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


Overall there are 54 words that are possible to use from the dictionary for words that start with 'p' and include 'lc'.

5 letter words

  • palch
  • pilch

7 letter words

  • pholcid
  • pholcus
  • pilcher
  • pilcorn
  • pilcrow
  • puelche

8 letter words

  • peelcrow
  • pholcoid
  • pilchard
  • pilcherd

9 letter words

  • pholcidae
  • pilchards
  • podelcoma
  • pollcadot
  • puelchean
  • pulchrify

10 letter words

  • pedocalcic
  • prealcohol
  • prewelcome
  • proculcate

11 letter words

  • polyalcohol
  • precalculus
  • prewelcomed
  • pulchritude

12 letter words

  • prealcoholic
  • precalculate
  • prewelcoming
  • proculcation
  • protocalcium

13 letter words

  • paleovolcanic
  • postcalcaneal
  • postcalcarine
  • precalculable
  • precalculated
  • precalculates
  • proalcoholism
  • pseudovolcano

14 letter words

  • palaeovolcanic
  • phenylcarbamic
  • phenylcarbinol
  • precalculating
  • precalculation
  • prostatelcosis
  • pseudovolcanic

15 letter words

  • paleoalchemical
  • phenylcarbimide
  • precalculations
  • pulchritudinous

16 letter words

  • palaeoalchemical
  • pancreathelcosis
  • peroneocalcaneal

19 letter words

  • phosphatidylcholine

In Scrabble, what is the highest possible score you can get using words that start with 'p' and contain 'lc'?
Our suggestion for a total score of 16 points is the word 'pholcoid'.

How many usable words are possible to put together using the specified combination?
From this page of words that start with 'p' and contain 'lc', you have 54 combinations that are available.

Which word in particular from this list is made up of the largest number of letters?
'Phosphatidylcholine' is the longest word that Dictionarypedia could assemble.

Is there a word from this page of word that starts with 'p' and includes 'lc' which might be considered as unusual in any manner?
Ranking as our favorite weird word on this list is 'pilcrow'. According to the English dictionary, 'pilcrow' means "a paragraph mark, . [Obs.] Tusser.".