
  • botherment
  • bottleneck
  • bottlenest
  • bottlenose
  • bottomland
  • bottonhook

11 letter words

  • botanically
  • botanomancy
  • botanophile
  • botheration
  • bottlenecks
  • bottlestone
  • bottomrying
  • botulinuses

12 letter words

  • bothrenchyma
  • botticellian
  • bottlemaking

13 letter words

  • botanophilist
  • bothrodendron
  • bothsidedness

14 letter words

  • bothersomeness
  • bottomlessness

What is the best score you can get in Scrabble from this list of words that start with 'bot' and include 'n'?
We advise using 'botanize' for a total of score of 19 points.

How many words can you make using the combination specified?
There are 70 amazing words for you to choose from.

What is the longest word you can create from words that start with 'bot' and include 'n'?
The word 'bothersomeness' is made up of 14 characters.

Is there a word on this page that jumps out as the most popular?
According to our records, the most common word that start with 'bot' and include 'n' is 'bothering'.

Which word from this list is the most unique?
The most peculiar word in this list is 'bothnic'. The general definition of 'bothnic' is as follows: "Of or pertaining to Bothnia, a country of northern Europe, or to a gulf of the same name which forms the northern part of the Baltic sea.". Credit goes to Cambridge Dictionary.