All 9-letter words that contain the letter e.
7,175 9-letter words containing E in the FreeDict dictionary, each linked to its definition, pronunciation and origin. At 9 letters these are longer than a Scrabble or Words With Friends rack holds — both deal seven tiles — so they are played through letters already on the board, and they are the long fills a crossword grid or an anagram puzzle turns on. E is worth 1 point a tile in Scrabble and 1 in Words With Friends.
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noun A horse specially bred and trained to compete in races.
noun A course laid out specifically for holding races.
noun One who commits crimes (especially fraud, bribery, loan sharking, extortion etc.) to aid in running a shady or illegal…
noun A person who is skilled at telling stories in an entertaining, vivid way, especially anecdotes from their own life.
verb To hit something with a racquet, or more generally, to move about energetically as if darting after a ball.
noun The quality of shining brightly, or figuratively, of glowing with happiness or beauty.
adj of, relating to, or occurring through radiation
adj Rooted; firmly established.
adj Torn, tattered, or shabby-looking (informal).
noun An arc of spectrum colours that appears in the sky when sunlight passes through raindrops.
noun A person or ritual believed to cause rain to fall, especially through traditional or ceremonial means.
noun An umbrella; any covering to protect or shield from the elements; an awning to keep out rain
noun Water that has fallen as rain, especially before it drains into rivers, lakes, or the sea.
noun A defensive wall or raised bank of earth surrounding a fort or town, often topped with a walkway.
noun A rod once used to push ammunition and powder down the barrel of an old-fashioned firearm.
verb To search a place thoroughly and roughly, often leaving it in disorder.
noun A rude, unruly young person.
adv Not often; seldom.
noun A small, soft red or black fruit made up of tiny juicy segments, growing on a thorny bush.
verb To increase or escalate something, usually in a series of small steps, especially so it can't easily go back down.
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