Words Containing CCE

238 words contain CCE anywhere. Scores range up to 27 points (ACCESSORIZING), averaging 16.7 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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To agree to a request or proposal.

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Past tense of ACCEDE.

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The act of agreeing or giving consent.

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Plural of ACCEDENCE.

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Agent noun of ACCEDE.

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Plural of ACCEDER.

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Third-person singular present tense of ACCEDE.

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Present participle of ACCEDE.

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Capable of being increased in speed.

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A musical passage with gradually increasing tempo.

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Plural of ACCELERANDO.

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A substance that speeds up a chemical process.

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Plural of ACCELERANT.

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To increase speed; cause to move faster.

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Past tense of ACCELERATE.

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Third-person singular present tense of ACCELERATE.

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Present participle of ACCELERATE.

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In an accelerating manner.

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Rate of change of velocity over time.

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Plural of ACCELERATION.

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Tending to increase speed or velocity.

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A device or pedal that controls the speed of a vehicle.

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Plural of ACCELERATOR.

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Relating to or causing acceleration.

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An instrument measuring acceleration.

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Plural of ACCELEROMETER.

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To set on fire or kindle.

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Past tense of ACCEND.

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Present participle of ACCEND.

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Third-person singular present tense of ACCEND.

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The act of setting on fire or catching fire.

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Plural of ACCENSION.

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The way a person pronounces words, often indicating regional or social background.

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Past tense of ACCENT.

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Present participle of ACCENT.

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Without a foreign accent; spoken without accent.

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A small Eurasian songbird of the genus Prunella.

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Plural of ACCENTOR.

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Plural of ACCENT.

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Relating to or based on stress in pronunciation or verse.

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Plural of ACCENTUALITY.

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The characteristic of being accentual.

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In a manner relating to stress or accent in speech.

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To emphasize or make more prominent.

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Past tense of ACCENTUATE.

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Third-person singular present tense of ACCENTUATE.

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Present participle of ACCENTUATE.

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The act of emphasizing or stressing.

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Plural of ACCENTUATION.

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To receive or take willingly; to agree to something offered.

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Plural of ACCEPTABILITY.

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The quality of being acceptable.

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Worthy of acceptance; satisfactory.

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The quality of being acceptable.

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In an acceptable manner; satisfactorily.

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The act of taking or approving something offered.

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Plural of ACCEPTANCE.

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Plural of ACCEPTANCY.

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The act or state of accepting something.

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Willing to accept something; receptive.

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How many words containing cce are there?

There are 238 words containing cce.

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What is the highest-scoring word contain CCE anywhere?

ACCESSORIZING scores 27 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.