Words that start with 'equ' and contain 'c'


65 entries have been uncovered.

9 letter words

  • equicurve
  • equisetic
  • equivocal

10 letter words

  • equiatomic
  • equiconvex
  • equicrural
  • equijacent
  • equilucent
  • equispaced
  • equivocacy
  • equivocate

11 letter words

  • equibalance
  • equicaloric
  • equicostate
  • equiglacial
  • equinoctial
  • equiradical
  • equisonance
  • equisurface
  • equivalence
  • equivalency
  • equivocally
  • equivocated
  • equivocates
  • equivocator

12 letter words

  • equibalanced
  • equicellular
  • equicohesive
  • equidistance
  • equilocation
  • equiperiodic
  • equipollence
  • equipollency
  • equisetaceae
  • equivalenced
  • equivalences
  • equivelocity
  • equivocacies
  • equivocality
  • equivocating
  • equivocation
  • equivocatory
  • equivocators

13 letter words

  • equianchorate
  • equilibristic
  • equimolecular
  • equinecessary
  • equinoctially
  • equiproducing
  • equisetaceous
  • equivalencies
  • equivalencing
  • equivocalness
  • equivocations

14 letter words

  • equianharmonic
  • equiarticulate
  • equichangeable
  • equicontinuous
  • equielliptical
  • equiexcellency
  • equiponderance
  • equiponderancy
  • equivocalities
  • equivocatingly

15 letter words

  • equisufficiency

How many acceptable words could one put together with words that start with 'equ' and include 'c'?
You could make 65 words from the letter combination you searched for.

How many letters does the largest word from this page consist of?
The biggest word derived by Dictionarypedia is 'equisufficiency'. It consists of 15 characters.

What's the most common word for this page?
According to our database, the most common word in the dictionary that start with 'equ' and include 'c' is 'equivocal'.

Is there an example of a word from this page of word that starts with 'equ' and includes 'c' which might be thought of as unusual?
Standing as the most interesting word on this list is 'equiradical'. According to the dictionary, 'equiradical' means "Equally radical. [R.] Coleridge.".