Words Containing CAUS

78 words contain CAUS anywhere. Scores range up to 20 points (CAUSATIVENESSES), averaging 13.9 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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For the reason that; since.

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The curve formed by light rays reflecting from a curved surface.

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Plural of CATACAUSTIC.

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A legal case or lawsuit.

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Plural of CAUSABILITY.

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The capacity to be caused.

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Capable of being caused.

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Plural of causa.

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Relating to or acting as a cause.

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A burning pain in a limb along a nerve, often with skin changes.

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Plural of CAUSALGIA.

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Relating to or involving causalgia.

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Plural of CAUSALITY.

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The relationship between a cause and its effect.

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In a way that involves or indicates a cause.

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Plural of CAUSAL.

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The action of causing something to happen.

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Relating to causation or cause and effect.

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Belief in a first cause.

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Plural of CAUSATIONISM.

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One who believes in a first cause.

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Plural of CAUSATIONIST.

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Plural of CAUSATION.

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Acting as a cause; producing an effect.

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In a manner that expresses or involves causation.

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Quality of being a cause.

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Plural of CAUSATIVENESS.

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Plural of CAUSATIVE.

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Something that produces an effect or result.

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Past tense of CAUSE.

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Having no cause or reason; groundless.

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Without any cause or reason.

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State of having no cause.

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Plural of CAUSELESSNESS.

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To cause (archaic or dialectal).

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Agent noun of CAUSE.

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An informal conversation or short written article on a literary or serious topic.

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Plural of CAUSERIE.

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Plural of CAUSER.

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Plural of CAUSE.

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A raised road or path crossing water or marshland.

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Past tense of CAUSEWAY.

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Present participle of CAUSEWAY.

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Third-person singular present tense of CAUSEWAY.

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A raised path or road, as across wet ground.

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Past tense of CAUSEY.

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Plural of CAUSEY.

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Present participle of CAUSE.

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Able to burn or corrode organic tissue by chemical action.

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Archaic form of caustic.

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In a bitterly sarcastic or corrosive manner.

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Plural of CAUSTICITY.

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The quality of being corrosive or burning.

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The quality of being caustic or corrosive.

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Plural of CAUSTICNESS.

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Plural of CAUSTIC.

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A joint cause; a contributing factor.

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Plural of CONCAUSE.

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Pertaining to caustic curves from light refraction.

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Plural of DIACAUSTIC.

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CAUSATIVENESSES scores 20 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.