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MORTIFIES is a playable word
mortify Scrabble® Dictionary
verb
mortified, mortifying, mortifies
to humiliate
300 Playable Words can be made from "MORTIFIES"
3-Letter Words
(58 found)
4-Letter Words
(93 found)
- efts
- emir
- emit
- emos
- eros
- erst
- fest
- fets
- fire
- firm
- firs
- fist
- fits
- foes
- fore
- form
- fort
- fret
- frit
- froe
- from
- ires
- iris
- item
- mire
- miri
- mirs
- mise
- miso
- mist
- mite
- more
- mors
- mort
- most
- mote
- mots
- omer
- omit
- ores
- orts
- refs
- reft
- reif
- reis
- rems
- rest
- rets
- rife
- rifs
- rift
- rime
- rims
- riot
- rise
- rite
- roes
- roms
- rose
- rote
- roti
- rots
- seif
- semi
- serf
- sift
- sire
- site
- smit
- soft
- some
- sore
- sori
- sort
- stem
75 of 93 words shown
5-Letter Words
(76 found)
- emirs
- emits
- feist
- fermi
- fetor
- fires
- firms
- first
- foist
- fores
- forme
- forms
- forte
- forts
- frets
- fries
- frise
- frits
- froes
- frost
- items
- merit
- metis
- metro
- mires
- miser
- miter
- mites
- mitis
- mitre
- moire
- moist
- mores
- morse
- morts
- moste
- motes
- motif
- ofter
- omers
- omits
- osier
- refit
- reifs
- remit
- resit
- rifts
- rimes
- riots
- rites
- roset
- rosti
- rotes
- rotis
- serif
- smite
- smote
- stime
- store
- storm
- terms
- tiers
- timer
- times
- tires
- tiros
- tomes
- tores
- torii
- torse
- torsi
- trems
- tries
- trims
- trios
75 of 76 words shown
6-Letter Words
(35 found)
7-Letter Words
(12 found)
8-Letter Words
(1 found)
9-Letter Words
(1 found)
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