Words Ending With AUGHT

38 words end with AUGHT. Scores range up to 24 points (BACKDRAUGHT), averaging 15.1 points with standard English tile values. Every entry below shows its point value, US and UK dictionary validity, and a definition where available.

38
Total Words
16
Unique Starting Letters
15.1
Avg. Points
24
Max Points
8Letters
12Points
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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Obtained or captured; seized.

5Letters
9Points
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A
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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Anything whatsoever.

11Letters
24Points
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K
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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Sudden inrush of air into a fire, causing an explosion.

10Letters
16Points
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US INVALID
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Definition

Deeply distressed or agitated; distraught.

6Letters
12Points
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US VALID
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Definition

Past tense and past participle of catch.

7Letters
13Points
3
C
1
L
1
A
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US VALID
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Definition

Snatch or seize.

10Letters
15Points
2
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US VALID
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Definition

Deeply agitated, especially from emotion.

11Letters
20Points
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4
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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

A downward current of air.

7Letters
12Points
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Definition

A current of air coming into a room or vehicle.

11Letters
17Points
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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Alternative spelling of dreadnought.

9Letters
20Points
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E
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X
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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Past participle of extract; extracted.

10Letters
17Points
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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

A fearless person.

7Letters
14Points
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UK VALID
Definition

A flight or flapping motion.

10Letters
17Points
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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Past tense and past participle of foreteach.

7Letters
14Points
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Definition

Filled with or accompanied by something, often unpleasant.

6Letters
13Points
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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Arrogant or condescending, in an old-fashioned sense.

9Letters
14Points
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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

An inward flow of air or water.

9Letters
15Points
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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Past tense and past participle of misteach.

6Letters
10Points
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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Nothing.

9Letters
13Points
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O
1
N
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US VALID
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Definition

Fierce attack or large influx.

9Letters
15Points
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O
1
U
1
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3
C
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UK VALID
Definition

Past tense and past participle of outcatch.

10Letters
19Points
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4
V
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3
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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Past tense and past participle of overcatch.

11Letters
19Points
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4
V
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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

An overdraft, especially in British usage.

11Letters
21Points
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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Past participle of overfreight.

10Letters
17Points
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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Obsolete past tense and past participle of overreach.

10Letters
17Points
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4
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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Past tense and past participle of overteach.

6Letters
10Points
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A
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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Past tense of reach or reck (obsolete).

8Letters
14Points
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1
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3
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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Past participle of recatch.

8Letters
12Points
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1
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Definition

Simple past and past participle of reteach.

8Letters
12Points
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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

To stretch or make straight; a dialectal form.

6Letters
10Points
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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Past tense and past participle of teach.

8Letters
14Points
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U
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3
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US VALID
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Definition

Not captured or seized.

9Letters
16Points
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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Not filled or loaded with something.

8Letters
12Points
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Definition

Not educated or instructed.

8Letters
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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

Seized or lifted up.

9Letters
16Points
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3
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2
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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

British spelling of updraft.

6Letters
13Points
4
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US VALID
UK VALID
Definition

Alternative form of waucht.

12Letters
22Points
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US INVALID
UK VALID
Definition

A deep drink or long draught of liquor.

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How many words ending with aught are there?

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What is the highest-scoring word end with AUGHT?

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