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SCRABBLE WORD FINDER

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WHAT IS THE SCRABBLE WORD FINDER?

Scrabble Word Finder is a simple tool to help find the highest scoring words in
Scrabble. By using this Scrabble dictionary you will create more high-scoring
words, and in turn, win more Scrabble games. It's simple... the more points you
score, the more likely you are to win in Scrabble, and this tool can help you do
exactly that!

Finding a word is easy, just type in the letters you have and click search. The
dictionary will then show you all the words that can be formed from your
combination of letters.

Word Find is the oldest and best word solver to find words with letters. The
Finder works for regular Scrabble, as well as for Scrabble Go.

Along with our Scrabble Word Finder, we’ve also collected the most comprehensive
and useful word lists, tools, and articles, so you have all the resources you
need to crush friends and family in Scrabble (with love). The Scrabble Word
Finder can help you identify tricky two letter words to make parallel plays and
expand the board options. You can even see the word definition, just in case
anyone accuses you of cheating ("I would never!").

Find out how to use the tricky, low-frequency letters like Q words without U
which will get you out of having to swap tiles, or make a play which doesn't
give you much points just to clear out some letters.


TABLE OF CONTENTS

 * How does our Scrabble Cheat work?
 * Scrabble Dictionaries
 * Playing Offensive vs Defensive
 * How to be a Scrabble Cheat
 * Useful Scrabble Words
 * When was Scrabble Invented?
 * How did Scrabble Word Finder start?
 * Scrabble in other languages
 * FAQs about the Scrabble Word Finder

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HOW TO USE THE SCRABBLE WORD FINDER CHEAT?

We have a giant database of all the possible Scrabble words. When you enter the
letters from your tiles, our word finder can quickly figure out exactly what
words you can make with the tiles available. For competition within the United
States and Canada (for NASPA), play the TWL Scrabble dictionary. Outside of the
USA, tournaments use the SOWPODS or CSW dictionary.

We sort the list of words by length, and you can click on each of them
individually to get:

 * the definition
 * the word score in Scrabble or Words with Friends cheat
 * anagrams
 * the list of any words you can make by adding an extra letter
 * words that might start or end with that word you've entered
   .

This will give you a host of powerful tools in your arsenal to destroy the
competition in Scrabble.

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2 SCRABBLE STRATEGIES FOR THE NON-CHEAT: OFFENSE AND DEFENSE

Scrabble can be played both offensively and defensively.

As an offensive player, you’ll want to come up with the biggest point-producing
words you can, using higher-point, lower-frequency letters as often as possible
(like "Q" and "X"). As a defensive player, it’s your job to try to prevent your
opponent from being able to place those winning words on the game board, through
judicious blocking and scheming.

Here’s a look at some of the more successful offensive and defensive Scrabble
tricks, as recommended by game experts:


USE BONUS MULTIPLIER SQUARES FOR HIGH-VALUE TILES

Place your high-scoring letters on bonus squares (i.e., double/triple letter and
word spaces) whenever you can. This also works defensively, because when you’re
using these spaces, you’re preventing your opponent from doing so as well.


BE STRATEGIC WITH YOUR MOST COMMON LETTERS

Try to collect tiles for the most commonly used letters (A, E, I, L, N, R, S,
and T) and use them judiciously. This means using them when you need the points;
but also holding on to them so you can create a Bingo. (A Bingo is something
like the Scrabble equivalent of a Royal Flush. You can achieve a Bingo by using
your entire deck of tiles to create a word, all in a single turn. This gives you
50 extra points, plus plenty of Scrabble karma). Even one bingo can give you
such an incredible word score that your opponent won't recover.


LOOK FOR SUFFIXES & PREFIXES

Remember those suffixes and prefixes! A judicious "ED," "CON," or "ES" added to
a word can be a game winner. You can also look for existing tiles in play to
help play a word with a suffix or prefix to get a higher score.


KNOW YOUR Q, Z, X, AND J WORDS

Embrace Q, Z, X, and J Words. These low-frequency letters are some of the
greatest game-winning tools in the game. And remember as many "Q without U"
words as you can. The best way to use these four game-changer letters is to use
a Scrabble word finder, which we’ll discuss below.


SWAP OUT YOUR TILES WHEN YOU HAVE TO

Don’t be afraid to swap out your tiles when necessary. Sometimes it’s the only
way to stay in the game. When you can't make new words, this may be your only
option. Remember, you lose a turn when swapping out letters, so make sure you
only do so when you can’t play any words that will score you more than a few
points, or when you feel it’s a last resort.


HOW TO CHEAT AT SCRABBLE

In addition to offense and defense, there’s a third method you can follow. In
this method, you can leverage your utter lack of vocabulary skills, and abandon
the Scrabble Dictionary in a simple little strategy that can be called
"cheating."

So your memory’s shot, your vocabulary’s not up to par, and your imagination
isn’t going to win you the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction. Yet you still like to
play word games - or you’re pressured into it regularly by your friends and you
don’t want to be left out. That’s when your talents as a Scrabble cheat can
propel you to victory.

One of Scrabble’s greatest joys is that it gives you unlimited opportunities to
cheat, in ways that can be done so unobtrusively, you can actually get by with
it. A surreptitious search of your purse for lipstick can yield marvellous
results, provided you’ve got the right Scrabble cheat tools loaded on your
phone. And this leads to one of the best ways to cheat - using a Scrabble
Helper.

Here at Wordfind, you can enter your available letters and instantly get
rewarded with a wealth of high scoring words of all lengths. Whether you’re
beating your brains for two-letter words, or trying to come up with a Bingo, the
Scrabble solver can unscramble your tiles and give you the word options you need
to ace the game. It works for every popular game involving making words from
letters, such as Words with Friends, Scrabble Go, and Lexulous. You can even use
it in Crossword puzzles.

We've even got wildcards that you can instead of blank tiles, so when you find
words you're getting everything the Scrabble dictionary has to offer.


WORDS SCRABBLE PROS MEMORIZE TO WIN

Scrabble experts agree: One secret to success is to memorize all of the two- and
three-letter words that are currently acceptable. "OSPD6" lists gems such as
"EW" (the word we pronounce as "eeeewww!") and "OK" (which finally made it in).


MEMORIZE USEFUL 2 & 3-LETTER WORDS

 * "QI" (the circulating life force that’s the basis of Chinese medicine)
 * "OI" (a genre of punk rock, and also an age-old Cockney expression)
 * "ZA" (an abbreviation for pizza).

There are, in fact, 107 possible words in the "OSPD6" that experts say you
absolutely must memorize if you’re going to play in Scrabble tournaments. When
memorizing these words, one simple word association strategy is to think of
subcategories to relate them to.

For example, these word lists can be something like:

 * "Music Notes of the Scale" ("DO," "LA," and "TI"),
 * "Olde English" ("HO," "LO," and "YE"),
 * "Family Names" ("MA" and "PA"),
 * "Interjections" ("HA," "EH," and "OH"),
 * "Greek Letter Names" ("MU" and "PI"), and...well, you get the idea.


MEMORIZE VOWEL AND CONSONANT ONLY WORDS

There are also some excellent options available if you remember words with only
consonants, or words with only vowels. Using these hard-to-use letter tiles to
form words can expand your game.

Scrabble expert (and not surprisingly, computer programmer) Tom Rees espouses a
brilliant word-hacking strategy that involves memorizing "ABDEGHILMNRSTWXY" and
going over in your mind a complete roster of possible letter combinations after
each of these letters. This is basically an advanced exercise in word building,
where you come up with real word subsets, then build on them to create larger
words. Once you’re good at it, you can even come up with words that use as many
Scrabble letters in that group as possible - such as the word "NEARSIGHTEDLY."


WHICH SCRABBLE DICTIONARY SHOULD YOU USE?

One important tip: Get your Scrabble group to designate "The Official Scrabble
Player’s Dictionary, Sixth Edition" (also known as "OSPD6") as the official
rulebook for your games, which is used for all games in the US and Canada - (The
TWL and SOWPODS dictionaries are used in the rest of the world). The downside of
this is that it will give everyone else access to some nifty two-letter words;
but at least you won’t be challenged by your buddy who acts as the
self-appointed checker every time you use one.


WHEN WAS SCRABBLE INVENTED?

The Scrabble board game was invented during the Great Depression in 1933 by
Alfred Butts, an out-of-work New York architect. Butts partnered with
entrepreneur James Brunot, who christened the fledgling board game with a catchy
name, "Scrabble," and trademarked it in 1948. After many decades of being
distributed by game manufacturer Selchow & Righter and J.W. Spear, Scrabble is
now distributed in the U.S. by Hasbro and, in the rest of the world, by Mattel.

The game is played with tiles printed with letters, which you place on a
gameboard to create words. Each letter carries a number value, and at the end of
the game, these numbers are added up to reveal your total points. The highest
number of points wins. Easy peasy, right?

Well, not really... When played competitively, Scrabble can be as complicated as
chess, and as cutthroat and contentious as a million-dollar poker tournament or
gold medal hockey game.

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HOW DID SCRABBLE WORD FINDER START?

Back in 2010, there was a giant surge in interest in the game of Scrabble on
sites like Facebook, and eventually with massively popular games like Words with
Friends cheat created by Zynga.

While we were playing Scrabble games with our friends, we had the natural urge
to cheat and found that the word unscrambler sites out on the internet were low
quality, slow and had terrible results - an idea was born! One of the first
things we added was our Words with Friends cheat, and as that became popular we
added word definitions, synonyms, anagrams, and other word generator language
options to help visitors from other countries.

The cheat tool allows you to find words by entering your letters, including
using question marks as wildcards to use in place of blank tiles in the game.
The advanced options let you enter prefixes to pick words that start with
certain letters, and suffixes for words that end with different letters. When
you search, the word finder tool will find new words for the letters you have
entered and from there you can see what the word means, whether it will work in
different word games, and lots of other options to help you win more games!

The average Scrabble player needs a little help now and then, but placing the
tiles are on you - pick the best bonus spot (preferably a triple word score!) on
the board and maximise your point value, while blocking your opponents.

If you're more into word jumbles, use the anagram solver and you'll get anything
that can be made from that existing word.


USING OUR SCRABBLE WORD FINDER IN OTHER LANGUAGES

Our Word Solver works in several languages - We also use the dictionary in our
Solveur Scrabble (French Scrabble solver), a shorter German dictionary for our
Wortsuche (German Solver), A large Italian word dictionary for our Italian
Scrabble Helper, a gargantuan Spanish Dictionary for the Buscador Palabra, and a
smaller dictionary for our Romanian Scrabble Solver. The word finder program
will scan the dictionary for any words which match the tiles you've entered.


FAQS ABOUT THE SCRABBLE WORD FINDER

CAN YOU CHEAT AT ONLINE SCRABBLE?

Good news for the vocabulary-challenged: yes you can! In fact, frankly, cheating
at online Scrabble is a lot easier than cheating at in-person Scrabble.
In-person you’ll have to create a ruse, i.e. go to the bathroom, or look for
“lipstick” in your purse. Cheating at online scrabble is as simple as opening a
new browsing window and heading to wordfind.com.

WHAT IS THE BEST SCRABBLE WORD FINDER APP?

Wordfind.com has a powerful Scrabble Word Finder tool that automatically
generates all possible words that you could create with the tiles you have. In
addition, we have word lists, tools, and articles to give you all the best
resources for crushing the competition at Scrabble.

WHAT ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT SCRABBLE WORDS TO KNOW?

Some of the most valuable Scrabble words you can memorize are words with “Q”
that don’t have the letter “U” (for those times you get stuck with one and not
the other). Some of these include:

 * Niqab
 * Qi
 * Qat
 * Sheqel
 * Qorma

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POPULAR SCRABBLE RESOURCES


OTHER WORD FINDERS

 * Scrabble Word Finder
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 * Scrabble Dictionary
 * Unscramble Words
 * Scrabble Helper
 * Today's Wordle Answer

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POPULAR SCRABBLE SEARCHES

 * J Words for Scrabble
 * Z Words for Scrabble
 * X Words for Scrabble
 * Q Words for Scrabble
 * Words That Start With Z
 * Words That Start With Q
 * Words That Start With F
 * Words That Start With X
 * 2 Letter Words
 * 3 Letter Words


INTERNATIONAL SCRABBLE SOLVERS

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