Words Ending in AGE and Containing N

Browse 192 verified English words ending in AGE and containing N, including Language, Manage, Advantage, Engage, Encourage, Percentage and Disadvantage. Validated against official game lexicons for Scrabble, Wordle, crosswords, and daily writing, explore definitions and letter counts below.

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Starts with A
10 words
advantage
anchorage
appendage
appanage
alienage
affinage
anlage
anecdotage
alnage
amenage
Starts with B
12 words
bandage
bondage
badinage
baronage
brigandage
bunkerage
baronetage
beguinage
blindage
beaumontage
bertillonage
brennage
Starts with C
24 words
carnage
coinage
cyberespionage
concubinage
counterespionage
comanage
clientage
chaperonage
commonage
cozenage
chainage
careenage
cornage
cranage
cartonnage
chantage
cousinage
clownage
counteradvantage
centage
counterimage
crannage
coengage
cloisonnage
Starts with D
8 words
disadvantage
drainage
disengage
downstage
dunnage
dragoonage
denierage
desponsage
Starts with E
19 words
engage
encourage
espionage
entourage
envisage
enrage
encage
enfleurage
ensilage
empennage
endamage
enallage
engrenage
enterohemorrhage
envassalage
ennage
encastage
enheritage
environage
Starts with F
2 words
frontage
frondage
Starts with G
7 words
greengage
gallonage
groundage
grainage
garlandage
gunnage
gabionage
Starts with H
2 words
hangarage
husbandage
Starts with I
11 words
intermarriage
interlanguage
interstage
interlinkage
impoundage
interage
intervillage
inmarriage
innage
interpage
intertillage
Starts with K
1 words
knightage
Starts with L
6 words
language
lineage
linkage
libertinage
linage
langrage
Starts with M
12 words
manage
montage
micromanage
mismanage
mainstage
menage
metalanguage
manpage
matrilineage
mintage
megatonnage
matronage
Starts with N
6 words
nonwage
nonage
nonvintage
noncoverage
nonimage
nonlanguage
Starts with O
4 words
orphanage
onstage
overmanage
overencourage
Starts with P
18 words
percentage
patronage
personage
parentage
parsonage
peonage
poundage
photomontage
protolanguage
patrilineage
paralanguage
pinotage
pondage
pannage
plunderage
plantage
pontage
pawnage
Starts with R
2 words
reengage
recoinage
Starts with S
13 words
signage
shrinkage
soundstage
seigniorage
sinkage
siphonage
slanguage
sublanguage
sondage
sternage
squarsonage
scavenage
soundage
Starts with T
8 words
teenage
tonnage
tankage
thanage
tuneage
tweenage
tentage
tannage
Starts with U
7 words
underage
undercarriage
uncage
unaverage
unbandage
underdrainage
unitage
Starts with V
12 words
vintage
vantage
vernissage
vicinage
ventage
vagabondage
villenage
villeinage
villainage
voisinage
veinage
vauntage
Starts with W
4 words
windage
wantage
wagonage
wainage

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