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Dieses Unscramble word

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

Below are the results of unscrambling dieses. We found a total of 66 words by unscrambling the letters in dieses.

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6 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in dieses

deesis 7 seised 7

5 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in dieses

deess 6 essed 6 essie 5 seeds 6 seise 5 sides 6

4 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in dieses

dees 5 deis 5 desi 5 dess 5 dies 5 diss 5 eide 5 eses 4 esse 4 idee 5 ides 5 ised 5 seed 5 sees 4 seid 5 seis 4 side 5 sise 4 ssed 5

3 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in dieses

dee 4 dei 4 des 4 die 4 dis 4 eds 4 esd 4 ese 3 ess 3 ide 4 ids 4 ise 3 sds 4 sed 4 see 3 sei 3 sid 4 sie 3 sis 3 ssi 3

2 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in dieses

de 3 di 3 ds 3 ed 3 ee 2 es 2 id 3 ie 2 is 2 sd 3 se 2 si 2 ss 2

Definitions of dieses

plural noun

  1. See diesis

noun

  1. (printing ) another name for double dagger
  2. (music ) (in ancient Greek theory) any interval smaller than a whole tone, esp a semitone in the Pythagorean scale (in modern theory) the discrepancy of pitch in just intonation between an octave and either a succession of four ascending minor thirds (great diesis), or a succession of three ascending major thirds (minor diesis)
  3. (in ancient Greek theory) any interval smaller than a whole tone, esp a semitone in the Pythagorean scale
  4. (in modern theory) the discrepancy of pitch in just intonation between an octave and either a succession of four ascending minor thirds (great diesis), or a succession of three ascending major thirds (minor diesis)
  5. (in ancient Greek theory) any interval smaller than a whole tone, esp a semitone in the Pythagorean scale
  6. (in modern theory) the discrepancy of pitch in just intonation between an octave and either a succession of four ascending minor thirds (great diesis), or a succession of three ascending major thirds (minor diesis)