Words ending in 'ict'


For this request, there are 66 entries to go with.

4 letter words

  • dict
  • fict
  • pict

5 letter words

  • edict
  • evict

6 letter words

  • addict
  • delict
  • depict
  • endict
  • indict
  • invict
  • relict
  • strict

7 letter words

  • afflict
  • apomict
  • astrict
  • convict
  • inflict
  • predict
  • verdict
  • vindict

8 letter words

  • abstrict
  • adstrict
  • benedict
  • conflict
  • derelict
  • district
  • maledict
  • monomict
  • readdict
  • reindict
  • restrict
  • retraict
  • unstrict
  • veredict

9 letter words

  • constrict
  • extradict
  • interdict
  • nonaddict
  • reafflict
  • reconvict
  • reinflict
  • repredict
  • unpredict

10 letter words

  • contradict
  • derestrict
  • nonverdict
  • overstrict
  • preafflict
  • preconvict
  • preinflict
  • redistrict

11 letter words

  • laparostict
  • nonderelict
  • outdistrict
  • overafflict
  • pleurostict
  • preconflict
  • predistrict
  • prerestrict
  • subdistrict
  • superstrict
  • ultrastrict

12 letter words

  • overrestrict

13 letter words

  • interdistrict
  • intradistrict

Which word that ends with 'ict' is the most popular word in the dictionary?
Rating as the 3274th most common word, you will want to ensure that you've got 'district' in your repertoire.

How many characters are in the largest word from this list?
'interdistrict' (13 letters)

How many words is it possible to make using the combination requested?
There are up to 66 entries which cover all combinations.

Is there an example word from this page of word that ends with 'ict' which might be considered as interesting?
The most interesting word in this list is 'relict'. 'Relict''s definition is "A woman whose husband is dead; a widow. Eli dying without issue, jacob was obbliged by law to marry his relict, and so to raise up seed to his brother Eli. South.", according to the English dictionary.

What is the highest scoring word you can play in Scrabble ?
We recommend using 'afflict' for a score of 15 points.