Words ending in 'iff'


The dictionary has 56 words you can use for words ending in 'iff'.

3 letter words

  • iff

4 letter words

  • biff
  • diff
  • jiff
  • miff
  • niff
  • piff
  • riff
  • tiff
  • ziff

5 letter words

  • cliff
  • gliff
  • griff
  • quiff
  • skiff
  • sniff
  • spiff
  • stiff
  • whiff

6 letter words

  • scliff
  • tariff
  • xeriff

7 letter words

  • bailiff
  • caitiff
  • mastiff
  • midriff
  • munsiff
  • pontiff
  • restiff
  • sheriff
  • unstiff

8 letter words

  • dandriff
  • retariff
  • seacliff

9 letter words

  • filesniff
  • nontariff
  • overstiff
  • pecksniff
  • plaintiff
  • pretariff
  • protariff
  • semistiff
  • skewwhiff
  • tasheriff
  • unsheriff

10 letter words

  • bumbailiff
  • hippogriff
  • interwhiff
  • overtariff
  • subbailiff
  • subsheriff
  • undercliff

11 letter words

  • archpontiff
  • coplaintiff

12 letter words

  • underbailiff
  • undersheriff

Is there a distinct word from this page of word that ends with 'iff' which might be deemed as unusual?
We consider that 'griff' to be the most strange word on this page. 'Griff' is defined as "1. Grasp; reach. [Obs.] A vein of gold ore within one spade's griff. Holland. 2. Etym: [Cf. F. Griffe, g. Griff, prop., a grasping.] (Weaving) An arrangement of parallel bars for lifting the hooked wires which raise the warp threads in a loom for weaving figured goods. Knight.", according to the English dictionary.

How many letters are in the largest word on this list?
The longest word assembled by our team is 'underbailiff'. It consists of 12 characters.

How many words is it possible to make using the combination specified?
It's possible to derive 56 words using the specified letter combination.

What is the highest number of points you could get in Scrabble using this list of words which end with 'iff'?
We advise using 'quiff' for a score of 20 points.

What's the most popular word on this page?
According to our records, the most popular word in the dictionary that end with 'iff' is 'stiff'.