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Showing words for MARMITE using the English dictionary

7 Letter Words for Marmite

marmite, trammie

6 Letter Words for Marmite

imaret, maimer, maitre, mariet, marmit, matier, metria, mirate, remaim, rimate, tammie, timmer

5 Letter Words for Marmite

aimer, amire, ammer, amrit, arite, armet, armit, ermit, etiam, irate, maire, mamie, marie, mater, matie, merit, metra, mimer, miter, mitra, mtier, ramet, ramie, rammi, remit, retia, rimae, tamer, tarie, terai, terma, timar, timer, tirma, tmema, trame

4 Letter Words for Marmite

aire, airt, amie, amit, ammi, aret, arte, eira, emir, emit, emma, erat, eria, iare, imam, item, iter, maim, mair, mare, mari, marm, mart, mate, mear, meat, meri, meta, miae, mima, mime, mire, mite, mrem, rait, rame, rami, rate, ream, reim, reit, riem, rima, rime, rita, rite, tame, tare, tari, team, tear, tera, term, tiar, tier, time, tire, tram, trie, trim

3 Letter Words for Marmite

aer, aim, air, ait, ame, ami, amt, are, arm, art, ate, atm, eam, ear, eat, eir, era, ert, eta, ira, ire, ita, mae, mam, mar, mat, mea, mei, mem, mer, met, mia, mim, mir, mit, mri, rai, ram, rat, rea, rei, rem, ria, rie, rim, rit, rte, rti, tai, tam, tar, tea, tem, ter, tie, tim, tra, tri, trm

Definitions for Marmite

[1] a metal or earthenware cooking pot with a cover, usually large and often having legs.
[2] a large cooking pot
[3] soup cooked in such a pot
[4] an individual covered casserole for serving soup
[5] US military a container used to bring food to troops in the field
[6] trademark British a yeast and vegetable extract used as a spread, flavouring, etc

Words nearby Marmite

marmalade plum, marmalade tree, marmalize, marmara, marmes man, marmite, marmolada, marmorated, marmoreal, marmoset, marmot

Origin of Marmite

1795–1805; < French, Middle French, apparently equivalent to mar(m )-, base of marmotter to mutter, murmur (see marmot) + mite expressive word for a cat; probably originally a jocular or nursery word, a deep, covered pot being thought of as secretive and hence catlike in comparison to an open pan; compare Old French marmite hypocritical

Word origin for Marmite

from French: pot