Switch Unscramble word

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

Below are the results of unscrambling switch. We found a total of 100 words by unscrambling the letters in switch.

5 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in switch

chits 10 sicht 10 sitch 10 stchi 10 stich 10 swith 11 tchwi 13 whist 11 whits 11 wicht 13 wisht 11 witch 13

4 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in switch

chis 9 chit 9 cist 6 hist 7 hits 7 ichs 9 isth 7 itch 9 shit 7 sich 9 sith 7 tchi 9 this 7 tics 6 tshi 7 whit 10 wich 12 wish 10 wist 7 with 10 wits 7

3 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in switch

chi 8 chs 8 cis 5 cit 5 csi 5 cst 5 csw 8 cts 5 cwt 8 hic 8 his 6 hit 6 hsi 6 hts 6 hwt 9 ich 8 ihs 6 ish 6 ist 3 its 3 sch 8 sci 5 sct 5 shi 6 sht 6 sic 5 sit 3 tch 8 tic 5 tis 3 tsi 3 twi 6 whs 9 wis 6 wit 6

2 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in switch

ch 7 cs 4 ct 4 hi 5 hs 5 ht 5 hw 8 ic 4 is 2 it 2 iw 5 sc 4 sh 5 si 2 st 2 sw 5 tc 4 th 5 ti 2 ts 2 wc 7 wh 8 wi 5 ws 5 wt 5

Definitions of switch

British English : switch If you switch to something different, for example to a different system, task, or subject of conversation, you change to it from what you were doing or saying before.Companies are switching to cleaner fuels.swɪtʃ VERB
  1. a mechanical, electrical, electronic, or optical device for opening or closing a circuit or for diverting energy from one part of a circuit to another
  2. a swift and usually sudden shift or change
  3. an exchange or swap
  4. a flexible rod or twig, used esp for punishment
  5. the sharp movement or blow of such an instrument
  6. a tress of false hair used to give added length or bulk to a woman's own hairstyle
  7. the tassel-like tip of the tail of cattle and certain other animals
  8. any of various card games in which the suit is changed during play
  9. (US & Canadian ) a railway siding
  10. (US & Canadian ) a railway point
  11. (Australian , informal ) See switchboard
  1. to shift, change, turn aside, or change the direction of (something)
  2. to exchange (places); replace (something by something else)   ⇒ the battalions switched fronts
  3. (mainly US & Canadian ) to transfer (rolling stock) from one railway track to another
  4. (transitive) to cause (an electric current) to start or stop flowing or to change its path by operating a switch
  5. to swing or cause to swing, esp back and forth
  6. (transitive) to lash or whip with or as if with a switch