| Aversively is a Scrabble word. Scrabble point value for aversively: 19 points |
| Aversively is a Words with Friends word. Words with Friends point value for aversively: 21 points |
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| 7 letter words | 6 letter words | 5 letter words |
| 4 letter words | 3 letter words | 2 letter words |
| aversively |
| evasively |
| aversely | aversive | revivals |
| virelays | yearlies |
| evasive | laveers | leavers |
| leavier | leviers | livyers |
| realise | relives | reveals |
| reviles | revisal | revival |
| revives | savvier | savvily |
| sealery | servile | several |
| silvery | slavery | vealers |
| vealier | veilers | virelay |
| ail | air | ais |
| ale | als | are |
| ars | ave | aye |
| ays | ear | eel |
| els | era | ere |
| ers | eve | eye |
| ire | ivy | lar |
| las | lav | lay |
| lea | lee | lei |
| les | lev | ley |
| lie | lis | lye |
| rai | ras | ray |
| ree | rei | res |
| rev | ria | rya |
| rye | sae | sal |
| say | sea | see |
| sei | sel | ser |
| sir | sly | sri |
| var | vas | vav |
| vee | via | vie |
| vis | yar | yea |
| yes |
| ae | ai | al |
| ar | as | ay |
| el | er | es |
| is | la | li |
| re | si | ya |
| ye |
| pervasively |
| Definition of "aversively" found in the Merriam Webster dictionary |
| Definition of "aversively" from The Free Dictionary |
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| Words that start with aversively | Words that end with aversively | Words that contain aversively |
Well, we like our Internet slow, okay? We can turn it on, walk around, dance, make a sandwich. With DSL, there is no dancing, no walking, and we would starve. It would be all work and no play.
Look, I know it was bad, but this was a vicious hamster. This was like a Damien hamster with little beady eyes and a big forked tail and a cape with a hood and bye bye Buttercup. Bye, Luke.
Keep in mind during the Bracebridge dinner, we are not just servers, we are performers. So, anytime you are with a guest, you must be in character and you must speak Old English.