Countable Nouns Ending in SE and Containing P

This list gathers 237 English countable nouns ending in SE and containing P, such as Purpose, Response, Promise, Surprise, Purchase, Phase and Phrase. 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
12 words
apocalypse
apse
anaphase
anglepoise
aminopeptidase
asparaginase
apyrase
appulse
aeropulse
aeropause
aldopentose
aminopolypeptidase
Starts with B
2 words
bird-of-paradise
buzzphrase
Starts with C
18 words
compromise
collapse
corpse
catchphrase
copse
caprese
coinpurse
cutpurse
caspase
counterpoise
chophouse
chapterhouse
counterresponse
carboxypeptidase
centipoise
chrysoprase
chlorophyllase
creepmouse
Starts with D
10 words
diapause
dispraise
dampcourse
dioptase
dipeptidase
diaphorase
delapse
dikaryophase
diplophase
deuteroproteose
Starts with E
17 words
expense
enterprise
expose
eclipse
expanse
ellipse
equipoise
endopeptidase
entrepreneuse
emprise
epimerase
exopeptidase
elephantnose
ephapse
electroimpulse
esprise
ereptase
Starts with F
1 words
flophouse
Starts with G
2 words
glimpse
grapelouse
Starts with H
7 words
hypotenuse
heliopause
hoophouse
holophrase
heptose
hexosephosphatase
helminthosporiose
Starts with I
5 words
impulse
impasse
interphase
ionopause
illapse
Starts with J
1 words
japanese
Starts with L
2 words
lapse
lipase
Starts with M
14 words
menopause
metaphase
microenterprise
moonphase
misparse
magnetopause
mesopause
metaphrase
monopulse
mainprise
monophase
mispraise
mispoise
mannoketoheptose
Starts with N
3 words
nepalese
nonresponse
nipcheese
Starts with O
1 words
overpoise
Starts with P
24 words
purpose
promise
purchase
phase
phrase
pause
praise
pose
pulse
paradise
portuguese
purse
premise
poise
posse
pretense
penthouse
parse
paraphrase
powerhouse
passphrase
playhouse
primrose
porpoise
Starts with R
10 words
response
relapse
recompense
repurchase
reprise
repulse
repousse
replicase
repromise
repetiteuse
Starts with S
19 words
surprise
spouse
synapse
striptease
steeplechase
slipcase
spatlese
springhouse
subphase
stratopause
slipnoose
shophouse
supernurse
spicehouse
synaptase
stumpnose
superpraise
speakhouse
spense
Starts with T
8 words
transpose
traipse
telophase
topoisomerase
taphouse
tropopause
transcriptase
typecase
Starts with U
1 words
uprise
Starts with X
1 words
xanthophose

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