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Greats Unscramble word

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

Below are the results of unscrambling greats. We found a total of 211 words by unscrambling the letters in greats.

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6 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in greats

agrest 7 gaster 7 grates 7 resgat 7 stager 7 strage 7 targes 7

5 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in greats

agers 6 arest 5 aster 5 astre 5 garse 6 gater 6 gates 6 gears 6 geast 6 getas 6 grate 6 great 6 greta 6 rages 6 rates 5 reast 5 resat 5 retag 6 sager 6 sarge 6 segar 6 sergt 6 serta 5 stage 6 stare 5 strae 5 strag 6 tares 5 targe 6 tarse 5 tears 5 teras 5 terga 6 treas 5

4 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in greats

ager 5 ages 5 aget 5 agre 5 agst 5 areg 5 ares 4 aret 4 arse 4 arte 4 arts 4 astr 4 ates 4 ears 4 east 4 eats 4 eras 4 erat 4 ergs 5 erst 4 etas 4 gaes 5 gaet 5 gare 5 gars 5 gast 5 gate 5 gats 5 gear 5 geat 5 gers 5 gest 5 geta 5 gets 5 gras 5 grat 5 gres 5 gret 5 rage 5 rags 5 rase 4 rate 4 rats 4 regt 5 rest 4 rets 4 sage 5 sare 4 sart 4 sate 4 sear 4 seat 4 sera 4 serg 5 sert 4 seta 4 stag 5 star 4 steg 5 ster 4 stge 5 stra 4 stre 4 tags 5 tare 4 tars 4 tear 4 teas 4 tega 5 tegs 5 tera 4 trag 5 tres 4 tsar 4

3 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in greats

aer 3 aes 3 aet 3 age 4 agr 4 agt 4 are 3 arg 4 ars 3 art 3 ase 3 asg 4 ast 3 ate 3 ear 3 eat 3 era 3 erg 4 ers 3 est 3 eta 3 gae 4 gar 4 gas 4 gat 4 ger 4 ges 4 get 4 gra 4 gre 4 grs 4 gte 4 rag 4 ras 3 rat 3 rea 3 reg 4 res 3 ret 3 rte 3 sae 3 sag 4 sar 3 sat 3 sea 3 seg 4 ser 3 set 3 sta 3 stg 4 str 3 tae 3 tag 4 tar 3 tas 3 tea 3 teg 4 ter 3 tra 3 trs 3

2 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in greats

ae 2 ag 3 ar 2 as 2 at 2 ea 2 eg 3 er 2 es 2 et 2 ga 3 ge 3 gr 3 gs 3 gt 3 ra 2 re 2 rg 3 rs 2 rt 2 sa 2 se 2 sg 3 sr 2 st 2 ta 2 te 2 tg 3 tr 2 ts 2

Definitions of greats

plural noun

  1. the Honour School of Literae Humaniores, involving the study of Greek and Roman history and literature and philosophy
  2. the final examinations at the end of this course

adjective

  1. relatively large in size or extent; big
  2. relatively large in number; having many parts or members   ⇒ a great assembly
  3. of relatively long duration   ⇒ a great wait
  4. of larger size or more importance than others of its kind   ⇒ the great auk
  5. extreme or more than usual   ⇒ great worry
  6. of significant importance or consequence   ⇒ a great decision
  7. of exceptional talents or achievements; remarkable   ⇒ a great writer (as noun)   ⇒ the great , one of the greats
  8. of exceptional talents or achievements; remarkable   ⇒ a great writer
  9. (as noun)   ⇒ the great , one of the greats
  10. arising from or possessing idealism in thought, action, etc; heroic   ⇒ great deeds
  11. illustrious or eminent   ⇒ a great history
  12. impressive or striking   ⇒ a great show of wealth
  13. much in use; favoured   ⇒ poetry was a great convention of the Romantic era
  14. active or enthusiastic   ⇒ a great walker
  15. doing or exemplifying (a characteristic or pursuit) on a large scale   ⇒ what a great buffoon , he's not a great one for reading
  16. (often followed by at) skilful or adroit   ⇒ a great carpenter , you are great at singing
  17. (informal ) excellent; fantastic
  18. (British , informal ) (intensifier)   ⇒ a dirty great smack in the face
  19. (postpositive) foll by with (archaic ) pregnant   ⇒ great with child full (of)   ⇒ great with hope
  20. pregnant   ⇒ great with child
  21. full (of)   ⇒ great with hope
  22. (intensifier, used in mild oaths)   ⇒ Great Scott!
  23. See be great on
  24. of exceptional talents or achievements; remarkable   ⇒ a great writer
  25. (as noun)   ⇒ the great , one of the greats
  26. pregnant   ⇒ great with child
  27. full (of)   ⇒ great with hope

adverb

  1. (informal ) very well; excellently   ⇒ it was working great

noun

  1. Also called : great organ . the principal manual on an organ Compare choir (sense 4) , swell (sense 16)