The word "clothes" has neither a prefix or suffix. It can be found as a noun adjunct in various compound terms such as clothespin or clotheshorse (clothes horse) or clothes rack.Clothes is a plural group noun (from cloth, cloths).
A compound word that contains the word door is doorbell.
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Compound words containing the word look:lookoutoutlookoverlook
Some compound words that contain the word "pop" or "pops" are popcorn, pop-up, popular, and popsicle.
Yes, "freedom" is not a compound word. It is a single word that stands alone and does not contain any smaller words within it.
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Compound words containing the word 'bound' are boundless, housebound, and hardbound.
Examples of compound words that contain the word 'new' are:brand newnewbornnewcomernewfanglednewfoundNewfoundlandNew Jerseynew moonNew South WalesNew Year's DayNew YorkNew Zealand
Underclothes, west coast, overhead.
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The word crack fits with all three.