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Closed Unscramble word

closed is a Scrabble word, closed uses Six letters.
Scrabble point value for closed Nine points.
Words with Friends point value for closed: Nine points.

Below are the results of unscrambling closed. We found a total of 135 words by unscrambling the letters in closed.

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5 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in closed

clods 8 cloes 7 close 7 codes 8 coeds 8 colds 8 coles 7 cosed 8 dolce 8 doles 6 lodes 6 scold 8 socle 7 soled 6

4 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in closed

cled 7 clod 7 clos 6 code 7 cods 7 coed 7 coes 6 cold 7 cole 6 cols 6 cose 6 decl 7 deco 7 dels 5 desc 7 docs 7 does 5 dole 5 dols 5 dose 5 ecod 7 ecol 6 elds 5 elod 5 leds 5 leos 4 lode 5 loed 5 lose 4 odel 5 odes 5 olds 5 oles 4 sdlc 7 seld 5 sled 5 slod 5 sloe 4 soce 6 sold 5 sole 4

3 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in closed

clo 5 cod 6 coe 5 col 5 cos 5 dec 6 del 4 des 4 doc 6 doe 4 dol 4 dos 4 eco 5 edo 4 eds 4 eld 4 els 3 eos 3 esc 5 esd 4 lcd 6 led 4 leo 3 les 3 loc 5 lod 4 loe 3 lsc 5 ode 4 ods 4 oes 3 old 4 ole 3 osc 5 ose 3 sec 5 sed 4 sel 3 sld 4 soc 5 sod 4 soe 3 sol 3

2 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in closed

cd 5 ce 4 cl 4 co 4 cs 4 dc 5 de 3 dl 3 do 3 ds 3 ec 4 ed 3 el 2 eo 2 es 2 lc 4 ld 3 le 2 lo 2 ls 2 oc 4 od 3 oe 2 ol 2 os 2 sc 4 sd 3 se 2 sl 2 so 2

Definitions of closed

British English : closed A closed group of people does not welcome new people or ideas from outside.It is a completely closed society: they have no experience of foreigners.kləʊzd ADJECTIVE

adjective

  1. blocked against entry; shut
  2. restricted; exclusive
  3. not open to question or debate
  4. (of a hunting season, etc) close
  5. (mathematics ) (of a curve or surface) completely enclosing an area or volume (of a set) having members that can be produced by a specific operation on other members of the same set   ⇒  ■  the integers are a closed set under multiplication
  6. (of a curve or surface) completely enclosing an area or volume
  7. (of a set) having members that can be produced by a specific operation on other members of the same set   ⇒  ■  the integers are a closed set under multiplication
  8. Also : : checked (phonetics ) denoting a syllable that ends in a consonant another word for close1 (sense 21
  9. denoting a syllable that ends in a consonant
  10. another word for close1 (sense 21
  11. not open to public entry or membership   ⇒  ■  the closed society of publishing
  12. (of a curve or surface) completely enclosing an area or volume
  13. (of a set) having members that can be produced by a specific operation on other members of the same set   ⇒  ■  the integers are a closed set under multiplication
  14. denoting a syllable that ends in a consonant
  15. another word for close1 (sense 21

verb

  1. to put or be put in such a position as to cover an opening; shut   ⇒  ■  the door closed behind him
  2. (transitive) to bar, obstruct, or fill up (an entrance, a hole, etc)   ⇒  ■  to close a road
  3. to bring the parts or edges of (a wound, etc) together or (of the edges of a wound, etc) to be brought together
  4. (intransitive; followed by on, over, etc ) to take hold   ⇒  ■  his hand closed over the money
  5. to bring or be brought to an end; terminate
  6. to complete (an agreement, a deal, etc) successfully or (of an agreement, deal, etc) to be completed successfully
  7. to cease or cause to cease to render service   ⇒  ■  the shop closed at six
  8. (intransitive) (stock exchange ) to have a value at the end of a day's trading, as specified   ⇒  ■  steels closed two points down
  9. to complete an electrical circuit
  10. (transitive) (nautical ) to pass near
  11. (transitive) (archaic ) to enclose or shut in
  12. See close one's eyes

noun

  1. the act of closing
  2. the end or conclusion   ⇒  ■  the close of the day
  3. a place of joining or meeting
  4.  (kləʊs )  (law ) private property, usually enclosed by a fence, hedge, or wall
  5.  (kləʊs )  (British ) a courtyard or quadrangle enclosed by buildings or an entry leading to such a courtyard
  6.  (kləʊs )  (British ) (capital when part of a street name) a small quiet residential road   ⇒  ■  Hillside Close
  7. (British ) a field
  8.  (kləʊs )  the precincts of a cathedral or similar building
  9.  (kləʊs )  (Scottish ) the entry from the street to a tenement building
  10. (music ) another word for cadence
  11. (archaic ( or rare ) an encounter in battle; grapple