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The word outroper is in the Wiktionary

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— English words —
  • outroper n. (Law) A person to whom the business of selling by auction was confined by statute.
  • outroper n. (Historical) An officer in London who seized the goods of foreigners sold elsewhere than in the public market.
23 English words from 2 English definitions

auction business confined elsewhere foreigners goods Historical Law London market officer person public seized selling sold statute than the the␣business was who whom

One suffix (New word found by adding one or more letters at the end of the word.)

outropers

25 words-in-word (Words found as is inside the word. Minimum size 3 letters.)

ope 'ope oper out out- outro outrope per PER per- per. Per. ROP rope roper Roper TRO trop trop- trop. -trop- trope -trope troper UTR

16 words-in-word RTL (Words found written from right to left, inside the word. Minimum size 3 letters.)

Epo EPO ort ORT POR port Port PORT Port. rep Rep REP Rep. repo report RTU

One anagram (New word found by changing the order of the letters.)

uprooter

9 anagrams found with an extra letter (New words formed with all the letters from the word and an extra letter.)

Europoort operatour Ouro␣Preto outpourer outreport outropers petroeuro reportour uprooters

10 anagrams found minus a letter (New words formed with all the letters from the word minus a letter.)

outrope potrero Potrero pretour pre-tour protero- Ruperto torpour trooper trouper

2 cousins (New words found by changing only one letter.)

outroped outropes

One lipogram (New word found when removing only one letter.)

outrope


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