Words Containing ASUR

126 words contain ASUR anywhere. Scores range up to 24 points (IMMEASURABILITY), averaging 14.2 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 measure or apportion a share or portion.

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Past tense of ADMEASURE.

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The act of apportioning or measuring.

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Plural of ADMEASUREMENT.

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Third-person singular present tense of ADMEASURE.

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Present participle of ADMEASURE.

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US VALID
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Opposing pleasure.

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A power-seeking deity in Hindu mythology.

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Plural of ASURA.

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Having a common measure; commensurate or proportional.

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To be equal in measure or extent.

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Past tense of COMMEASURE.

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Third-person singular present tense of COMMEASURE.

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Present participle of COMMEASURE.

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An action taken to counteract another action.

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Plural of COUNTERMEASURE.

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The feeling of being annoyed or dissatisfied.

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Past tense of DISPLEASURE.

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Plural of DISPLEASURE.

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Present participle of DISPLEASURE.

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An opening in a wall for firing a weapon or letting in light.

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Past tense of EMBRASURE.

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Plural of EMBRASURE.

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To store up as if in a treasury.

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Past tense of ENTREASURE.

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Third-person singular present tense of ENTREASURE.

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Present participle of ENTREASURE.

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The act or result of erasing something.

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Plural of ERASURE.

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The property of being impossible to measure.

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Impossible to measure, vast.

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To an extent that cannot be measured.

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Not measured; vast or immense.

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Obsolete spelling of leisure.

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Plural of LEASURE.

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An old name for the element technetium.

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Plural of MASURIUM.

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Plural of MEASURABILITY.

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The quality of being able to be measured.

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Able to be measured.

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The quality of being measurable.

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To a degree that can be measured.

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The size, amount, or degree of something as determined by a standard.

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Past tense of MEASURE.

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In a slow, deliberate, or restrained manner.

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The quality of being measured or deliberate.

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Plural of MEASUREDNESS.

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Having no limits; immense.

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In a manner without limits or measure.

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State of having no limits or bounds.

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The act of measuring or a measured value.

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Plural of MEASUREMENT.

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One who measures or takes measurements.

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Plural of MEASURER.

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Plural of MEASURE.

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Present participle of MEASURE.

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Plural of MEASURING.

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To measure incorrectly or inaccurately.

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Past tense of MISMEASURE.

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The act or result of measuring incorrectly.

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How many words containing asur are there?

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What is the highest-scoring word contain ASUR anywhere?

IMMEASURABILITY scores 24 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.