Words Containing ICTA

58 words contain ICTA anywhere. Scores range up to 24 points (PREDICTABILITY), averaging 14.8 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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Total Words
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Unique Endings
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24
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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Able to be denied or argued against.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Capable of being found guilty.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Plural of dictum.

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UK VALID
Definition

Speak aloud for someone else to write down.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Past tense of DICTATE.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Third-person singular present tense of DICTATE.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Present participle of DICTATE.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

The act of speaking for someone to write down.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Relating to or involving dictation.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Plural of DICTATION.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

An absolute ruler of a country.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Characteristic of an absolute ruler; overbearing.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

In an overbearing, domineering manner.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

The quality of being overbearing or autocratic.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Plural of DICTATOR.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Government by an absolute ruler.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Plural of DICTATORSHIP.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Excessively strict.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

A female dictator.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Plural of DICTATRESS.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Plural of dictatrix.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

A female dictator.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Plural of DICTATRIX.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

The office of a dictator.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Plural of DICTATURE.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Relating to or derived from edicts.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

In the manner of an official decree.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Relating to or characteristic of a seizure.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Subject to criminal prosecution by indictment.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

In a manner that warrants indictment.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Able to be inflicted or imposed.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

To wink or blink.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Past tense of NICTATE.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Third-person singular present tense of NICTATE.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Present participle of NICTATE.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

The act of winking or blinking.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Plural of NICTATION.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Not able to be formally charged with a crime.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

A Scottish term for the great tern, a seabird.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Plural of PICTARNIE.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

The extent to which something can be foreseen.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Able to be foretold or expected.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

The quality of being foreseeable.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

In a way that can be expected.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

To dictate again.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Past tense of REDICTATE.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Third-person singular present tense of REDICTATE.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Present participle of REDICTATE.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Relating to or resembling a rictus or gaping mouth.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

A swordbearer or member of a Turkish cavalry unit.

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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Plural of SELICTAR.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

A repeated ticking sound, as of a clock.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Made ticking sounds repeatedly or alternately.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

The act or sound of a ticking clock.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Plural of TICTAC.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Not able to be known or anticipated in advance.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Plural of UNPREDICTABLE.

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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

In a manner that cannot be predicted.

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How many words containing icta are there?

There are 58 words containing icta.

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What is the highest-scoring word contain ICTA anywhere?

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