Words Containing EDUL

72 words contain EDUL anywhere. Scores range up to 24 points (OVERSCHEDULING), averaging 15.9 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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A tax certificate or identification document in the Philippines.

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Plural of CEDULA.

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Plural of CREDULITY.

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A tendency to believe too readily.

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Too ready to believe things.

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In a manner showing willingness to believe too readily.

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The tendency to believe too readily.

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Plural of CREDULOUSNESS.

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Serving to sweeten.

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To make sweeter in taste.

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Past tense of EDULCORATE.

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Third-person singular present tense of EDULCORATE.

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Present participle of EDULCORATE.

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The process of sweetening or purifying a substance.

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Plural of EDULCORATION.

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Having the effect of sweetening or purifying.

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A historical device for transferring small amounts of liquid between vessels.

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Plural of EDULCORATOR.

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To place into a schedule or timetable.

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Past tense of ENSCHEDULE.

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Third-person singular present tense of ENSCHEDULE.

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Present participle of ENSCHEDULE.

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Plural of INCREDULITY.

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Refusal or reluctance to believe something.

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Unwilling or unable to believe; skeptical.

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In a way showing disbelief or skepticism.

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The state of being unwilling to believe something.

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Located inside the medulla.

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Inner part of an organ, such as bone marrow or brain stem.

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Plural of medulla.

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Relating to the medulla; medullary.

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Relating to the medulla, the inner part of an organ or structure.

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Plural of MEDULLA.

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Having a medulla or myelin sheath.

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Past tense of MEDULLATE.

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A malignant brain tumor starting in the cerebellum.

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Not planned or arranged for a set time.

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Plural of OVERCREDULITY.

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Excessive readiness to believe.

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Too easily convinced.

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To fill a schedule with too many activities.

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Past tense of OVERSCHEDULE.

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Third-person singular present tense of OVERSCHEDULE.

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Present participle of OVERSCHEDULE.

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To arrange or plan a schedule in advance.

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Past tense of PRESCHEDULE.

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Third-person singular present tense of PRESCHEDULE.

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Present participle of PRESCHEDULE.

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To change the time or date of an event.

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Past tense of RESCHEDULE.

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Third-person singular present tense of RESCHEDULE.

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Present participle of RESCHEDULE.

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Plural of RESCHEDULING.

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Obsolete form of schedule.

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Past tense of SCEDULE.

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Plural of SCEDULE.

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Present participle of SCEDULE.

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Pertaining to a schedule.

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A plan for when events will happen.

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Past tense of SCHEDULE.

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How many words containing edul are there?

There are 72 words containing edul.

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What is the highest-scoring word contain EDUL anywhere?

OVERSCHEDULING scores 24 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.