Words that go with up
What is the compound word for UP?
List of 72 Compound Words That End With ‘Up’
| backup | flare-up | matchup |
|---|---|---|
| catchup | holdup | pull-up |
| changeup | hookup | push-up |
| checkup | kickup | roundup |
| chirrup | layup | scale-up |
Is up a vocabulary word?
Up is a word that means “from lower to higher,” so you can use it when you go up in a hot air balloon, when you look up at the clouds, or when you graduate from high school and move up in the world. As an adjective or adverb, up almost always conveys a movement or position that’s higher (or sometimes, northward).
What 3 letter word ends with up?
3 letter words ending with ‘up’:
- cup. dup. hup. pup. sup. tup. …
- coup. jaup. loup. roup. scup. soup. …
- croup. cutup. getup. group. layup. letup. …
- backup. blowup. catsup. cockup. dustup. …
- breakup. brushup. buildup. catchup. checkup. …
- beaucoup. deathcup. followup. outgroup. postcoup. …
- buttercup. cantaloup. newsgroup. semigroup.
- intergroup. multigroup. supergroup.
What is a five letter word that starts with PU?
5-letter words starting with PU
| Puacs | pubes |
|---|---|
| pulus | pumas |
| pumie | pumps |
| punas | punce |
| punch | punga |
What are some un words?
Commonly Used Words That Start With Un
| Unit | Unable | Unaware |
|---|---|---|
| Undo | Unlike | Undergo |
| Under | Unfair | Universe |
| Undue | Unpaid | Unlawful |
| Uncle | Unused | Unwanted |
What starts with P and ends with P?
Words that start with P and end with P
- Pap.
- Pep.
- Pip.
- Pop.
- Pup.
What is a 5 letter word that ends with PH?
5-letter words ending with PH
| aleph | Asaph |
|---|---|
| nymph | oomph |
| ralph | Saiph |
| staph | sumph |
| sylph |
What is a Ph word?
The Ph Words For Kids are physics, physical, psychology, psychologist, psychiatry, psychiatrist, phone, phobia, phonics, photo, photoshoot, phew, physique, phantom, photocopy, photosynthesis, etc.
Why do words start with PH?
Because when spelling was being standardised it was felt that words of Greek origin should have a “ph” where there was the Greek letter “phi” to retain some of the “greekness” of word elements like “photo-” (light), “philo-“(love) and “sopho-” (wisdom).