Words Containing EART

279 words contain EART anywhere. Scores range up to 35 points (MICROEARTHQUAKE), averaging 17 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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Generous and kind.

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In a generous and kind manner.

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The quality of being generous and kind.

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A cherry with dark skin and flesh.

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Plural of BLACKHEART.

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A wind-deposited silt used for making bricks.

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Plural of BRICKEARTH.

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Overwhelmed by grief, especially from loss or disappointment.

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In a deeply sad or grief-stricken manner.

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Easily frightened; cowardly.

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Lacking sympathy or feeling; unfeeling.

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In a manner lacking warmth or feeling.

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Lack of concern for the welfare of others.

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A scarcity or lack of something.

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Plural of DEARTH.

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To separate at the joints; disjoint.

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Past tense of DEARTICULATE.

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Third-person singular present tense of DEARTICULATE.

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Present participle of DEARTICULATE.

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To discourage by removing enthusiasm or courage.

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Past tense of DISHEARTEN.

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Present participle of DISHEARTEN.

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In a way that causes discouragement or loss of hope.

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A feeling of discouragement or loss of hope.

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Plural of DISHEARTENMENT.

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Third-person singular present tense of DISHEARTEN.

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Feeling sad and discouraged.

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In a dejected manner.

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The quality of being sad or discouraged.

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The planet we live on, third from the sun.

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Originating or born on Earth.

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Confined to the earth or unable to leave it.

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Past tense of EARTH.

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Made of earth or baked clay.

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Ceramic ware made from porous clay fired at low temperature.

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Plural of EARTHENWARE.

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A landslide.

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Plural of EARTHFALL.

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Having vertical timbers set directly into the ground.

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Obsolete term for asbestos.

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Plural of EARTHFLAX.

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More earthy.

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Most full of earth or earthy qualities.

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In an earthy manner.

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The quality of being earthy, often coarse or natural.

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Plural of EARTHINESS.

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Present participle of EARTH.

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More earthly or worldly.

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Plural of EARTHLY.

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Most earthly; superlative of earthly.

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Sunlight reflected from the Earth's surface.

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Plural of EARTHLIGHT.

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Resembling or similar to Earth or its soil.

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The quality of being earthly or mundane.

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Plural of EARTHLINESS.

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A native inhabitant of the planet Earth.

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Plural of EARTHLING.

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Relating to the earth or human life as opposed to heaven.

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A male inhabitant of Earth.

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Plural of earthman.

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MICROEARTHQUAKE scores 35 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.