5-Letter Words With APED
- 6 words
- All English dictionaries
- Scrabble points
Popular 5-Letter Words With APED
The most familiar words on this list, with their Scrabble scores.
All 5-Letter Words With APED 6 words
How often does APED appear in five-letter words?
Our combined English word list has 6 five-letter words containing APED. They average 9.7 points and the best is JAPED (15 points).
- Total words
- 6
- Average Scrabble score
- 9.7
- out of 15 max
- Everyday words
- 67%
- common in ordinary English
- Most common ending
- D
- 100% of words
Most common last letters
- d 100%
Rare words worth knowing
Valid in this dictionary but rarely seen in everyday English.
Highest-scoring five-letter word containing APED
j 8a 1p 3e 1d 2
J 8 + A 1 + P 3 + E 1 + D 2 = 15 points
- Double word
- 30 pts
- Triple word
- 45 pts
Face value of the tiles, then the whole word on a double- or triple-word square (letter bonuses and bingos not included).
japed
Form of jape
- nouna humorous anecdote or remark intended to provoke laughter“he told a very funny joke”
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How many five-letter words containing APED are there?
There are 6 five-letter words containing APED in our combined English word list. Other dictionaries give different totals, so switch dictionary at the top of the list to compare.
What is the highest-scoring five-letter word containing APED?
JAPED is worth 15 points in Scrabble before any bonus squares. Other strong options are CAPED (10), GAPED (9), RAPED (8).
What are some common five-letter words containing APED?
Everyday examples include GAPED, RAPED, CAPED, TAPED, JAPED. Sort the list by "Most common" to see the familiar words first.