Words Containing PLEX

141 words contain PLEX anywhere. Scores range up to 33 points (COMPLEXIFYING), averaging 22.3 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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Having leaf bases that fully clasp the stem.

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A mating embrace in frogs and other amphibians.

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Plural of AMPLEXUS.

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A fit of apoplexy.

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Past tense of APOPLEX.

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Plural of APOPLEX.

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Plural of APOPLEXY.

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Present participle of APOPLEX.

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A sudden loss of consciousness from a stroke or brain hemorrhage.

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Plural of CATAPLEXY.

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Sudden loss of muscle tone, often with narcolepsy.

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A cinema complex with multiple screening rooms.

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Plural of CINEPLEX.

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Consisting of many interconnected parts.

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The formation of a chemical complex.

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Plural of COMPLEXATION.

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Past tense of COMPLEX.

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The quality of being complexed or formed into a complex.

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Plural of COMPLEXEDNESS.

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Comparative form of COMPLEX.

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Plural of COMPLEX.

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Superlative form of COMPLEX.

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Past tense of complexify; made more complex.

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Third-person singular present tense of COMPLEXIFY.

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To make more complex; to complicate.

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Present participle of COMPLEXIFY.

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Present participle of COMPLEX.

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The natural color and texture of the skin, especially the face.

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Relating to the skin's complexion.

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Past tense of COMPLEXION.

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Having no color; pale.

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Plural of COMPLEXION.

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Plural of COMPLEXITY.

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The state of being complicated or intricate.

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In a complex manner.

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The state or quality of being complex.

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Plural of COMPLEXNESS.

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Describing titration using a complex-forming reagent.

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A substance that helps form coordination complexes.

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Plural of COMPLEXONE.

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A muscle of the back that extends from the spine to the head.

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Plural of COMPLEXUS.

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Relating to signals passing in opposite directions simultaneously.

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Repeatedly compound; made up of complex constituents.

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A device that separates combined signals.

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Plural of DEMULTIPLEXER.

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Transmitting two signals simultaneously in the same direction.

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A passive device that combines or splits signals by frequency.

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Plural of DIPLEXER.

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Having two parts; double.

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Past tense of DUPLEX.

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A device allowing two-way communication over a single path or channel.

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Plural of DUPLEXER.

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Plural of DUPLEX.

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Present participle of DUPLEX.

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Third-person singular present tense of DUPLEXING.

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Plural of DUPLEXITY.

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The state of being double or twofold.

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A building divided into four separate residences.

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Plural of FOURPLEX.

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How many words containing plex are there?

There are 141 words containing plex.

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What is the highest-scoring word contain PLEX anywhere?

COMPLEXIFYING scores 33 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.