Words Containing ETHE

197 words contain ETHE anywhere. Scores range up to 27 points (ETHEREALIZATION), 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 supposed medium filling space and carrying light waves.

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Variant spelling of ethereal.

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Plural of AETHEREALITY.

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The quality of being ethereal or heavenly.

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In a manner that is extremely delicate and light.

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Relating to or resembling the ether.

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Plural of AETHER.

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Completely; entirely.

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Plural of ALTOGETHER.

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The leading sheep of a flock, wearing a bell.

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Plural of BELLWETHER.

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A holy place or house of worship.

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Plural of BETHEL.

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A pool in Jerusalem mentioned in the Bible as a site of healing.

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Plural of BETHESDA.

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Idle or foolish talk.

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A person who talks nonsense.

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Plural of BLETHERANSKATE.

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Foolish or nonsensical talk.

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Plural of BLETHERATION.

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Past tense of BLETHER.

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Agent noun of BLETHER.

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Plural of BLETHERER.

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Present participle of BLETHER.

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Plural of BLETHERING.

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Plural of BLETHER.

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Alternative form of blatherskite.

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Plural of BLETHERSKATE.

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An irresistible urge or mania.

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Plural of CACOETHES.

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The compound vinyl chloride, or a chlorinated ethene derivative.

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Plural of CHLOROETHENE.

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Agent noun of COMETH.

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Plural of COMETHER.

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Plural of CURIETHERAPY.

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Radiation therapy using a radioactive source placed near the tumor.

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An organic compound with two ether groups.

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Plural of DIETHER.

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Easy (obsolete).

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A flammable gas (C2H4), the simplest alkene, used in manufacturing.

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Plural of ETHENE.

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Belonging to the fish genus Etheostoma.

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A plant growth regulator converted to ethylene in plant tissues.

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Plural of ETHEPHON.

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A volatile liquid used as an anesthetic or solvent.

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A device used for measuring the rate of evaporation.

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Plural of ETHERCAP.

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Extremely light and delicate; seeming not to belong to the material world.

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The process of making something light, airy, or spiritual.

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To make ethereal or spiritual.

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Past tense of ETHEREALISE.

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Third-person singular present tense of ETHEREALISE.

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Present participle of ETHEREALISE.

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Plural of ETHEREALITY.

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The quality of being light, airy, or delicate.

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The act of giving something a delicate, otherworldly quality.

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To make ethereal or sublime.

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Past tense of ETHEREALIZE.

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Third-person singular present tense of ETHEREALIZE.

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Present participle of ETHEREALIZE.

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How many words containing ethe are there?

There are 197 words containing ethe.

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What is the highest-scoring word contain ETHE anywhere?

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