Words Containing AGGE

207 words contain AGGE anywhere. Scores range up to 37 points (ZIGZAGGEDNESSES), averaging 15.3 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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A double tide where water rises, falls, then rises again.

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Plural of AGGER.

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Definition

Past tense of BAG.

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Definition

A person or machine that puts items into bags.

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Plural of BAGGER.

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Teased or scolded severely.

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Past tense of BEFLAG.

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Past tense of BLAG.

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Agent noun of BLAG.

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Plural of BLAGGER.

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Past tense of BRAG.

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A person who boasts or brags.

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Plural of BRAGGER.

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Superlative form of BRAG.

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Past tense and past participle of bullyrag.

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Past tense of CAGMAG.

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Past tense of carpetbag; traveled with a carpetbag, often politically.

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An outsider who seeks personal or political gain in a new place.

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Plural of CARPETBAGGERY.

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Plural of CARPETBAGGER.

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Opportunistic behavior by outsiders seeking personal gain.

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Past tense of chinwag.

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Past tense of CLAG.

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Past tense of CRAG.

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The quality of being rough and rocky.

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Plural of CRAGGEDNESS.

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A mountaineer.

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Plural of CRAGGER.

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Past tense of DAG.

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Agent noun of DAG.

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A removable centerboard on a small sailboat, lowered through the hull as a keel.

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Plural of DAGGERBOARD.

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Past tense of DAGGER.

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Present participle of DAGGER.

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Resembling or characteristic of a dagger.

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Plural of DAGGER.

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Past tense of DEBAG.

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Past tense of DEFRAG.

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Agent noun of DEFRAG.

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Plural of DEFRAGGER.

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Past tense of DRAG.

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A fishing boat using a dragnet or trawl.

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A fisherman who uses a dragnet.

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Plural of draggerman; fishermen using dragnets.

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Plural of DRAGGER.

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To describe something as larger or more important than it actually is; overstate.

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Past tense of EXAGGERATE.

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In an exaggerated or excessive manner.

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The quality of being exaggerated.

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Third-person singular present tense of EXAGGERATE.

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Present participle of EXAGGERATE.

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In an exaggerated manner.

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The act of making something seem larger, better, or worse than it really is.

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Plural of EXAGGERATION.

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Tending to exaggerate.

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One who exaggerates.

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Plural of EXAGGERATOR.

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Same as exaggerative.

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Past tense of FAG.

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Past tense of FLAG.

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How many words containing agge are there?

There are 207 words containing agge.

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What is the highest-scoring word contain AGGE anywhere?

ZIGZAGGEDNESSES scores 37 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.