Words Containing EXOR

48 words contain EXOR anywhere. Scores range up to 29 points (EXORCIZING), averaging 20.8 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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Definition

Plural of EXORABILITY.

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The quality of being able to be persuaded or moved by entreaty.

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Capable of being persuaded or moved by pleas.

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An earnest request or plea.

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Plural of EXORATION.

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The quality of being excessive or extravagant.

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Plural of EXORBITANCE.

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Plural of EXORBITANCY.

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Excessive or extravagant quality.

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Exceeding reasonable limits; excessively high in price or amount.

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To a degree that is excessive or unreasonable.

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To deviate from a normal path or course.

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Past tense of EXORBITATE.

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Third-person singular present tense of EXORBITATE.

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Present participle of EXORBITATE.

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To drive out an evil spirit from someone or something.

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Past tense of EXORCISE.

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Agent noun of EXORCISE.

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Plural of EXORCISER.

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Third-person singular present tense of EXORCISE.

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Present participle of EXORCISE.

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The ritual of casting out evil spirits.

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Plural of EXORCISM.

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A person, often a priest, who drives out evil spirits.

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Relating to the practice of exorcism.

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Pertaining to the practice of casting out evil spirits.

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Plural of EXORCIST.

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To drive out an evil spirit; US spelling of exorcise.

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Past tense of EXORCIZE.

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Agent noun of EXORCIZE.

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Plural of EXORCIZER.

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Third-person singular present tense of EXORCIZE.

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Present participle of EXORCIZE.

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Plural of exordium.

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Relating to an introduction or beginning.

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The introductory part of a speech or written work.

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Plural of EXORDIUM.

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A muscle that bends a joint or limb.

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Plural of FLEXOR.

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Plural of INEXORABILITY.

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The quality of being impossible to stop or persuade.

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Impossible to stop or persuade.

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The quality of being unyielding or impossible to persuade.

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In an unstoppable or unrelenting manner.

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Alternative spelling of multiplexer.

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Plural of MULTIPLEXOR.

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A small hammer used to test reflexes.

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Plural of PLEXOR.

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How many words containing exor are there?

There are 48 words containing exor.

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What is the highest-scoring word contain EXOR anywhere?

EXORCIZING scores 29 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.