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Showing words for WITHERITE using the English dictionary

9 Letter Words for Witherite

witherite

7 Letter Words for Witherite

thewier, whetter, whitier, whitret, whitter, withier, withtee, wittier

6 Letter Words for Witherite

either, etwite, hetter, hitter, teihte, tertii, tether, tewhit, tewter, thwite, tirwit, tither, triwet, wether, wetter, whiter, wither, witter, wrethe, wrihte, writee, writhe

5 Letter Words for Witherite

ether, hewer, hiree, ither, rethe, retie, rewet, rewth, rithe, teeth, tetri, tewer, tewit, theer, theet, their, there, thete, thirt, three, threw, titer, tithe, trite, tweer, tweet, twere, twier, twite, wheer, where, white, withe, write, writh

4 Letter Words for Witherite

eire, erie, erth, ethe, ewer, ewte, heer, heii, heir, here, hert, hete, hewe, hewt, hire, iter, reet, reit, rete, rhet, rite, ritt, teer, teet, tehr, tete, teth, thee, thew, thir, tier, tire, tite, titi, tree, tret, trew, trie, trit, twee, twie, twit, weer, weet, weir, were, weri, wert, whee, whet, whir, whit, wire, wite, with, writ

3 Letter Words for Witherite

eer, eir, ere, ert, eth, ewe, ewt, hee, hei, her, het, hew, hie, hir, hit, hwt, ihi, ire, ree, reh, rei, rew, rhe, rie, rit, rte, rti, rtw, tee, ter, tet, tew, the, tie, tit, tri, trt, twi, wee, wer, wet, whr, wir, wit

Definitions for Witherite

[1] a white to grayish mineral, barium carbonate, BaCO3 , occurring in crystals and masses: a minor ore of barium.
[2] a white, grey, or yellowish mineral consisting of barium carbonate in orthorhombic crystalline form: occurs in veins of lead ore. Formula: BaCO 3

Words nearby Witherite

withdrew, withe, withe rod, wither, wither on the vine, witherite, withers, withershins, witherspoon, withhold, withholding tax

Origin of Witherite

1785–95; named after W. Withering (1741–99), who first described it; see -ite1

Word origin for Witherite

C18: named after W. Withering (1741–99), English scientist, who first described it