Words Containing RAGG

139 words contain RAGG anywhere. Scores range up to 28 points (HYPERAGGRESSIVE), averaging 14.1 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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Teased or scolded severely.

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Present participle of ballyrag; teasing or scolding.

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Make wet and dirty, as by dragging.

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Past tense of BEDRAGGLE.

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Third-person singular present tense of BEDRAGGLE.

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Present participle of BEDRAGGLE.

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Vain and empty boasting.

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Plural of BRAGGADOCIO.

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Boastful and overly proud in an empty way.

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A person who boasts excessively.

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Boastfulness or empty bragging.

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Plural of BRAGGARTISM.

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In a more boastful manner.

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Most characteristic of a braggart; most boastful.

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Given to bragging; boastful.

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Plural of BRAGGART.

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Past tense of BRAG.

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A person who boasts or brags.

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Plural of BRAGGER.

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Superlative form of BRAG.

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More inclined to brag; more boastful.

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Most inclined to brag.

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Present participle of BRAG.

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In a boastful manner.

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Plural of BRAGGING.

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Tending to brag; boastful.

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Past tense and past participle of bullyrag.

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Act of bullying or intimidating someone.

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Used to encourage someone to be brave or cheerful.

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Past tense of CRAG.

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The quality of being rough and rocky.

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Plural of CRAGGEDNESS.

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A mountaineer.

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Plural of CRAGGER.

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More craggy; rougher and more uneven.

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Most craggy.

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In a craggy way, with roughness and unevenness.

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The quality of being rough, rugged, or steep.

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Plural of CRAGGINESS.

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Having rough, steep rocks; rugged.

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Past tense of DEFRAG.

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Agent noun of DEFRAG.

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Plural of DEFRAGGER.

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Present participle of DEFRAG.

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Third-person singular present tense of DEFRAGGING.

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Past tense of DRAG.

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A fishing boat using a dragnet or trawl.

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A fisherman who uses a dragnet.

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Plural of draggerman; fishermen using dragnets.

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Plural of DRAGGER.

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More draggy or slow-moving.

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Most draggy; most sluggish or dull.

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Present participle of DRAG.

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In a slow or reluctant manner.

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Plural of DRAGGING.

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To make or become wet and dirty by dragging.

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Past tense of DRAGGLE.

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Third-person singular present tense of DRAGGLE.

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Alternative spelling of draggle-tailed.

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Present participle of DRAGGLE.

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How many words containing ragg are there?

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What is the highest-scoring word contain RAGG anywhere?

HYPERAGGRESSIVE scores 28 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.