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There are 25 twenty-one-letter words containing A, C, G, N, 2O and W

back␣to␣the␣drawing␣board  bring␣coals␣to␣Newcastle  coalition␣of␣the␣willing  coming␣down␣cats␣and␣dogs  coming␣down␣in␣stair␣rods  common␣European␣earwigs  Cotswold␣morris␣dancing  First␣New␣England␣School  Galton-Watson␣processes  got␣what␣was␣coming␣to␣one  great␣cry␣and␣little␣wool  having␣one's␣ducks␣in␣a␣row  hitch␣one's␣wagon␣to␣a␣star  Horner-Wittig␣reactions  how␣can␣you␣sleep␣at␣night  knock␣a␣dog␣off␣a␣gut␣wagon  Magellanic␣woodpeckers  metallic␣waterproofing  metal-organic␣framework  opening␣a␣can␣of␣whoop␣ass  orange-footed␣scrubfowl  walking␣corpse␣syndrome  western␣action␣shooting  working-storage␣section  wrong-way␣concurrencies

26 definitions found

• back␣to␣the␣drawing␣board — adv. (Idiomatic) Back to the beginning following an unsuccessful attempt.
• bring␣coals␣to␣Newcastle — v. Alternative form of carry coals to Newcastle.
• coalition␣of␣the␣willing — n. (Politics) A group of countries whose leaders have been persuaded…
• coming␣down␣cats␣and␣dogs — v. Present participle of come down cats and dogs.
• coming␣down␣in␣stair␣rods — v. Present participle of come down in stair rods.
• common␣European␣earwigs — n. Plural of common European earwig.
• Cotswold␣morris␣dancing — n. A form of traditional morris dance originating in the Cotswold…
• First␣New␣England␣School — prop.n. (Music, historical, US) A group of self-taught composers…
• Galton-Watson␣processes — n. Plural of Galton-Watson process.
• got␣what␣was␣coming␣to␣one — v. Simple past tense of get what’s coming to one. — v. Past participle of get what’s coming to one.
• great␣cry␣and␣little␣wool — n. (Dated) Appearance without reality; much ado about nothing.
• having␣one's␣ducks␣in␣a␣row — v. Present participle of have one’s ducks in a row.
• hitch␣one's␣wagon␣to␣a␣star — v. (North America, idiomatic) To commit to an aspirational goal…
• Horner-Wittig␣reactions — n. Plural of Horner-Wittig reaction.
• how␣can␣you␣sleep␣at␣night — phr. A rhetorical question, used to tell someone that they should…
• knock␣a␣dog␣off␣a␣gut␣wagon — v. Alternative form of stink a dog off a gut wagon.
• Magellanic␣woodpeckers — n. Plural of Magellanic woodpecker.
• metallic␣waterproofing — n. (Construction) finely graded iron particles combined with an…
• metal-organic␣framework — n. (Chemistry) Any of several highly porous, crystalline substances…
• opening␣a␣can␣of␣whoop␣ass — v. Present participle of open a can of whoop ass.
• orange-footed␣scrubfowl — n. A species of megapode, Megapodius reinwardt, of Indonesia…
• walking␣corpse␣syndrome — n. (Informal) Synonym of Cotard’s syndrome.
• western␣action␣shooting — n. Synonym of cowboy action shooting.
• working-storage␣section — n. (Computing) The part of the data division of a COBOL program…
• wrong-way␣concurrencies — n. Plural of wrong-way concurrency.

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• Scrabble in English: no word
• French Wiktionary: 1 word
• Spanish Wiktionary: 1 word
• Italian Wiktionary: no word
• German Wiktionary: 7 words
• Portuguese Wiktionary: no word
• Dutch Wiktionary: 10 words

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