In this article, you’ll discover a comprehensive list of words that contain the letters “ol.
- Old- having lived for many years.
- Olive- a small, bitter fruit often used in cooking or for oil.
- Oblong- having an elongated shape.
- Oligarchy- a government run by a small group of people.
- Oleo- another term for margarine.
- Olympus- the home of the Greek gods.
- Oolong- a type of Chinese tea.
- Oleander- a toxic flowering shrub.
- Olivewood- wood from olive trees, often used in woodworking.
- Olfactory- relating to the sense of smell.
- Oilskin- waterproofed cloth used for making wet weather clothing.
- Oligos- short DNA or RNA molecules used in genetic testing.
- Olivine- a green mineral used in jewellery.
- Olio- a miscellaneous collection of things.
- Oligopsony- a market form with few buyers.
- Olingo- a small, nocturnal mammal in the raccoon family.
- Holz- (German word for wood).
- Kernholz- (German for heartwood).
- Holistic- considering the whole rather than just parts.
- Folio- a book size or a sheet of paper folded once.
- Colloquial- using informal language in speaking or writing.
- Colleague- a person one works with in a profession or business.
- Collide- to strike or hit something with force.
- Collision- an instance of one moving object hitting another.
- Follicle- a small secretory cavity, sac, or gland.
- Acolyte- a person assisting a clergy member in a religious service.
- Colloquialism- informal language or slang.
- Apostolic- relating to the apostles or their teachings.
- Eolian- pertaining to the wind.
- Topological- relating to the arrangement of geometric properties.
- Colloid- a mixture where one substance is microscopically dispersed in another.
- Zoology- the scientific study of animals.
- Zoologist- a scientist who studies animals.
- Colloquium- an academic seminar or conference.
- Soliloquy- a speech given by a character alone on stage.
- Holster- a leather case for carrying a handgun.
- Folate- a form of Vitamin B9 found in foods.
- Enology- the science of winemaking.
- Viola- a string instrument slightly larger than a violin.
- Protocol- a system of rules for formal procedure.
- Ennui- a feeling of listlessness or dissatisfaction.
- Colophon- a publisher’s emblem or imprint.
- Violent- involving or characterized by physical force.
- Polynomial- an algebraic expression with multiple terms.
- Scholarly- having or showing knowledge gained by studying.
- Melancholy- a feeling of deep sadness.
- Stolon- a creeping horizontal plant stem.
- Soliton- a solitary wave packet in physics.
- Only- solely or exclusively.
- Colony- a group of people living in a new territory.
- Solitude- the state of being alone.
- Isolate- to separate from others.
- Violation- the act of breaking a rule or law.
- Hollow- having a hole or empty space inside.
- Apology- a regretful acknowledgment of an offense.
- Technology- the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes.
- Theology- the study of the nature of God.
- Ecology- the study of living organisms in relation to their environment.
- Solace- comfort in a time of distress.
- Colander- a bowl with holes for draining food.
- Hologram- a three-dimensional image formed by light beams.
- Folio- a leaf of a manuscript or book.
- Solstice- when the sun is at its greatest distance from the equator.
- Collapsible- capable of being folded into a smaller size.
- Toll- a charge payable for permission to use a particular bridge or road.
- Rollicking- exuberantly lively and amusing.
- Colorful- having much or varied color.
- Folly- lack of good sense; foolishness.
- Gloomily- in a dark or melancholy manner.
- Wool- soft hair from sheep used for textiles.
- Knoll- a small hill or mound.
- Poll- the process of voting.
- Closet- a small cupboard or room for storage.
- Yolk- the yellow part of an egg.
- Tollbooth- a booth where a toll is collected.
- Rolodex- a rotating file device used to store business contacts.
- Wholly- entirely; fully.
- Pollute- to contaminate with harmful or poisonous substances.
- Sole- the undersurface of a foot or shoe.
- Colosseum- a large amphitheater in Rome.
- Coltan- a mineral used in electronics.
- Holistic- dealing with integrated whole systems rather than separate parts.
- Polynomial- an expression of more than two algebraic terms.
- Apologetic- expressing regret or remorse.
- Monologue- a long speech by one actor in a play or movie.
- Polymorph- an organism or inorganic object that takes various forms.
- Venturous- willing to take risks; adventurous.
- Colonize- to establish a colony in.
- Colic- severe pain in the abdomen.
- Polio- a viral disease that can cause paralysis.
- Colloquy- a formal conversation or dialogue.
- Solemn- formal and dignified.
- Protocol- official procedure or system of rules.
- Colonnade- a row of columns supporting a roof.
- Solder- to join metal pieces together.
- Holocene- the current geological epoch.
- Colitis- inflammation of the colon.
- Polity- an organized society; a political entity.