Words Containing ACKST

61 words contain ACKST anywhere. Scores range up to 29 points (JACKSTAFFS), averaging 22.4 points with standard English tile values. Every entry below shows its point value, US and UK dictionary validity, and a definition where available.

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US VALID
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To betray or attack someone treacherously.

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Betrayed someone in a treacherous manner.

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One who betrays another's trust treacherously.

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Plural of BACKSTABBER.

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Present participle of backstab; betraying treacherously.

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Plural of BACKSTABBING.

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Deceitful and treacherous in character.

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Plural of BACKSTAB.

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The area behind a stage, not visible to the audience.

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Plural of BACKSTAGE.

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Secret or sneaky.

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Plural of BACKSTAIR.

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Stalling of a kite due to too large an angle of attack.

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Past tense of BACKSTALL.

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Present participle of BACKSTALL.

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Plural of BACKSTALL.

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No definition available

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Past tense of BACKSTAMP.

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Present participle of BACKSTAMP.

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Plural of BACKSTAMP.

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Present participle of backstart; starting from behind.

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Plural of BACKSTARTING.

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A support at the rear, especially a ship's mast stay.

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Plural of BACKSTAY.

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A strong overlapping sewing stitch.

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Past tense of BACKSTITCH.

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Plural of BACKSTITCH.

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Present participle of BACKSTITCH.

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A safety net or emergency measure.

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Served as a backup or support; caught behind the plate.

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Present participle of backstop; serving as a backup or support.

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Plural of BACKSTOP.

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Plural of BACKSTORY.

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The background history of a character in a story.

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The straight stretch of a track opposite the finish line.

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Plural of BACKSTRAIGHT.

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A strap on the back of a boot or shoe.

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Plural of BACKSTRAP.

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Relating to poorer, older neighborhood streets.

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Plural of BACKSTREET.

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Straight part of a racetrack opposite the finish line.

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Plural of BACKSTRETCH.

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A swimming stroke done on the back.

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Past tense of BACKSTROKE.

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Agent noun of BACKSTROKE.

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Plural of BACKSTROKER.

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Plural of BACKSTROKE.

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Present participle of BACKSTROKE.

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A dark, thick molasses from sugar refining.

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Plural of BLACKSTRAP.

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A short spar at the bow of a ship for flying a flag.

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Plural of JACKSTAFF.

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Plural of jackstaff.

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A rope or cable used to support a sail or for safety on a boat.

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Plural of JACKSTAY.

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A piece used in the game of jacks.

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Plural of JACKSTONE.

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A thin stick used in the game of pick-up sticks.

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Plural of JACKSTRAW.

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Definition

A pole for carrying a burden over the shoulder.

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How many words containing ackst are there?

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What is the highest-scoring word contain ACKST anywhere?

JACKSTAFFS scores 29 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.