Words that start with 'fla' and contain 'k'


Keep scrolling to find 58 entries for all the words that start with 'fla' and include 'k'.

4 letter words

  • flak

5 letter words

  • flack
  • flake
  • flaky
  • flank
  • flask

6 letter words

  • flacks
  • flaked
  • flaker
  • flakes
  • flanky
  • flanks
  • flasks

7 letter words

  • flacked
  • flacker
  • flacket
  • flakage
  • flakers
  • flakier
  • flakily
  • flaking
  • flanked
  • flanken
  • flanker
  • flasker
  • flasket

8 letter words

  • flackery
  • flaglike
  • flakelet
  • flakiest
  • flankard
  • flankers
  • flanking
  • flapcake
  • flapdock
  • flapjack
  • flaskets
  • flaskful
  • flasklet
  • flatwork
  • flaxlike

9 letter words

  • flagmaker
  • flagstick
  • flaillike
  • flakeless
  • flakiness
  • flamelike
  • flankwise
  • flapjacks
  • flareback
  • flashback
  • flashlike
  • flatworks

10 letter words

  • flagmaking
  • flakeboard
  • flanderkin
  • flashbacks

11 letter words

  • flatterdock

How many characters does the longest word on this list consist of?
'Flatterdock' has 11 characters, and is the biggest word you could make from this combination.

What's the total number of words one is able to make from this list?
On this page of words that start with 'fla' and include 'k', you have 58 outstanding entries that are available.

In Scrabble, what's the highest possible score you can get from this list of words starting with 'fla' that contain 'k'?
Using this particular combination, it is possible to make 'flapjack' which gets 26 points.

Is there any word on this page that jumps out as the most common?
The most popular word is 'flank', which is actually the 8700th most common word in this list.

What is an unusual word that starts with 'fla' and includes 'k'?
Ranking as the most interesting word on this list is 'flaky'. 'Flaky' is defined as "Consisting of flakes or of small, loose masses; lying, or cleaving off, in flakes or layers; flakelike. What showers of mortal hail, what flaky fires! Watts. A flaky weight of winter's purest snows. Wordsworth.", according to the dictionary.