Words that start with 'vil' and contain 'i'


61 results were derived from your search term.

4 letter words

  • vili

5 letter words

  • villi

6 letter words

  • vilify
  • vility

7 letter words

  • viliaco
  • villain
  • villein
  • villoid

8 letter words

  • vilicate
  • vilified
  • vilifier
  • vilifies
  • vilipend
  • vilities
  • villainy
  • villains
  • villakin
  • villatic
  • villeins
  • villeity
  • villicus
  • villitis

9 letter words

  • vilifiers
  • vilifying
  • vilipends
  • villagism
  • villalike
  • villiform
  • villosity

10 letter words

  • vilipended
  • vilipender
  • villainage
  • villaindom
  • villainess
  • villainies
  • villainist
  • villainize
  • villainous
  • villancico
  • villarsite
  • villeinage
  • villeiness

11 letter words

  • vilifyingly
  • vilipending
  • villagelike
  • villeinhold
  • villiaumite
  • villiferous
  • villosities

12 letter words

  • vilification
  • vilipendious
  • villainesses
  • villainously
  • villainproof
  • villegiatura
  • villegiature

13 letter words

  • vilifications
  • vilipenditory

14 letter words

  • villainousness
  • villiplacental

16 letter words

  • villiplacentalia

How many words could one make using the specified combination?
From this page of words that start with 'vil' and contain 'i', we have discovered 61 amazing entries which are possible.

What is the best score you can get in Scrabble using this list of words that start with 'vil' and contain 'i'?
One can make 'vilify' scoring 15 points in Scrabble.

What is the most common word that starts with 'vil' and includes 'i' in the dictionary?
A well-known word for the combination you searched is 'villain'.

What's the biggest word you can make using words that start with 'vil' and include 'i'?
The longest word you could derive from this combination is 'villiplacentalia', which consists of 16 characters.

What is an example of a unusual word from this list?
'Vility' definitely ranks as the most unusual word in our list of words that start with 'vil' and include 'i'. It means "Vileness; baseness. [Obs.] Kennet.".