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What words start with words that start with pre?
Words starting with pre - (prefix):precursorprejudgepreludepremedpremixprenatalprenuptialpresortpresumepreteenWords beginning with pre, (not a prefix):preachpreenpresspressure
What are ten big words that start with a J?
Ten big words that start with J are:Jack-in-the-boxJack-in-the-pulpitJack-o-lanternjackhammerJambalayajeopardizejourneymanJudgementalJurisdictionJuxtaposition
What words in rome that start with x?
xanten
How many words that start with pre can be used in a sentence?
Any word can be used in a sentence.... that is what sentences are about - conveying information using words. So, if any word begins with pre~, it can be used in a sentence.
What are words that start with pre that means before?
pretest predict and prepar
What are some ten letter words that start with the letter A and end with the letter C?
Ten letter words beginning with A and ending with C:AchromaticAllergenicAlphabeticAltruisticAnalyticalAnestheticAntitheticApologeticApoplecticArithmeticAstigmaticAstronomic
Words that start with the letter t?
type tiny ten turn turth
What words start with the pre-fix intr?
Intrusive, Intractable, Intricate, Intransigence, Introduce, Intrinsic ...
What words start with dec that mean ten?
decade, decagon, decalogue, December (originally, in the old calendar, meant tenth month), decimal, decimeter, decameter, decathalon, decahedron
What are some words that start with the letter b and end with j?
Thousands of English words start with the letter b. Less than ten English words end with the letter j. No Scrabble words start with b and end with j.
What are ten words to describe a rat that start with r?
Here are ten words to describe a rat that start with the letter "R": resourceful, resilient, rapid, rambunctious, rodent, repugnant, restless, roguish, redolent, and ravenous. These words highlight various aspects of a rat's behavior, characteristics, and associations.
What Words start with the prefix 'pre'?
According to http://www.answers.com/pre-, it comes from the Latin prefix prae-, from prae, before, in front.
