| Lucidities is a Scrabble word. Scrabble point value for lucidities: 13 points |
| Lucidities is a Words with Friends word. Words with Friends point value for lucidities: 16 points |
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| 3 letter words | 2 letter words |
| lucidities |
| silicide | utilised |
| deistic | delicts | diciest |
| dilutes | ductile | duelist |
| dulcets | elicits | ileitis |
| lucites | luetics | sluiced |
| suicide | utilise |
| ceilis | cisted | citied |
| cities | culets | cuties |
| delict | delist | deltic |
| dilute | distil | dulcet |
| duties | edicts | educts |
| elicit | iciest | idlest |
| listed | lucite | luetic |
| lusted | silted | sliced |
| sluice | stelic | suited |
| teiids | tidies | tildes |
| cel | cis | cud |
| cue | cut | dei |
| del | des | die |
| dis | dit | due |
| dui | ecu | eds |
| eld | els | ice |
| ids | its | led |
| lei | les | let |
| leu | lid | lie |
| lis | lit | sec |
| sei | sel | set |
| sic | sit | sue |
| ted | tel | tic |
| tie | til | tis |
| tui | use | ute |
| uts |
| de | di | ed |
| el | es | et |
| id | is | it |
| li | si | ti |
| us | ut |
| ductilities | duplicities |
| Definition of "lucidities" found in the Merriam Webster dictionary |
| Definition of "lucidities" from The Free Dictionary |
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| Words that start with lucidities | Words that end with lucidities | Words that contain lucidities |
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