Words that start with 'p' and contain 'ges'


Our website has discovered 75 results.

5 letter words

  • pages

6 letter words

  • parges
  • peages
  • phages
  • plages
  • purges

7 letter words

  • pelages
  • pipages
  • pledges
  • plunges
  • potages

8 letter words

  • packages
  • pageship
  • pagesize
  • passages
  • pawnages
  • pedagese
  • peerages
  • peonages
  • pillages
  • pipeages
  • plumages
  • portages
  • postages
  • pottages
  • presages
  • priggess
  • primages
  • proteges

9 letter words

  • paragoges
  • parridges
  • pekingese
  • phalanges
  • pharynges
  • pilotages
  • plottages
  • plussages
  • porridges
  • portugese
  • poundages
  • predigest
  • prejudges
  • prestiges
  • progestin
  • prolonges
  • promulges
  • prophages
  • pupilages

10 letter words

  • paralgesia
  • paralgesic
  • parsonages
  • partridges
  • periegesis
  • personages
  • pledgeshop
  • predigests
  • preengages
  • presuggest
  • privileges

11 letter words

  • percentages
  • pilgrimages
  • prearranges
  • predigested
  • prepackages
  • progestogen

12 letter words

  • precongested
  • predigesting
  • predigestion
  • progesterone

13 letter words

  • postdigestive
  • precongestion
  • precongestive
  • presuggestion
  • presuggestive

14 letter words

  • progestational

How many letters are in the longest word on this page?
The word 'progestational' has 14 characters.

Which word on this page is the most popular?
'Pages' is the most well-known word from this that start with 'p' and include 'ges', ranked 2471st most common word.

How many acceptable words can you make using the specified combination?
75 words!

In Scrabble, what is the highest possible score you can get from this list of words that start with 'p' and contain 'ges'?
We suggest using 'pagesize' for a total of score of 20 points.

Is there a specific word from this page that could be thought of as unique?
Our team considers 'paralgesia' to be the most weird word you can assemble. The dictionary defines it as "Disordered sensibility to pain, including absence of sensibility to pain, excessive sensibility to pain, and abnormal painful results of stimuli. -- Par`al*ge"sic (#), a.".