Words that have 'l' as the second letter and 'v' as third letter


Dictionarypedia has discovered 66 eligible results.

4 letter words

  • blvd
  • dlvy
  • elve
  • klva
  • ulva

5 letter words

  • alvah
  • alvan
  • alvar
  • alvia
  • alvin
  • alvus
  • elvan
  • elver
  • elves
  • elvet
  • elvis
  • ulvan
  • ulvas

6 letter words

  • alveus
  • alvina
  • alvine
  • alvite
  • elvers
  • elvira
  • elvish

7 letter words

  • alveary
  • alvelos
  • alveloz
  • alveola
  • alveole
  • alveoli
  • ilvaite
  • ulvales

8 letter words

  • alveated
  • alveolae
  • alveolar
  • alveolus
  • elvanite
  • elvishly
  • ulvaceae

9 letter words

  • alvearies
  • alvearium
  • alveolary
  • alveolars
  • alveolate
  • alveolite
  • alvissmal
  • elvanitic
  • ulvaceous

10 letter words

  • alveolarly
  • alveolated
  • alveolites
  • alveolitis
  • alviducous

11 letter words

  • alveolation
  • alveoliform
  • alveolotomy

12 letter words

  • alveolectomy
  • alveolonasal

13 letter words

  • alveolariform
  • alveoloclasia
  • alveolodental
  • alveololabial

14 letter words

  • alveololingual

15 letter words

  • alveolosubnasal

16 letter words

  • alveolocondylean

What is the most popular word for this page?
The most popular word in this list is 'elves', which in fact is the 39613th most popular word in the dictionary.

What is the highest scoring word in Scrabble you can play for ?
It is possible to make 'alveloz' which scores 19 points in Scrabble.

How many letters are in the biggest word on this page?
The largest word on this list is 'alveolocondylean'. It has 16 characters.

How many words are available using the combination requested?
There are 66 words possible for any word where the second letter is 'l' and third letter is 'v'.

What is the most interesting word where the second letter is 'l' and third letter is 'v'?
Our team thinks 'alveus' to be the most peculiar word you can throw together. The accepted definition of 'alveus' is as follows: "The channel of a river. Weate.". Credit to the Oxford Dictionary.