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Showing words for NUTCRACKER using the English dictionary
10 Letter Words for Nutcracker
nutcracker
8 Letter Words for Nutcracker
currance, nutcrack
7 Letter Words for Nutcracker
accruer, accurre, carrect, caunter, centaur, cracker, cracket, cranker, currack, currane, currant, current, nutcake, recrank, retrack, tracker, tranker, trucker, tuckner, uncrate, untrace
6 Letter Words for Nutcracker
accent, accrue, acture, acuter, arrect, arrent, aunter, cancer, canker, canter, canuck, carcer, carnet, carter, cauker, cauter, centra, craker, crance, craner, cranet, crater, cratur, creant, cretan, cruent, curace, curare, curate, curran, curter, errant, karren, karter, krater, kurrat, nacket, nature, neckar, nectar, racker, racket, rancer, ranker, ranket, ranter, recant, recart, reckan, rerack, rerank, retack, retuck, return, rucker, tacker, tanker, tanrec, ternar, terran, tracer, trance, tucker, tunker, turken, turner, uncake, uncart, uncate, unrack, unrake, unrare, untack
5 Letter Words for Nutcracker
accur, acker, acute, ancre, anker, antre, arent, arnut, arret, arter, aruke, atren, atune, autre, cacur, caker, caner, carer, caret, carne, carte, cater, catur, centu, cerat, crack, crake, crane, crank, crare, crate, creak, crena, creta, cruce, cruck, cruet, crunk, crunt, crura, cueca, cunea, curat, curer, curet, cuter, ecart, enact, enrut, eruca, eruct, karen, katcr, katun, kearn, kerat, knaur, knurr, kraut, kruna, kurre, kurta, nacre, naker, narre, nerka, racer, raker, rance, ranke, rater, react, recur, recut, reran, rerun, retan, retar, runer, taken, taker, tarre, terna, terra, trace, track, trank, treck, truce, truck, truer, trunk, tuarn, tukra, tunca, tuner, tunka, unact, unare, unark, unket, untar, urare, urate, urena, urent, urnae
4 Letter Words for Nutcracker
acce, acct, acer, acne, acre, actu, aker, ance, anet, anre, ante, antu, aren, aret, arte, aune, aunt, aute, cace, cack, cake, canc, cane, cank, cant, care, cark, carn, carr, cart, cate, cauk, ceca, cent, cera, cern, cert, cran, crue, crut, cuca, cuck, cuke, cunt, cura, cure, curn, curr, curt, cute, earn, ecru, entr, erat, eruc, etna, etua, kane, kant, karn, kart, keat, kent, kera, kern, keta, knar, knet, knur, knut, kran, krna, kuan, kuna, kune, kura, kurn, nace, nake, narc, nare, nark, narr, natr, natu, naur, naut, near, neat, neck, nerk, neuk, neut, nuke, nurr, race, rack, rake, raku, rane, rank, rant, rare, rate, ratu, rauk, raun, reak, rean, rear, reck, rect, renk, rent, ruck, ruen, ruer, rune, runt, ruta, tace, tack, taen, take, tane, tank, tare, tarn, tarr, taun, taur, teak, tean, tear, teca, teck, tera, tern, terr, teuk, trac, trek, trna, true, trun, tuan, tuck, tuke, tuna, tune, tunk, turk, turn, turr, unca, unce, unct, unta, uran, urea, urna
3 Letter Words for Nutcracker
acc, ace, ack, act, aer, ake, aku, anc, ane, ant, anu, arc, are, ark, arn, arr, art, aru, ate, auk, can, car, cat, cen, cer, crc, crt, cru, cte, ctn, ctr, cue, cun, cur, cut, ean, ear, eat, eau, ecc, ect, ecu, enc, era, erk, ern, err, ert, eta, etc, euk, kae, kan, kat, kea, ken, ket, kra, kue, nae, nak, nar, nat, nea, nek, net, nur, nut, ran, rat, rct, rea, rec, rna, rte, ruc, rue, run, rut, tak, tan, tar, tau, tck, tea, tec, ten, ter, tra, tua, tue, tun, tur, uca, uke, una, unc, ura, ure, urn, uta, utc, ute
Definitions for Nutcracker
[1] an instrument or device for cracking the shells of nuts.
[2] any of several corvine birds of the genus Nucifraga that feed on nuts, as the common nutcracker, N. caryocatactes, of Europe and Clark's nutcracker, N. columbiana, of the western U.S.
[3] (often plural) a device for cracking the shells of nuts
[4] either of two birds, Nucifraga caryocatactes of the Old World or N. columbianus (Clark's nutcracker ) of North America, having speckled plumage and feeding on nuts, seeds, etc: family Corvidae (crows)
Words nearby Nutcracker
nutant, nutate, nutation, nutbrown, nutcase, nutcracker, nutcracker suite, nutgall, nuthatch, nuthouse, nutjob
Origin of Nutcracker
First recorded in 1540–50; nut + cracker