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How many words can you get from the word chocolates and what are they?
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∙ 13y ago
Chocolates.
1. choco
2. late
3. hot
4. slates
5. hate
that's all i can think of at the moment
Adding some more:
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loco
lactoes
loot
tales
teach
talc
tool
holocast
shoe
salt
soho
sole
sat
eco
satchel
stale,
cool
chat
coco
cheat
oat
toe
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