- Enter a word to see if it's playable (up to 15 letters).
- Enter any letters to see what words can be formed from them.
- Use up to two "?" wildcard characters to represent blank tiles or any letter.
- Enter a word to see if it's playable (up to 15 letters).
- Enter any letters to see what words can be formed from them.
- Use up to two "?" wildcard characters to represent blank tiles or any letter.
ACRODONTS is a playable word
acrodont Scrabble® Dictionary
noun
pl.
acrodonts
an animal having rootless teeth
370 Playable Words can be made from "ACRODONTS"
3-Letter Words
(69 found)
4-Letter Words
(120 found)
- acro
- acts
- ados
- ands
- ants
- arco
- arcs
- aros
- arts
- cads
- cans
- cant
- card
- carn
- cars
- cart
- cast
- cats
- coat
- coda
- cods
- cons
- coon
- coos
- coot
- cord
- corn
- cors
- cost
- cots
- dans
- darn
- dart
- dato
- doat
- docs
- dona
- dons
- door
- dors
- dosa
- dost
- dots
- drat
- naos
- narc
- nard
- nods
- nota
- oars
- oast
- oats
- ocas
- odas
- odor
- onos
- onto
- oots
- orad
- orca
- orcs
- ordo
- orts
- osar
- rads
- rand
- rant
- rato
- rats
- road
- roan
- rocs
- rods
- rood
- roos
75 of 120 words shown
5-Letter Words
(90 found)
- acorn
- acros
- actor
- adorn
- andro
- arson
- ascon
- ascot
- canso
- canst
- canto
- cants
- cards
- carns
- carts
- coast
- coats
- codas
- codon
- condo
- conto
- coons
- coots
- cords
- corns
- costa
- cotan
- croon
- darns
- darts
- datos
- doats
- donas
- donor
- doors
- dorsa
- drats
- narco
- narcs
- nards
- octad
- octan
- odors
- orcas
- ordos
- oscar
- racon
- radon
- rando
- rands
- rants
- ratos
- roads
- roans
- roast
- rondo
- roods
- roost
- roots
- rotas
- rotos
- santo
- sarod
- scant
- scart
- scoot
- scorn
- scran
- scrod
- snood
- snoot
- snort
- sonar
- stand
- stood
75 of 90 words shown
6-Letter Words
(40 found)
7-Letter Words
(24 found)
8-Letter Words
(10 found)
9-Letter Words
(1 found)
The Official SCRABBLE®
Players Dictionary
Players Dictionary
Merriam-Webster Shop
Dictionaries, thesauruses, and new reference books for kids. See all »
Other Merriam-Webster Dictionaries
