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


Scroll down to find 55 combinations for every word that starts with 'f' and includes 'of'.

5 letter words

  • feoff

6 letter words

  • fakofo
  • faroff
  • feoffs
  • flyoff

7 letter words

  • faceoff
  • falloff
  • feoffed
  • feoffee
  • feoffer
  • feoffor
  • flowoff

8 letter words

  • failsoft
  • falloffs
  • feoffees
  • feoffers
  • feoffing
  • feoffors
  • filosofe
  • flyproof
  • fofarraw
  • fogproof
  • foofaraw
  • forehoof
  • foxproof

9 letter words

  • feoffment
  • fireproof
  • foofaraws
  • foolproof
  • forehoofs
  • frayproof

10 letter words

  • fibrofatty
  • flameproof
  • flashproof
  • floodproof
  • fluoroform
  • fogscoffer
  • follyproof
  • fraudproof
  • frostproof

11 letter words

  • feoffeeship
  • fireproofed
  • foreproffer

12 letter words

  • fibroferrite
  • fireproofing
  • flameproofer
  • flickerproof
  • fluoroformol
  • freckleproof

13 letter words

  • femorofibular
  • fireproofness
  • foolproofness
  • fractureproof
  • frictionproof
  • frostproofing

Which word that starts with 'f' and includes 'of' is the most popular word?
A popular word for the combination you requested is 'fireproof'.

What is the highest possible score you're able to get in Scrabble from this list of words that start with 'f' and contain 'of'?
It is possible to make 'foxproof' for a total score of 23 points.

How many words are possible to make using the combination of letters requested?
One could derive 55 words from the combination of words that start with 'f' and include 'of'.

How many letters are in the longest word from this page?
The longest word that's possible to derive from the specified combination is 'femorofibular', and it contains 13 characters.

Is there an example of a particular word from this page which might be deemed as unusual?
The most strange word from this list is 'feoff'. 'Feoff''s definition is ", v. T. [Imp. & P. P. Feoffed; p. Pr. & Vb. N.. Feoffing.] Etym: [OE. Feffen, oF. Feffer, fieffer, f. Fieffer, fr. Fief fief; cf. LL. Feoffare, fefare. See Fief.] (Law) To invest with a fee or feud; to give or grant a corporeal hereditament to; to enfeoff. A...", according to the dictionary.