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Spare Unscramble word

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

Below are the results of unscrambling spare. We found a total of 99 words by unscrambling the letters in spare.

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5 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in spare

apers 7 apres 7 asper 7 pares 7 parse 7 pears 7 prase 7 presa 7 rapes 7 reaps 7 repas 7 spaer 7 spear 7

4 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in spare

aper 6 apes 6 apse 6 ares 4 arse 4 ears 4 eras 4 pare 6 pars 6 pase 6 pear 6 peas 6 pers 6 pesa 6 pres 6 rape 6 raps 6 rase 4 rasp 6 reap 6 reps 6 resp 6 sare 4 sear 4 sera 4 spae 6 spar 6

3 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in spare

aer 3 aes 3 ape 5 apr 5 are 3 ars 3 ase 3 asp 5 ear 3 epa 5 era 3 ers 3 esp 5 par 5 pas 5 pea 5 per 5 pes 5 pre 5 prs 5 rap 5 ras 3 rea 3 rep 5 res 3 rps 5 sae 3 sap 5 sar 3 sea 3 sep 5 ser 3 spa 5

2 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in spare

ae 2 ap 4 ar 2 as 2 ea 2 ep 4 er 2 es 2 pa 4 pe 4 pr 4 ps 4 ra 2 re 2 rs 2 sa 2 se 2 sp 4 sr 2

Definitions of spare

British English : spare If you spare time or money, you make it available.I can only spare 35 minutes for this meeting.spɛə VERB

verb

  1. (transitive) to refrain from killing, punishing, harming, or injuring
  2. (transitive) to release or relieve, as from pain, suffering, etc
  3. (transitive) to refrain from using   ⇒ spare the rod, spoil the child
  4. (transitive) to be able to afford or give   ⇒ I can't spare the time
  5. (usually passive) (esp of Providence) to allow to survive   ⇒ I'll see you again next year if we are spared
  6. (intransitive) (rare ) to act or live frugally
  7. (intransitive) (rare ) to show mercy
  8. See not spare oneself
  9. See to spare

adjective

  1. (often immediately postpositive) in excess of what is needed; additional   ⇒ are there any seats spare?
  2. able to be used when needed   ⇒ a spare part
  3. (of a person) thin and lean
  4. scanty or meagre
  5. (postpositive) (British , slang ) upset, angry, or distracted (esp in the phrase go spare)

noun

  1. a duplicate kept as a replacement in case of damage or loss
  2. a spare tyre
  3. (tenpin bowling ) the act of knocking down all the pins with the two bowls of a single frame the score thus made Compare strike (sense 40)
  4. the act of knocking down all the pins with the two bowls of a single frame
  5. the score thus made Compare strike (sense 40)
  6. the act of knocking down all the pins with the two bowls of a single frame
  7. the score thus made Compare strike (sense 40)