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Interesting facts about American states and places ending in Y.
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, and Kentucky all end in 'Y'. Pennsylvania honors William Penn, while Kentucky comes from an Iroquoian word meaning 'land of tomorrow'.
Quick reference for Y-ending words sorted by character count.
| Length | Common Words | Scrabble Point Value Avg |
|---|---|---|
| 3 Letters | JOY, KEY, TRY | 3 - 6 pts |
| 4 Letters | BABY | 4 - 8 pts |
| 5 Letters | ABBEY, DABBY, EABLY, ENJOY | 5 - 10 pts |
| 6 Letters | ABACAY, ABBACY, ENERGY, OAKBOY | 6 - 12 pts |
| 7 Letters | EAGERLY, JOURNEY, QUALITY, VACANCY | 7 - 14 pts |
| 8 Letters | FRIENDLY, OAFISHLY, OAKBERRY, PABULARY | 8 - 16 pts |
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Common questions about words ending with Y.
Take this 50-question quiz on words ending with Y.
1. What does the archaic word 'oakberry' refer to?
2. Which sentence uses 'happy' correctly?
3. From which language does 'uberously' derive its root?
4. Which of the following is a common collocation with 'opportunity'?
5. What is a common mistake people make with 'uberty'?
6. In what type of context should you typically use 'uberously'?
7. What is the difference between 'opportunity' and 'chance'?
8. Which part of speech is 'wabblingly'?
9. Is 'abbacy' a common word in modern everyday speech?
10. What is the correct past tense of 'study'?
11. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
12. What part of speech is the word 'opportunity'?
13. Which of the following is an antonym for 'energy'?
14. What is the difference between a 'journey' and a 'trip'?
15. Which word is the closest synonym for 'dabby'?
16. What is the opposite of 'Babbittry'?
17. What does the adjective 'pabulatory' mean?
18. Which sentence uses 'energy' correctly?
19. Which of the following sentences uses 'victory' correctly?
20. How should the 'ng' sound in 'wabblingly' be pronounced?
21. What is the origin of the word 'key'?
22. What is the difference between 'try to' and 'attempt to'?
23. What is the root noun from which 'oafishly' is derived?
24. In which context is 'pabulatory' most commonly used today?
25. What parts of speech can the word 'try' function as?
26. Which word is an antonym for 'journey' (in the sense of arrival)?
27. How many syllables does 'cabalistically' have?
28. What is the plural of 'oakberry'?
29. Which word is a synonym for 'pabulatory'?
30. Is 'pabulary' commonly used in modern everyday English?
31. What part(s) of speech can the word 'ready' be?
32. On which syllable does the primary stress fall when pronouncing 'iamatology'?
33. What is the adjective form of 'energy'?
34. What is the correct pronunciation of 'eably'?
35. What part of speech is the word 'joy' primarily used as?
36. Why is the term 'iamatology' rarely used in modern hospitals?
37. On which syllable is the primary stress placed?
38. Which of the following actions CANNOT be described as 'jabberingly'?
39. What literary device, heavily used in the poem 'Jabberwocky', blends two words together?
40. What is the American equivalent of a yabby?
41. Who coined the word 'serendipity' in 1754?
42. What does the term 'iamatology' mean?
43. Which of the following is a formal synonym for a 'baby'?
44. What is the correct adjective form of 'cabalistically'?
45. Which sentence uses the formal, possessive meaning of 'enjoy'?
46. What does 'user-friendly' mean?
47. Which modern medical term is the closest equivalent to 'iamatology'?
48. How is the word 'oakboy' correctly pronounced?
49. How many syllables does the word 'try' have?
50. In historical contexts, what was the purpose of an oakboy gathering acorns?
