Concrete Nouns That End in ASE

Explore 223 verified English concrete nouns ending with the suffix -ASE, including Case, Base, Release, Purchase, Chase, Lease and Database. Useful for descriptive storytelling, sensory writing, and grammar lessons and rhyming patterns, browse these physical naming words for tangible objects you can see or touch below or compare physical and abstract noun usage in our noun grammar guide.

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airbase
amylase
aromatase
acetylcholinesterase
arginase
aldolase
aminopeptidase
asparaginase
anhydrase
aminotransferase
anticholinesterase
apyrase
anatase
anorthoclase
amidase
adenase
aminopolypeptidase
angiotensinase
angiotonase
allantoinase
achroodextrinase
base
bookcase
briefcase
braincase
case
chase
crease
crankcase
cocktease
catalase
caspase
cholinesterase
carboxylase
cloudbase
cellulase
cyclooxygenase
coagulase
carboxypeptidase
cardcase
collagenase
carbohydrase
chrysoprase
cyclase
clockcase
counterbase
casease
cytase
cocarboxylase
database
dehydrogenase
deaminase
diabase
diastase
decarboxylase
deoxyribonuclease
desmolase
dextrinase
dioptase
dipeptidase
disaccharidase
doorcase
dextranase
diaclase
diaphorase
dehydrochlorinase
desamidase
deuterocasease
endonuclease
elastase
endopeptidase
enolase
esterase
exonuclease
epimerase
exopeptidase
enterokinase
euclase
ewelease
ereptase
fanbase
freebase
firebase
fumarase
floatbase
grease
glucosidase
glucokinase
gyrase
glycosidase
glucuronidase
galactosidase
gearcase
glutaminase
guanase
headcase
helicase
hardcase
hexokinase
hydroxylase
hydrogenase
hydrolase
heartsease
hyaluronidase
hexosaminidase
histaminase
hexosephosphatase
hydrase
invertase
isomerase
idocrase
insulinase
inulase
Starts with K
2 words
kinase
kilobase
lease
lowercase
lactase
lipase
ligase
luciferase
laccase
longcase
lecithinase
moonphase
metabase
mutase
maltase
methylase
monophase
mease
nutcase
nuclease
neuraminidase
nitrogenase
notecase
nucleotidase
nase
omakase
oxidase
oxygenase
orthoclase
oxidoreductase
oligoclase
purchase
pillowcase
phosphatase
protease
prerelease
polymerase
peroxidase
plagioclase
peptidase
phosphodiesterase
phosphorylase
pase
phospholipase
proteinase
precrease
prase
permease
phosphofructokinase
pectinesterase
penicillinase
periclase
phosphokinase
pectase
phosphoglucomutase
release
rerelease
reductase
recombinase
ribonuclease
replicase
rennase
suitcase
showcase
staircase
sublease
striptease
synthase
slipcase
synthetase
sulfatase
smearcase
streptokinase
sucrase
subbase
seedcase
saccharase
sialidase
surbase
synaptase
salicylase
sodaclase
sinigrinase
tease
telomerase
topoisomerase
transcriptase
transferase
toolcase
transaminase
tyrosinase
transketolase
typecase
thiaminase
thrombokinase
urease
urokinase
uricase
Starts with V
1 words
vase
wheelbase
wingcase
watchcase
wase
Starts with Z
1 words
zymase

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