Words Ending in J, Q, V, End, and How
The J, Q, and V tiles in games like Scrabble and Words With Friends are notoriously tough to play. Sure, there’s JO, which is great for hooking, or QI and ZA. But, if the tiles don’t lie right, what kind of words end in V, Q, or J?
Which words end with END?
Most of these words ending in END are either bingoes or six letters long. For every SPEND, UPEND, and WEND, there are twice as many longer words. They include: DIVIDEND, REVEREND, PORTEND, DESCEND, and BARTEND, among three dozen others.
Which words end with HOW?
There aren’t many. Some of the long words include ROADSHOW, PEEPSHOW, SALCHOW, and AIRSHOW There are only three four-letter words that end with HOW: SHOW, DHOW, and CHOW.
Which three-letter words end in J?
There are only three three-letter words ending in J. They are: RAJ, HAJ, and TAJ. In fact, there are only seven words in total that end in J. the other four are: HADJ, HAJI, SVARAJ, and SWARAJ. The three-letter words are good for getting rid of the J in the end game when you don’t have an O to make JO.
Eye Rhymes
Eye rhymes are words that have the same spelling at the end of the word, but the sound of the end of the word is not the same. This Tool could be used to identify eye rhymes.
Example: Words ending with ough
off
sound: cough, troughuff
sound: tough enough,roughew
sound: throughow
sound: ploughowe
sound: although, borough, bough, dough, furlough,though, thorough
Half Rhymes
Half rhymes, also known as sprung rhymes, have the same ending consonants in the words.
Example: Words ending with rst
- burst
- first
- thirst
- worst
Scrabble / Crosswords
This search may be helpful in Scrabble or Crosswords by answering the following type of questions:
- Find all words ending in
nt
(or some other sequence of letters). - Find all 7 letter words ending with
rt
- Find all 4 or 5 letter words that end with
ws
.
end·ing
(ĕn′dĭng)
n.
1. A conclusion or termination.
2. A concluding part; a finale: a happy ending.
3. Grammar The final morpheme added to a word base to make an inflectional form, such as -ed in walked.
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. Copyright © 2016 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved.
ending
(ˈɛndɪŋ)
n
1. the act of bringing to or reaching an end
2. the last part of something, as a book, film, etc
3. (Linguistics) the final part of a word, esp a suffix
4. (Chess & Draughts) chess another word for endgame
Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged, 12th Edition 2014 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2014
end•ing
(ˈɛn dɪŋ)
n.
1. the final or concluding part; conclusion.
2. a bringing or coming to an end; termination; close.
3. death; destruction.
4.
a. a morpheme at the end of a word, esp. an inflection, as the -s in cuts.
b. any final word part, as the -ow in window.
[before 1000]
Random House Kernerman Webster’s College Dictionary, © 2010 K Dictionaries Ltd. Copyright 2005, 1997, 1991 by Random House, Inc. All rights reserved.
ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
| Noun | 1. | ending — the end of a word (a suffix or inflectional ending or final morpheme); «I don’t like words that have -ism as an ending»
termination morpheme — minimal meaningful language unit; it cannot be divided into smaller meaningful units postfix, suffix — an affix that is added at the end of the word inflectional ending, inflectional suffix — an inflection that is added at the end of a root word |
| 2. | ending — the act of ending something; «the termination of the agreement»
termination, conclusion abort — the act of terminating a project or procedure before it is completed; «I wasted a year of my life working on an abort»; «he sent a short message requesting an abort due to extreme winds in the area» demonetisation, demonetization — ending something (e.g. gold or silver) as no longer the legal tender of a country change of state — the act of changing something into something different in essential characteristics tone ending, release — (music) the act or manner of terminating a musical phrase or tone mop up, windup, completion, culmination, closing — a concluding action retirement — withdrawal from your position or occupation relinquishing, relinquishment — the act of giving up and abandoning a struggle or task etc. breakup, dissolution — the termination or disintegration of a relationship (between persons or nations) overthrow — the termination of a ruler or institution (especially by force) adjournment, dissolution — the termination of a meeting dismission, sacking, liberation, firing, dismissal, release, discharge, sack — the termination of someone’s employment (leaving them free to depart) destruction, devastation — the termination of something by causing so much damage to it that it cannot be repaired or no longer exists kill, putting to death, killing — the act of terminating a life abolishment, abolition — the act of abolishing a system or practice or institution (especially abolishing slavery); «the abolition of capital punishment» liquidation, settlement — termination of a business operation by using its assets to discharge its liabilities drug withdrawal, withdrawal — the termination of drug taking closedown, shutdown, closing, closure — termination of operations; «they regretted the closure of the day care center» extinguishing, quenching, extinction — the act of extinguishing; causing to stop burning; «the extinction of the lights» fade, disappearance — gradually ceasing to be visible abortion — termination of pregnancy defusing, deactivation — the act of deactivating or making ineffective (as a bomb) discontinuance, discontinuation — the act of discontinuing or breaking off; an interruption (temporary or permanent) |
|
| 3. | ending — the point in time at which something ends; «the end of the year»; «the ending of warranty period»
end last, death — the time at which life ends; continuing until dead; «she stayed until his death»; «a struggle to the last» demise, dying, death — the time when something ends; «it was the death of all his plans»; «a dying of old hopes» period — the end or completion of something; «death put a period to his endeavors»; «a change soon put a period to my tranquility» point in time, point — an instant of time; «at that point I had to leave» year-end — the end of a calendar year; «he had to unload the merchandise before the year-end» close, finis, last, stopping point, finale, finish, conclusion — the temporal end; the concluding time; «the stopping point of each round was signaled by a bell»; «the market was up at the finish»; «they were playing better at the close of the season» cease — (`cease’ is a noun only in the phrase `without cease’) end tail end, tail — the time of the last part of something; «the fag end of this crisis-ridden century»; «the tail of the storm» last gasp — the point of death or exhaustion or completion; «the last gasp of the cold war» expiration, expiry, termination — a coming to an end of a contract period; «the expiry of his driver’s license» terminal point, terminus ad quem, limit — final or latest limiting point |
|
| 4. | ending — event whose occurrence ends something; «his death marked the ending of an era»; «when these final episodes are broadcast it will be the finish of the show»
conclusion, finish happening, natural event, occurrence, occurrent — an event that happens final stage, end, last — the concluding parts of an event or occurrence; «the end was exciting»; «I had to miss the last of the movie» final result, outcome, resultant, termination, result — something that results; «he listened for the results on the radio» foregone conclusion, matter of course — an inevitable ending demolition, wipeout, destruction — an event (or the result of an event) that completely destroys something omega, Z — the ending of a series or sequence; «the Alpha and the Omega, the first and the last, the beginning and the end»—Revelation stop, halt — the event of something ending; «it came to a stop at the bottom of the hill» triumph, victory — a successful ending of a struggle or contest; «a narrow victory»; «the general always gets credit for his army’s victory»; «clinched a victory»; «convincing victory»; «the agreement was a triumph for common sense» defeat, licking — an unsuccessful ending to a struggle or contest; «it was a narrow defeat»; «the army’s only defeat»; «they suffered a convincing licking» beginning — the event consisting of the start of something; «the beginning of the war» |
|
| 5. | ending — the last section of a communication; «in conclusion I want to say…»
close, closing, conclusion, end anticlimax, bathos — a change from a serious subject to a disappointing one section, subdivision — a self-contained part of a larger composition (written or musical); «he always turns first to the business section»; «the history of this work is discussed in the next section» epilog, epilogue — a short passage added at the end of a literary work; «the epilogue told what eventually happened to the main characters» epilog, epilogue — a short speech (often in verse) addressed directly to the audience by an actor at the end of a play peroration — (rhetoric) the concluding section of an oration; «he summarized his main points in his peroration» coda, finale — the closing section of a musical composition recital, yarn, narration — the act of giving an account describing incidents or a course of events; «his narration was hesitant» speech, address — the act of delivering a formal spoken communication to an audience; «he listened to an address on minor Roman poets» |
Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection. © 2003-2012 Princeton University, Farlex Inc.
ending
noun finish, end, close, resolution, conclusion, summing up, wind-up, completion, finale, termination, culmination, cessation, denouement, last part, consummation The film has a Hollywood happy ending.
start, opening, source, birth, origin, starting point, onset, preface, inauguration, inception, commencement
Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition. 2002 © HarperCollins Publishers 1995, 2002
ending
noun
1. A concluding or terminating:
cease, cessation, close, closing, closure, completion, conclusion, consummation, end, end of the line, finish, period, stop, stopping point, termination, terminus, wind-up, wrap-up.
The American Heritage® Roget’s Thesaurus. Copyright © 2013, 2014 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. All rights reserved.
Translations
konec
slutning
lopetus
završetak
endalok, endir, niîurlag
結末
결말
končnicazaključek
slut
ตอนจบ
kết cục
Collins Spanish Dictionary — Complete and Unabridged 8th Edition 2005 © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1971, 1988 © HarperCollins Publishers 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2005
ending
[ˈɛndɪŋ] n
[slavery, apartheid, sanctions, hostilities] → fin m
ending of a relationship → rupture f
the ending of their relationship → la fin de leur relation
Collins English/French Electronic Resource. © HarperCollins Publishers 2005
ending
Collins German Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged 7th Edition 2005. © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1980 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1997, 1999, 2004, 2005, 2007
Collins Italian Dictionary 1st Edition © HarperCollins Publishers 1995
end
(end) noun
1. the last or farthest part of the length of something. the house at the end of the road; both ends of the room; Put the tables end to end (= with the end of one touching the end of another); (also adjective) We live in the end house.
2. the finish or conclusion. the end of the week; The talks have come to an end; The affair is at an end; He is at the end of his strength; They fought bravely to the end; If she wins the prize we’ll never hear the end of it (= she will often talk about it).
3. death. The soldiers met their end bravely.
4. an aim. What end have you in view?
5. a small piece left over. cigarette ends.
verb
to bring or come to an end. The scheme ended in disaster; How does the play end?; How should I end (off) this letter?
ˈending noun
the end, especially of a story, poem etc. Fairy stories have happy endings.
ˈendless adjective
1. going on for ever or for a very long time. endless arguments.
2. continuous, because of having the two ends joined. an endless chain.
at a loose end
with nothing to do. He went to the cinema because he was at a loose end.
end up
1. to reach or come to an end, usually unpleasant. I knew that he would end up in prison.
2. to do something in the end. He refused to believe her but he ended up apologizing.
in the end
finally. He had to work very hard but he passed his exam in the end.
make (both) ends meet
not to get into debt. The widow and her four children found it difficult to make ends meet.
no end (of)
very much. I feel no end of a fool.
on end
1. upright; erect. Stand the table on end; The cat’s fur stood on end.
2. continuously; without a pause. For days on end we had hardly anything to eat.
put an end to
to cause to finish; to stop. The government put an end to public execution.
the end
the limit (of what can be borne or tolerated). His behaviour is the end!
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary © 2006-2013 K Dictionaries Ltd.
ending
→ اِنْتِهَاء konec slutning Ende κατάληξη final lopetus final završetak conclusione 結末 결말 einde slutt zakończenie final окончание slut ตอนจบ son kết cục 结尾
Multilingual Translator © HarperCollins Publishers 2009
end·ing
n. final; terminación, conclusión.
English-Spanish Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012
From the Author
This dictionary was written primarily to enhance the enjoyment in playing the game of Scrabble® and Words with Friends®, although poets, rhymers, players of crossword puzzles and other word games may also find it useful.
In our family, Scrabble is a game we play for our enjoyment and amusement. As such, we are not opposed to modifying the rules to increase our enjoyment. For example, we might modify the number of tiles each player might have. Less experienced players would have more; while more experienced players would have less. This is an especially helpful practice when playing with an exchange student whose English is developing. At other times, if we want a fast game, every player will play with extra tiles, perhaps nine or ten.
And, we enjoy playing with a dictionary. We use a dictionary not because we want to challenge our opponent, but because we want to learn new words, find the perfect fit for a triple word score, reduce frustration when our memories are working slowly, and we’ve just come to enjoy playing that way.
The design for this dictionary evolved over a period of years. I kept notes on the size of words we typically made, what kind of situations posed difficulties in finding words, and great scoring opportunities missed.
There were four major observations.First, as casual players, we rarely created words in a single turn which were more than five letters long in total, unless it was done with a prefix such as ex, de, re, pre or un, or a suffix such as ed, ing, s or y. At the same time, most dictionaries are filled with lots of words longer than five letters. This causes visual clutter which is not only time consuming, but makes it harder to find words you might be able to actually use. In addition, the probability of being able to make some words is extremely small, for example, zyzzyva (a tropical weevil). The odds of having the only z, both y’s, both blanks (for the other two z’s), and a v is astronomical. This, of course, is an extreme example, and The Backwords Dictionary has its share of improbables, but by limiting the dictionary to words with a maximum of five letters, it is useful for its purpose.The second observation, and the one for which the dictionary is named, is that about 35-40% of the time, a player wants to create a word ending in a specific letter. This, however, is not the way we traditionally think, and, not to mention, this is not the way dictionaries are sorted. In other words, in many situations, conventional dictionaries are not arranged in an easy to use manner. This dictionary solves that problem by sorting on the last letter of the word. Of course, you will still need a conventional dictionary for the 35-40% of the time you need a word beginning with a specific letter. (The other 20-30% are words where the focus letter is neither the first or the last.)The third observation is that certain letters present special challenges. These are J, Q, X, and Z. These are the highest point value letters and, since there is only one of each, it is natural to want to optimize the opportunity. Hence, each of those letters has a chapter for all the words which have the individual letter, regardless of the position — first, last, or somewhere in the middle.The fourth observation was that often a significant number of points could be scored with just two or three letters. Typically there were two parts to this observation: taking advantage of a difficult to get at multiple value square and, making two or even three words simultaneously. The key is two letter words. They let you fit into tight spots, and, if you can run a couple of them alongside another word, you will often get a surprising number of points. Knowing two letter words is also very valuable at the end of the game when you want to use up your tiles, but don’t want to settle for just two points.
Purists may reject the idea of using a dictionary, but for us it is a lot of fun.
I hope you enjoy the game from this different perspective.
Richard Ekstrom
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Search for a tool
Words Ending with…
Tool to search Words ending with a given sequence of letters, or ending with a given pattern of letters, or a specific letter of the alphabet, etc.
Results
Words Ending with… —
Tag(s) : Word Search
Share
dCode and more
dCode is free and its tools are a valuable help in games, maths, geocaching, puzzles and problems to solve every day!
A suggestion ? a feedback ? a bug ? an idea ? Write to dCode!
- Games and Solvers
- Word Search
- Words Ending with…
List words that end with
Answers to Questions (FAQ)
How to search for words ending with some letters?
The tool allows to find a word (or verb, common name, adjective, etc.) ending with certain letters (the last letters are in suffix). To list words finishing in pattern X?X, use letters and wildcards such as ?
Example: Search for words ending with ART gives: ABCOULOMB, etc.
Example: Find words ending with A?T gives: ACCIDENT, ALCHEMIST, ANCIENT etc.
The software can search for common names or verbs as well as proper names or city names according to the chosen dictionary.
What is the list of words ending with…?
In English:
| Words that end with A | 26000 words |
| Words that end with B | 1900 words |
| Words that end with C | 24000 words |
| Words that end with D | 61000 words |
| Words that end with E | 98000 words |
| Words that end with F | 2000 words |
| Words that end with G | 40000 words |
| Words that end with H | 12000 words |
| Words that end with I | 8500 words |
| Words that end with J | 210 words |
| Words that end with K | 7300 words |
| Words that end with L | 32000 words |
| Words that end with M | 16000 words |
| Words that end with N | 53000 words |
| Words that end with O | 7400 words |
| Words that end with P | 4700 words |
| Words that end with Q | 230 words |
| Words that end with R | 35000 words |
| Words that end with S | 260000 words |
| Words that end with T | 34000 words |
| Words that end with U | 2000 words |
| Words that end with V | 680 words |
| Words that end with W | 1900 words |
| Words that end with X | 2200 words |
| Words that end with Y | 51000 words |
| Words that end with Z | 1100 words |
What is the list of common suffixes in English?
-able, -ible, -acy, -al, -ance, -ence, -ate, -dom, -en, -er, -or, -esque, -ful, -ic, -ical, -ify, -fy, -ious, -ous, -ish, -ism, -ist, -ity, -ty, -ive, -ize, -ise, -less, -ment, -ness, -ship, -sion, -tion, tri-, -y
Source code
dCode retains ownership of the «Words Ending with…» source code. Except explicit open source licence (indicated Creative Commons / free), the «Words Ending with…» algorithm, the applet or snippet (converter, solver, encryption / decryption, encoding / decoding, ciphering / deciphering, translator), or the «Words Ending with…» functions (calculate, convert, solve, decrypt / encrypt, decipher / cipher, decode / encode, translate) written in any informatic language (Python, Java, PHP, C#, Javascript, Matlab, etc.) and all data download, script, or API access for «Words Ending with…» are not public, same for offline use on PC, mobile, tablet, iPhone or Android app!
Reminder : dCode is free to use.
Cite dCode
The copy-paste of the page «Words Ending with…» or any of its results, is allowed as long as you cite dCode!
Exporting results as a .csv or .txt file is free by clicking on the export icon
Cite as source (bibliography):
Words Ending with… on dCode.fr [online website], retrieved on 2023-04-14, https://www.dcode.fr/words-ending-with
Summary
https://www.dcode.fr/words-ending-with
© 2023 dCode — The ultimate ‘toolkit’ to solve every games / riddles / geocaching / CTF.
▲
|
WordReference Random House Learner’s Dictionary of American English © 2023 end•ing /ˈɛndɪŋ/USA pronunciation
WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2023 end•ing
Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: ending /ˈɛndɪŋ/ n
WordReference Random House Learner’s Dictionary of American English © 2023 end1 /ɛnd/USA pronunciation
v.
adj. [before a noun]
Idioms
WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2023 end1
v.t.
v.i.
adj.
end′er, n.
end-,
end.,
Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: end /ɛnd/ n
vb
ˈender n ‘ending‘ also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations): |
|
: something that constitutes an end: such as
b
: one or more letters or syllables added to a word base especially in inflection
Synonyms
Example Sentences
I didn’t like the book’s ending.
Common verb endings in English are “-s,” “-ed,” and “-ing.”
You can often recognize an English adverb by its “-ly” ending.
Recent Examples on the Web
What did Cheryl think of the ending?
—
Yvonne Villarreal, Los Angeles Times, 7 Apr. 2023
To me, the ending signifies the power in a mother’s sacrifice and unconditional love.
—Kathleen Newman-bremang, refinery29.com, 5 Apr. 2023
The website no longer has the .com ending and has since changed its address to a server based out of the United States, according to a Google search by CBS News.
—Cara Tabachnick, CBS News, 5 Apr. 2023
Sunrise is the platonic ideal of a date movie, elevating meet-cute fantasy to swoon-worthy romantic heights through two heady performances and a beguiling ellipses of an ending.
—A.a. Dowd, Chron, 4 Apr. 2023
The similarities to Rahal’s 2016 Texas victory – the fifth-closest in series history (0.008 seconds) in a drag race of an ending with James Hinchcliffe and Tony Kanaan – are striking.
—Nathan Brown, The Indianapolis Star, 3 Apr. 2023
But if that cycle is happening again, then the ending of Succession’s fourth and final season just grew even hazier.
—Lauren Puckett-pope, ELLE, 3 Apr. 2023
Rodriguez told Vanity Fair that moviegoers will be shocked at the ending.
—Zack Sharf, Variety, 31 Mar. 2023
Early on Matthew makes clear that this story won’t have the Utopian ending dreamed up by Bob and Sheryl.
—Casey Schwartz, New York Times, 27 Mar. 2023
See More
These examples are programmatically compiled from various online sources to illustrate current usage of the word ‘ending.’ Any opinions expressed in the examples do not represent those of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback about these examples.
Word History
First Known Use
before the 12th century, in the meaning defined above
Time Traveler
The first known use of ending was
before the 12th century
Dictionary Entries Near ending
Cite this Entry
“Ending.” Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/ending. Accessed 13 Apr. 2023.
Share
More from Merriam-Webster on ending
Last Updated:
10 Apr 2023
— Updated example sentences
Subscribe to America’s largest dictionary and get thousands more definitions and advanced search—ad free!
Merriam-Webster unabridged
- Word finder
- Words ending with …
Have you ever heard the folk wisdom: “Metal is recognized by its ringing and people by their word”? It is
100% true.
A rich vocabulary, flexibility in the choice of words during the conversation and the ability to find
the exact lexical units indicate a
person’s cultural level and erudition.
When does the need to find words by final letters arise?
- When solving crossword puzzles.
- When participating in a game like “Scrabble”.
- For the selection of rhymes in the process of writing poetry.
- In order to expand your vocabulary.
Word Search by Letters
This page is designed for these purposes. In the section you will find free tools for word search in
accordance with this criterion. Enter the
letters you know in the empty boxes. Set the length of the word or leave it arbitrary. In a few seconds you
will get a list of words that satisfy the search request.
- Top Definitions
- Quiz
- Related Content
- More About Ending
- Examples
- British
This shows grade level based on the word’s complexity.
This shows grade level based on the word’s complexity.
noun
a bringing or coming to an end; termination; close: Putting away the Christmas ornaments marked the ending of the season.
the final or concluding part; conclusion: a story with a happy ending.
death; destruction.
Grammar. a morpheme, especially an inflection, at the end of a word, as -s in cuts.
(not in technical use) any final word part, as the -ow of widow.
QUIZ
CAN YOU ANSWER THESE COMMON GRAMMAR DEBATES?
There are grammar debates that never die; and the ones highlighted in the questions in this quiz are sure to rile everyone up once again. Do you know how to answer the questions that cause some of the greatest grammar debates?
Which sentence is correct?
Origin of ending
before 1000; Middle English endyng,Old English endung.See end1, -ing1
OTHER WORDS FROM ending
un·end·ing, adjectiveun·end·ing·ly, adverb
Words nearby ending
end game, endgate, end grain, endhand, Endicott, ending, end in itself, endive, end leaf, endless, end line
Dictionary.com Unabridged
Based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2023
MORE ABOUT ENDING
What is an ending?
An ending is a conclusion, as in I like stories with a happy ending.
An ending is also a time when something is finishing or nearing completion, as in I’m ending my school career with all As.
An ending is the opposite of a beginning and is used to mean the conclusion of something. Movies have endings. So do civilizations, like the Roman Empire. We even sometimes refer to a person’s death as an ending. Endings and the reasons or events surrounding them are often intensely studied or debated.
Example: I liked the book until the terrible ending where the villain won in the last chapter.
Where does ending come from?
The first records of the term ending come from before the year 1000. It ultimately comes from the Old English endung. Ending combines the verb end, meaning “to finalize or complete,” and the suffix -ing, which turns a verb into a noun that expresses action. An ending is the point at which something is performing a last action or when something is reaching its finish.
Ending is the final moments or period of time when something is finishing. For example, the last inning of a baseball game is the game’s ending. An ending can be long or short. It is sometimes unclear when an ending begins, such as with empires or kingdoms that last hundreds or thousands of years.
Ending is sometimes used to mean “end,” but the two words mean slightly different things. Typically, an end is the exact point at which something is over, while an ending can be a longer period of time during which something is concluding.
For example, when someone says “the end of a book” they usually mean the final chapter or final paragraph. However, the ending of a book could mean several chapters, depending on how long the conclusion takes.
This is the reason that we say “the end of the road” when we mean the point where the road stops.
Did you know … ?
How is ending used in real life?
Ending is an extremely common word that refers to the time that something is concluding or finishing.
How 2020 started How it’s ending pic.twitter.com/htAn99lmua
— byweff 🎄HAPPY YULETIDE🎄 (@byletri) December 22, 2020
that 800 years is pretty important. i’d say the time of the ending of the roman empire is a pretty damn important part of history
— 🌙 VVitch of FANGmar 🌙 (@gwrthryfel) August 15, 2013
1.445 million vinyl albums were sold in the US in the week ending December 17, marking the biggest vinyl sales week in Soundscan history. #1 seller was @taylorswift13’s ‘folklore’.
— chart data (@chartdata) December 22, 2020
Try using ending!
Which of the following is most likely to contain the ending of a novel?
A. the first chapter
B. the middle chapters
C. the last chapter
Words related to ending
closure, completion, denouement, finale, outcome, period, resolution, catastrophe, cessation, close, consummation, culmination, dissolution, epilogue, expiration, finish, lapse, omega, stop, summation
How to use ending in a sentence
-
It was a flat ending to a nine-play, 70-yard drive, during which Tampa Bay quarterback Tom Brady hit wide receiver Mike Evans for 31 yards.
-
The extended cut was originally released after BioWare faced backlash for the controversy surrounding the game’s endings, which players felt did not reflect their in-game choices up until that point.
-
As I sat for hour after hour, trying to put words to these experiences, I struggled with the fact that there was no ending.
-
While there is much to enjoy in “The Rib King,” the ending goes off the rails a bit, with too many minor characters and plot points introduced too swiftly.
-
The ending was particularly painful, but the ride was electric.
-
For many years afterward it was a never-ending topic of conversation, and is more or less talked of even to this day.
-
And more than that—the world is ending because of the changes that many of us see as positive.
-
The blast was so strong,” he said, “we thought the world was ending.
-
Why is the ‘Kroll Show’ ending its hilarious run after only three seasons?
-
Later, as I was writing the book, I discovered the power of another reason for ending my book, basically, in 1978.
-
My station was on the right of the line, where the breastwork, ending in a redoubt, was steep and high.
-
Certainly there are no five miles equal in rugged grandeur to those beginning just below and ending above West Point.
-
In the operations ending in Ulm the second corps formed part of the left wing.
-
From an active state of resistance the ego traversed a descending curve ending in absolute passivity.
-
This is the proper ending to every demand for an encore in “Le Grillon,” and it never fails to bring one.
British Dictionary definitions for ending
noun
the act of bringing to or reaching an end
the last part of something, as a book, film, etc
the final part of a word, esp a suffix
chess another word for endgame
Collins English Dictionary — Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition
© William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins
Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
We’ve put together a list of 2,298 words that end with the letter
«A» for word games like Scrabble and Words with Friends. This list starts with the highest scoring words
and is then organized by how many letters the word has, with the longest at the top (so, for 7-8 letter words
ending with «A», start at the top).
If this list isn’t cutting it, use our
Scrabble Word Finder to triangulate the
exact word you’re looking for.
Also, check out our list of
words starting with A
for more «A» related fun.
If you came here looking for hints for today’s Wordle puzzle, consider using our
Wordle Answer Finder tool.
Simply enter the letters you already know, then see a list of possible word combinations to get you started.
You can also see a list of historical Wordle answers here if you’re curious!
A is not a Scrabble word.
Contents
- Highest scoring words ending with A
- 8-letter words ending with A
- 7-letter words ending with A
- 6-letter words ending with A
- 5-letter words ending with A
- 4-letter words ending with A
- 3-letter words ending with A
- 2-letter words ending with A
- FAQs about words that end in A
The highest scoring words ending with A
Want to go straight to the words that will get you the best score? Here are all the highest scoring words with a,
not including the 50-point bonus if they use seven letters.
| Top words ending with A | Scrabble Points | Words With Friends Points |
|---|---|---|
| zelkova | 23 | 25 |
| britzka | 22 | 23 |
| zemstva | 21 | 23 |
| chutzpa | 23 | 25 |
| zyzzyva | 43 | 42 |
| hypoxia | 22 | 21 |
| cerveza | 21 | 23 |
| bazooka | 22 | 23 |
| buzukia | 22 | 25 |
| mazurka | 22 | 24 |
2,298 Scrabble words ending with a
8 Letter Words That End in A
- abdomina13
- abrachia15
- abscissa12
- academia13
- aceldama13
- achillea13
- acidemia13
- aciduria11
- adularia9
- adynamia14
- agenesia9
- agnomina11
- agraphia14
- agrypnia14
- akinesia12
- albizzia28
- algaroba11
- alleluia8
- alopecia12
- amberina12
- ambrosia12
- amphibia17
- amygdala15
- anabaena10
- anaconda11
- analecta10
- analemma12
- anaphora13
- anasarca10
- anathema13
- anecdota11
- angelica11
- anoopsia10
- anorexia15
- anoxemia17
- antefixa18
- anthelia11
- anthemia13
- anthodia12
- antidora9
- antisera8
- apimania12
- apologia11
- arapaima12
- arboreta10
- arethusa11
- armonica12
- arythmia16
- asphyxia23
- aspirata10
- asthenia11
- astigmia11
- asyndeta12
- ataraxia15
- atheroma13
- atrophia13
- aubretia10
- aubrieta10
- auricula10
- automata10
- avifauna14
- ayurveda15
- azotemia19
- azoturia17
- babirusa12
- babushka19
- bacteria12
- baidarka15
- ballista10
- bandanna11
- baptisia12
- barathea13
- barranca12
- basilica12
- battalia10
- bauhinia13
- bedsonia11
- berretta10
- bethesda14
- bignonia11
- birretta10
- blastema12
- blastoma12
- blastula10
- boltonia10
- borrelia10
- botanica12
- braciola12
- branchia15
- brassica12
- bregmata13
- britzska23
- bronchia15
- brouhaha16
- brucella12
- buddleia12
- cabresta12
- cabretta12
- cabrilla12
- cachexia22
- cachucha20
- calabaza21
- calamata12
- calcanea12
- calcaria12
- calctufa15
- caldaria11
- calisaya13
- calvaria13
- calyptra15
- cambogia15
- camellia12
- campagna15
- capitula12
- capoeira12
- caponata12
- capybara17
- caracara12
- caragana11
- carnauba12
- carpalia12
- cathedra14
- cattleya13
- cavatina13
- cecropia14
- celomata12
- cercaria12
- chalazia22
- champaca19
- chaqueta22
- charisma15
- chatchka22
- chickpea21
- chimaera15
- chloasma15
- cinchona15
- cisterna10
- claustra10
- clitella10
- coccidia15
- cocinera12
- cocobola14
- collegia11
- colluvia13
- collyria13
- coloboma14
- columnea12
- comatula12
- conferva16
- contagia11
- contessa10
- continua10
- copremia14
- coxalgia18
- credenda12
- credenza20
- criteria10
- ctenidia11
- cubicula14
- cuticula12
- cymbidia18
- czarevna22
- czaritza28
- dahabiya17
- decennia11
- dementia11
- demerara11
- dentalia9
- diarrhea12
- diaspora11
- diastema11
- dicentra11
- dichasia14
- diplegia12
- diplopia13
- djellaba18
- dracaena11
- dulciana11
- dulcinea11
- dyslexia19
- dyspnoea14
- dystaxia19
- dystocia14
- dystonia12
- dystopia14
- earthpea13
- ecclesia12
- effluvia17
- egomania11
- empanada13
- encaenia10
- endameba13
- endostea9
- enigmata11
- entameba12
- ependyma16
- ephemera15
- epicedia13
- epifauna13
- epimysia15
- epopoeia12
- equiseta17
- erythema16
- estancia10
- esthesia11
- etcetera10
- eupepsia12
- euphoria13
- exonumia17
- fanegada13
- fantasia11
- fenestra11
- feterita11
- fibrilla13
- flabella13
- flagella12
- flotilla11
- focaccia17
- foramina13
- frittata11
- furcraea13
- galabiya14
- galleria9
- gambusia13
- gammadia14
- gardenia10
- gastraea9
- gastrula9
- gelsemia11
- gematria11
- gerardia10
- gesneria9
- glabella11
- gladiola10
- glaucoma13
- gliomata11
- glossina9
- gloxinia16
- golconda12
- golgotha13
- guerilla9
- gymkhana21
- gymnasia14
- gynaecea14
- gynaecia14
- gynoecia14
- habanera13
- hacienda14
- hamartia13
- haphtara16
- haplopia15
- hatteria11
- hematoma15
- hemiolia13
- hepatica15
- hepatoma15
- herbaria13
- hiragana12
- hordeola12
- hospitia13
- hydrilla15
- hyphemia21
- hyponoia16
- hypopnea18
- hysteria14
- icekhana17
- insignia9
- insomnia10
- intarsia8
- intifada12
- ischemia15
- japonica19
- javelina18
- jipijapa26
- kalamata14
- kalyptra17
- kamaaina14
- katakana16
- katchina17
- kavakava22
- keratoma14
- kielbasa14
- labrusca12
- lavalava14
- leucemia12
- leukemia14
- levodopa14
- linguica11
- linguisa9
- lipomata12
- listeria8
- lithemia13
- lymphoma20
- madrassa11
- magnesia11
- magnolia11
- maharaja20
- maiolica12
- majolica19
- malaroma12
- malvasia13
- mamaliga13
- mammilla14
- mandioca13
- mantilla10
- mantissa10
- manubria12
- marchesa15
- marinara10
- mariposa12
- marsupia12
- mausolea10
- mazaedia20
- mazourka23
- mbaqanga22
- mechitza24
- melanoma12
- melodica13
- menstrua10
- meshugga15
- mesoglea11
- miasmata12
- miliaria10
- mollusca12
- monstera10
- moussaka14
- movieola13
- mozzetta28
- mridanga12
- mycetoma17
- myotonia13
- myxameba24
- myxedema23
- myxomata22
- nonquota17
- occipita14
- oedemata11
- oiticica12
- oliguria9
- omnivora13
- opercula12
- operetta10
- opuscula12
- palestra10
- palladia11
- palpebra14
- panatela10
- pancetta12
- panetela10
- panmixia19
- panorama12
- parabola12
- paranoea10
- paranoia10
- parhelia13
- parosmia12
- pashmina15
- pellagra11
- penumbra14
- peponida13
- perfecta15
- petechia15
- phelonia13
- photopia15
- piassaba12
- piassava13
- pignolia11
- pitahaya16
- pizzeria28
- placenta12
- planaria10
- plethora13
- plumeria12
- pollinia10
- polygala14
- polypnea15
- polyuria13
- postcava15
- predella11
- presidia11
- proforma15
- progeria11
- protozoa19
- prunella10
- psoralea10
- pterygia14
- puerpera12
- putamina12
- pycnidia16
- pyoderma16
- pyorrhea16
- qindarka22
- quadriga19
- quillaia17
- quillaja24
- quinella17
- quiniela17
- rachilla13
- radialia9
- ramtilla10
- rendzina18
- reptilia10
- responsa10
- reticula10
- retinula8
- rhizobia22
- rostella8
- rutabaga11
- sacraria10
- salsilla8
- santeria8
- sapremia12
- sarmenta10
- sastruga9
- sayonara11
- scabiosa12
- schemata15
- sciatica12
- scleroma12
- scolioma12
- scotopia12
- scrofula13
- scutella10
- semicoma14
- semigala11
- seminoma12
- semolina10
- senorita8
- sensilla8
- sensoria8
- septaria10
- serenata8
- shigella12
- shillala11
- silicula10
- simaruba12
- sinfonia11
- sonatina8
- spartina10
- spirilla10
- sporozoa19
- stapelia10
- stemmata12
- sterigma11
- stigmata11
- stoccata12
- stokesia12
- stomodea11
- stotinka12
- strobila10
- stromata10
- strontia8
- subphyla18
- subpoena12
- subtopia12
- suburbia12
- swastica13
- swastika15
- sympodia16
- symposia15
- syncytia16
- synergia12
- synkarya18
- syntagma14
- tamandua11
- tamboura12
- tapadera11
- taqueria17
- tegmenta11
- tegumina11
- tenacula10
- tentoria8
- teratoma10
- terraria8
- terrella8
- theriaca13
- thiotepa13
- thiourea11
- tithonia11
- tokonoma14
- tortilla8
- tourista8
- toxaemia17
- trachoma15
- trapezia19
- traumata10
- trichina13
- triennia8
- trifecta13
- triforia11
- trihedra12
- triptyca15
- tristeza17
- trochlea13
- tsarevna11
- tsaritza17
- tzarevna20
- tzaritza26
- ultimata10
- umbrella12
- undersea9
- unguenta9
- uredinia9
- urinemia10
- uropygia14
- vaccinia15
- valencia13
- velamina13
- vendetta12
- veratria11
- veronica13
- vertebra13
- vesicula13
- vestigia12
- vibrissa13
- victoria13
- viewdata15
- vinifera14
- virtuosa11
- viscacha18
- vivipara16
- vizcacha27
- wahconda17
- weigelia12
- wistaria11
- wisteria11
- xanthoma20
- yokozuna24
- ytterbia13
- zarzuela26
- zastruga18
- zirconia19
- zoogloea18
- zoomania19
- zygomata23
7 Letter Words That End in A
- abomasa11
- aboulia9
- abrosia9
- acantha12
- acapnia11
- accidia12
- acequia18
- acerola9
- acholia12
- acicula11
- acrasia9
- acromia11
- actinia9
- addenda10
- adenoma10
- aecidia10
- aerobia9
- agnosia8
- agrapha13
- alameda10
- albizia18
- alfalfa13
- alforja17
- algebra10
- allodia8
- alluvia10
- althaea10
- alumina9
- amanita9
- amboina11
- amboyna14
- amentia9
- ammonia11
- amnesia9
- amphora14
- ampulla11
- amreeta9
- anaemia9
- analgia8
- anchusa12
- ancilla9
- anergia8
- angaria8
- angioma10
- anhinga11
- anopsia9
- anosmia9
- antenna7
- aphagia13
- aphasia12
- aphelia12
- aphonia12
- aplasia9
- apraxia16
- apteria9
- aquaria16
- arabica11
- araroba9
- arcadia10
- archaea12
- arietta7
- armilla9
- arugola8
- arugula8
- ascidia10
- astasia7
- asteria7
- atalaya10
- atemoya12
- atresia7
- aureola7
- babesia11
- baccara13
- baklava16
- baklawa16
- bandana10
- bandora10
- banksia13
- barilla9
- barista9
- basidia10
- bazooka22
- begonia10
- begorra10
- beretta9
- bhangra13
- bidarka14
- biennia9
- biretta9
- bisnaga10
- biznaga19
- boffola15
- bohemia14
- bolivia12
- bologna10
- bonanza18
- bothria12
- brachia14
- bravura12
- breccia13
- britska13
- britzka22
- bubinga12
- bulimia11
- bumelia11
- bursera9
- buzukia22
- cabbala13
- cabomba15
- cadenza19
- caesura9
- caldera10
- camelia11
- camisia11
- camorra11
- canasta9
- candela10
- candida11
- canella9
- cannula9
- cantala9
- cantata9
- cantina9
- canzona18
- caramba13
- carbora11
- carioca11
- cascara11
- cassaba11
- cassata9
- cassava12
- cassena9
- cassina9
- catalpa11
- catawba14
- cavalla12
- cedilla10
- celesta9
- celosia9
- cementa11
- cerebra11
- cerveza21
- chachka21
- chalaza21
- chalupa14
- chamisa14
- charkha19
- chiasma14
- chimera14
- cholera12
- chrisma14
- chutzpa23
- ciboria11
- cingula10
- cithara12
- clarkia13
- coagula10
- cochlea14
- codeina10
- comitia11
- commata13
- conidia10
- copaiba13
- coquina18
- corbina11
- cordoba12
- coremia11
- corolla9
- corpora11
- corrida10
- cortina9
- corvina12
- cotinga10
- crapola11
- curacoa11
- curcuma13
- curiosa9
- cymatia14
- cypsela14
- czarina18
- damiana10
- daphnia13
- decidua11
- dejecta17
- deliria8
- deodara9
- deutzia17
- dhourra11
- dicamba14
- digamma13
- dilemma12
- diluvia11
- diorama10
- diploma12
- diptera10
- diptyca15
- dogmata11
- dongola9
- dracena10
- drachma15
- drosera8
- duodena9
- dyspnea13
- dysuria11
- echidna13
- ecthyma17
- ectopia11
- ectozoa18
- edemata10
- emerita9
- emporia11
- empyema16
- encomia11
- enemata9
- entasia7
- entozoa16
- ephedra13
- episcia11
- erotica9
- eugenia8
- euglena8
- eulogia8
- eupnoea9
- excreta16
- exempla18
- exhedra18
- exordia15
- exotica16
- extrema16
- exurbia16
- falbala12
- farinha13
- favella13
- fazenda20
- felucca14
- fermata12
- fibroma14
- filaria10
- fimbria14
- fistula10
- fontina10
- formica14
- formula12
- foveola13
- freesia10
- frenula10
- fuchsia15
- furcula12
- fusaria10
- galabia10
- galanga9
- galatea8
- galleta8
- gallica10
- ganglia9
- gangsta9
- gastrea8
- gazania17
- gerbera10
- germina10
- giardia9
- gingiva12
- glomera10
- godetia9
- gondola9
- gonidia9
- gordita9
- gorilla8
- grandma11
- grandpa11
- granita8
- granola8
- gravida12
- guarana8
- gummata12
- gynecia13
- haftara13
- haggada13
- halacha15
- halakha17
- hammada15
- hariana10
- harissa10
- helluva13
- hemiola12
- hetaera10
- hetaira10
- hexapla19
- himatia12
- hosanna10
- hryvnia16
- hymenia15
- hypogea16
- hyponea15
- hypoxia22
- ignatia8
- ikebana13
- illuvia10
- imperia11
- impresa11
- indicia10
- indusia8
- inedita8
- inertia7
- infanta10
- infauna10
- ingesta8
- inocula9
- ipomoea11
- jellaba16
- kabbala15
- kachina16
- kalimba15
- katcina13
- katsura11
- keitloa11
- kerygma17
- khalifa17
- kithara14
- kopiyka20
- labella9
- lambada12
- lamella9
- lantana7
- lasagna8
- latakia11
- latilla7
- lemmata11
- lempira11
- leucoma11
- leukoma13
- lingula8
- lixivia17
- lobelia9
- locusta9
- logania8
- lomenta9
- lordoma10
- macchia16
- macumba15
- madeira10
- madonna10
- madrasa10
- madrona10
- magenta10
- magmata12
- mahatma14
- mahonia12
- majagua17
- malacca13
- malanga10
- malaria9
- mandala10
- mandola10
- manilla9
- manioca11
- maquila18
- maranta9
- marasca11
- maremma13
- marimba13
- markkaa17
- marsala9
- mascara11
- mastaba11
- matilda10
- maxilla16
- mazurka22
- medulla10
- megilla10
- melisma11
- melodia10
- meropia11
- meshuga13
- mestiza18
- metazoa18
- micella11
- militia9
- minorca11
- minutia9
- mochila14
- mojarra16
- momenta11
- monarda10
- morphia14
- mousaka13
- moviola12
- mozetta18
- myalgia13
- mycelia14
- myeloma14
- myomata14
- nandina8
- naphtha15
- narcoma11
- neuroma9
- neurula7
- nigella8
- nirvana10
- noncola9
- noumena9
- novella10
- ocarina9
- olestra7
- oogonia8
- ootheca12
- opuntia9
- oquassa16
- organza17
- osmunda10
- ossetra7
- osteoma9
- ostraca9
- ostraka11
- otalgia8
- ouguiya11
- oversea10
- ovipara12
- oxymora19
- paisana9
- palabra11
- palmyra14
- panacea11
- pandora10
- pandura10
- panocha14
- papilla11
- paprica13
- paprika15
- pareira9
- parerga10
- partita9
- pastina9
- patagia10
- patella9
- pavlova15
- peculia11
- peloria9
- pembina13
- pergola10
- peridia10
- perilla9
- perinea9
- persona9
- petunia9
- philtra12
- piasaba11
- piasava12
- piccata13
- pignora10
- pinnula9
- pintada10
- piragua10
- piranha12
- piscina11
- planula9
- platina9
- plectra11
- plugola10
- podagra11
- podesta10
- pogonia10
- polenta9
- polynya15
- polyoma14
- precava14
- prepupa13
- primula11
- pronota9
- propria11
- propyla14
- prosoma11
- pteryla12
- pudenda11
- puparia11
- purpura11
- pyaemia14
- pygidia14
- pyrexia19
- pyxidia20
- quassia16
- querida17
- quinela16
- quinina16
- ramenta9
- rasbora9
- ratafia10
- refugia11
- regalia8
- regatta8
- regmata10
- replica11
- residua8
- retsina7
- rhizoma21
- rhodora11
- ricksha16
- ricotta9
- rikisha14
- riviera10
- robusta9
- rosacea9
- rosaria7
- roseola7
- rotunda8
- rubella9
- rubeola9
- rufiyaa13
- sambuca13
- samsara9
- sangria8
- santera7
- saphena12
- sarcina9
- sarcoma11
- sardana8
- satsuma9
- savanna10
- saxtuba16
- scandia10
- scapula11
- scholia12
- scopula11
- scotoma11
- sedilia8
- senhora10
- senopia9
- sequela16
- sequoia16
- seriema9
- seringa8
- sestina7
- sevruga11
- shicksa16
- shortia10
- signora8
- silesia7
- siliqua16
- sinopia9
- solaria7
- solatia7
- spatula9
- spectra11
- specula11
- spicula11
- spinula9
- spiraea9
- spirula9
- splenia9
- squilla16
- sraddha12
- stamina9
- stasima9
- sthenia10
- stomata9
- stretta7
- striata7
- subarea9
- subidea10
- subpena11
- subtaxa16
- succuba13
- sudaria8
- sultana7
- syconia12
- synovia13
- syringa11
- taffeta13
- talaria7
- talooka11
- tamasha12
- tambala11
- tambura11
- tampala11
- tantara7
- tapioca11
- tartana7
- taverna10
- tegmina10
- tempera11
- tempura11
- tequila16
- tessera7
- tilapia9
- timpana11
- titania7
- toccata11
- tombola11
- tomenta9
- tostada8
- toxemia16
- trachea12
- trehala10
- tritoma9
- trymata12
- tsarina7
- tuatara7
- tuatera7
- turista7
- tympana14
- tzarina16
- uraemia9
- urethra10
- vaccina14
- valonia10
- valvula13
- vanilla10
- variola10
- vascula12
- vedalia11
- velaria10
- veranda11
- verbena12
- verruca12
- vexilla17
- viatica12
- vicugna13
- vincula12
- viremia12
- viscera12
- vivaria13
- wakanda15
- weigela11
- whoopla15
- wommera14
- woodsia11
- woomera12
- yamalka16
- yamulka16
- yeshiva16
- zamarra18
- zareeba18
- zelkova23
- zemstva21
- zenaida17
- zingara17
- zooecia18
- zooglea17
- zorilla16
- zyzzyva43
6 Letter Words That End in A
- abasia8
- abelia8
- abolla8
- abulia8
- acacia10
- acedia9
- adnexa14
- aftosa9
- agenda8
- aggada9
- ahimsa11
- alaska10
- albata8
- alexia13
- alodia7
- alpaca10
- althea9
- alumna8
- amarna8
- amoeba10
- amrita8
- amusia8
- anemia8
- angina7
- angora7
- annona6
- anopia8
- anoxia13
- anuria6
- aphtha14
- apnoea8
- aporia8
- arcana8
- areola6
- argala7
- arista6
- armada9
- arnica8
- arriba8
- arroba8
- asrama8
- asthma11
- ataxia13
- atonia6
- aucuba10
- aurora6
- axilla13
- azalea15
- bacula10
- balata8
- balboa10
- banana8
- baryta11
- beflea11
- beluga9
- bemata10
- bertha11
- bhakta15
- bilboa10
- boccia12
- bodega10
- bonita8
- brahma13
- bregma11
- buckra14
- buddha13
- bugsha12
- buqsha20
- bushwa14
- cabala10
- cabana10
- caeoma10
- calesa8
- cambia12
- camera10
- camisa10
- cancha13
- canola8
- canula8
- capita10
- cardia9
- carina8
- casaba10
- casava11
- casita8
- cassia8
- catena8
- cedula9
- centra8
- cesura8
- chacma15
- chaeta11
- chakra15
- challa11
- charka15
- chimla13
- choana11
- cholla11
- chorea11
- chroma13
- chukka19
- chuppa15
- cicada11
- cicala10
- cinema10
- citola8
- clivia11
- cloaca10
- codeia9
- concha13
- contra8
- coppra12
- copula10
- cornea8
- cornua8
- corona8
- coryza20
- cowpea13
- crania8
- crissa8
- crista8
- cuesta8
- cumbia12
- cupola10
- cupula10
- curara8
- dagoba10
- dahlia10
- datcha12
- datura7
- deflea10
- dharma12
- dharna10
- dhoora10
- dhurna10
- duenna7
- eczema19
- egesta7
- eidola7
- ejecta15
- elodea7
- eluvia9
- elytra9
- encina8
- enigma9
- entera6
- epizoa17
- errata6
- eupnea8
- eureka10
- exacta15
- exedra14
- exuvia16
- facula11
- fajita16
- fanega10
- farina9
- fascia11
- favela12
- fecula11
- fedora10
- feijoa16
- femora11
- ferula9
- fibula11
- fiesta9
- flauta9
- fraena9
- frusta9
- fulcra11
- funkia13
- fusuma11
- galena7
- gambia11
- geisha10
- gelada8
- genera7
- geneva10
- glioma9
- gloria7
- glossa7
- goanna7
- gotcha12
- gramma11
- grampa11
- grappa11
- gringa8
- guinea7
- gyttja17
- halala9
- halloa9
- hamada12
- haniwa12
- hawala12
- hegira10
- hejira16
- hernia9
- hilloa9
- holloa9
- hoopla11
- hryvna15
- hulloa9
- hutzpa20
- hyaena12
- hydria13
- iguana7
- impala10
- indaba9
- intima8
- ischia11
- jacana15
- jarina13
- jejuna20
- jerboa15
- jicama17
- jojoba22
- judoka18
- jugula14
- kabaka16
- kabala12
- kabaya15
- kahuna13
- kalmia12
- kamala12
- kanaka14
- kerria10
- kinara10
- kinema12
- kishka17
- koruna10
- kwacha18
- kwanza22
- labara8
- lacuna8
- laguna7
- lambda11
- lamina8
- latina6
- latria6
- lexica15
- ligula7
- likuta10
- limina8
- lingua7
- lipoma10
- lithia9
- lochia11
- loggia8
- lorica8
- lumina8
- lunula6
- lustra6
- macula10
- maffia14
- makuta12
- maltha11
- manana8
- manila8
- mantra8
- mantua8
- maraca10
- marina8
- markka16
- masala8
- maxima17
- mazuma19
- medaka13
- medina9
- medusa9
- megara9
- melena8
- metepa10
- mezuza26
- miasma10
- mimosa10
- minima10
- mizuna17
- modica11
- morula8
- mucosa10
- muleta8
- murrha11
- myopia13
- myrica13
- myxoma20
- nagana7
- nausea6
- nebula8
- nepeta8
- nomina8
- novena9
- numina8
- nutria6
- nympha16
- obelia8
- ochrea11
- oedema9
- omenta8
- optima10
- organa7
- orisha9
- oscula8
- osetra6
- ottava9
- paella8
- pagoda10
- pajama17
- pakeha15
- pakora12
- palapa10
- pallia8
- panada9
- panama10
- papaya13
- papula10
- parura8
- pataca10
- patina8
- payola11
- pelota8
- pennia8
- pereia8
- peseta8
- pesewa11
- phobia13
- piazza26
- picara10
- pinata8
- pineta8
- pirana8
- piraya11
- pitaya11
- plasma10
- pleura8
- pneuma10
- poisha11
- posada9
- prajna15
- protea8
- psylla11
- purana8
- pyemia13
- pyjama20
- pyrola11
- pyuria11
- qabala17
- quagga17
- qualia15
- quanta15
- quelea15
- quinoa15
- quinta15
- quokka23
- quotha18
- radula7
- raffia12
- ramada9
- rambla10
- ramona8
- ranula6
- raphia11
- realia6
- redowa10
- regina7
- remora8
- remuda9
- reseda7
- retina6
- rhumba13
- ristra6
- rostra6
- rugola7
- rugosa7
- rumina8
- salina6
- saliva9
- salvia9
- samara8
- samosa8
- sancta8
- sapota8
- satara6
- schema13
- scilla8
- sclera8
- scoria8
- scotia8
- scrota8
- semina8
- seneca8
- senega7
- senora6
- serosa6
- sharia9
- sheila9
- shelta9
- sherpa11
- shiksa13
- sienna6
- sierra6
- siesta6
- sifaka13
- silica8
- sistra6
- smegma11
- somata8
- sonata6
- spirea8
- squama17
- sradha10
- stadia7
- stanza15
- stella6
- stemma10
- sterna6
- stigma9
- strata6
- stroma8
- struma8
- subsea8
- sulpha11
- synura9
- taenia6
- taffia12
- taluka10
- tantra6
- tapeta8
- tarama8
- tarsia6
- telega7
- tephra11
- terbia8
- thoria9
- thulia9
- torula6
- trauma8
- trivia9
- troika10
- tundra7
- tunica8
- ultima8
- ungula7
- urania6
- uredia7
- uremia8
- utopia8
- valuta9
- vesica11
- vicuna11
- vimina11
- vizsla18
- vomica13
- womera11
- yakuza22
- yantra9
- yautia9
- yttria9
- zanana15
- zareba17
- zariba17
- zenana15
- zeugma18
- zinnia15
- zoaria15
- zoecia17
- zonula15
- zoysia18
- zygoma21
5 Letter Words That End in A
- abaca9
- abaka11
- abaya10
- aboma9
- aceta7
- adyta9
- aecia7
- agama8
- agita6
- agora6
- agria6
- ajiva15
- ajuga13
- akela9
- aliya8
- aloha8
- alpha10
- alula5
- ameba9
- amiga8
- amnia7
- anima7
- antra5
- aorta5
- apnea7
- areca7
- arena5
- arepa7
- aroma7
- asana5
- asyla8
- atria5
- babka13
- bacca11
- baiza16
- balsa7
- banda8
- barca9
- belga8
- betta7
- biota7
- bohea10
- boyla10
- brava10
- braza16
- bubba11
- bulla7
- bunya10
- burka11
- burqa16
- bursa7
- bwana10
- caeca9
- calla7
- canna7
- ceiba9
- cella7
- ceria7
- cesta7
- chela10
- chica12
- china10
- chola10
- chufa13
- cilia7
- circa9
- cnida8
- coala7
- cobia9
- cobra9
- cocoa9
- colza16
- comma11
- conga8
- copra9
- coria7
- costa7
- cotta7
- crura7
- culpa9
- cuppa11
- curia7
- dacha11
- dagga8
- delta6
- derma8
- dicta8
- dobla8
- dobra8
- dogma9
- dolma8
- donga7
- donna6
- dorsa6
- doula6
- douma8
- doura6
- drama8
- dulia6
- dumka12
- durra6
- edema8
- enema7
- entia5
- erica7
- etyma10
- extra12
- facia10
- faena8
- fanga9
- fatwa11
- fauna8
- fella8
- feria8
- finca10
- flora8
- flota8
- folia8
- fossa8
- fovea11
- frena8
- galea6
- gamba10
- gamma10
- ganja13
- garda7
- gemma10
- genoa6
- genua6
- gleba8
- gonia6
- grama8
- grana6
- guava9
- gumma10
- gutta6
- gyoza18
- haika12
- halma10
- halva11
- hamza19
- hansa8
- henna8
- herma10
- hijra15
- holla8
- honda9
- hooka12
- hosta8
- huzza26
- hydra12
- hyena11
- hypha16
- infra8
- ixora12
- jagra13
- jnana12
- junta12
- kalpa11
- kappa13
- karma11
- kasha12
- kheda13
- kibla11
- koala9
- koppa13
- korma11
- krona9
- kurta9
- labia7
- labra7
- lamia7
- larva8
- laura5
- lehua8
- lemma9
- lepta7
- liana5
- libra7
- limba9
- limpa9
- linga6
- llama7
- logia6
- loofa8
- louma7
- luffa11
- lutea5
- lycea10
- lycra10
- lyssa8
- lytta8
- mafia10
- magma10
- mamba11
- mamma11
- manga8
- mania7
- manna7
- manta7
- maria7
- marka11
- massa7
- matza16
- mbira9
- mecca11
- media8
- mensa7
- menta7
- micra9
- mikra11
- milia7
- milpa9
- mirza16
- mocha12
- moira7
- momma11
- moola7
- mudra8
- mulla7
- murra7
- musca9
- myoma12
- naira5
- nakfa12
- nappa9
- ninja12
- noria5
- nubia7
- nucha10
- nyala8
- ocrea7
- oidia6
- omasa7
- omega8
- opera7
- ossia5
- ostia5
- pacha12
- paisa7
- palea7
- pampa11
- panda8
- panga8
- parka11
- pasha10
- pasta7
- penna7
- pepla9
- perea7
- phyla13
- pieta7
- pilea7
- pinna7
- pinta7
- pitta7
- pizza25
- playa10
- plaza16
- plena7
- plica9
- podia8
- polka11
- poppa11
- presa7
- prima9
- pruta7
- pucka13
- pukka15
- punka11
- purda8
- quota14
- raita5
- reata5
- recta7
- redia6
- regma8
- regna6
- retia5
- rhyta11
- riata5
- rioja12
- ruana5
- rumba9
- sabra7
- sacra7
- saiga6
- salpa7
- salsa5
- samba9
- sanga6
- sauna5
- scena7
- schwa13
- scuba9
- scuta7
- selva8
- senna5
- sensa5
- sepia7
- septa7
- shiva11
- sigla6
- sigma8
- signa6
- silva8
- sirra5
- softa8
- sorta5
- spica9
- sputa7
- stela5
- stoma7
- stria5
- stupa7
- sulfa8
- summa9
- sunna5
- supra7
- surra5
- sutra5
- sutta5
- sylva11
- tabla7
- tafia8
- taiga6
- tanga6
- tanka9
- tazza23
- tecta7
- tegua6
- telia5
- tenia5
- terga6
- terra5
- tesla5
- testa5
- tetra5
- theca10
- theta8
- thuja15
- thuya11
- tiara5
- tibia7
- tikka13
- tinea5
- tonga6
- torta5
- trona5
- tryma10
- tsuba7
- ulama7
- ulema7
- ultra5
- umbra9
- uncia7
- urbia7
- usnea5
- uvula8
- vacua10
- vanda9
- varia8
- varna8
- veena8
- vesta8
- vigia9
- villa8
- vinca10
- viola8
- virga9
- vista8
- vitta8
- vodka13
- voila8
- volta8
- volva11
- vulva11
- walla8
- wicca12
- wirra8
- wisha11
- xenia12
- yenta8
- yerba10
- yucca12
- yurta8
- zamia16
- zanza23
- zebra16
4 Letter Words That End in A
- abba8
- acta6
- agha8
- agma7
- alba6
- alfa7
- alga5
- alma6
- amia6
- anga5
- anna4
- anoa4
- ansa4
- anta4
- aqua13
- area4
- aria4
- asea4
- atma6
- aura4
- baba8
- bema8
- beta6
- bima8
- bola6
- bora6
- bota6
- buna6
- bura6
- caca8
- casa6
- ceca8
- chia9
- coca8
- coda7
- cola6
- coma8
- coxa13
- cyma11
- dada6
- data5
- deva8
- dita5
- diva8
- dona5
- dopa7
- duma7
- dura5
- epha9
- etna4
- eyra7
- fava10
- feta7
- fila7
- flea7
- fora7
- gaga6
- gala5
- gama7
- geta5
- giga6
- glia5
- haha10
- hila7
- hora7
- hoya10
- hula7
- hyla10
- idea5
- ilea4
- ilia4
- ilka8
- inia4
- iota4
- isba6
- ixia11
- java14
- jota11
- juba13
- juga12
- jura11
- kaka12
- kana8
- kapa10
- kata8
- kava11
- kina8
- kiva11
- kola8
- kora8
- kuna8
- lama6
- lava7
- leva7
- lima6
- lipa6
- lira4
- loca6
- lota4
- luma6
- luna4
- mama8
- mana6
- mara6
- masa6
- maya9
- mega7
- mesa6
- meta6
- mica8
- mina6
- mola6
- mora6
- moxa13
- mura6
- myna9
- nada5
- nala4
- nana4
- napa6
- nema6
- nipa6
- noma6
- nona4
- nota4
- nova7
- obia6
- odea5
- ohia7
- okra8
- olea4
- olla4
- orca6
- orra4
- ossa4
- paca8
- papa8
- para6
- pica8
- pika10
- pima8
- pina6
- pita6
- plea6
- proa6
- puja13
- pula6
- puma8
- puna6
- pupa8
- raga5
- raia4
- raja11
- raya7
- rhea7
- rota4
- ruga5
- saga5
- sera4
- seta4
- shea7
- shwa10
- sika8
- sima6
- skua8
- soba6
- soca6
- soda5
- sofa7
- soja11
- sola4
- soma6
- sora4
- soya7
- stoa4
- suba6
- sura4
- taka8
- tala4
- tapa6
- taxa11
- tela4
- tepa6
- toea4
- toga5
- tola4
- tora4
- tuba6
- tufa7
- tuna4
- ulna4
- ulva7
- urea4
- ursa4
- uvea7
- vara7
- vasa7
- vela7
- vena7
- vera7
- viga8
- vina7
- visa7
- vita7
- viva10
- weka11
- whoa10
- yoga8
- yuca9
- yuga8
- zeta13
- zoea13
- zona13
FAQ on words ending with A
What are the best Scrabble words ending with A?
The highest scoring Scrabble word ending with A is Zyzzyva, which is worth at least 43 points without
any bonuses.
The next best word ending with A is britzka, which is worth 22 points.
Other high score words ending with A are
zemstva (21),
chutzpa (23),
hypoxia (22),
cerveza (21),
bazooka (22),
buzukia (22),
and
mazurka (22).
How many words end in A?
There are 2,298 words that end with A in the Scrabble dictionary.
Of those
535 are 8 letter
words,
640 are 7 letter
words,
468 are 6 letter
words,
389 are 5 letter
words,
213 are 4 letter
words,
41 are 3 letter
words,
and
12 are 2 letter
words.
How many two letter words end with A?
There are 12 two letter words that end with the letter A.
They are
aa,
ba,
fa,
ha,
ka,
la,
ma,
na,
pa,
ta,
ya,
and
za.