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The word wrick is in the Wiktionary

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— English words —
  • wrick v. (Dialect) To twist; turn.
  • wrick v. (Dialect) To wrench; strain.
  • wrick n. A painful muscular spasm in the neck or back.
— English word, defined in French —
  • wrick v. Tordre.
11 English words from 3 English definitions

back Dialect muscular neck painful spasm strain the turn twist wrench

1 foreign word from the foreign definition

Tordre

3 suffixes (New words found by adding one or more letters at the end of the word.)

wricks wricked wricking

One time in the middle (New word found by adding letters in front and at the end of the word.)

McIlwricks

One prefix (New word found by adding one or more letters in front of the word.)

McIlwrick

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

ick ICK -ick Ric RIC -ric rick Rick

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

CIR cir. Cir. -cir-

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

wicker Wicker Wirick wricks Wyrick

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

crik Cwik KWIC rick Rick wick Wick -wick

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

brick Brick crick Crick erick Erick frick Frick Irick Orick prick trick Urick Weick wrack wreck Wrice wrock Wruck

5 lipograms (New words found when removing only one letter.)

rick Rick wick Wick -wick

2 epenthesis (New words found when adding only one letter.)

Wirick Wyrick


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