Words Containing SUS

292 words contain SUS anywhere. Scores range up to 24 points (INSUSCEPTIVELY), averaging 13.3 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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Alternative form of abomasum.

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Plural of BABASSU.

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Irish exclamation used to express surprise or emphasis.

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Plural of BEJASUS.

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Expresses surprise, annoyance, or dismay.

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Plural of BEJESUS.

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An aurochs or European bison.

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Plural of BONASSUS.

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A legendary ox-like creature.

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Plural of BONASUS.

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Plural of BUSSU.

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Fine silky threads secreted by certain mollusks for attachment.

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Plural of BYSSUS.

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A possible case or situation, especially in reasoning.

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An official count of a population, often done regularly.

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Past tense of CENSUS.

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Plural of CENSUS.

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Present participle of CENSUS.

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Any of various woody vines in the genus Cissus.

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Plural of CISSUS.

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A gigantic statue, person, or thing of great size or importance.

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Plural of COLOSSUS.

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General agreement among a group.

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Plural of CONSENSUS.

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A genus of evergreen trees comprising the cypresses.

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Plural of CUPRESSUS.

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A Neolithic earthwork consisting of long parallel banks and ditches.

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A flowering plant of the genus Cytisus, such as broom.

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Reasoning or argumentation through discourse.

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Plural of DISCURSUS.

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Widespread disagreement or lack of consensus.

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Plural of DISSENSUS.

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The gradual cessation of use or custom.

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Plural of DISUSAGE.

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The state of being unused or neglected.

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Past tense of DISUSE.

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Plural of DISUSE.

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Present participle of DISUSE.

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A digression from the main subject, especially in a text.

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Plural of EXCURSUS.

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Not easily affected or influenced.

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In a manner resistant to influence.

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Not susceptible or receptive.

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In a manner not open to influence.

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The act of receiving within; absorption.

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To fold inward, forming a pocket or sheath.

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Past tense of INTUSSUSCEPT.

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Present participle of INTUSSUSCEPT.

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The folding of one part of a tubular structure within the next.

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Relating to intussusception.

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Third-person singular present tense of INTUSSUSCEPT.

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Incapable of being revived.

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In a manner that prevents revival.

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The central figure of Christianity, believed to be the Son of God.

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Plural of JIUJITSU.

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Plural of JIUJUTSU.

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Plural of JUJITSU.

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Plural of JUJUTSU.

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Plural of KEIRETSU.

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A slip or error.

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How many words containing sus are there?

There are 292 words containing sus.

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What is the highest-scoring word contain SUS anywhere?

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