Words beginning with 'emo'


54 results have been discovered for this specific combination.

5 letter words

  • emong
  • emony
  • emory
  • emote
  • emove

6 letter words

  • emodin
  • emoloa
  • emoted
  • emoter
  • emotes

7 letter words

  • emodins
  • emoters
  • emoting
  • emotion
  • emotive

8 letter words

  • emotions

9 letter words

  • emolliate
  • emollient
  • emolument
  • emotional
  • emotioned
  • emotively
  • emotivism
  • emotivity

10 letter words

  • emollience
  • emollients
  • emollition
  • emoluments
  • emotionist
  • emotionize

11 letter words

  • emolumental
  • emotiomotor
  • emotionable
  • emotionally
  • emotionless
  • emotiveness

12 letter words

  • emollescence
  • emolumentary
  • emotionalise
  • emotionalism
  • emotionalist
  • emotionality
  • emotionalize

13 letter words

  • emotionalised
  • emotionalized
  • emotionlessly

14 letter words

  • emotiomuscular
  • emotionalising
  • emotionalistic
  • emotionalizing
  • emotiovascular

15 letter words

  • emotiometabolic
  • emotionlessness

16 letter words

  • emotionalization

Which word that starts with 'emo' is the most popular word in the dictionary?
According to our database, the most popular word in the dictionary that start with 'emo' is 'emotion'.

What is the highest number of points you can get in Scrabble using this list of words which start with 'emo'?
Using this particular combination, one could make 'emotive' which scores 12 points.

What's the total number of words one is able to make from this combination of letters?
You can pick from a maximum of 54 entries using our page of words beginning with 'emo'.

What's the biggest word you can make using this list?
'emotionalization' (16 letters)

What's a peculiar word from all the combinations possible ?
We consider 'emollient' to be the most unusual word you can construct. 'Emollient''s definition is "Softening; making supple; acting as an emollient. "Emollient applications." Arbuthnot. An external something or soothing application to allay irritation, soreness, etc.", according to the dictionary.