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Is Cartwheel one word or two words?
it is one word.
What two words are used to make up the word blog?
If you meant to ask from what two words the word blog is derived, the answer is web log (often written as one word, weblog).
What is an eight letter word for boom?
There is a few words, one of them is thriving. So the word is thriving.
What words start or end with scop?
Think it means to 'see'
Is earth a base word of earthquake?
No. The word earthquake is a compound word. Two words put together to make one. If it was a base word it would need a prefix or suffix.
What are some words end with fact?
Some words that end with "fact" include artifact, compact, and impact.
What are some words which end with -cede?
One word that ends with -cede isprecede.
What are some words that begin with the letter a and end with the letter b?
One such word is absorb.
Words end with the suffix -obe?
Some words that end with the suffix -obe are microprobe, isotrobe, and lobobe.
What are some words that end with the letter A but are still one syllable?
Some one syllable words that end with A are:abrafleamapaseaspatea
What are some 4 letter words ending with Q?
There are two five letter words that end with a q and one three letter word that ends with a q. There are no four letter words that end with a q.
What are 4 letter words that end with a and has an r in the word?
Area is one such word.
What are some words that end in de but then are turned into words with the suffix of sion?
I only know one word that starts with de- and endsin -sion is decision.
What are some five letter words that begin with the letter R and end with the letter K?
Only one word: reink
What are some compound words that have the word one in it?
some-one
What are some 5 letter words that end with the letter S and in which the second letter is O?
One such word is locus. Another is bonus.
What are some words that end in WH?
There are no English words currently in use that end with the letters -wh.However, the word slowh (meaning 'slay') was used by Chaucer (1343-1400), but this word is now obsolete.(See Related links below)
