Words that start with 'e' and contain 'ain'


There are 54 results usable for words that start with 'e' and include 'ain'.

5 letter words

  • elain

6 letter words

  • elaine
  • elains
  • embain

7 letter words

  • enchain
  • engrain
  • ensaint
  • entrain
  • eucaine
  • explain

8 letter words

  • enchains
  • endbrain
  • engrains
  • entrains
  • eucaines
  • explains

9 letter words

  • eyestrain
  • enchained
  • encurtain
  • endbrains
  • engrained
  • engrainer
  • entertain
  • entrained
  • entrainer
  • explained
  • explainer

10 letter words

  • enchaining
  • engraining
  • entertains
  • entraining
  • explainers
  • explaining

11 letter words

  • enchainment
  • engrainedly
  • entertained
  • entertainer
  • entrainment
  • explainable

12 letter words

  • enchainement
  • enchainments
  • entertainers
  • entertaining
  • explainingly

13 letter words

  • enchainements
  • entertainable
  • entertainment
  • extramorainal
  • extramorainic

14 letter words

  • entertainingly
  • entertainments
  • explainability

15 letter words

  • explainableness

16 letter words

  • entertainingness

What's the most common word for this page?
Our database reveals the most common word that start with 'e' and include 'ain' is 'explained'.

What is the highest scoring word in Scrabble with the above combination ?
Using this combination, it is possible to make 'explains' for a total score of 17 points.

What's the max number of words you are able to assemble from this list?
Altogether, you'll find 54 words.

Which word from this list consists the largest number of letters?
The longest word you could construct from the specified combination is 'entertainingness', which is made up of 16 characters.

Is there an example of a word from this page which might be deemed as interesting?
Dictionarypedia thinks 'engrain' to be the most weird word on this list. It is defined as "1. To dye in grain, or of a fast color. See Ingrain. Leaves engrained in lusty green. Spenser. 2. To incorporate with the grain or texture of anything; to infuse deeply. See Ingrain. The stain hath become engrained by time. Sir W. Scott. 3. To color in imitation of the...".