Words that start with 'j' and contain 'oi'


71 combinations were uncovered.

4 letter words

  • joie
  • join

5 letter words

  • joins
  • joint
  • joist

6 letter words

  • joined
  • joiner
  • jointy
  • joints
  • joists
  • juloid

7 letter words

  • jaspoid
  • jassoid
  • jelloid
  • joinant
  • joinder
  • joinery
  • joiners
  • joining
  • jointed
  • jointer
  • jointly
  • joisted
  • judoist

8 letter words

  • japygoid
  • jingoing
  • jingoish
  • jingoism
  • jingoist
  • joinable
  • joinders
  • joinered
  • joinhand
  • joinings
  • jointage
  • jointers
  • jointing
  • jointist
  • jointure
  • joisting
  • judoists
  • juloidea
  • jumboism

9 letter words

  • jasperoid
  • jingoisms
  • jingoists
  • jocunoity
  • joineries
  • joinering
  • joiningly
  • jointedly
  • jointless
  • jointress
  • jointured
  • jointures
  • jointweed
  • jointwood
  • jointworm
  • joistless
  • juloidian
  • juncoides

10 letter words

  • jingoistic
  • jointuress
  • jointuring

11 letter words

  • jackarooing
  • jackerooing
  • jointedness

12 letter words

  • jointureless

13 letter words

  • jejunoileitis
  • jointlessness

14 letter words

  • jingoistically

What is the most popular word that starts with 'j' and includes 'oi'?
As far as well-known words go, there's 'joined' which ranks as the 1703rd most common word.

What's the highest scoring word you can play in Scrabble ?
We advise using 'japygoid' for a score of score of 22 points.

How many words are available using the combination requested?
There are up to 71 entries using our list of words that start with 'j' and include 'oi'.

How many characters does the longest word on this page consist of?
The longest word is 14 letters long, which is 'jingoistically'.

What's a peculiar word from this list?
The most weird word in this list is 'jointed'. The traditional definition of 'jointed' is as follows: "Having joints; articulated; full of nodes; knotty; as, a jointed doll; jointed structure. "The jointed herbage." J. Philips. -- Joint"ed*ly, adv.".