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There are 23 twenty-one-letter words containing E, 2G, K, N and 2T

barking␣at␣the␣wrong␣tree  barking␣up␣the␣wrong␣tree  Chinese␣fighting␣sticks  clinging␣to␣the␣skirts␣of  crying␣like␣a␣little␣girl  daggertooth␣pike␣conger  enough␣to␣make␣a␣cat␣laugh  fights␣like␣cats␣and␣dogs  fought␣like␣cats␣and␣dogs  get␣it␣through␣one's␣skull  gifts␣that␣keep␣on␣giving  gift␣that␣keeps␣on␣giving  Kingdom␣of␣Great␣Britain  knight␣of␣the␣green␣baize  knight␣of␣the␣green␣cloth  nights␣of␣the␣long␣knives Nights␣of␣the␣Long␣Knives  Skeffington's␣daughters  southern␣green␣stink␣bug  sticking␣one's␣tongue␣out  take␣a␣knife␣to␣a␣gunfight  working-storage␣section  you've␣got␣to␣be␣kidding␣me

25 definitions found

• barking␣at␣the␣wrong␣tree — v. Present participle of bark at the wrong tree.
• barking␣up␣the␣wrong␣tree — v. Present participle of bark up the wrong tree.
• Chinese␣fighting␣sticks — n. Plural of Chinese fighting stick.
• clinging␣to␣the␣skirts␣of — v. Present participle of cling to the skirts of.
• crying␣like␣a␣little␣girl — v. Present participle of cry like a little girl.
• daggertooth␣pike␣conger — n. Muraenesox cinereus, a species of eel native to the Pacific…
• enough␣to␣make␣a␣cat␣laugh — adj. (Idiomatic) Very outlandish or outrageous.
• fights␣like␣cats␣and␣dogs — v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of fight…
• fought␣like␣cats␣and␣dogs — v. Simple past tense and past participle of fight like cats and dogs.
• get␣it␣through␣one's␣skull — v. (Colloquial) Synonym of get it through one’s head.
• gifts␣that␣keep␣on␣giving — n. Plural of gift that keeps on giving.
• gift␣that␣keeps␣on␣giving — n. (Idiomatic) Something with continuous (typically positive) consequences. — n. (Slang) A sexually transmitted disease.
• Kingdom␣of␣Great␣Britain — prop.n. The name of the United Kingdom from 1707-1801.
• knight␣of␣the␣green␣baize — n. (Dated, humorous, colloquial) A gambler.
• knight␣of␣the␣green␣cloth — n. (Dated, humorous, colloquial) A gambler.
• nights␣of␣the␣long␣knives — n. Plural of night of the long knives.
• Nights␣of␣the␣Long␣Knives — n. Plural of Night of the Long Knives.
• Skeffington's␣daughters — n. Plural of Skeffington’s daughter.
• southern␣green␣stink␣bug — n. (US) A stink bug, Nezara viridula, that has spread worldwide…
• sticking␣one's␣tongue␣out — v. Present participle of stick one’s tongue out.
• take␣a␣knife␣to␣a␣gunfight — v. Alternative form of bring a knife to a gunfight.
• working-storage␣section — n. (Computing) The part of the data division of a COBOL program…
• you've␣got␣to␣be␣kidding␣me — phr. (Colloquial) Said to express anger or frustration. — phr. (Colloquial) Said to express disbelief or shock.

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• Scrabble in English: no word
• French Wiktionary: 1 word
• Spanish Wiktionary: no word
• Italian Wiktionary: no word
• German Wiktionary: 45 words
• Portuguese Wiktionary: no word
• Dutch Wiktionary: 26 words

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