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


Continue scrolling to discover 50 combinations for every word that starts with 'e' and includes 'mos'.

6 letter words

  • enmoss

7 letter words

  • endmost
  • eskimos
  • ethmose

8 letter words

  • eastmost
  • endosmos
  • exosmose

9 letter words

  • ecchymose
  • endosmose
  • enzymosis
  • exosmoses
  • exosmosis

10 letter words

  • eastermost
  • ecchymosed
  • ecchymoses
  • ecchymosis
  • elasmosaur
  • endosmoses
  • endosmosic
  • endosmosis
  • epidermose

11 letter words

  • easternmost
  • eighteenmos
  • eleemosinar
  • eleemosynar
  • enhemospore

12 letter words

  • ectodermosis
  • elasmosaurus
  • eleemosynary
  • enhaemospore
  • enophthalmos
  • entomostraca
  • euchromosome
  • exophthalmos

13 letter words

  • electrosmosis
  • entomosporium
  • entomostracan
  • ethmosphenoid

14 letter words

  • electroosmosis
  • eleemosynarily
  • entomostracous

15 letter words

  • ethmosphenoidal

16 letter words

  • electroendosmose
  • eleemosynariness
  • extrachromosomal

17 letter words

  • electroendosmosis
  • electrohemostasis
  • electrothermostat
  • enteroanastomosis

19 letter words

  • electrothermostatic

How many characters does the longest word from this page contain?
'Electrothermostatic' has 19 characters, and is the longest word one can make from this combination.

What's the maximum number of words you are able to create from words that start with 'e' and include 'mos'?
On this list of words that start with 'e' and include 'mos', you have 50 effective entries that can be selected.

What is the highest scoring word you can play in Scrabble ?
From this particular combination, the best word to play is 'exosmose' for a score of 17 points.

What is the most common word for this page?
The most popular word for the combination you searched is 'easternmost'.

What is an unique word that starts with 'e' and includes 'mos'?
A good example of an uncommon word from this list goes to 'ecchymose'. 'Ecchymose' is defined as "To discolor by the production of an ecchymosis, or effusion of blood, beneath the skin; -- chiefly used in the passive form; as, the parts were much ecchymosed.", according to the dictionary.