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9-Letter Words Ending in APERED

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All 9-Letter Words Ending in APERED 2 words

How common is APERED at the end of nine-letter words?

Our combined English word list has 2 nine-letter words ending in APERED. They average 14 points and the best is REPAPERED (14 points).

Total words
2
Average Scrabble score
14
out of 14 max
Everyday words
0%
common in ordinary English
Most common first letter
R
50% of words

Most common first letters

  • r 50%
  • u 50%

Rare words worth knowing

Valid in this dictionary but rarely seen in everyday English.

Highest-scoring nine-letter word ending in APERED

r 1e 1p 3a 1p 3e 1r 1e 1d 2

R 1 + E 1 + P 3 + A 1 + P 3 + E 1 + R 1 + E 1 + D 2 = 14 points

Double word
28 pts
Triple word
42 pts

Face value of the tiles, then the whole word on a double- or triple-word square (letter bonuses and bingos not included).

repapered

No dictionary definition on file. This is a valid game word that standard dictionaries rarely cover.

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How many nine-letter words ending in APERED are there?

There are 2 nine-letter words ending in APERED 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 nine-letter word ending in APERED?

REPAPERED is worth 14 points in Scrabble before any bonus squares. Other strong options are UNPAPERED (14).

Which rare nine-letter words ending in APERED score well?

Uncommon but valid choices include REPAPERED (14), UNPAPERED (14). Few players know them, so they can catch an opponent off guard.