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There are 14 words containing A, C, 2E, G, U and V

CULVERTAGEculvertage n. (Historical) The degradation of a vassal to the position of a serf.
CULVERTAGE n. (historical) the degradation of a peasant to the position of a serf.
CULVERTAGESCULVERTAGE n. (historical) the degradation of a peasant to the position of a serf.
GESTICULATIVEgesticulative adj. Of, relating to, or using gesticulation.
GESTICULATIVE adj. relating to gesticulation.
OVEREDUCATINGovereducating v. Present participle of overeducate.
over-educating v. Present participle of over-educate.
OVEREDUCATE v. to educate to excess.
OVERENCOURAGEoverencourage v. To encourage too much.
OVERENCOURAGE v. to encourage to excess.
UNEVANGELICALunevangelical adj. Not evangelical.
UNEVANGELICAL adj. not evangelical.
UNSCAVENGEREDunscavengered adj. (UK, archaic) Not cleaned by a street sweeper.
UNSCAVENGERED adj. not scavengered.
MISGOVERNAUNCEmisgovernaunce n. Obsolete form of misgovernance.
MISGOVERNAUNCE n. (Spenser) misgovernment, also MISGOVERNANCE.
OVERENCOURAGEDoverencouraged v. Simple past tense and past participle of overencourage.
OVERENCOURAGE v. to encourage to excess.
OVERENCOURAGESoverencourages v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overencourage.
OVERENCOURAGE v. to encourage to excess.
UNDERACHIEVINGunderachieving v. Present participle of underachieve.
UNDERACHIEVE v. to achieve less than one's potential.
MISGOVERNAUNCESmisgovernaunces n. Plural of misgovernaunce.
MISGOVERNAUNCE n. (Spenser) misgovernment, also MISGOVERNANCE.
OVERENCOURAGINGoverencouraging v. Present participle of overencourage.
OVERENCOURAGE v. to encourage to excess.
OVERSPECULATINGoverspeculating v. Present participle of overspeculate.
OVERSPECULATE v. to speculate excessively.

Scrabble words — in black are valid world wide — in RED are not valid in North America — in GREEN are valid only in North America.
Definitions are short excerpt from the WikWik.org and 1Word.ws.

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