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

Below are the results of unscrambling number. We found a total of 84 words by unscrambling the letters in number.

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5 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in number

berun 7 brume 9 brune 7 rumen 7 umber 9 umbre 9

4 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in number

benu 6 berm 8 bern 6 bren 6 brum 8 bure 6 burn 6 menu 6 mure 6 neum 6 numb 8 renu 4 reub 6 rube 6 ruen 4 rumb 8 rume 6 rune 4 unbe 6

3 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in number

ben 5 ber 5 bum 7 bun 5 bur 5 emu 5 ern 3 men 5 mer 5 meu 5 mru 5 mun 5 neb 5 nub 5 num 5 reb 5 rem 5 ren 3 rub 5 rue 3 rum 5 run 3 ume 5 unb 5 urb 5 ure 3 urn 3

2 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in number

be 4 bm 6 bn 4 br 4 bu 4 em 4 en 2 er 2 eu 2 mb 6 me 4 mn 4 mr 4 mu 4 nb 4 ne 2 nm 4 nr 2 nu 2 re 2 rm 4 rn 2 um 4 un 2 ur 2

Definitions of number

British English : number A number is a word such as `two', `nine', or `twelve', or a symbol such as 1, 3, or 47, which is used in counting something.I don't know the room number.ˈnʌmbə NOUN

noun

  1. a concept of quantity that is or can be derived from a single unit, the sum of a collection of units, or zero. Every number occupies a unique position in a sequence, enabling it to be used in counting. It can be assigned to one or more sets that can be arranged in a hierarchical classification: every number is a complex number; a complex number is either an imaginary number or a real number, and the latter can be a rational number or an irrational number; a rational number is either an integer or a fraction, while an irrational number can be a transcendental number or an algebraic number See complex number , imaginary number , real number , rational number , irrational number , integer , fraction , transcendental number , algebraic number See also cardinal number , ordinal number
  2. the symbol used to represent a number; numeral
  3. a numeral or string of numerals used to identify a person or thing, esp in numerical order   ⇒ a telephone number
  4. the person or thing so identified or designated   ⇒ she was number seven in the race
  5. the sum or quantity of equal or similar units or things   ⇒ a large number of people
  6. one of a series, as of a magazine or periodical; issue
  7. a self-contained piece of pop or jazz music a self-contained part of an opera or other musical score, esp one for the stage
  8. a self-contained piece of pop or jazz music
  9. a self-contained part of an opera or other musical score, esp one for the stage
  10. a group or band of people, esp an exclusive group   ⇒ he was not one of our number
  11. (slang ) a person, esp a woman   ⇒ who's that nice little number?
  12. (informal ) an admired article, esp an item of clothing for a woman   ⇒ that little number is by Dior
  13. (slang ) a cannabis cigarette   ⇒ roll another number
  14. a grammatical category for the variation in form of nouns, pronouns, and any words agreeing with them, depending on how many persons or things are referred to, esp as singular or plural in number and in some languages dual or trial
  15. See any number of
  16. See by numbers
  17. See do a number on someone
  18. See get someone's number
  19. See in numbers
  20. See one's number is up
  21. See without number
  22. a self-contained piece of pop or jazz music
  23. a self-contained part of an opera or other musical score, esp one for the stage

verb (mainly transitive)

  1. to assign a number to
  2. to add up to; total
  3. (also intransitive) to list (items) one by one; enumerate
  4. (also intransitive) to put or be put into a group, category, etc   ⇒ they were numbered among the worst hit
  5. to limit the number of   ⇒ his days were numbered