Words Containing ISCA

139 words contain ISCA anywhere. Scores range up to 25 points (EXPISCATORY), averaging 16.5 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

Rare form of viscacha.

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Plural of BISCACHA.

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Subject to confiscation.

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Able to be legally seized or confiscated.

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To seize property by authority, especially as a penalty.

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Past tense of CONFISCATE.

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Third-person singular present tense of CONFISCATE.

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Present participle of CONFISCATE.

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Seizure of property by a government.

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Plural of CONFISCATION.

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A person who seizes property by authority.

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Plural of CONFISCATOR.

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Relating to or involving seizure of property.

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Free from a cage.

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Past tense of DISCAGE.

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Third-person singular present tense of DISCAGE.

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Present participle of DISCAGE.

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Pertaining to or shaped like a disc.

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Barefoot or wearing only sandals, especially in religious orders.

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Third-person singular present tense of DISCALCEATE.

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Barefoot or wearing only sandals, as some religious orders.

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The act of wandering or straying.

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Plural of DISCANDERING.

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To melt or dissolve away.

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Past tense of DISCANDIE.

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Third-person singular present tense of DISCANDY.

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Melt, dissolve, or thaw.

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Present participle of DISCANDY.

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Third-person singular present tense of DISCANDYING.

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An improvised melody added above a basic tune.

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Past tense of DISCANT.

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Agent noun of DISCANT.

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Plural of DISCANTER.

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Present participle of DISCANT.

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Plural of DISCANT.

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To deprive of capacity or ability.

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Past tense of DISCAPACITATE.

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Third-person singular present tense of DISCAPACITATE.

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Present participle of DISCAPACITATE.

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Throw away or reject as useless.

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Able to be thrown away or rejected.

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Past tense of DISCARD.

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Agent noun of DISCARD.

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Plural of DISCARDER.

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Present participle of DISCARD.

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The act of throwing something away.

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Plural of DISCARDMENT.

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Plural of DISCARD.

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Lacking a physical body; disembodied.

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The process of becoming bodiless or discarnate.

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Plural of DISCARNATION.

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Take off clothing; undress.

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Past tense of DISCASE.

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Third-person singular present tense of DISCASE.

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Present participle of DISCASE.

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To search out or discover through careful investigation.

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Past tense of EXPISCATE.

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Third-person singular present tense of EXPISCATE.

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Present participle of EXPISCATE.

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The act of searching out information, often by careful investigation.

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How many words containing isca are there?

There are 139 words containing isca.

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What is the highest-scoring word contain ISCA anywhere?

EXPISCATORY scores 25 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.