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There are 16 words containing E, M, 4N and U

ANNOUNCEMENT• announcement n. An act of announcing, or giving notice.
• announcement n. That which conveys what is announced.
• announcement n. The content which is announced.
ANNOUNCEMENTS• announcements n. Plural of announcement.
• ANNOUNCEMENT n. the act of announcing.
MACHINEGUNNING• machinegunning v. Present participle of machinegun.
• machine-gunning v. Present participle of machine-gun.
• MACHINEGUN v. to shoot with a machinegun.
NONINCUMBENT• nonincumbent n. One who is not an incumbent.
• NONINCUMBENT n. one who is not an incumbent.
NONINCUMBENTS• nonincumbents n. Plural of nonincumbent.
• NONINCUMBENT n. one who is not an incumbent.
NONINSTRUMENTAL• noninstrumental adj. Not instrumental.
• NONINSTRUMENTAL adj. of music, not using instruments.
NONMEANINGFUL• nonmeaningful adj. Not meaningful.
• NONMEANINGFUL adj. not meaningful.
PREANNOUNCEMENT• preannouncement n. Announcement in advance.
UNCONCERNMENT• unconcernment n. (Obsolete) Lack of concern; unconcern.
• UNCONCERNMENT n. not concernment.
UNCONCERNMENTS• UNCONCERNMENT n. not concernment.
UNDEMANDINGNESS• undemandingness n. The quality of being undemanding; lack of difficulty or challenge.
UNDERMANNING• undermanning v. Present participle of underman.
• UNDERMANNING n. the state of not having enough employees.
UNDERMANNINGS• UNDERMANNING n. the state of not having enough employees.
UNMANNERLINESS• unmannerliness n. The quality of being unmannerly; rudeness.
• UNMANNERLINESS n. the state of being unmannerly.
UNMEANINGNESS• unmeaningness n. (Dated) The quality of being unmeaning; insignificance.
• UNMEANINGNESS n. the state of being unmeaning.
UNMEANINGNESSES• unmeaningnesses n. Plural of unmeaningness.
• UNMEANINGNESS n. the state of being unmeaning.

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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