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Form as many 3 letter words. most words wins ten points!?

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how many THREE letters word can you form from EDDWOO

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  1. wed

    dew

    dow

    doe

    woe

    odd

    owe

    ode

    woo (don't know if that counts)

    umm i think that's it


  2. DOE, WOE, OWE, ODE, WOO, WED, DEW, WOW, ODD

  3. odd

    dew

    doe

    woo

    wed

    woe

    ode

  4. (i swear th Q said three letter words???)

    anyway, here goes

    woo

    woe

    wod*

    wed

    weo*

    wdd*

    wde*

    wdo*

    oow*

    ooe*

    ood*

    odd

    ode

    odo*

    odw*

    oew*

    oed*

    oeo*

    owe

    owo*

    owd*

    edd*

    edw*

    edo*

    ewd*

    ewo*

    eoo*

    eod*

    eow*

    ddw*

    ddo*

    ddw*

    dde*

    dwd*

    dwo*

    dwe*

    dow

    doe

    doo*

    dod*

    ded

    dew

    deo

    I'm pretty sure those are all of the possibilities haha! the ones marked with a * aren't real words to the best of my knowledge although I'm sure most of them could be funky acronyms!!!

  5. AAH to exclaim in delight

    AAL East Indian shrub

    AAS [aa] (rough, cindery lava)

    ABA sleeveless garment

    ABO aborigine

    ABS [ab] (abdominal muscle) {OSPD3}

    ABY to pay the penalty for (abye)

    ACE to make a perfect shot

    ACT to perform by action

    ADD to perform addition

    ADO bustle

    ADS [ad] (advertisement)

    ADZ cutting tool (adze)

    AFF off

    AFT toward the stern

    AGA Turkish military officer

    AGE to grow old

    AGO in the past

    AHA intj. expressing sudden realization

    AID to help

    AIL to suffer pain

    AIM to point in a direction

    AIN Hebrew letter (ayin)

    AIR to broadcast

    AIS [ai] (three-toed sloth)

    AIT small island

    ALA wing

    ALB long-sleeved vestment

    ALE alcoholic beverage

    ALL everything one has

    ALP high mountain

    ALS [al] (East Indian tree)

    ALT high-pitched note

    AMA Oriental nurse (amah)

    AMI friend

    AMP unit of electric current strength (ampere)

    AMU atomic mass unit

    ANA collection of information on a subject

    AND added condition

    ANE one

    ANI tropical American black cuckoo

    ANT small insect

    ANY one or another

    APE to mimic

    APT appropriate

    ARB stock trader

    ARC to travel a curved course

    ARE unit of surface measure/conj. of be

    ARF dog's bark

    ARK large boat

    ARM to supply with weapons

    ARS [ar] (letter 'r')

    ART skill acquired by experience

    ASH tree/to burn into ashes

    ASK to question

    ASP venemous snake

    *** donkey

    ATE reckless impulse driving one to ruin

    ATT Laotian monetary unit {OSPD3}

    AUK diving seabird

    AVA at all

    AVE expression of greeting

    AVO monetary unit of Macau

    AWA away

    AWE to inspire with awe

    AWL pointed punching tool

    AWN bristlelike appendage of certain grasses

    AXE to cut with an axe

    AYE affirmative vote

    AYS [ay] (affirmative vote)

    AZO containing nitrogen

    BAA [baa] (to bleat)

    BAD something bad

    BAG to put into a bag

    BAH intj. expressing disgust

    BAL type of shoe (balmoral)

    BAM to strike with a dull sound

    BAN to prohibit/Rumanian coin

    BAP small roll {OSPD3}

    BAR to exclude

    BAS [ba] (eternal soul in Egyptian mythology)

    BAT to hit a baseball

    BAY to howl

    BED to provide with a bed

    BEE winged insect

    BEG to plead

    BEL unit of power

    BEN inner room

    BET to wager

    BEY Turkish ruler

    BIB to drink alcohol

    BID to make a bid

    BIG large

    BIN to store in a bin

    BIO biography

    BIS [bi] (bisexual)

    BIT to restrain with a bit

    BIZ business

    BOA large snake

    BOB to move up and down

    BOD body

    BOG to impede

    BOO to deride

    BOP to hit

    BOS [bo] (pal)

    BOT botfly larva

    BOW to bend forward at the waist

    BOX to put into a box

    BOY male child

    BRA brassiere

    BRO brother {OSPD3}

    BRR intj. used to indicate coldness (brrr)

    BUB young fellow

    BUD to grow buds

    BUG to annoy

    BUM to live idly

    BUN small bread roll

    BUR to remove a rough edge from (burr)

    BUS to transport by bus

    BUT flatfish

    BUY to purchase

    BYE free advance to next tournament round

    BYS [by] (side issue)

    CAB to drive a taxi

    CAD ungentlemanly man

    CAM rotating machine part

    CAN to be able/to put into a can

    CAP to put a cover onto

    CAR automobile

    CAT to anchor to a cathead

    CAW to caw like a crow

    CAY small low island

    CEE letter 'c'

    CEL drawn frame of animation {OSPD3}

    CEP large mushroom (cepe)

    CHI Greek letter

    CIS having certain atoms on same side of molecule

    COB corncob

    COD to fool

    COG to cheat at dice

    COL depression between two mountains

    CON to swindle

    COO to make the sound of a dove

    COP to steal

    COR intj. expressing surprise

    COS lettuce variety

    COT lightweight bed

    COW to intimidate

    COX to direct a racing boat (coxswain)

    COY shy/to caress

    COZ cousin

    CRY to weep

    CUB young of certain animals

    CUD food portion to be chewed again

    CUE to signal a start

    *** together with

    CUP to place into a cup

    CUR mongrel dog

    CUT to make an incision

    CWM circular basin with steep walls (cirque)

    DAB to touch lightly

    DAD father

    DAG hanging shred

    DAH dash in Morse code

    DAK transportion by relay

    DAL lentil dish

    DAM to build a dam

    DAP to dip into water

    DAW to dawn

    DAY 24 hours

    DEB debutante

    DEE letter 'd'

    DEL differential calculus operator

    DEN to live in a lair

    DEV Hindu god (deva)

    DEW to wet with dew

    DEX sulfate used as stimulant

    DEY former North African ruler

    DIB to fish

    DID [do-conj] (to execute)

    DIE to cease living/to make a die

    DIG to scoop earth from the ground

    DIM obscure/to make obscure

    DIN to make a loud noise

    DIP to immerse briefly

    DIS to disrespect {OSPD3}

    DIT dot in Morse code

    DOC doctor

    DOE female deer

    DOG to follow after like a dog

    DOL unit of pain intensity

    DOM title given to certain monks

    DON to put on

    DOR black European beetle

    DOS [do] (first tone of diatonic musical scale)

    DOT to cover with dots

    DOW to prosper

    DRY having no moisture/prohibitionist/to make dry

    DUB to confer knighthood upon

    DUD bomb that fails to explode

    DUE something owed

    DUG teat, udder

    DUI [duo-pl] (instrumental duet)

    DUN of a dull brown color/to demand payment

    DUO instrumental duet

    DUP to open

    DYE to color

    EAR hearing organ

    EAT to consume

    EAU water

    EBB to recede

    ECU old French coin

    EDH Old English letter

    EEL snakelike fish

    EFF letter 'f' (ef)

    EFS [ef] (letter 'f')

    EFT newt

    EGG to throw eggs at

    EGO conscious self

    EKE to get with great difficulty

    ELD old age

    ELF small, often mischievous fairy

    ELK large deer

    ELL letter 'l'

    ELM deciduous tree

    ELS [el] (letter 'l')

    EME uncle

    EMF electromotive force {OSPD3}

    EMS [em] (printer's measurement)

    EMU large, flightless bird

    END to terminate

    ENG phonetic symbol

    ENS entity

    EON long period of time (aeon)

    ERA chronological period (epoch)

    ERE previous to; before

    ERG unit of work or energy

    ERN erne

    ERR to make a mistake

    ERS European climbing plant (ervil)

    ESS letter 's' (es)

    ETA Greek letter

    ETH Old English letter (edh)

    EVE evening

    EWE female sheep

    EYE organ of sight/to watch closely

    FAD passing fancy

    f*g to make weary by hard work

    FAN to use a fan to cool

    FAR at or to a great distance

    FAS [fa] (fourth tone of diatonic musical scale)

    FAT obese/to make fat

    FAX to reproduce by electronic means

    FAY to join closely

    FED federal agent

    FEE to pay a fee to

    FEH Hebrew letter (pe)

    FEM passive homosexual

    FEN marsh

    FER for

    FET to fetch

    FEU to grant land to under Scottish feudal law

    FEW amounting to or consisting of a small number

    FEY crazy

    FEZ brimless cap worn by men in the Near East

    FIB to tell a white lie

    FID topmast support bar

    FIE intj. expressing disapproval

    FIG to adorn

    FIL coin of Iraq, Jordan

    FIN to equip with fins

    FIR evergreen tree

    FIT healthy/to be suitable for

    FIX to repair

    FIZ hissing or sputtering sound

    FLU virus disease

    FLY clever/to hit a ball high into the air in baseball/to move through the air

    FOB to deceive

    FOE enemy

    FOG to cover with fog

    FOH intj. faugh

    FON warm, dry wind (foehn)

    FOP to deceive

    FOR directed or sent to

    FOU drunk

    FOX to outwit

    FOY farewell feast or gift

    FRO away

    FRY to cook over direct heat in hot fat or oil

    FUB to fob

    FUD old-fashioned person

    FUG to make stuffy

    FUN to act playfully

    FUR to cover with fur

    GAB to chatter

    GAD to roam about restlessly

    GAE to go

    GAG to prevent from talking

    GAL girl

    GAM to visit socially

    GAN [gin-conj] (to begin)

    GAP to make an opening in

    GAR to compel

    GAS to supply with gas

    GAT pistol

    g*y merry/homosexual

    GED food fish

    GEE to turn right

    GEL to become like jelly

    GEM to adorn with gemstones

    GEN knowledge obtained by investigation {OSPD3}

    GET to obtain

    GEY very

    GHI liquid butter made in India (ghee)

    GIB to fasten with a wedge

    GID disease of sheep

    GIE to give

    GIG to catch fish with a pronged spear

    GIN to begin/to remove seeds from cotton

    GIP to gyp

    GIT intj. used as an order of dismissal

    GNU large antelope

    GOA Asian gazelle

    GOB to fill a pit with waste

    GOD to treat as a god (a supernatural being)

    GOO slimy stuff

    GOR intj. used as a mild oath

    GOT [get-conj] (to obtain)

    GOX gaseous oxygen

    GOY non-Jewish person

    GUL design in oriental carpets

    GUM to chew without teeth

    GUN to shoot with a gun

    GUT to remove the guts of

    GUV governor

    GUY to ridicule

    GYM large room for sports activities

    GYP to swindle

    HAD [have-conj] (to possess)

    HAE to have

    HAG to hack

    HAH ha

    HAJ pilgrimage to Mecca (hadj)

    HAM to overact

    HAO Vietnamese monetary unit

    HAP to happen

    HAS [ha] (sound expressing triumph)

    HAT to provide with a hat

    HAW to turn left

    HAY to make into hay

    HEH Hebrew letter (heth)

    HEM to add an edge to

    HEN female chicken

    HEP hip

    HER objective or possessive case of the pronoun she

    HES [he] (male person)

    HET Hebrew letter (heth)

    HEW to cut with an ax

    HEX to cast an evil spell upon

    HEY intj. used to attract attention

    HIC intj. used to represent a hiccup

    HID [hide-conj] (to conceal)

    HIE to hurry

    HIM objective case of the pronoun he

    HIN Hebrew unit of liquid measure

    HIP aware of the most current styles and trends/to build a type of roof

    HIS possessive form of the pronoun he

    HIT to strike

    HMM intj. expressing thought

    HOB to provide with hobnails

    HOD portable trough

    HOE to use a hoe

    HOG to take more than one's share

    HON honeybun

    HOP to move by jumping on one foot

    HOT having a high temperature/to heat

    HOW method of doing something

    HOY heavy barge

    HUB center of a wheel

    HUE color

    HUG to grasp with both arms

    HUH intj. expressing surprise

    HUM to sing without words

    HUN barbarian

    HUP intj. used to mark a marching cadence

    HUT to live in a hut

    HYP hypochondria

    ICE to cover with ice

    ICH fish disease

    ICK intj. expressing distaste

    ICY covered with ice

    IDS [id] (part of psyche)

    IFF if and only if {OSPD3}

    IFS [if] (possible condition)

    ILK kind

    ILL evil

    IMP to graft feathers onto a bird's wing

    INK to apply ink to

    INN to house at an inn

    INS [in] (influence)

    ION electrically charged atom

    IRE to anger

    IRK to annoy

    ISM doctrine

    ITS possesive form of [it]

    IVY climbing vine

    JAB to poke

    JAG to cut unevenly

    JAM to force together tightly

    JAR to cause to shake

    JAW to jabbe

  6. WED, OWE, WEE, EWE, WOE,DOE, DOW, DEW,DEE, WOO, ODE,

  7. 1. wow

    2. Edd

    3. ewe

    4. woo

    5. odd

    6. od

    7. ed

    8. woddeo

    9. deod

    10. wodd

    11. dewd

    12. dowd

    13. deed

    14. wedd

    15. DOD

    16. wood

    17. dew

    18. dow

    19. we

    20. do

  8. dew

    wed

    edd (do names count?)

    owe

    doe

    odd

    ode

    woo (ghost noise)

    woe

    dow

  9. dew

    doe

    dow

    odd

    ode

    owe

    wed

    woe

    woo

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