Words that start with 'f' and contain 'ank'


For this query, there are 65 words available.

5 letter words

  • flank
  • frank

6 letter words

  • fankle
  • flanky
  • flanks
  • franks

7 letter words

  • fenbank
  • flanked
  • flanken
  • flanker
  • fogbank
  • franked
  • franker
  • frankly

8 letter words

  • flankard
  • flankers
  • flanking
  • forerank
  • frankers
  • frankest
  • frankify
  • franking
  • frankish
  • frankist
  • franklin

9 letter words

  • fairbanks
  • flankwise
  • foreflank
  • foreranks
  • foreshank
  • frankable
  • frankenia
  • frankfold
  • frankfort
  • frankfurt
  • franklins
  • frankness

10 letter words

  • franklinia
  • franklinic

11 letter words

  • frankalmoin
  • frankforter
  • frankfurter
  • franklinian
  • franklinism
  • franklinist
  • franklinite
  • frankpledge

12 letter words

  • frankability
  • frankalmoign
  • frankenstein
  • frankfurters
  • frankhearted
  • frankincense
  • franklandite
  • frankliniana

13 letter words

  • frankalmoigne
  • frankeniaceae
  • frankensteins
  • frankincensed
  • frankmarriage

14 letter words

  • frankeniaceous
  • frankheartedly
  • frankheartness

15 letter words

  • franklinization

16 letter words

  • frankheartedness

How many words can you make using the specified combination?
Altogether, there are 65 words.

Which word in particular on this page is made up of the largest number of characters?
The longest word assembled by Dictionarypedia is 'frankheartedness'.

Is there a word on this page that sticks out as the most common?
Our system reveals the most common word that start with 'f' and include 'ank' is 'frank'!

What's the highest scoring word in Scrabble with the above combination ?
You can make 'frankify' which gets 21 in Scrabble.

What is an example of a unique word from this page?
One example of a strange word from this list is 'frankpledge'. According to the English dictionary, 'frankpledge' is defined as "(a) A pledge or surety for the good behavior of freemen, -- each freeman who was a member of an ancient decennary, tithing, or friborg, in England, being a pledge for the good conduct of the others, for the preservation of the public peace; a free surety. (B) The tithing...".