Words that start with 'ef' and contain 'r'


Your particular request has resulted in 65 words.

6 letter words

  • effare
  • effeir
  • efford
  • efform
  • effort
  • effray
  • efreet

7 letter words

  • effacer
  • efforce
  • efforts
  • effront

8 letter words

  • effacers
  • effecter
  • effector
  • efferent
  • efferous
  • effierce
  • efflower

9 letter words

  • effecters
  • effectors
  • efference
  • efferents
  • effortful
  • effractor
  • effrenate
  • effronted
  • efractory

10 letter words

  • effectress
  • efferently
  • effervesce
  • effigurate
  • effleurage
  • effloresce
  • effortless
  • effraction
  • effrontery

11 letter words

  • effervesced
  • effervesces
  • effloresced
  • effloresces
  • efformation
  • efformative
  • effortfully
  • effranchise

12 letter words

  • effervescent
  • effervescing
  • effervescive
  • effiguration
  • efflorescent
  • efflorescing
  • effortlessly
  • effronteries
  • effusiometer

13 letter words

  • effervescence
  • effervescency
  • effervescible
  • efflorescence
  • efflorescency
  • effortfulness

14 letter words

  • effervescently
  • effervescingly
  • effluviography
  • effortlessness

15 letter words

  • effranchisement
  • eflagelliferous

What's the highest scoring word you can play in Scrabble ?
From this particular combination, the best word to play is 'efflower' scoring 17 points in Scrabble.

Which word on this page is the most common?
The most common word in the dictionary is 'efforts', which is actually the 1051st most common word in this list.

How many acceptable words are possible to put together using the combination specified?
You can choose from 65 words.

How many letters are in the longest word from this list?
The word 'effranchisement' has 15 characters.

Is there a specific word from this page which might be thought of as interesting in any respect?
By far the most interesting word in this list is 'efflorescency'. The general definition of 'efflorescency' is as follows: "The state or quality of being efflorescent; efflorescence.". Credit goes to Cambridge Dictionary.