According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 2 words with the pattern DU-F-L. That is, six letter words with 1st letter D and 2nd letter U and 4th letter F and 6th letter L. In alphabetical order, they are: dueful duffel
teloi, title, toile
Post, as in postcard and posthaste.
'Floating' is the longest word you can make from those letters. Some other options are:floatflagfloggingoatgolfgaittangfangfigflatflintlotfailnailtailtananttinnitfinloafoafiontonnotgoalfinaltangolongfatfling
You can spell the four letter words flog, foil, gift, golf, lift, loft, toil and volt. The letters spell the three letter words fig, fit, fog, got, lit, log, lot and oil.
The letters "nifpoix" can make the following words:Two-letter wordsifinofonopThree-letter wordsfinpinpoxFour-letter words
Some seven letter words that can be made with those letters are:preceptprefectprofusepurposerefocusrefutesrespectscepterspecterstepperstoppersupport
You could make the following four letter words with those letter: sale, dads, lead, dead, sled, deal, seal, and dale.
out
The following words can be made from the same letters as 'tinsel'listensilentenlistinlets
We can't be sure the answer is accurate without knowing the following words. Consign is one possibility.
day
saved
I can make the following words out of THUNDERSTORM:thunderstormthudturdmoreundersundertrendhunterhuntershuntedhorseternturntoredormmetshuntheorondrumrestrendredmudmushmustmurdermurdersorderordersroundrosterrodrodsrotrotsrodetormentotterotherotherstooreodeemumonsternotdotsorestorestoredtornrottenmournmournermournersthusthrustdustdusterdunduhdenttermsterndomedonerummotherrunhurtherhehuthornhornedhenthenhershoenornonutnutsnorthnorthernerdnursenestnetsnormutterutters
daydaylightdaybreakdaytime
There are no American English words that meet that criteria. (You can make the four-letter word edit.)
No, these letters together with the numbers make hexadecimals.