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Contains 4 Vowels
Pronounced exactly like the single letter "Q". It contains four consecutive vowels ("ueue") in its spelling.
Double Doubles
The only common English word that contains three consecutive double letters ("oo", "kk", "ee").
No Standard Vowels
An astronomical term referring to the alignment of three celestial bodies. It contains three 'Y's and no a, e, i, o, or u.
Tongue Twister
One of the most difficult words for non-native speakers to pronounce due to the rare "xth" consonant cluster.
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1. Which suffix builds 'ubiquitousness' from 'ubiquitous'?
2. Is it correct to say 'abaft the car'?
3. Which modern field is its descendant?
4. Which of the following is the best synonym for 'labefaction'?
5. How is 'raash' correctly pronounced?
6. What is the singular form of 'maccoboys'?
7. Which famous Kabbalist developed a major school of thought in 16th-century Safed?
8. Under Section 396, 'dacoity with murder' is best described as...
9. Where did the word 'raash' originate?
10. Which sentence uses the word correctly?
11. Which chemical is primarily used in the xanthation process?
12. Which syllable is stressed in 'Ibidium'?
13. Where do xanthidia typically live?
14. Which of the following is an antonym of 'babbit'?
15. In Europe, 'rabbitfish' can also name:
16. Which of the following is an antonym (opposite) of 'abbess' in terms of church hierarchy?
17. What does 'dabster' mean?
18. What does the noun 'abbot' refer to?
19. What is the original Puquina form of 'qeri'?
20. Can Ibsen's own plays be called 'Ibsenish'?
21. Which is a natural opposite of labiality?
22. What is the plural form of 'gaberloonie'?
23. Which sentence uses 'fac' correctly?
24. Sabaism is considered a subset of which broader category?
25. Which fabric is the closest cousin of tabbarea?
26. Which language does the word 'abacisci' ultimately come from?
27. Which region is famous for its cabernets?
28. What does the name Mabel mean?
29. What is the standard English pronunciation of Kadaga?
30. What does the word 'yabu' mean?
31. What is a tabard?
32. What is a xanthoma?
33. How many syllables does 'xanthochroism' have?
34. Qatar shares its only land border with which country?
35. Why is sabadine rarely used in modern medicine and agriculture?
36. Which sentence uses the term correctly?
37. What did the word 'gabardine' originally refer to in the Middle Ages?
38. Which dictionary recorded 'earlduck'?
39. What is the earlobe?
40. The person noun's partner adjective is:
41. What does 'tabefaction' mean?
42. After whom is the genus Fabronia named?
43. Which of the following is the correct verb form of 'abduction'?
44. What is 'sabadin'?
45. Which sentence is correct?
46. Which sentence uses 'ubieties' correctly?
47. What does the suffix '-ish' often mean?
48. A modern writer needs an adjective meaning 'relating to a dwelling.' What is the safest choice?
49. Which phrase best explains the word?
50. What does dacryopyorrhea literally mean?
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A digraph is a pair of letters that together represent a single sound (phoneme). Common English digraphs include "sh" (as in "ship"), "ch" (as in "chip"), "th" (as in "think"), and "ph" (as in "phone"). Finding words containing these digraphs is highly useful for spelling and phonics practice.
In English, the letter 'Q' is almost always followed by a 'U'. In Scrabble, if you draw a 'Q' but there are no 'U' tiles available, you might get stuck with a high-value tile you can't play. Memorizing words that contain a 'Q' but no 'U'-like "Qabala", "Qat", "Sheqel", or "Tranq"-can save your game and score massive points.
