Words Containing EASA

62 words contain EASA anywhere. Scores range up to 21 points (UNAPPEASABLY), averaging 14.6 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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Capable of being pacified or calmed.

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The act of rendering a contract or deed void.

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Past tense of DEFEASANCE.

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Plural of DEFEASANCE.

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A substance used to remove grease.

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Plural of DEGREASANT.

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Feelings of annoyance or dissatisfaction.

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Plural of DISPLEASANCE.

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Causing displeasure; unpleasant.

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Past tense of DISPLEASANT.

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Present participle of DISPLEASANT.

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Plural of DISPLEASANT.

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The performance of a duty or obligation.

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Plural of FEASANCE.

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Impossible to soothe or pacify.

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Capable of being made larger or more numerous.

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Obsolete form of Kaiser.

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Plural of KEASAR.

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Capable of being leased.

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Wrongful conduct, especially by a public official.

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Plural of MALFEASANCE.

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A person guilty of wrongdoing or misconduct.

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Plural of MALFEASANT.

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Wrongful performance of a lawful act.

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Plural of MISFEASANCE.

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Failure to perform a legal duty.

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Plural of NONFEASANCE.

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a poor farmer or agricultural worker.

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More characteristic of peasants.

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Most characteristic of peasants; most rustic.

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Plural of PEASANTRY.

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The class of poor rural farmers.

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Plural of PEASANT.

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Rustic and simple like a peasant.

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A game bird with long tail, often hunted for food.

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Plural of PHEASANTRY.

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A place where pheasants are bred and kept.

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Plural of PHEASANT.

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Able to be satisfied or pleased.

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A pleasant feeling or delight.

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Plural of PLEASANCE.

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Giving pleasure or enjoyment.

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Comparative form of PLEASANT.

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Superlative form of PLEASANT.

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In a way that is enjoyable or agreeable.

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The quality of being pleasant or agreeable.

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Plural of PLEASANTNESS.

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Plural of PLEASANTRY.

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A polite or amusing remark made in casual conversation.

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Able to be released.

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Capable of being teased or joked with.

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Impossible to calm or satisfy.

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In a manner that cannot be pacified.

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Causing discomfort or unhappiness.

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In a disagreeable manner.

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The quality of being disagreeable or causing discomfort.

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Plural of UNPLEASANTRY.

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An unpleasant remark or act.

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The throat or windpipe.

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Definition

Plural of WEASAND.

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How many words containing easa are there?

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What is the highest-scoring word contain EASA anywhere?

UNAPPEASABLY scores 21 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.