Countable Nouns Ending in AGE and Containing O

This list gathers 157 English countable nouns ending in AGE and containing O, such as Coverage, Mortgage, Cottage, Shortage, Outrage, Voyage and Homepage. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our noun grammar guide to review singular and plural count rules.

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Starts with A
3 words
anchorage
aeciostage
aecidiostage
Starts with B
13 words
brokerage
blockage
bacteriophage
bricolage
borage
boscage
baronage
bocage
boskage
baronetage
brokage
brockage
bordrage
Starts with C
24 words
coverage
cottage
camouflage
collage
coinage
corsage
concubinage
cordage
cooperage
commonage
cozenage
cartonnage
compage
cousinage
coliphage
counteradvantage
cowhage
counterimage
cloisonnage
counterdisengage
chokage
consulage
clottage
cloakage
Starts with D
6 words
dosage
decoupage
decolletage
dockage
dacoitage
desponsage
Starts with E
9 words
entourage
estoppage
erythrophage
embossage
enterohemorrhage
escortage
espousage
electromassage
escamotage
Starts with F
13 words
forage
frontage
fromage
flowage
fibrocartilage
frottage
forestage
factorage
forecarriage
floatage
fortilage
footpage
fathomage
Starts with G
5 words
groupage
gallonage
groundage
gabionage
geophage
Starts with H
6 words
homepage
hostage
homage
hemorrhage
harborage
hydromassage
Starts with I
1 words
impoundage
Starts with K
1 words
kilometrage
Starts with L
2 words
lovage
lockage
Starts with M
9 words
mortgage
montage
macrophage
moorage
megatonnage
moulage
microphage
microimage
mockage
Starts with N
5 words
nonage
nonvintage
noncoverage
nonimage
nonlanguage
Starts with O
12 words
outrage
outage
orphanage
overage
overvoltage
overdosage
ohmage
ouvrage
ossifrage
outmarriage
overpage
ostreophage
Starts with P
16 words
personage
portage
parsonage
pottage
poundage
photomontage
pilotage
potage
protolanguage
photocollage
prestorage
pinotage
pondage
prophage
pontage
proctorage
Starts with R
3 words
remortgage
rollcage
recoinage
Starts with S
16 words
shortage
stoppage
soundstage
stowage
seigniorage
stockage
stockbrokerage
siphonage
socage
soakage
sondage
saprophage
supervoltage
squarsonage
shroffage
soundage
Starts with T
5 words
tonnage
towage
tollage
tutorage
telecottage
Starts with V
4 words
voyage
voltage
voisinage
vorlage
Starts with W
1 words
wagonage
Starts with X
1 words
xylophage
Starts with Y
1 words
yokeage

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