Words that start with 'o' and contain 'cer'


The dictionary has 37 words you're able to use for words starting with 'o' that contain 'cer'.

5 letter words

  • oncer

7 letter words

  • officer

8 letter words

  • officers
  • opificer

9 letter words

  • officered
  • ozocerite

10 letter words

  • officerage
  • officeress
  • officerial
  • officering
  • officerism
  • onchocerca
  • orthoceran
  • orthoceras

11 letter words

  • officerhood
  • officerless
  • officership
  • overcertify
  • overconcern

12 letter words

  • oneiromancer
  • overcerebral

13 letter words

  • onchocercosis
  • orthoceracone
  • orthoceratite
  • orthoceratoid
  • otocerebritis
  • overcertified
  • overconcerned
  • overofficered

14 letter words

  • onchocerciasis
  • orthoceratidae
  • orthoceratitic
  • overcertifying

15 letter words

  • occlusocervical

16 letter words

  • occipitocervical

17 letter words

  • occlusocervically
  • overcertification

Which word on this page has the largest letter count?
The longest word is 17 letters long, which is 'occlusocervically'.

What is the highest number of points you could get in Scrabble from this list of words that start with 'o' and contain 'cer'?
It is possible to make 'officers' scoring 16 in Scrabble.

How many words could one make from this list?
From this page of words that start with 'o' and contain 'cer', you have 37 fantastic entries which are available.

What's the most common word that starts with 'o' and includes 'cer'?
The most popular word in this list according to our database is 'officers', which is in fact the 1066th most popular word in this list.

What's an unusual word from the combinations possible ?
By far the most peculiar word in this list is 'officer'. According to the dictionary, 'officer' is defined as "1. One who holds an office; a person lawfully invested with an office, whether civil, military, or ecclesiastical; as, a church officer; a police officer; a staff officer. "I am an officer of state." Shak. 2. (U. S. Mil.) Specifically, a commissioned officer, in distinction from a warrant officer....".