Words Containing FEAS

58 words contain FEAS anywhere. Scores range up to 24 points (INDEFEASIBILITY), averaging 15.6 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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An annual dinner given by an employer to employees.

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US VALID
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Plural of BEANFEAST.

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US VALID
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The act of rendering a contract or deed void.

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US INVALID
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Past tense of DEFEASANCE.

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Plural of DEFEASANCE.

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Plural of DEFEASIBILITY.

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US VALID
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State or instance of being defeasible.

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US VALID
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Capable of being annulled, voided, or terminated.

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The quality of being capable of being annulled or voided.

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In a manner that can be annulled or invalidated.

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The performance of a duty or obligation.

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UK VALID
Definition

Plural of FEASANCE.

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Definition

Alternative form of feeze, a state of worry or excitement.

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Definition

Past tense of FEASE.

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Definition

Plural of FEASE.

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UK VALID
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Plural of FEASIBILITY.

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US VALID
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The degree to which something is possible or practical.

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Capable of being done with available means.

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UK VALID
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The quality of being possible to do.

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Plural of FEASIBLENESS.

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In a feasible or practicable manner.

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UK VALID
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Present participle of FEASE.

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A large, elaborate meal, often for celebration.

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Past tense of FEAST.

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Agent noun of FEAST.

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Plural of FEASTER.

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Festive and luxurious; suitable for a feast.

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Present participle of FEAST.

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UK VALID
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Plural of FEASTING.

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Devoid of a feast or banquet.

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Plural of FEAST.

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The quality of being impossible to annul or cancel.

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Not able to be annulled or made void.

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In a way that cannot be annulled or undone.

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Plural of INFEASIBILITY.

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The state of being impossible or impractical to achieve.

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Not possible to do or achieve.

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The quality of being impossible to do or carry out.

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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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A criminal or evildoer.

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Plural of MISFEASOR.

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Failure to perform a legal duty.

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Plural of NONFEASANCE.

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To provide a better or larger feast than.

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Past tense of OUTFEAST.

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Present participle of OUTFEAST.

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Third-person singular present tense of OUTFEAST.

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A person who commits a civil wrong.

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Plural of TORTFEASOR.

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Plural of UNFEASIBILITY.

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The state of being impractical or impossible.

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Not able to be done or accomplished.

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Definition

In a way that is impossible or impractical.

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How many words containing feas are there?

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What is the highest-scoring word contain FEAS anywhere?

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