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Very quickly; with great rapidity.

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In music, the tempo marking prestissimo means "as fast as possible."

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Prestissimo - in other words very fast

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"Very fast" and "very quickly" are literal English equivalents of the Italian musical term prestissimo. The adverb in question combines the masculine singular adjective prestowith the suffix -issimo ("extremely," "very"). The pronunciation will be "preh-STEES-see-mo" in Italian.

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Play the notes much faster than before.

Perhaps you mean the term "prestissimo".

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Quickly; immediately; in haste; suddenly., Quickly; rapidly; -- a direction for a quick, lively movement or performance; quicker than allegro, or any rate of time except prestissimo.

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Allegro means cheerful Italian, but musically it means speedy.

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Presto is very fast(168-200 bpm).

Presto falls between Allegro (fast, quick, and bright at 120-168bpm) and Prestissimo (extremely fast at more than 200bpm).

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A metronome marking of 200 is typically labeled as "Prestissimo," indicating a very fast tempo. This tempo is extremely quick and requires precise execution from the performer.

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Prestissimo is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "extremely fast tempo." The masculine superlative translates literally as "fastest" in English. The pronunciation will be "preh-STEES-see-mo" in Italian.

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Prestissimo is an Italian equivalent of the English musical direction "as fast as possible." The pronunciation of the masculine singular superlative -- which literally translates as "fastest" -- will be "prey-STEES-see-mo" in Italian.

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Prestissimo is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "very quick tempo." The masculine singular term translates literally as "quickest" in English. The pronunciation will be "preh-STEES-see-mo" in Italian.

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A metronome marking of 200 would most likely be labeled as "Prestissimo" or "Presto" indicating a very fast tempo. This tempo is brisk and requires performers to play with great speed and agility.

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Largo- very slow

Adagio- slow

Andante- walking tempo

Moderato- moderate

Allegro- fast

Presto- very fast

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Prestissimo

Vivacissamemente

Vivacissimo

Presto

Allegrissimo

Vivo

Vivace

Allegro

Allegro moderato

Allegretto

Allegretto grazioso

Moderato

Moderato expressivo

Andantino

Andante moderato

Andante

Tranquillimente

Tranquillo

Adagletto

Adagio

Larghetto

Grave

Lento

Lento moderato

Largo

Larghissimo

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Almost every language is present in music, but the main language is usually Italian.

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The tempo of a song is the speed at which it is played. This speed is determined by the beats per minute. More beats in a minute means the tempo is faster.

Fast tempos are listed below (from Wikipedia):

Allegro is 120-139 bpm

Vivace is 140 bpm

Vivacissimo is really fast

Allegrissimo is faster

Presto is 168 to 200 bpm

Prestissimo is more than 200 bpm

Basically, anything over 120 bpm is a fast tempo.

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Depending on speed, MM=100 is Moderato, between MM 101 & 119 is Allegro Moderato, between MM 120 & 160 is Allegro, after MM 160 until MM 200 is Presto, after MM 200 is Prestissimo. It also depends on the meter 4/4 time generally is between 100 & 160; 2/2 time is between 100 & 200; and anything in 1 - either 2/2 or 3/4 or any other relative meter is over 120.

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accelerando

adagio

adagietto

allegro

andante

presto

vivace

vivacissimo

largo

riterdando

allargrando

rallando

cantasile

meno mosso

piamosso

precipitando

rallentando

ritenuto

rubato

stretto

stringedo

prestissimo

vivacissimamente

vivo

allegro moderato

allegretto

allegretto grazioso

moderato

moderato expressivo

andantino

andante moderato

tranquillamente

tranquillo

larghetto

grave

lento

lento moderato

larghissimo

afferttouso

agitato

appassionatta

dolce

expressivo

furioso

giocoso

lacrimoso

leggiero

maestroso

morendo

pesante

sautille/saltando

siostenuto

spicatto

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Prestissimo is the fastest musical tempo, followed in decending tempo by presto (very fast), vivace (lively), allegro (fast), moderato (moderate), adante (walking pace), adagio (slow), largo (very slow), and grave (very, very slow). The term "accelerando" means to get faster, and "ritardando" means to get slower, while "a tempo" means to return to the original pace.

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lento=very slow

adagio=slow

andante=moderately slow

moderato=moderately

allegretto=fairly fast

allegro=fast

presto/vivace=quite fast

prestissimo=very fast

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A fast two will become nothing more than a one beat. A moderately fast tempo in a three meter may prevent a conductor from conveying all three beats comfortably.

There are times when a conductor will question whether he should be conducting in two instead of four, for instance, or in one instead of three. Sometimes a tempo will seem to be too fast to conduct in three, but slightly too slow to conduct in one without losing control over beats two and three. There is never one simple answer for these questions. Each example must be dealt with on its own merits.

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The more literal meaning of the word ‘Assai’ when couched in the context of a musical tempo is “enough”.

So Allegro assai is “fast enough”. Or you might prefer “rather fast”, “pretty fast” or something similar.

Trying to cast it as “very fast” opens up an obvious further question which, if we are now to assume that the tempo indicated is now somewhere in the realms of ‘presto’ or even ‘prestissimo’ leaves us in a problematic zone if the composer later follows up with “piu allegro” - it has happened a few times.

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Tempo is the rate of speed of the musical piece or the timing of music.

It's often indicated on written compositions by a descriptive or metronomic direction to the performer:

Prestissimo: 200 - 208 beats per minute

Presto: 168 - 200 beats per minute

Allegro: 120 - 168 beats per minute

Moderato: 108 - 120 beats per minute

Andante: 76 - 108 beats per minute

Adagio: 66 - 76 beats per minute

Larghetto: 60 - 66 beats per minute

Largo: the slowest tempo, 40 - 60 beats per minute

Tempo is the fastest or the slowest you go if your performing play at a steady pace

Otherwise if you Rush you will make mistakes then stop preforming because you get embarrassed

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  • Prestissimo - extremely fast (more than 200 bpm)
  • Presto - very fast (168-200 bpm)
  • Allegro - fast and bright or "march tempo" (120-168 bpm)
  • Moderato - moderately (108-120 bpm)
  • Andante - at a walking pace (76-108 bpm)
  • Adagio - slow and stately (literally, "at ease") (66-76 bpm)
  • Larghetto - rather broadly (60-66 bpm)
    • Fast Swing: (264, 276, 288, 304, 320, 336, ...)
    • Up Swing: (208, 216, 224, 232, 240, 252)
    • Medium Up Swing: (160, 168, 176, 184, 192, 200)
    • Medium Swing: (120, 126, 132, 138, 144, 152)
    • Moderate Swing: (104, 108, 112, 116)
    • Slow Swing: (88, 92, 96, 100)
    • Medium Ballad: (72, 76, 80, 84)
    • Slow Ballad: (..., 60, 63, 66, 69)

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The tempo of a song is the speed at which it is played. This speed is determined by the beats per minute. More beats in a minute means the tempo is faster.

Fast tempos are listed below (from Wikipedia):

Allegro is 120-139 bpm

Vivace is 140 bpm

Vivacissimo is really fast

Allegrissimo is faster

Presto is 168 to 200 bpm

Prestissimo is more than 200 bpm

Basically, anything over 120 bpm is a fast tempo.

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  • Larghissimo - very, very slow (20 bpm and below)
  • Lento - very slow (40-60 bpm)
  • Largo - very slow (40-60 bpm), like lento
  • Larghetto - rather broadly (60-66 bpm)
  • Grave - slow and solemn
  • Adagio - slow and stately (literally, "at ease") (66-76 bpm)
  • Adagietto - rather slow (70-80 bpm)
  • Andante - at a walking pace (76-108 bpm)
  • Andante Moderato - a bit faster than andante
  • Andantino - slightly faster than andante
  • Moderato - moderately (101-110 bpm)
  • Allegretto - moderately fast (but less so than allegro)
  • Allegro moderato - moderately quick (112-124 bpm)
  • Allegro - fast, quickly and bright or "march tempo" (120-139 bpm)
  • Vivace - lively and fast (˜140 bpm) (quicker than allegro)
  • Vivacissimo - very fast and lively
  • Allegrissimo - very fast
  • Presto - very fast (168-200 bpm)
  • Prestissimo - extremely fast (more than 200bpm)

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Depends on the tempo and the time signatureThe TempoThe tempo of music defines how many beats per minute it is played at. This may be very fast; 200 bpm, or very slow; 60 bpm.

The tempos are often given by Italian words like:

  • Prestissimo - extremely fast (200bpm+)
  • Allegro - fast (120-168 bpm)
  • Adagio - slow (66-76 bpm)

There are many more such words.

You need the "beats per minute" before you can know how long a bar of music is.

Time SignatureThe time signature determines how many beats there are in a measure, or bar, of music. In common time, also known as four-four (4/4) time, there are four beats per measure. In waltz time, or three-four (3/4) time, there are only three beats per measure. (The top number determines the number of beats.)

Some confusion arises when the top number of a time signature is a multiple of three (i.e., 6, 9, 12, etc.), not including three, itself. In those cases, many musicians divide the top number by three, which determines the number of beats per measure, so a tune written in 6/8 time, for example, will have two beats per measure.

Putting it togetherSo, a bar of music marked with:
  • a tempo of Prestissimo with 4 beats per bar could be around ~1.2 seconds.
  • a tempo of Allegro with 4 beats per bar could be around ~2 seconds.
  • a tempo of Adagio with 4 beats per bar could be around ~3.6 seconds.
  • a tempo of Prestissimo with 3 beats per bar could be around ~0.9 seconds.
  • a tempo of Allegro with 3 beats per bar could be around ~1.5 seconds.
  • a tempo of Adagio with 3 beats per bar could be around ~2.7 seconds.

The length of a bar in seconds is given by :

( Number of beats per bar / tempo in beats per minute ) * 60

Side Note:

Some composers (Federico Mompou comes to mind, but there are many others) occasionally write very interesting pieces with no bar lines. Sometimes there is an inherent rhythm implied in the notation that guides the performer, and at other times it is less clear how a piece should be approached.

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Disregard all the bpms -- 20bpm is one beat every three seconds, which is a VERY long time. The hierarchy is correct but part of the performer's job as an interpreter is to make a decision based on feel, historical context and context within the piece. If the third movement of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata were actually performed at 200 bpm (which is impossible) it would last about 3.5-4 minutes instead of the 7 to 8.5 that feels natural.

  • Larghissimo - very, very slow (20 bpm and below)
  • Grave - slow and solemn (20-40 bpm)
  • Lento - very slow (40-60 bpm)
  • Largo - very slow (40-60 bpm), like lento
  • Larghetto - rather broadly (60-66 bpm)
  • Adagio - slow and stately (literally, "at ease") (66-76 bpm)
  • Adagietto - rather slow (70-80 bpm)
  • Andante - at a walking pace (76-108 bpm)
  • Andante Moderato - a bit faster than andante
  • Andantino - slightly faster than andante
  • Moderato - moderately (101-110 bpm)
  • Allegretto - moderately fast (but less so than allegro)
  • Allegro moderato - moderately quick (112-124 bpm)
  • Allegro - fast, quickly and bright (120-139 bpm)
  • Vivace - lively and fast (˜140 bpm) (quicker than allegro)
  • Vivacissimo - very fast and lively
  • Allegrissimo - very fast
  • Presto - very fast (168-200 bpm)
  • Prestissimo - extremely fast (more than 200bpm)

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Tempo actually means "time" in Italian. The expression of tempo is either expressed in descriptive words or in beats per minute, called metronome markings. In the world of music theory, tempo refers to the speed, or pace, at which music is (or ought to be) played. The tempo intended for a piece of music is usually indicated by the composer with special markings on the written score. Tempo, however, is more of a reference point used to inform musicians how to express the emotional ideas originally experienced by the composer. In performance, tempo is often re-imagined by the mood of the conductors and musicians performing the music.

The influential Italian composers of the 17th century were the first to widely utilize descriptive words, like Allegro (lively), as tempo markings. After the manufacturing success of "Maelzel's" Metronome in 1816, many composers and music publishers began to replace the descriptive Italian tempo marks in musical scores with mathematical tempo marks, measured in beats per minute (bpm). Below are common descriptive tempo marks and their corresponding mathematical tempo marks (beats per minute).

  • Larghissimo - very, very slow (20 bpm and below)
  • Grave - slow and solemn (20-40 bpm)
  • Lento - slowly (40-60 bpm)
  • Largo - broadly (40-60 bpm)
  • Larghetto - rather broadly (60-66 bpm)
  • Adagio - slow and stately (literally, "at ease") (66-76 bpm)
  • Adagietto - rather slow (70-80 bpm)
  • Andante moderato - a bit slower than andante
  • Andante - at a walking pace (76-108 bpm)
  • Andantino - slightly faster than andante
  • Moderato - moderately (108-120 bpm)
  • Allegretto - moderately fast (but less so than allegro)
  • Allegro moderato - moderately quick (112-124 bpm)
  • Allegro - fast, quickly and bright (120-168 bpm)
  • Vivace - lively and fast (≈140 bpm) (quicker than allegro)
  • Vivacissimo - very fast and lively
  • Allegrissimo - very fast Presto - very fast (168-200 bpm)
  • Prestissimo - extremely fast (more than 200bpm)

Here are marks used to modify tempo:

Accelerando - speeding up (abbreviation: accel.)

Allargando - growing broader; decreasing tempo, usually near the end of a piece

Calando - going slower (and usually also softer)

Doppio movimento - double speed

Lentando - gradual slowing and softer

Meno mosso - less movement or slower

Mosso - movement, more lively, or quicker, much like più mosso, but not as extreme

Più mosso - more movement or faster

Precipitando - hurrying, going faster/forward

Rallentando - gradual slowing down (abbreviation: rall.)

Ritardando - less gradual slowing down (more sudden decrease in tempo than rallentando; abbreviation: rit. or more specifically, ritard.)

Ritenuto - slightly slower; temporarily holding back.

Rubato - free adjustment of tempo for expressive purposes

Stretto - in faster tempo, often near the conclusion of a section.

Stringendo - pressing on faster (literally "tightening")

Note: Often, tempo terms are also used as expressions of mood. Used in this context, the descriptive tempo words are not specifically about the pace of the music. Rather, they convey the pace you might associate with a certain mood or "flavor."

*Tempo is not to be confused with Dynamics or Rhythm, two completely different concepts.

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A lot of fifth graders are pretty smart people. I believe they can learn all of these words.

2-letter words

bo, do, go, ho, jo, lo, mo, no, so, to, wo

3-letter words

ado, ago, avo, azo, bio, duo, ego, fro, hao, mho, pro, rho, tao, tho, two, udo, upo, who

4-letter words

aero, agio, also, alto, ambo, ammo, arco, arvo, auto, brio, bubo, capo, cero, chao, ciao, dado, dato, deco, demo, dido, duro, echo, eddo, ergo, euro, expo, fado, fano, faro, fico, fido, filo, fino, giro, gyro, halo, hero, hypo, info, inro, into, jato, jiao, judo, kayo, keno, keto, kilo, kino, kudo, leno, levo, lido, limo, lino, mako, mano, mayo, memo, meno, milo, miso, pepo, peso, prao, rato, redo, repo, sago, sego, shmo, silo, sumo, sybo, taco, taro, thio, thro, tiro, trio, typo, tyro, umbo, unco, undo, unto, updo, veto, vino, wino, zero

5-letter words

abmho, aggro, alamo, altho, amido, amigo, amino, audio, aviso, azido, banco, banjo, basso, beano, bilbo, bimbo, bingo, bravo, bucko, buffo, bunco, bunko, burro, buteo, cacao, cameo, campo, canso, canto, cargo, cello, cento, chiao, chico, chino, chiro, cisco, claro, credo, curio, cusso, cyano, cyclo, danio, datto, dekko, diazo, dildo, dingo, dipso, disco, ditto, erugo, fillo, fugio, fungo, gecko, genro, gesso, gismo, gizmo, grego, guaco, guano, guiro, gumbo, gusto, hallo, helio, hello, hillo, hippo, hullo, hydro, imago, imido, imino, intro, jingo, jumbo, junco, junto, kendo, kiddo, kusso, laevo, largo, lasso, lento, limbo, lingo, litho, llano, macho, macro, mambo, mango, matzo, metro, mezzo, micro, mimeo, misdo, mucro, mungo, nacho, narco, nitro, panto, pargo, paseo, patio, pedro, pengo, pesto, petto, piano, pingo, pinko, pinto, pisco, primo, punto, putto, radio, ratio, recto, repro, retro, rhino, salvo, sambo, schmo, scudo, secco, segno, servo, sexto, shako, sicko, sixmo, spado, steno, sulfo, tango, tanto, tardo, tempo, trigo, turbo, uredo, verso, video, vireo, vulgo, wacko, whamo, wilco

6-letter words

adagio, aerugo, aikido, akimbo, albedo, albino, alnico, ammino, anatto, aristo, arseno, arsino, ausubo, bagnio, barrio, bayamo, bistro, calico, casino, catalo, charro, cheapo, cheero, cicero, crambo, crypto, daimio, daimyo, dextro, dinero, duello, dynamo, embryo, enduro, enhalo, eringo, eryngo, escudo, fiasco, fresco, fugato, gabbro, galago, gaucho, gazabo, gazebo, gelato, gherao, ghetto, gingko, ginkgo, gitano, hairdo, hereto, hetero, indigo, jingko, kakapo, ladino, lanugo, latigo, latino, lavabo, legato, libido, macaco, maduro, manito, medico, merino, mikado, niello, nuncio, nympho, paramo, phyllo, picaro, presto, pseudo, psycho, pueblo, pumelo, quango, quarto, rabato, rancho, rebato, reecho, rialto, righto, rubato, rubigo, schizo, shacko, sleazo, smalto, speedo, spinto, stereo, stingo, stinko, stucco, studio, subito, tapalo, tenuto, teredo, tupelo, turaco, tuxedo, ultimo, vibrio, virago, weirdo, whacko, whammo, zydeco

7-letter words

agitato, allegro, animato, annatto, aparejo, arnatto, bacalao, bambino, beefalo, bracero, bravado, buffalo, burrito, bushido, cabildo, calando, calypso, carabao, cassino, cattalo, cavetto, cembalo, centavo, centimo, chamiso, cheerio, chicano, crusado, cruzado, curacao, eightvo, electro, embargo, esparto, farrago, gambado, gestapo, guanaco, hidalgo, impasto, inferno, lentigo, lumbago, maestro, magneto, marcato, marengo, marrano, memento, mendigo, mesteso, mestino, mestizo, mulatto, nelumbo, pachuco, paesano, paisano, palazzo, pampero, passado, picacho, pimento, pintado, pintano, placebo, primero, prurigo, relievo, reverso, rilievo, ripieno, saguaro, sahuaro, sapsago, scalado, scherzo, semipro, senecio, sentimo, serpigo, sfumato, stretto, subecho, subzero, supremo, synchro, tallyho, tamarao, tangelo, testudo, thereto, timpano, tympano, underdo, undergo, unmacho, vaquero, verismo, vertigo, vibrato, wendigo, whereto, windigo, zamarro, zapateo, zemstvo, zingano, zingaro

8-letter words

alfresco, amaretto, antihero, armigero, arpeggio, atamasco, barbasco, bargello, barranco, buckayro, cabestro, cabresto, camisado, castrato, caudillo, cavalero, chechako, chubasco, cicisbeo, cilantro, classico, cruzeiro, curculio, duecento, espresso, expresso, falsetto, fandango, fellatio, flamenco, flamingo, fricando, garbanzo, gazpacho, graffito, guacharo, hereinto, hereunto, hitherto, huaracho, impetigo, innuendo, intaglio, jalapeno, largando, leggiero, lentando, libeccio, libretto, machismo, martello, mercapto, milesimo, millimho, muchacho, mundungo, neutrino, pachinko, palmetto, parlando, perfecto, pimiento, plumbago, presidio, prunello, ranchero, renegado, sargasso, scenario, seicento, seraglio, spiccato, staccato, stiletto, superego, superpro, tapadero, terrazzo, trapunto, trecento, twelvemo, vitiligo, zecchino

9-letter words

altiplano, andantino, antimacho, antipasto, armadillo, barricado, bastinado, burladero, caballero, campesino, capriccio, carbamino, carpaccio, centesimo, cheechako, cigarillo, crescendo, desperado, glissando, hacendado, larghetto, lazaretto, libecchio, magnifico, manifesto, mustachio, paparazzo, pasticcio, pistachio, pizzicato, punctilio, quebracho, radicchio, sanbenito, semimicro, sgraffito, simpatico, sixteenmo, strappado, superhero, tamarillo, thereinto, thereunto, thitherto, whereinto, whereunto, zapateado, zucchetto

10-letter words

allargando, allegretto, baldachino, camerlengo, cappuccino, carabinero, diminuendo, fantastico, fianchetto, haciendado, impresario, intermezzo, latifundio, lentissimo, maraschino, parmigiano, peccadillo, pianissimo, preembargo, recitativo, ritardando, saltarello, scherzando, stringendo, supercargo, superjumbo, supermacho, supermicro, ultramicro

11-letter words

accelerando, archipelago, caudillismo, cinquecento, decrescendo, embarcadero, internuncio, prestissimo, punchinello, rallentando

12-letter words

antineutrino, banderillero, divertimento

13-letter words

generalissimo

678 words found.

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3-letter words

ado, ago, avo, azo, bio, duo, ego, fro, hao, mho, pro, rho, tao, tho, two, udo, upo, who

4-letter words

aero, agio, also, alto, ambo, ammo, arco, arvo, auto, brio, bubo, capo, cero, chao, ciao, dado, dato, deco, demo, dido, duro, echo, eddo, ergo, euro, expo, fado, fano, faro, fico, fido, filo, fino, giro, gyro, halo, hero, hypo, info, inro, into, jato, jiao, judo, kayo, keno, keto, kilo, kino, kudo, leno, levo, lido, limo, lino, mako, mano, mayo, memo, meno, milo, miso, pepo, peso, prao, rato, redo, repo, sago, sego, shmo, silo, sumo, sybo, taco, taro, thio, thro, tiro, trio, typo, tyro, umbo, unco, undo, unto, updo, veto, vino, wino, zero

5-letter words

abmho, aggro, alamo, altho, amido, amigo, amino, audio, aviso, azido, banco, banjo, basso, beano, bilbo, bimbo, bingo, bravo, bucko, buffo, bunco, bunko, burro, buteo, cacao, cameo, campo, canso, canto, cargo, cello, cento, chiao, chico, chino, chiro, cisco, claro, credo, curio, cusso, cyano, cyclo, danio, datto, dekko, diazo, dildo, dingo, dipso, disco, ditto, erugo, fillo, fugio, fungo, gecko, genro, gesso, gismo, gizmo, grego, guaco, guano, guiro, gumbo, gusto, hallo, helio, hello, hillo, hippo, hullo, hydro, imago, imido, imino, intro, jingo, jumbo, junco, junto, kendo, kiddo, kusso, laevo, largo, lasso, lento, limbo, lingo, litho, llano, macho, macro, mambo, mango, matzo, metro, mezzo, micro, mimeo, misdo, mucro, mungo, nacho, narco, nitro, panto, pargo, paseo, patio, pedro, pengo, pesto, petto, piano, pingo, pinko, pinto, pisco, primo, punto, putto, radio, ratio, recto, repro, retro, rhino, salvo, sambo, schmo, scudo, secco, segno, servo, sexto, shako, sicko, sixmo, spado, steno, sulfo, tango, tanto, tardo, tempo, trigo, turbo, uredo, verso, video, vireo, vulgo, wacko, whamo, wilco

6-letter words

adagio, aerugo, aikido, akimbo, albedo, albino, alnico, ammino, anatto, aristo, arseno, arsino, ausubo, bagnio, barrio, bayamo, bistro, calico, casino, catalo, charro, cheapo, cheero, cicero, crambo, crypto, daimio, daimyo, dextro, dinero, duello, dynamo, embryo, enduro, enhalo, eringo, eryngo, escudo, fiasco, fresco, fugato, gabbro, galago, gaucho, gazabo, gazebo, gelato, gherao, ghetto, gingko, ginkgo, gitano, hairdo, hereto, hetero, indigo, jingko, kakapo, ladino, lanugo, latigo, latino, lavabo, legato, libido, macaco, maduro, manito, medico, merino, mikado, niello, nuncio, nympho, paramo, phyllo, picaro, presto, pseudo, psycho, pueblo, pumelo, quango, quarto, rabato, rancho, rebato, reecho, rialto, righto, rubato, rubigo, schizo, shacko, sleazo, smalto, speedo, spinto, stereo, stingo, stinko, stucco, studio, subito, tapalo, tenuto, teredo, tupelo, turaco, tuxedo, ultimo, vibrio, virago, weirdo, whacko, whammo, zydeco

7-letter words

agitato, allegro, animato, annatto, aparejo, arnatto, bacalao, bambino, beefalo, bracero, bravado, buffalo, burrito, bushido, cabildo, calando, calypso, carabao, cassino, cattalo, cavetto, cembalo, centavo, centimo, chamiso, cheerio, chicano, crusado, cruzado, curacao, eightvo, electro, embargo, esparto, farrago, gambado, gestapo, guanaco, hidalgo, impasto, inferno, lentigo, lumbago, maestro, magneto, marcato, marengo, marrano, memento, mendigo, mesteso, mestino, mestizo, mulatto, nelumbo, pachuco, paesano, paisano, palazzo, pampero, passado, picacho, pimento, pintado, pintano, placebo, primero, prurigo, relievo, reverso, rilievo, ripieno, saguaro, sahuaro, sapsago, scalado, scherzo, semipro, senecio, sentimo, serpigo, sfumato, stretto, subecho, subzero, supremo, synchro, tallyho, tamarao, tangelo, testudo, thereto, timpano, tympano, underdo, undergo, unmacho, vaquero, verismo, vertigo, vibrato, wendigo, whereto, windigo, zamarro, zapateo, zemstvo, zingano, zingaro

8-letter words

alfresco, amaretto, antihero, armigero, arpeggio, atamasco, barbasco, bargello, barranco, buckayro, cabestro, cabresto, camisado, castrato, caudillo, cavalero, chechako, chubasco, cicisbeo, cilantro, classico, cruzeiro, curculio, duecento, espresso, expresso, falsetto, fandango, fellatio, flamenco, flamingo, fricando, garbanzo, gazpacho, graffito, guacharo, hereinto, hereunto, hitherto, huaracho, impetigo, innuendo, intaglio, jalapeno, largando, leggiero, lentando, libeccio, libretto, machismo, martello, mercapto, milesimo, millimho, muchacho, mundungo, neutrino, pachinko, palmetto, parlando, perfecto, pimiento, plumbago, presidio, prunello, ranchero, renegado, sargasso, scenario, seicento, seraglio, spiccato, staccato, stiletto, superego, superpro, tapadero, terrazzo, trapunto, trecento, twelvemo, vitiligo, zecchino

9-letter words

altiplano, andantino, antimacho, antipasto, armadillo, barricado, bastinado, burladero, caballero, campesino, capriccio, carbamino, carpaccio, centesimo, cheechako, cigarillo, crescendo, desperado, glissando, hacendado, larghetto, lazaretto, libecchio, magnifico, manifesto, mustachio, paparazzo, pasticcio, pistachio, pizzicato, punctilio, quebracho, radicchio, sanbenito, semimicro, sgraffito, simpatico, sixteenmo, strappado, superhero, tamarillo, thereinto, thereunto, thitherto, whereinto, whereunto, zapateado, zucchetto

10-letter words

allargando, allegretto, baldachino, camerlengo, cappuccino, carabinero, diminuendo, fantastico, fianchetto, haciendado, impresario, intermezzo, latifundio, lentissimo, maraschino, parmigiano, peccadillo, pianissimo, preembargo, recitativo, ritardando, saltarello, scherzando, stringendo, supercargo, superjumbo, supermacho, supermicro, ultramicro

11-letter words

accelerando, archipelago, caudillismo, cinquecento, decrescendo, embarcadero, internuncio, prestissimo, punchinello, rallentando

12-letter words

antineutrino, banderillero, divertimento

13-letter words

generalissimo

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4-letter words

pree, prep, prex, prey, prez

5-letter words

preed, preen, prees, preps, presa, prese, press, prest, prexy, preys

6-letter words

preach, preact, preamp, prearm, precis, precut, preens, prefab, prefer, prefix, prelim, preman, premed, premen, premie, premix, prepay, preppy, preset, presto, prests, pretax, pretor, pretty, prevue, prewar, prexes, preyed, preyer, prezes

7-letter words

preachy, preacts, preaged, preamps, preanal, prearms, preaver, prebend, prebill, prebind, preboil, preboom, precast, precava, precede, precent, precept, precess, precipe, precise, precode, precook, precool, precoup, precure, precuts, predate, predawn, predial, predict, predive, predusk, preedit, preeing, preemie, preempt, preened, preener, prefabs, preface, prefade, prefect, prefers, prefile, prefire, preform, pregame, preheat, prelacy, prelate, prelect, prelife, prelims, prelude, premeal, premeds, premeet, premier, premies, premise, premiss, premium, premold, premolt, premune, prename, prenoon, prepack, prepaid, prepare, prepays, prepill, preplan, prepped, preppie, prepreg, prepuce, prerace, preriot, prerock, presage, presale, presell, present, presets, preshow, preside, presift, presoak, presold, presong, presort, pressed, presser, presses, pressor, prester, prestos, presume, pretape, preteen, pretend, pretest, pretext, pretors, pretrim, pretype, pretzel, prevail, prevent, preview, previse, prevued, prevues, prewarm, prewarn, prewash, prework, prewrap, prexies, preyers, preying

8-letter words

preached, preacher, preaches, preacted, preadapt, preadmit, preadopt, preadult, preallot, preamble, prearmed, preaudit, preavers, preaxial, prebasal, prebends, prebills, prebinds, prebless, preboils, prebound, precasts, precavae, precaval, preceded, precedes, precents, precepts, precheck, prechill, precieux, precinct, precious, precipes, precised, preciser, precises, precited, preclean, preclear, preclude, precoded, precodes, precooks, precools, precrash, precured, precures, predated, predates, predator, predawns, predicts, predrill, predusks, preedits, preelect, preemies, preempts, preenact, preeners, preening, preerect, preexist, prefaced, prefacer, prefaces, prefaded, prefades, prefects, prefight, prefiled, prefiles, prefired, prefires, prefixal, prefixed, prefixes, preflame, prefocus, preforms, prefrank, prefroze, preggers, pregnant, preheats, prehuman, prejudge, prelates, prelatic, prelects, prelegal, prelimit, prelives, preluded, preluder, preludes, prelunch, premedic, premiere, premiers, premised, premises, premiums, premixed, premixes, premolar, premolds, premoral, premorse, prenames, prenatal, prenomen, prentice, preorder, prepacks, prepared, preparer, prepares, prepaste, prepense, preplace, preplans, preplant, preppier, preppies, preppily, prepping, prepregs, preprice, preprint, prepuces, prepunch, prepupal, prerenal, prerinse, presaged, presager, presages, prescind, prescore, presells, presence, presents, preserve, preshape, preshown, preshows, presided, presider, presides, presidia, presidio, presifts, presleep, preslice, presoaks, presorts, presplit, pressers, pressing, pressman, pressmen, pressors, pressrun, pressure, prestamp, presters, prestige, presumed, presumer, presumes, pretaped, pretapes, pretaste, preteens, pretence, pretends, pretense, preterit, pretests, pretexts, pretrain, pretreat, pretrial, pretrims, prettied, prettier, pretties, prettify, prettily, pretyped, pretypes, pretzels, preunion, preunite, prevails, prevents, previews, previous, prevised, previses, previsor, prevuing, prewarms, prewarns, prewraps

9-letter words

preachers, preachier, preachify, preachily, preaching, preacting, preadapts, preadmits, preadopts, preallots, preambles, prearming, preassign, preatomic, preaudits, prebaking, prebattle, prebendal, prebilled, prebiotic, preboiled, prebooked, precancel, precatory, precedent, preceding, precensor, precented, precentor, preceptor, precessed, precesses, prechecks, prechills, precieuse, precincts, precipice, precisely, precisest, precisian, precising, precision, precleans, preclears, precluded, precludes, precocial, precocity, precoding, precoital, precooked, precooled, precrease, precrisis, precuring, precursor, predacity, predating, predation, predators, predatory, predefine, predicate, predicted, predictor, predigest, predinner, predrills, preedited, preelects, preempted, preemptor, preenacts, preerects, preexilic, preexists, prefabbed, prefacers, prefacing, prefading, prefatory, preferred, preferrer, prefeudal, prefigure, prefiling, prefilled, prefiring, prefixing, preflight, preformat, preformed, prefranks, prefreeze, prefrozen, pregnable, pregnancy, preheated, preheater, prehiring, prehumans, prejudged, prejudger, prejudges, prejudice, prelacies, prelature, prelaunch, prelected, prelimits, preluders, preluding, prelusion, prelusive, premarket, premature, premedics, premerger, premiered, premieres, premising, premisses, premixing, premodern, premodify, premolars, premolded, premonish, prenomens, prenomina, prenotify, prenotion, prenticed, prentices, prenumber, preoccupy, preordain, preorders, prepacked, preparers, preparing, prepasted, prepastes, prepaying, preplaced, preplaces, prepotent, preppiest, prepriced, preprices, preprints, preputial, prereturn, prereview, prerinses, presagers, presaging, presbyope, presbyter, preschool, prescient, prescinds, prescored, prescores, prescreen, prescribe, prescript, preseason, preselect, presences, presented, presentee, presenter, presently, preserved, preserver, preserves, preshaped, preshapes, preshowed, preshrank, preshrink, preshrunk, president, presiders, presidial, presiding, presidios, presidium, presifted, presliced, preslices, presoaked, presorted, pressings, pressmark, pressroom, pressruns, pressured, pressures, presswork, prestamps, prestiges, prestress, prestrike, presumers, presuming, presummit, pretaping, pretasted, pretastes, pretences, pretended, pretender, pretenses, preterite, preterits, pretermit, pretested, pretexted, pretorian, pretrains, pretravel, pretreats, pretrials, prettiest, prettying, prettyish, pretyping, preunions, preunited, preunites, prevailed, prevalent, prevented, preventer, preverbal, previable, previewed, previewer, prevising, prevision, previsors, prewarmed, prewarned, prewashed, prewashes

10-letter words

preachiest, preachment, preadapted, preadopted, preapprove, prearrange, preassigns, preaverred, prebendary, prebilling, prebinding, preblessed, preblesses, preboiling, prebooking, precalculi, precancels, precarious, precasting, precaution, precedence, precedency, precedents, precensors, precenting, precentors, preceptive, preceptors, preceptory, precessing, precession, prechecked, prechilled, preciosity, preciouses, preciously, precipices, precipitin, precisians, precisions, precleaned, precleared, precluding, preclusion, preclusive, precocious, precollege, precompute, preconcert, precontact, precooking, precooling, precreased, precreases, precursors, precursory, precutting, predaceous, predacious, predations, predecease, predefined, predefines, predestine, predicable, predicated, predicates, predicting, prediction, predictive, predictors, predigests, predispose, prednisone, predrilled, preediting, preelected, preembargo, preeminent, preempting, preemption, preemptive, preemptors, preenacted, preerected, preethical, preexisted, prefabbing, prefascist, prefecture, preferable, preferably, preference, preferment, preferrers, preferring, prefigured, prefigures, prefinance, prefocused, prefocuses, preformats, preforming, prefranked, prefreezes, prefrontal, pregenital, pregnantly, preharvest, preheaters, preheating, prehensile, prehension, prehistory, preholiday, prehominid, prejudgers, prejudging, prejudiced, prejudices, prelatures, prelecting, prelection, prelimited, prelogical, prelusions, premarital, prematures, premaxilla, premeasure, premedical, premeiotic, premiering, premoisten, premolding, premycotic, prenatally, prenotions, prenticing, prenumbers, prenuptial, preopening, preordains, preordered, prepackage, prepacking, preparator, preparedly, prepasting, prepayment, prepensely, preplacing, preplanned, preportion, prepossess, prepotency, preppiness, prepricing, preprimary, preprinted, preprocess, preprogram, prepuberal, prepuberty, prepunched, prepunches, prequalify, prerelease, prerequire, presageful, presbyopes, presbyopia, presbyopic, presbyters, presbytery, preschools, prescience, prescinded, prescoring, prescreens, prescribed, prescriber, prescribes, prescripts, preselects, preselling, presentees, presenters, presenting, presentism, presentist, preservers, preservice, preserving, presetting, preshaping, preshowing, preshrinks, presidency, presidents, presidiary, presidiums, presifting, presignify, preslicing, presoaking, presorting, prespecify, pressboard, pressingly, pressmarks, pressrooms, pressuring, pressurise, pressurize, pressworks, prestamped, prestorage, presumable, presumably, presumedly, presuppose, presurgery, presweeten, pretasting, pretenders, pretending, pretension, preterites, pretermits, pretesting, pretexting, pretheater, pretorians, pretrained, pretreated, pretrimmed, prettified, prettifier, prettifies, prettiness, preuniting, prevailing, prevalence, prevalents, prevenient, preventers, preventing, prevention, preventive, previewers, previewing, previously, previsions, prevocalic, prewarming, prewarning, prewashing, preweaning, prewrapped, prewriting

11-letter words

preachified, preachifies, preachiness, preachingly, preachments, preadapting, preadaptive, preadmitted, preadopting, preallotted, preannounce, preapproved, preapproves, prearranged, prearranges, preassigned, preaverring, prebiblical, prebiologic, preblessing, precalculus, precanceled, precautions, precedences, precensored, precessions, prechecking, prechilling, precipitant, precipitate, precipitins, precipitous, preciseness, precleaning, preclearing, preclinical, preclusions, precocities, precolleges, precolonial, precomputed, precomputer, precomputes, preconceive, preconcerts, preconquest, precreasing, precritical, predacities, predeceased, predeceases, predecessor, predefining, predelivery, predestined, predestines, prediabetes, prediabetic, predicables, predicament, predicating, predication, predicative, predicatory, predictable, predictably, predictions, predigested, predisposed, predisposes, prednisones, predoctoral, predominant, predominate, predrilling, predynastic, preelecting, preelection, preelectric, preemergent, preeminence, preemptions, preenacting, preerecting, preexistent, preexisting, prefascists, prefectural, prefectures, preferences, preferments, prefiguring, prefinanced, prefinances, prefocusing, prefocussed, prefocusses, prefranking, prefreezing, prefreshman, prefreshmen, prefrontals, pregnancies, preharvests, preheadache, prehensions, prehistoric, prehominids, preignition, preinvasion, prejudgment, prejudicial, prejudicing, prelections, prelibation, preliminary, prelimiting, preliterary, preliterate, preluncheon, prelusively, premarriage, prematurely, prematurity, premaxillae, premaxillas, premeasured, premeasures, premedieval, premeditate, premiership, premodified, premodifies, premoistens, premonished, premonishes, premonition, premonitory, premunition, prenominate, prenotified, prenotifies, prenumbered, preoccupied, preoccupies, preordained, preordering, prepackaged, prepackages, preparation, preparative, preparators, preparatory, prepayments, preplanning, preplanting, preportions, preposition, prepositive, prepotently, preprandial, preprepared, preprinting, preprograms, prepubertal, prepunching, prepurchase, prerecorded, preregister, prereleases, prerequired, prerequires, prerogative, preromantic, presbyopias, presbyopics, preschedule, preschooler, presciences, presciently, prescinding, prescreened, prescribers, prescribing, preselected, presentable, presentably, presentence, presentient, presentisms, presentment, presentness, preservable, preshrunken, pressboards, pressurised, pressurises, pressurized, pressurizer, pressurizes, prestamping, prestigeful, prestigious, prestissimo, prestorages, prestressed, prestresses, presumingly, presumption, presumptive, presupposed, presupposes, presweetens, presynaptic, pretendedly, pretensions, pretentious, preterminal, pretraining, pretreating, pretrimming, prettifiers, prettifying, prevalences, prevalently, prevaricate, preventable, preventible, preventions, preventives, previsional, previsioned, prewrapping, prewritings

12-letter words

preachifying, preadmission, preadmitting, preallotting, preamplifier, preannounced, preannounces, preapproving, prearranging, preassembled, preassigning, prebendaries, prebreakfast, precanceling, precancelled, precancerous, precariously, precedencies, precensoring, precentorial, preceptorial, preceptories, precessional, preciosities, preciousness, precipitable, precipitance, precipitancy, precipitants, precipitated, precipitates, precipitator, precisionist, preclearance, preclusively, precociously, precognition, precognitive, precomputers, precomputing, preconceived, preconceives, preconcerted, precondition, preconscious, predeceasing, predecessors, predeparture, predesignate, predestinate, predestining, predetermine, prediabetics, predicaments, predications, predictively, predigesting, predigestion, predilection, predischarge, prediscovery, predisposing, prednisolone, predominance, predominancy, predominated, predominates, preeclampsia, preeclamptic, preelections, preemergence, preeminences, preeminently, preemptively, preestablish, preexistence, prefabricate, preferential, prefinancing, prefocussing, preformation, preformatted, preformulate, pregnability, pregnenolone, prehensility, prehistorian, prehistories, preignitions, preinaugural, preinduction, preinterview, prejudgments, prelapsarian, prelibations, preliterates, preluncheons, premalignant, premaritally, premarketing, premarriages, premaxillary, premeasuring, premeditated, premeditates, premeditator, premenstrual, premierships, premigration, premodifying, premoistened, premonishing, premonitions, premunitions, prenominated, prenominates, prenotifying, prenumbering, preoccupancy, preoccupying, preoperative, preordaining, preovulatory, prepackaging, preparations, preparatives, preparedness, preponderant, preponderate, preportioned, prepositions, prepossessed, prepossesses, preposterous, prepotencies, preppinesses, preprocessed, preprocesses, preprocessor, preprogramed, prepuberties, prepubescent, prepurchased, prepurchases, prequalified, prequalifies, prerecession, preregisters, prerehearsal, prerequiring, prerequisite, prerogatived, prerogatives, presbyterate, presbyterial, presbyterian, presbyteries, prescheduled, preschedules, preschoolers, prescreening, prescription, prescriptive, preselecting, preselection, presentation, presentative, presentenced, presentences, presentiment, presentments, preservation, preservative, preshrinking, presidencies, presidential, presignified, presignifies, preslaughter, prespecified, prespecifies, pressureless, pressurising, pressurizers, pressurizing, presterilize, prestressing, prestructure, presumptions, presumptuous, presupposing, presweetened, pretensioned, pretermitted, pretreatment, prettinesses, prevaricated, prevaricates, prevaricator, preveniently, preventative, preventively, previousness, previsionary, previsioning

13-letter words

preachinesses, preadaptation, preadmissions, preadolescent, preamplifiers, preanesthetic, preannouncing, prebiological, precalculuses, precancelling, precapitalist, precautionary, precentorship, preceptorials, preceptorship, precipitances, precipitantly, precipitately, precipitating, precipitation, precipitative, precipitators, precipitously, precisenesses, precisionists, preclearances, precognitions, precollegiate, precombustion, precommitment, preconceiving, preconception, preconcerting, preconditions, preconvention, preconviction, precopulatory, predeliveries, predepartures, predesignated, predesignates, predestinated, predestinates, predestinator, predetermined, predeterminer, predetermines, prediabeteses, predicatively, predigestions, predilections, predischarges, prednisolones, predominances, predominantly, predominately, predominating, predomination, preeclampsias, preemployment, preenrollment, preexistences, preexperiment, prefabricated, prefabricates, preferability, prefiguration, prefigurative, prefigurement, preformations, preformatting, preformulated, preformulates, preganglionic, pregnenolones, prehistorians, prehistorical, preinductions, preindustrial, preinterviews, prejudicially, preliminaries, preliminarily, prematureness, prematurities, premeditating, premeditation, premeditative, premeditators, premenopausal, premillennial, premoistening, premonitorily, prenominating, prenomination, preoccupation, preordainment, preordination, preparatively, preparatorily, preponderance, preponderancy, preponderated, preponderates, preportioning, prepositional, prepositively, prepossessing, prepossession, preprocessing, preprocessors, preproduction, preprograming, preprogrammed, prepubescence, prepubescents, prepurchasing, prequalifying, preregistered, prerequisites, preretirement, prerevolution, presanctified, presbyterates, presbyterials, prescheduling, prescientific, prescriptions, preselections, presentations, presentencing, presentiments, presentnesses, preservations, preservatives, presettlement, presidentship, presignifying, prespecifying, presterilized, presterilizes, prestigiously, prestructured, prestructures, presumptively, presweetening, pretelevision, pretensioning, pretentiously, pretermission, pretermitting, preternatural, pretournament, pretreatments, preuniversity, prevaricating, prevarication, prevaricators, preventatives, prevocational

14-letter words

preadaptations, preadolescence, preadolescents, preanesthetics, prearrangement, precapitalists, precariousness, precentorships, preceptorships, preciousnesses, precipitancies, precipitations, precipitinogen, precociousness, precombustions, preconceptions, preconditioned, preconsciouses, preconsciously, preconsonantal, preconstructed, preconventions, preconvictions, predaceousness, predesignating, predestinarian, predestinating, predestination, predestinators, predeterminers, predetermining, predevaluation, predevelopment, predictability, prediscoveries, predisposition, predominancies, predominations, preemployments, preenrollments, preestablished, preestablishes, preexperiments, prefabricating, prefabrication, preferentially, prefigurations, prefigurements, preformulating, pregnabilities, prehensilities, preinterviewed, premanufacture, premaxillaries, premeditatedly, premeditations, premenstrually, premillenarian, prenominations, preoccupancies, preoccupations, preoperational, preoperatively, preordainments, preordinations, preparednesses, preperformance, preponderances, preponderantly, preponderately, preponderating, preponderation, prepossessions, preposterously, preproductions, preprogramming, prepsychedelic, prepubescences, prepublication, preregistering, preretirements, prerevisionist, presbyterially, prescriptively, presentability, presentational, presentencings, presentimental, preservability, presettlements, presidentially, presidentships, pressurization, presterilizing, prestructuring, presumptuously, presupposition, presymptomatic, pretensionless, pretermination, pretermissions, pretournaments, prettification, preunification, prevarications, preventability, preventiveness, previousnesses

15-letter words

preadolescences, preagricultural, prearrangements, precancellation, precipitantness, precipitateness, precipitinogens, precipitousness, preconditioning, predestinarians, predestinations, predevaluations, predevelopments, predispositions, preestablishing, prefabrications, preferabilities, prefiguratively, preformationist, prehistorically, preimplantation, preinterviewing, prejudicialness, prekindergarten, premanufactured, premanufactures, prematurenesses, premillenarians, premillennially, premodification, prenotification, preperformances, preponderancies, preponderations, prepositionally, prepresidential, preprofessional, prepublications, preregistration, prerevisionists, presentableness, preservationist, pressurizations, prestidigitator, prestigiousness, presuppositions, presynaptically, pretentiousness, preterminations, preternaturally, prettifications

16-letter words

precancellations, precariousnesses, precociousnesses, predaceousnesses, predetermination, predictabilities, preformationists, preincorporation, prekindergartens, premanufacturing, premillennialism, premillennialist, premodifications, prenotifications, preposterousness, prequalification, preregistrations, prerevolutionary, presentabilities, preservabilities, preservationists, prestidigitation, prestidigitators, presumptuousness, presuppositional, pretechnological, preventabilities, preventivenesses

17-letter words

precipitantnesses, precipitatenesses, precipitousnesses, predestinarianism, predeterminations, prefigurativeness, preincorporations, prejudicialnesses, premillenarianism, premillennialisms, premillennialists, prequalifications, presentablenesses, prestidigitations, prestigiousnesses, pretentiousnesses, preternaturalness

18-letter words

predestinarianisms, premillenarianisms, preposterousnesses, presumptuousnesses

19-letter words

prefigurativenesses, preternaturalnesses

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There are a lot of words that start with pre, here are a sample:

Preachy

Preacts

Preaged

Preamps

Preanal

Prearms

Preaver

Prebade

Prebake

Prebend

Prebids

Prebill

Prebind

Preboil

Prebook

Preboom

Prebuys

Precast

Precava

Precede

Precent

Precept

Precess

Precipe

Precise

Precode

Precook

Precool

Precoup

Precure

Precuts

Predate

Predawn

Predial

Predict

Predive

Predusk

Preedit

Preeing

Preemie

Preempt

Preened

Preener

Prefabs

Preface

Prefade

Prefect

Prefers

Prefile

Prefire

Preform

Prefund

Pregame

Preheat

Prelacy

Prelate

Prelect

Prelife

Prelims

Preload

Prelude

Premade

Premeal

Premeds

Premeet

Premier

Premies

Premise

Premiss

Premium

Premixt

Premold

Premolt

Premune

Prename

Prenoon

Preoral

Prepack

Prepaid

Prepare

Prepave

Prepays

Prepill

Preplan

Prepped

Preppie

Prepreg

Prepuce

Prepupa

Prequel

Prerace

Preriot

Prerock

Presage

Presale

Presell

Present

Presets

Preship

Preshow

Preside

Presift

Presoak

Presold

Presong

Presort

Pressed

Presser

Presses

Pressor

Prester

Prestos

Presume

Pretape

Preteen

Pretell

Pretend

Preterm

Pretest

Pretext

Pretold

Pretors

Pretrim

Pretype

Pretzel

Prevail

Prevent

Preverb

Preview

Previse

Prevued

Prevues

Prewarm

Prewarn

Prewash

Prewire

Prework

Preworn

Prewrap

Prexies

Preyers

Preying

Preach

Preact

Preamp

Prearm

Prebid

Prebuy

Precis

Precut

Predry

Preens

Prefab

Prefer

Prefix

Prelaw

Prelim

Preman

Premed

Premen

Premie

Premix

Preops

Prepay

Preppy

Preset

Presto

Prests

Pretax

Pretor

Pretty

Prevue

Prewar

Prexes

Preyed

Preyer

Prezes

Preed

Preen

Prees

Preop

Preps

Presa

Prese

Press

Prest

Prexy

Preys

Pree

Prep

Prex

Prey

Prez

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