Words Containing ECAL

107 words contain ECAL anywhere. Scores range up to 27 points (CHOLECALCIFEROL), averaging 15.3 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 accuse or criticize; to call someone names.

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Past tense of BECALL.

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Present participle of BECALL.

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Third-person singular present tense of BECALL.

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To make calm or still; to deprive a ship of wind.

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Past tense of BECALM.

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Present participle of BECALM.

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Third-person singular present tense of BECALM.

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Pertaining to a library or libraries.

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Relating to the caecum, a pouch at the start of the large intestine.

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Through or into the caecum.

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Of or relating to the cecum.

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Alternative form of caecally, relating to the cecum.

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Vitamin D3, a fat-soluble vitamin that prevents rickets.

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A design or sticker for transferring to a surface.

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Loss of calcium, as from bones or teeth.

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Past tense of decalcify.

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A substance or device that removes calcium.

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Plural of DECALCIFIER.

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Third-person singular present tense of DECALCIFY.

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To remove calcium or lime from something.

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Present participle of DECALCIFY.

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The art or process of transferring designs onto surfaces using decals.

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Plural of DECALCOMANIA.

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Past tense of DECAL.

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A slowing of temperature rise when heating a metal due to internal structure change.

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Plural of DECALESCENCE.

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Absorbing heat without rising in temperature.

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Present participle of DECAL.

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A unit of volume equal to ten liters.

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Plural of DECALITER.

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A metric unit of volume equal to ten liters.

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Plural of DECALITRE.

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Past tense of DECAL.

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Present participle of DECAL.

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The Ten Commandments.

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One who explains or interprets the Ten Commandments.

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Plural of DECALOGIST.

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Plural of DECALOG.

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The Ten Commandments.

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Plural of DECALOGUE.

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Plural of DECAL.

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Having two thecae.

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Relating to feces.

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Relating to feces.

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Relating to or occurring outside a place, especially in law.

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Delivered into the spinal canal.

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Into the spinal canal, as a route for medication.

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Having a single theca or cavity.

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Relating to an ootheca.

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Plural of precalculus, a course taken before calculus.

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A course covering algebra and trigonometry to prepare for calculus.

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Plural of PRECALCULUS.

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Obsolete spelling of recall.

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The quality of being stubbornly resistant to authority or control.

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Plural of RECALCITRANCE.

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Plural of RECALCITRANCY.

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The quality of being stubbornly defiant or unmanageable.

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Stubbornly resisting authority or control.

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In a stubborn and disobedient manner.

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What is the highest-scoring word contain ECAL anywhere?

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