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Contents
- Highest scoring words starting with Into
- 11-letter words starting with Into
- 10-letter words starting with Into
- 9-letter words starting with Into
- 8-letter words starting with Into
- 7-letter words starting with Into
- 6-letter words starting with Into
- 4-letter words starting with Into
- FAQs about words starting with Into
The highest scoring words starting with Into
Want to go straight to the words that will get you the best score? Here are all the highest scoring words with into,
not including the 50-point bonus if they use seven letters.
Top Words Starting with Into | Scrabble Points | Words With Friends Points |
---|---|---|
intoned | 8 | 10 |
intombs | 11 | 14 |
intorts | 7 | 8 |
intoner | 7 | 9 |
intones | 7 | 9 |
31 Scrabble words starting with Into
4 Letter Words That Start With Into
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FAQ on words starting with Into
What are the best Scrabble words starting with Into?
The highest scoring Scrabble word starting with Into is Intoxicated, which is worth at least 21 points without
any bonuses.
The next best word starting with Into is intombs, which is worth 11 points.
Other high score words starting with Into are
intorts (7),
intoner (7),
and
intones (7).
How many words start with the
letters Into?
There are 31 words that start with the letters
Into in the Scrabble dictionary.
Of those
7 are 11 letter
words,
5 are 10 letter
words,
4 are 9 letter
words,
5 are 8 letter
words,
5 are 7 letter
words,
4 are 6 letter
words,
and
1 is a 4 letter
word.
into is an acceptable dictionary word for games like scrabble, words with friends, crossword, etc.
The word ‘into’ is made up of 4 letters.
Using the word ‘into’ in Scrabble will fetch you 4 points while using it in Words with Friends will fetch you 5 points (without taking into consideration the effect of any multipliers).
Check out the Anagrams of into
Check out the Words which can be formed using the letters of into
Words Ending With ‘into’
Following are 6 words which end with ‘into‘
Words Starting With ‘into’
Following are 20 words which start with ‘into‘
Words Containing ‘into’
Following are 20 words which contain ‘into‘
Other Info & Useful Resources for the Word ‘into’
Info | Details |
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Points in Scrabble for into | 4 |
Points in Words with Friends for into | 5 |
Number of Letters in into | 4 |
More info About into | into |
List of Words Starting with into | Words Starting With into |
List of Words Ending with into | Words Ending With into |
5 Letter Words Starting with into | 5 Letter Words Starting with into |
6 Letter Words Starting with into | 6 Letter Words Starting with into |
7 Letter Words Starting with into | 7 Letter Words Starting with into |
5 Letter Words Ending with into | 5 Letter Words Ending with into |
6 Letter Words Ending with into | 6 Letter Words Ending with into |
7 Letter Words Ending with into | 7 Letter Words Ending with into |
List of Words Containing into | Words Containing into |
List of Anagrams of into | Anagrams of into |
List of Words Formed by Letters of into | Words Created From into |
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Definitions For Into
Preposition
{{en-prep}}
Going inside (of).
: {{ux, en, Mary danced into the house.}}
Going to a geographic region.
: {{ux, en, We left the house and walked into the street.}}
: {{ux, en, The plane flew into the open air.}}
against, against, especially with force or violence.
: {{ux, en, The car crashed into the tree; I wasn’t careful, and walked into a wall}}
producing, producing, becoming; {{n-g, indicates transition into another form or substance}}.
: {{ux, en, I carved the piece of driftwood into a sculpture of a whale. Right before our eyes, Jake turned into a wolf!}}
After the start of.
: {{ux, en, About 20 minutes into the flight, the pilot reported a fire on board.}}
(colloquial) interested, interested in or attracted to.
: {{ux, en, She’s really into Shakespeare right now; I’m so into you!}}
(mathematics) Taking distinct arguments to distinct values.
: {{ux, en, The exponential function maps the set of real numbers into itself.}}
(British, archaic, India, mathematics) {{non-gloss definition, Expressing the operation of multiplication.}}{{R:OED Online}}
: {{ux, en, Five into three is fifteen.}}
(mathematics) {{non-gloss definition, Expressing the operation of division, with the denominator given first. Usually with «goes».}}
: {{ux, en, Three into two won’t go.}}
: {{ux, en, 24 goes into 48 how many times?}}
Investigating the subject (of).
: {{ux, en, Call for research into pesticides blamed for vanishing bees.}}
Derived terms
{{der-top}}
bump into
gazinta
get into
{{der-mid}}
look into
walk into
{{der-bottom}}
Related terms
{{rel-top}}
in
inside
{{rel-mid}}
onto
to
{{rel-bottom}}
Translations
Albanian: për në
Arabic: دَاخِل
: Egyptian Arabic: جوا (gowa, sc=Arab)
Armenian: {{t-needed, hy}}
Basque: {{t-needed, eu}}
Belarusian: у, ў, да
Czech: do
Danish: {{t-needed, da}}
Dutch: {{t-needed, nl}}
Esperanto: en {{qualifier, + accusative}}
Estonian: sisse, -sse
Faroese: {{t-needed, fo}}
Finnish: use illative case
French: dans, à l’intérieur de
Georgian: {{t-needed, ka}}
German: in {{qualifier, + accusative}}
Greek: σε
: Ancient: εἰς {{qualifier, + accusative}}, ἐς {{qualifier, + accusative; poetic, Ionic}}, εἴσω {{qualifier, postposition + genitive, accusative}}
Haitian Creole: nan
Hebrew: לתוך
Hungarian: -ba, -be
Icelandic: inn í
Igbo: {{t-needed, ig}}
Indonesian: {{t-needed, id}}
Irish: {{t-needed, ga}}
Italian: in, verso, andando verso
Kazakh: ішінге
Khmer: ក្នុង
Ladin: {{t-needed, lld}}
Ladino: {{t-needed, lad}}
Lao: {{t-needed, lo}}
Latin: in {{qualifier, + accusative}}
Latvian: {{t-needed, lv}}
Lithuanian: {{t-needed, lt}}
Malagasy: ao anatin’ny
Malay: ke dalam
Maore Comorian: moni mwa
Mongolian: {{t-needed, mn}}
Norwegian:
: Norwegian Bokmål: inn i
: Norwegian Nynorsk: {{t-check, nn, inn i}}
Polish: w
Portuguese: para dentro de
Russian: в {{qualifier, + accusative case}}
Scots: intil
Slovak: {{t-needed, sk}}
Slovene: {{t-needed, sl}}
Sorbian:
: Lower Sorbian: do
Spanish: {{t-needed, es}}
Swahili: {{t-needed, sw}}
Swedish: in i
Thai: เข้าไป (kâo bpai)
Tok Pisin: long
Turkish: içine
Tuvan: иштинче, иштинге
Ukrainian: в, у, до
Veps: {{t-needed, vep}}
Vietnamese: {{t-needed, vi}}
Volapük: {{t-needed, vo}}
Votic: {{t-needed, vot}}
Võro: {{t-needed, vro}}
Welsh: i mewn i
Albanian: {{t-needed, sq}}
Arabic: فِي
: Egyptian Arabic: في (fe, sc=Arab)
Danish: {{t-needed, da}}
Dutch: {{t-needed, nl}}
Estonian: {{t-needed, et}}
Faroese: {{t-needed, fo}}
Finnish: use illative or sometimes allative case
French: dans, en
German: {{t-needed, de}}
Greek: periphrastically
: Ancient Greek: {{t-needed, grc}}
Hungarian: {{t-needed, hu}}
Icelandic: {{t-needed, is}}
Igbo: {{t-needed, ig}}
Indonesian: {{t-needed, id}}
Irish: {{t-needed, ga}}
Italian: verso
Ladin: {{t-needed, lld}}
Ladino: {{t-needed, lad}}
Lala-Roba: {{t-needed, lla}}
Latvian: {{t-needed, lv}}
Lithuanian: {{t-needed, lt}}
Malay: ke dalam
Maltese: {{t-needed, mt}}
Norwegian:
: Norwegian Bokmål: {{t-needed, nb}}
: Norwegian Nynorsk: {{t-needed, nn}}
Polish: do
Portuguese: até
Russian: в, на
Slovak: {{t-needed, sk}}
Slovene: {{t-needed, sl}}
Spanish: {{t-needed, es}}
Swahili: {{t-needed, sw}}
Swedish: {{t-needed, el}}
Veps: {{t-needed, vep}}
Volapük: {{t-needed, vo}}
Votic: {{t-needed, vot}}
Võro: {{t-needed, vro}}
Albanian: {{t-needed, sq}}
Arabic: فِي
: Egyptian Arabic: في (fe, sc=Arab)
Czech: {{t-needed, cs}}
Danish: {{t-needed, da}}
Dutch: {{t-needed, nl}}
Estonian: {{t-needed, et}}
Faroese: {{t-needed, fo}}
Finnish: päin, use illative case
French: dans
German: gegen
Greek: periphrastically
: Ancient Greek: {{t-needed, grc}}
Hungarian: {{t-needed, hu}}
Icelandic: {{t-needed, is}}
Igbo: {{t-needed, ig}}
Indonesian: {{t-needed, id}}
Irish: {{t-needed, ga}}
Italian: contro
Ladin: {{t-needed, lld}}
Ladino: {{t-needed, lad}}
Lala-Roba: {{t-needed, lla}}
Latvian: {{t-needed, lv}}
Lithuanian: {{t-needed, lt}}
Maltese: {{t-needed, mt}}
Norwegian:
: Norwegian Bokmål: {{t-needed, nb}}
: Norwegian Nynorsk: {{t-needed, nn}}
Polish: {{t-needed, pl}}
Portuguese: em
Russian: в
Slovak: {{t-needed, sk}}
Slovene: {{t-needed, sl}}
Spanish: {{t-needed, es}}
Swahili: {{t-needed, sw}}
Swedish: {{t-needed, el}}
Turkish: karşı
Veps: {{t-needed, vep}}
Volapük: {{t-needed, vo}}
Votic: {{t-needed, vot}}
Võro: {{t-needed, vro}}
Albanian: {{t-needed, sq}}
Arabic: إِلَّى
: Egyptian Arabic: لـ (le, sc=Arab)
Czech: v
Danish: {{t-needed, da}}
Dutch: {{t-needed, nl}}
Estonian: {{t-needed, et}}
Faroese: {{t-needed, fo}}
Finnish: use illative or translative case
French: en
German: in
Greek: periphrastically
: Ancient Greek: {{t-needed, grc}}
Hungarian: -vá, -vé
Icelandic: {{t-needed, is}}
Igbo: {{t-needed, ig}}
Indonesian: {{t-needed, id}}
Irish: {{t-needed, ga}}
Italian: in
Ladin: {{t-needed, lld}}
Ladino: {{t-needed, lad}}
Lala-Roba: {{t-needed, lla}}
Latvian: {{t-needed, lv}}
Lithuanian: {{t-needed, lt}}
Maltese: {{t-needed, mt}}
Maori: hei
Norwegian:
: Norwegian Bokmål: {{t-needed, nb}}
: Norwegian Nynorsk: {{t-needed, nn}}
Polish: {{t-needed, pl}}
Portuguese: {{t-needed, pt}}
Russian: в {{qualifier, + accusative case}}
Spanish: en
Swahili: {{t-needed, sw}}
Swedish: till
Veps: {{t-needed, vep}}
Volapük: {{t-needed, vo}}
Votic: {{t-needed, vot}}
Võro: {{t-needed, vro}}
Albanian: {{t-needed, sq}}
Czech: {{t-needed, cs}}
Danish: {{t-needed, da}}
Dutch: {{t-needed, nl}}
Estonian: {{t-needed, et}}
Faroese: {{t-needed, fo}}
Finnish: {{q, time, genitive +}} alku, alusta, {{q, time, genitive +}} alkaminen, alkamisesta
French: {{t-needed, fr}}
German: {{t-needed, de}}
Greek: periphrastically
: Ancient Greek: {{t-needed, grc}}
Hungarian: {{t-needed, hu}}
Icelandic: {{t-needed, is}}
Igbo: {{t-needed, ig}}
Indonesian: {{t-needed, id}}
Irish: {{t-needed, ga}}
Italian: di
Ladin: {{t-needed, lld}}
Ladino: {{t-needed, lad}}
Lala-Roba: {{t-needed, lla}}
Latvian: {{t-needed, lv}}
Lithuanian: {{t-needed, lt}}
Maltese: {{t-needed, mt}}
Norwegian:
: Norwegian Bokmål: {{t-needed, nb}}
: Norwegian Nynorsk: {{t-needed, nn}}
Polish: {{t-needed, pl}}
Portuguese: {{t-needed, pt}}
Russian: {{t-needed, ru}}
Slovak: {{t-needed, sk}}
Slovene: {{t-needed, sl}}
Spanish: {{t-needed, es}}
Swahili: {{t-needed, sw}}
Swedish: {{t-needed, el}}
Veps: {{t-needed, vep}}
Volapük: {{t-needed, vo}}
Votic: {{t-needed, vot}}
Võro: {{t-needed, vro}}
Albanian: {{t-needed, sq}}
Czech: do
Danish: {{t-needed, da}}
Dutch: {{t-needed, nl}}
Estonian: {{t-needed, et}}
Faroese: {{t-needed, fo}}
Finnish: innostunut {{qualifier, + elative}}, kiinnostunut {{qualifier, + elative}}
French: {{t-needed, fr}}
German: {{t-needed, de}}
Greek: periphrastically
: Ancient Greek: {{t-needed, grc}}
Hebrew: בעניין
Hungarian: {{t-needed, hu}}
Icelandic: {{t-needed, is}}
Igbo: {{t-needed, ig}}
Indonesian: {{t-needed, id}}
Irish: {{t-needed, ga}}
Italian: appassionato, m di, interessato, m a
Ladin: {{t-needed, lld}}
Ladino: {{t-needed, lad}}
Lala-Roba: {{t-needed, lla}}
Latvian: {{t-needed, lv}}
Lithuanian: {{t-needed, lt}}
Maltese: {{t-needed, mt}}
Norwegian:
: Norwegian Bokmål: {{t-needed, nb}}
: Norwegian Nynorsk: {{t-needed, nn}}
Polish: {{t-needed, pl}}
Portuguese: afim
Russian: увлечён, m
Slovak: {{t-needed, sk}}
Slovene: {{t-needed, sl}}
Spanish: {{t-needed, es}}
Swahili: {{t-needed, sw}}
Swedish: {{t-needed, el}}
Veps: {{t-needed, vep}}
Volapük: {{t-needed, vo}}
Votic: {{t-needed, vot}}
Võro: {{t-needed, vro}}
Albanian: {{t-needed, sq}}
Czech: do
Danish: {{t-needed, da}}
Dutch: {{t-needed, nl}}
Estonian: {{t-needed, et}}
Faroese: {{t-needed, fo}}
Finnish: use illative case
French: {{t-needed, fr}}
German: auf
Greek: periphrastically
: Ancient Greek: {{t-needed, grc}}
Hungarian: {{t-needed, hu}}
Icelandic: {{t-needed, is}}
Igbo: {{t-needed, ig}}
Indonesian: {{t-needed, id}}
Irish: {{t-needed, ga}}
Italian: in
Ladin: {{t-needed, lld}}
Ladino: {{t-needed, lad}}
Lala-Roba: {{t-needed, lla}}
Latvian: {{t-needed, lv}}
Lithuanian: {{t-needed, lt}}
Maltese: {{t-needed, mt}}
Norwegian:
: Norwegian Bokmål: {{t-needed, nb}}
: Norwegian Nynorsk: {{t-needed, nn}}
Polish: {{t-needed, pl}}
Portuguese: {{t-needed, pt}}
Russian: на {{qualifier, + accusative case}}
Slovak: {{t-needed, sk}}
Slovene: {{t-needed, sl}}
Spanish: {{t-needed, es}}
Swahili: {{t-needed, sw}}
Swedish: {{t-needed, el}}
Veps: {{t-needed, vep}}
Volapük: {{t-needed, vo}}
Votic: {{t-needed, vot}}
Võro: {{t-needed, vro}}
Albanian: {{t-needed, sq}}
Czech: {{t-needed, cs}}
Danish: {{t-needed, da}}
Dutch: {{t-needed, nl}}
Estonian: {{t-needed, et}}
Faroese: {{t-needed, fo}}
Finnish: use illative case
French: {{t-needed, fr}}
German: {{t-needed, de}}
Greek: periphrastically
: Ancient Greek: {{t-needed, grc}}
Hungarian: {{t-needed, hu}}
Icelandic: {{t-needed, is}}
Igbo: {{t-needed, ig}}
Indonesian: {{t-needed, id}}
Irish: {{t-needed, ga}}
Italian: in
Ladin: {{t-needed, lld}}
Ladino: {{t-needed, lad}}
Lala-Roba: {{t-needed, lla}}
Latvian: {{t-needed, lv}}
Lithuanian: {{t-needed, lt}}
Maltese: {{t-needed, mt}}
Norwegian:
: Norwegian Bokmål: {{t-needed, nb}}
: Norwegian Nynorsk: {{t-needed, nn}}
Polish: {{t-needed, pl}}
Portuguese: {{t-needed, pt}}
Russian: {{t-needed, ru}}
Slovak: {{t-needed, sk}}
Slovene: {{t-needed, sl}}
Spanish: {{t-needed, es}}
Swahili: {{t-needed, sw}}
Swedish: {{t-needed, el}}
Veps: {{t-needed, vep}}
Volapük: {{t-needed, vo}}
Votic: {{t-needed, vot}}
Võro: {{t-needed, vro}}
Albanian: {{t-needed, sq}}
Czech: {{t-needed, cs}}
Danish: {{t-needed, da}}
Dutch: {{t-needed, nl}}
Estonian: {{t-needed, et}}
Faroese: {{t-needed, fo}}
Finnish: -sta, -stä {{qualifier, elative case}}
French: à propos de
German: {{t-needed, de}}
Greek: periphrastically
: Ancient Greek: {{t-needed, grc}}
Hungarian: {{t-needed, hu}}
Icelandic: {{t-needed, is}}
Igbo: {{t-needed, ig}}
Indonesian: {{t-needed, id}}
Irish: {{t-needed, ga}}
Italian: di
Ladin: {{t-needed, lld}}
Ladino: {{t-needed, lad}}
Lala-Roba: {{t-needed, lla}}
Latvian: {{t-needed, lv}}
Lithuanian: {{t-needed, lt}}
Maltese: {{t-needed, mt}}
Norwegian:
: Norwegian Bokmål: {{t-needed, nb}}
: Norwegian Nynorsk: {{t-needed, nn}}
Polish: {{t-needed, pl}}
Portuguese: {{t-needed, pt}}
Russian: {{t-needed, ru}}
Slovak: {{t-needed, sk}}
Slovene: {{t-needed, sl}}
Spanish: {{t-needed, es}}
Swahili: {{t-needed, sw}}
Swedish: {{t-needed, el}}
Veps: {{t-needed, vep}}
Volapük: {{t-needed, vo}}
Votic: {{t-needed, vot}}
Võro: {{t-needed, vro}}
{{checktrans-top}}
{{ttbc, eo}}: {{t+check, eo, en}} {{qualifier, + accusative}} (1, 2)
{{ttbc, la}}: {{t+check, la, in}} {{qualifier, + accusative}}
Etymology
from {{inh + en + enm + in-to}}, from {{inh + en + ang + intō}}, equivalent to in + to. cognate with {{cog + sco + intae}}.
Anagrams
-tion, Toni, noit, oint, on it
English International (SOWPODS)
YES
Points in Different Games
Scrabble
Words with Friends
The word Into is worth 4 points in Scrabble and 5 points in Words with Friends
Examples of Into in a Sentence
- She came into the room.
- A medicine injected into the bloodstream
- Please put the bowl into the sink.
Into Scrabble Word Score, Definitions + More
Love word games? Check the definition and popular synonyms of into. Find all the anagrams, permutations and unscrambles of into. We also have lists of Words that end with into, and words that start with into.
What is into? What does into mean?
into is normally defined as to a position within
How much does into score in a game of Scrabble?
Playing into scores 4 points in a game of Scrabble. This assumes no use of double or triple word or letter multipliers, and no wildcards
How many points is into worth in Words With Friends?
If you play the word into in Words With Friends, it scores 5 points.
Playing on a triple word score, this would be 15 points.
What’s another way to say into? What are its synonyms?
How else can you write into?
In our thesaurus we found there are 0 synonyms of into.
How may anagrams can you make from into?
There are 1 anagrams of into.
These include :
- into
- oint
There are 1 anagrams of into in total.
See all anagrams of into
What words can you unscramble using the letters in into?
There are 15 words that can be unscrambled or created from the letters in into.
These include :
- nit
- to
- ti
- ion
- in
- on
- oint
- not
- it
- io
- ton
- into
- no
- oi
- tin
Check out all the words you can create from the letters in into
What other words can be made from using the letters in into?
There are 26296 words that can be made from the letters in into.
These include :
- participation
- economist
- transition
- introduction
- administration
- limitation
- mention
- station
- obligation
- dominate
- journalist
- direction
- composition
- question
- situation
- consistent
- something
- incorporate
- resolution
- revolution
- pollution
- motion
- electronic
- recognition
- celebration
There are 26296 words that can be made from the letters in into.
See all words that can be made from the letters in into
Meaning of ACTION
ACTION means: Action is slang for recreational activities such as gambling, prostitution and drugs.
Meaning of PAINT
PAINT means: Paint is slang for to drink.Paint is Australian slang for cheap red wine.Paint is American gay slang for to defecate during anal intercourse.
Meaning of growler
growler means: Noun. 1. Vagina. From the rhyming slang growl and grunt
meaning cunt. 2. A meat pie. [Lancs use]
Meaning of knock-off
knock-off means: Verb. 1. To have sex with (someone). E.g.»She’s just not
my type, but I’d definitely knock off her sister.»
2. To steal.
3. To stop work. E.g.»We knocking off for lunch in 10 minutes, so
finish what you’re doing.»Noun. 1. Fake, counterfeit.
2. Stolen goods. E.g.»I’m not having that DVD player in my house, it’s
knock-off and my father’s a policeman.»
Meaning of Hoover
Hoover means: To eat a great deal, a person that eats a lot or all the time «his middle name is hoover»
Meaning of YOUNGIN
YOUNGIN means: An original Hip Hop rhyme/ phrase made popular by MC’s (rappers) used to let the crowd no that «yes. we rockin the spot». A phrase that an MC says before he goes into a written rhyme. Like a prep phrase common with every MC (rapper).
Meaning of Skittle
Skittle means: ,
(SKIT-tul) n., One
who is of multi-racial ancestry and or appears to be so.
Used primarily by females of white and black descent.
“Sadie is one of my favorite skittles.” [Etym., African American]