Unscramble parcel
Scrabble and Words With Friends points
- parcel is a valid Scrabble US word, worth 10 points
- parcel is a valid Scrabble UK word, worth 10 points
- parcel is a valid Words With Friends word, worth 13 points
6 letter words by unscrambling parcel
5 letter words by unscrambling parcel
4 letter words by unscrambling parcel
- acre
- alec
- aper
- cape
- care
- carl
- carp
- clap
- crap
- earl
- lace
- leap
- lear
- pace
- pale
- pare
- peal
- pear
- plea
- race
- rale
- rape
- real
- reap
3 letter words by unscrambling parcel
2 letter words by unscrambling parcel
Definition of parcel
noun:
- a wrapped container. Synonyms: package.
- the allotment of some amount by dividing something; "death gets more than its share of attention from theologians". Synonyms: portion, share.
- an extended area of land. Synonyms: parcel of land, piece of ground, piece of land, tract.
- a collection of things wrapped or boxed together. Synonyms: bundle, package, packet.
verb:
- divide into parts; "The developers parceled the land".
- cover with strips of canvas; "parcel rope".
- make into a wrapped container.
Related words
battlefield, battleground, bundle, center, centerfield, clearing, common, commons, desert, diamond, fairground, fairway, field, glade, grassland, green, grounds, infield, left, leftfield, lot, midway, minefield, oasis, outfield, pack, packet, park, parkland, patch, plot, railyard, range, right, rightfield, sector, sheaf, short, site, square, subdivision, terrain, wisp, yard.
Words nearby
Words made by unscrambling the letters parcel plus one letter
carpale, replace, percale, replica, caliper, clamper, clapper, carpels, reclasp, clasper, scalper, parcels, placers, plectra, prelacy.
Summary
Your query has returned 72 words, which include anagrams of parcel as well as other shorter words that can be made using the letters included in parcel.
The words in this list can be used in games such as Scrabble, Words with Friends, Wordscapes and other similar games.
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