Question:
What are some unusual two letter words to use in Scrabble?
2007-01-14 19:19:19 UTC
Outside of the easy ones like in, up, me, be etc. Definitions would be helpful too!
46 answers:
ahab
2007-01-14 19:22:44 UTC
AArough, cindery lava

ABabdominal muscle {OSPD3}

ADadvertisement

AEone

AGpert. to agriculture

AHintj. expressing understanding

AIthree-toed sloth

ALEast Indian tree

AM[be-conj] (to exist)

ANindefinite article

ARletter 'r'

ASto the same degree

ATin the location of

AWintj. expressing disbelief

AXto cut with an ax

AYaye

BAeternal soul in Egyptian mythology

BEto exist

BIbisexual

BOpal

BYside issue

DEof, from

DOto execute/first tone of musical scale

EDeducation {OSPD3}

EFletter 'f'

EHintj. used to indicate lack of understanding

ELletter 'l'

EMprinter's measurement

ENprinter's measurement

ERintj. expressing hesitation

ESletter 's'

ET[eat-conj] (to consume)

EXletter 'x'

FAfourth tone of diatonic musical scale

GOto leave

HAsound expressing triumph

HEmale person

HIintj. used as a greeting

HMintj. expressing thought (hmm)

HOintj. used to attract attention to something

IDpart of psyche related to instinctual impulses

IFpossible condition

INinfluence

IS[be-conj] (to exist)

ITperson playing tag/indefinite pronoun

JOsweetheart

KAEgyptian spiritual self

LAsixth tone of diatonic musical scale

LIChinese unit of distance

LOintj. used to attract attention

MAmother

MEpronoun referring to myself

MIthird tone of diatonic musical scale

MMintj. expressing satisfaction

MOmoment

MUGreek letter

MYpossessive prounoun

NAno

NEborn with the name of (nee)

NOnegative reply

NUGreek letter

ODhypothetical force of natural power

OEFaroean wind

OFcoming from

OHto exclaim "oh"

OMmantra used in meditation

ONside of wicket where cricket batsman stands

OPstyle of abstract art

ORheraldic color gold

OSorifice/bone/ridge of sand (esker)

OWintj. expressing sudden pain

OXhoofed mammal/clumsy person

OYintj. expressing dismay

PAfather

PEHebrew letter

PIGreek letter/to jumble

REsecond tone of diatonic musical scale

SHintj. used to urge silence (shh)

SIseventh tone of diatonic musical scale (ti)

SOfifth tone of diatonic musical scale

TAthanks

TIseventh tone of diatonic musical scale

TOtoward

UHintj. expressing hesitation

UMintj. expressing hesitation

UNone

UPto raise

USobjective pronoun for "we"

UTmusical tone in French solmization system

WEplural pronoun

WOwoe

XIGreek letter

XUVietnamese monetary unit

YAyou

YEyou

YOintj. used to call attention {OSPD3}
?
2016-11-01 02:28:02 UTC
Unusual Scrabble Words
Christopher M
2007-01-15 07:27:00 UTC
In addition to the long list that some people provided, there are 5 new 2 letter words that were made legal with the 4th edition of the OSPD.



FE A Hebrew Letter

KI The vital force in Chinese Thought

OI used to express dismay or pain

QI The vital force in Chinese Thought is inherent in all things

ZA A Pizza



QI and ZA are the two new powerhouse 2 letter words, because they use 10 point tiles.
2007-01-17 20:22:37 UTC
There are a 120 2 letter words. If you are willing to learn anything specifically for playing Scrabble then these are the most important words to learn. They are useful to create parallel plays or for squeezing in a good play on a blocked board.



In fact you won't need to learn all of them, as 27 are everyday words like IT, IN etc., which leaves 93. Then there are interjections, contracted forms, tonic sol-fa and letter sounds which you will know but might not think are acceptable plays in Scrabble. These include:



AD, AH, AR, AW, BI, ED, EF, EH, EL, EM, EN, ER, ES, EX, FA, HA, HM, HO, LA, LO, MA, MI, MM, MO, OH, OO, OP, OW, PA, PO, RE, SH, ST, TA, TI, UG, UH, UM, UN, UR, YO.



That's another 41, only 52 to go now! You might even know some of these, for example OM (an intoned Hindu sacred symbol) or PI (mathematical symbol) but you'll probably just have to learn the rest. When you play with them regularly they will soon become second nature. They are:



AA, AB, AE, AG, AI, AL, AX, AY, BA, BO, CH, DA, DE, DI, EA, EE, ET FY, GI, GU, ID, IO, JO, KA, KO, KY, LI, MU, NA, NE, NU, NY, OB, OD, OE, OI, OM, OS, OU, OY, PE, PH, PI, QI, SI, TE, UT, WO, XI, XU, YA, YU, ZO.



All these words can be found in The Chambers Dictionary (1998 Edition) and in Chambers Official Scrabble Words both published by Chambers Harrap Publishers Ltd., 7 Hopetoun Crescent, Edinburgh, EH7 4AY. Telephone: +44 131 556 5929.
Franklyn
2015-08-10 09:50:54 UTC
This Site Might Help You.



RE:

What are some unusual two letter words to use in Scrabble?

Outside of the easy ones like in, up, me, be etc. Definitions would be helpful too!
...hello?
2007-01-18 16:00:27 UTC
There's like, a book : The Official Scabble players dictionary - it has EVERY word you can possibly use in scrabble: you can look up the meanings but you'll usually realize you new the word all along. eg: hm, mm, sh, aa. ae, ai, oe, oi.

The best part of this book it quick reference in the back - there is a section that lists things like : Q words not followed by u, 2-5 letter words with no vowels, high vowel content, 2-5 leter words containing J, Q, X, or Z.
2007-01-20 04:31:21 UTC
Try 'ai' ... a three toed sloth.

'op'... a style of art.

'la'.... the sixth tone of the diatonic musical scale

'es'... the letter 's'

'al' .. an Indian tree

'pi' ... a Greek letter or to jumble or disorder

'pe'.. is a Hebrew letter

'ya'... means you

'xi' .. a Greek letter

'xu' is a monetary unit of Vietnam

Reference is The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary... 3rd edition.

Have fun with it all.
ozi_nut
2007-01-18 12:18:40 UTC
Below is a list of the two letter words from San Jose Scrabble Club (r) no 21 if you do a search on yahoo or google you will come up with a list of words.



Good luck











AArough, cindery lava

ABabdominal muscle {OSPD3}

ADadvertisement

AEone

AGpert. to agriculture

AHintj. expressing understanding

AIthree-toed sloth

ALEast Indian tree

AM[be-conj] (to exist)

ANindefinite article

ARletter 'r'

ASto the same degree

ATin the location of

AWintj. expressing disbelief

AXto cut with an ax

AYaye

BAeternal soul in Egyptian mythology

BEto exist

BIbisexual

BOpal

BYside issue

DEof, from

DOto execute/first tone of musical scale

EDeducation {OSPD3}

EFletter 'f'

EHintj. used to indicate lack of understanding

ELletter 'l'

EMprinter's measurement

ENprinter's measurement

ERintj. expressing hesitation

ESletter 's'

ET[eat-conj] (to consume)

EXletter 'x'

FAfourth tone of diatonic musical scale

GOto leave

HAsound expressing triumph

HEmale person

HIintj. used as a greeting

HMintj. expressing thought (hmm)

HOintj. used to attract attention to something

IDpart of psyche related to instinctual impulses

IFpossible condition

INinfluence

IS[be-conj] (to exist)

ITperson playing tag/indefinite pronoun

JOsweetheart

KAEgyptian spiritual self

LAsixth tone of diatonic musical scale

LIChinese unit of distance

LOintj. used to attract attention

MAmother

MEpronoun referring to myself

MIthird tone of diatonic musical scale

MMintj. expressing satisfaction

MOmoment

MUGreek letter

MYpossessive prounoun

NAno

NEborn with the name of (nee)

NOnegative reply

NUGreek letter

ODhypothetical force of natural power

OEFaroean wind

OFcoming from

OHto exclaim "oh"

OMmantra used in meditation

ONside of wicket where cricket batsman stands

OPstyle of abstract art

ORheraldic color gold

OSorifice/bone/ridge of sand (esker)

OWintj. expressing sudden pain

OXhoofed mammal/clumsy person

OYintj. expressing dismay

PAfather

PEHebrew letter

PIGreek letter/to jumble

REsecond tone of diatonic musical scale

SHintj. used to urge silence (shh)

SIseventh tone of diatonic musical scale (ti)

SOfifth tone of diatonic musical scale

TAthanks

TIseventh tone of diatonic musical scale

TOtoward

UHintj. expressing hesitation

UMintj. expressing hesitation

UNone

UPto raise

USobjective pronoun for "we"

UTmusical tone in French solmization system

WEplural pronoun

WOwoe

XIGreek letter

XUVietnamese monetary unit

YAyou

YEyou

YOintj. used to call attention {OSPD3}
Bill F
2007-01-15 14:56:57 UTC
Xi, Xu, Za, and Qi are the best 2 letter words to know for lots of points
2014-08-29 08:40:21 UTC
To download for free Scrabble you can click here: http://bitly.com/1oh8mvL



Scrabble is a simple remake of the famous word-based board game which has the same gameplay as the actual board game.

It's the best game.
PS Drummer
2007-01-19 08:02:22 UTC
My Grandma and I played all the time when I was 10 years old. We agreed that "Oz" was an acceptable word. Afterall, almost everybody has heard of "The wizard of OZ"! ("ok" wasn't - go figure:-)
2007-01-17 09:38:02 UTC
AA AW AY BA BE BI BO BY DE DO ED EF EH EL EM EN ER ES ET EX FA FE GO HA HE HI HM HO ID IF IN IS IT JO KA KI LA LI LO ME ME MI MM MO MU MY NA NE NO NU OD OE OF OH OI OM ON OP OR OS OW OX OY PA PE PI QI RE SH SI SO TA TI TO UH UM UN UP US UT WE WO XI XU YA YE YO ZA

AX

AY

AB

AD

AE

AG

AH

AI

AL

AM

AN

AR

AS

AT
2007-01-14 21:46:42 UTC
http://www.scrabulous.com/two_letter_words_sowpods.php



http://www.scrabulous.com/two_letter_words_twl.php



These links will show you all the two letter words acceptable in the TWL as well as the SOWPODS Scrabble dictionary.
pundragonrebel
2007-01-14 19:25:44 UTC
AArough, cindery lava

ABabdominal muscle {OSPD3}

ADadvertisement

AEone

AGpert. to agriculture

AHintj. expressing understanding

AIthree-toed sloth

ALEast Indian tree

AM[be-conj] (to exist)

ANindefinite article

ARletter 'r'

ASto the same degree

ATin the location of

AWintj. expressing disbelief

AXto cut with an ax

AYaye

BAeternal soul in Egyptian mythology

BEto exist

BIbisexual

BOpal

BYside issue

DEof, from

DOto execute/first tone of musical scale

EDeducation {OSPD3}

EFletter 'f'

EHintj. used to indicate lack of understanding

ELletter 'l'

EMprinter's measurement

ENprinter's measurement

ERintj. expressing hesitation

ESletter 's'

ET[eat-conj] (to consume)

EXletter 'x'

FAfourth tone of diatonic musical scale

GOto leave

HAsound expressing triumph

HEmale person

HIintj. used as a greeting

HMintj. expressing thought (hmm)

HOintj. used to attract attention to something

IDpart of psyche related to instinctual impulses

IFpossible condition

INinfluence

IS[be-conj] (to exist)

ITperson playing tag/indefinite pronoun

JOsweetheart

KAEgyptian spiritual self

LAsixth tone of diatonic musical scale

LIChinese unit of distance

LOintj. used to attract attention

MAmother

MEpronoun referring to myself

MIthird tone of diatonic musical scale

MMintj. expressing satisfaction

MOmoment

MUGreek letter

MYpossessive prounoun

NAno

NEborn with the name of (nee)

NOnegative reply

NUGreek letter

ODhypothetical force of natural power

OEFaroean wind

OFcoming from

OHto exclaim "oh"

OMmantra used in meditation

ONside of wicket where cricket batsman stands

OPstyle of abstract art

ORheraldic color gold

OSorifice/bone/ridge of sand (esker)

OWintj. expressing sudden pain

OXhoofed mammal/clumsy person

OYintj. expressing dismay

PAfather

PEHebrew letter

PIGreek letter/to jumble

REsecond tone of diatonic musical scale

SHintj. used to urge silence (shh)

SIseventh tone of diatonic musical scale (ti)

SOfifth tone of diatonic musical scale

TAthanks

TIseventh tone of diatonic musical scale

TOtoward

UHintj. expressing hesitation

UMintj. expressing hesitation

UNone

UPto raise

USobjective pronoun for "we"

UTmusical tone in French solmization system

WEplural pronoun

WOwoe

XIGreek letter

XUVietnamese monetary unit

YAyou

YEyou

YOintj. used to call attention {OSPD3}
littlyau
2007-01-15 17:56:57 UTC
Em - a unit of measurement in the field of typography
?
2007-01-14 19:23:31 UTC
Qi - "Life force" or "spirital energy" that is part of everything that exists. Pronounced "Chee."



"Aa" is a type of lava that is rough, jagged, and chunky, and flows like a bulldozer.
Venessa M
2007-01-14 23:20:57 UTC
What a cute question.

I'm very simplistic so I'd say He, We, Be, Do, Is, Up, Me (oops) you said besides those. It's the best I've got :) Sorry
mystic_chez
2007-01-15 05:05:07 UTC
ab...muscles of the abdomen

ah...used to express surprise

ra...an Egyptian sun god

em...a linear unit [1/6inch] used in printing

li...chinese distance measure

er...expression of hesitation

ha...exclamation of joy, surprise etc

pa...an informal term for father

ai...a two toed sloth
kayjaykay
2007-01-16 00:15:04 UTC
I don't think anyone's mentioned "id" yet. As in, id, ego, and superego (hence, not an abbreviation, but a real word).
2007-01-14 19:32:56 UTC
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_two-letter_English_words



at the bottom it has all the words that you are allowed to use in the game of scrabble...



good luck!
2007-01-15 17:25:23 UTC
the word um because everyone (um) uses it

and ah thats different everyone says (ah) a lot too. good luck matey hope that helps.
2007-01-15 02:43:57 UTC
Ai, it's a 2 toed sloth!!
DeepBlue
2007-01-18 21:36:01 UTC
OSW - Official Scrabble Words - Chambers (historically, UK, Australia etc.)



The UK and Australia have now (the UK most recently in 2001) joined most other English-speaking countries outside North America, as well as the international tournament standard, in using SOWPODS/OSWI, that is, they allow all OSPD words as well as OSW ones.



Note that OSWI has not yet been updated to include FE, KI, and ZA from OSPD4.



* AA AD AE AH AI AM AN AR AS AT AW AX AY

* BA BE BI BO BY

* CH CO

* DA DI DO

* EA EE EF EH EL EM EN ER ES EX

* FA FY

* GI GO GU

* HA HE HI HO

* ID IF IN IO IS IT

* JO

* KA KO KY

* LA LI LO

* MA ME MI MO MU MY

* NA NE NO NU NY

* OB OD OE OF OH OI OM ON OO OP OR OS OU OW OX OY

* PA PH PI PO

* QI

* RE

* SH SI SO ST

* TA TE TI TO

* UG UM UN UP UR US UT

* WE WO

* XI XU

* YE YO YU

* ZO



SOWPODS/OSWI: a combination of OSPD and OSW (UK, Australia, etc.; international competition standard)



* AA AB AD AE AG AH AI AL AM AN AR AS AT AW AX AY

* BA BE BI BO BY

* CH

* DA DE DI DO

* EA ED EE EF EH EL EM EN ER ES ET EX

* FA FE FY

* GI GO GU

* HA HE HI HM HO

* ID IF IN IO IS IT

* JO

* KA KI KO KY

* LA LI LO

* MA ME MI MM MO MU MY

* NA NE NO NU NY

* OB OD OE OF OH OI OM ON OO OP OR OS OU OW OX OY

* PA PE PH PI PO

* QI

* RE

* SH SI SO ST

* TA TE TI TO

* UG UH UM UN UP UR US UT

* WE WO

* XI XU

* YA YE YO YU

* ZA ZO
telaine
2007-01-14 19:23:16 UTC
There is a town in Kentucky named "Uz"; not only do you get two letters, but you get the z in there! By the way, it's pronouced "you-zee".
Army_Wife
2007-01-14 19:24:07 UTC
Qa, I forgot what it means but it is 11 points alone so try and put it on an extra points square. that's pretty much all I can think of
imarobotwah!
2007-01-16 16:38:23 UTC
zu-

err the dictionary says evil storm god represented as a black bird.
2007-01-14 19:22:15 UTC
there is a list floating around on the internet



a good player memorizes them all
driver011nz
2007-01-19 12:23:23 UTC
Id...something to do with the brain....ids=plural.

Ax...no 'e' !

Pi= a math' thing.
Marty B
2007-01-14 19:22:54 UTC
aa and ai work in literati, not sure on meanings
lizzie
2007-01-15 11:54:02 UTC
" id " - the primitive part of one's psyche
sassy g
2007-01-16 13:39:09 UTC
qi



http://www.***************************
2007-01-14 19:22:16 UTC
DE - The Letter "D"
ANDREA L
2007-01-16 11:11:44 UTC
Q and X
hi_imamodel
2007-01-15 13:34:45 UTC
"xi" from the greek alphabet
Tonia
2007-01-19 02:40:21 UTC
so, at, no, my, we, is, do, it, am, on

These are simply words that I am sure you know there meaning.
Candy J
2007-01-20 11:42:33 UTC
Q and X.
biscuit head
2007-01-14 19:22:09 UTC
pi

si

li
nomansland
2007-01-14 19:22:33 UTC
tu- you in french
BILL
2007-01-14 19:21:56 UTC
IB, CI, ET
kimbo
2007-01-14 19:22:32 UTC
qi za, sh, jo, ai, aa!!
emilyONION
2007-01-14 19:22:17 UTC
eh if your canadian
Thomas P~~TheForsaken.
2007-01-15 22:44:31 UTC
X and Z. Xerox, Xmas, Xray, Xi are pretty much the only words in x and for z there's ZAG, ZAP, ZAX, ZED, ZEE, ZEK, ZIG, ZIP, ZIT, ZOA, ZOO4: ZAGS, ZANY, ZAPS, ZARF, ZEAL, ZEBU, ZEDS, ZEES, ZEIN, ZEKS, ZERO, ZEST, ZETA, ZIGS, ZINC, ZING, ZIPS, ZITI, ZITS, ZOEA, ZOIC, ZONE, ZONK, ZOOM, ZOON, ZOOS, ZYME5: ZAIRE, ZAMIA, ZAPPY, ZARFS, ZAXES, ZEALS, ZEALS, ZEBEC, ZEBRA, ZEBUS, ZEINS, ZEROS, ZESTS, ZESTY, ZETAS, ZIBET, ZILCH, ZINCS, ZINCY, ZINEB, ZINGS, ZINGY, ZINKY, ZIPPY, ZLOTY, ZOEAE, ZOEAL, ZOEAS, ZOMBI, ZONAL, ZONED, ZONES, ZONKS, ZOOID, ZOOKS, ZOOMS, ZOONS, ZORIL, ZOWIE, ZYMES6: ZADDIK, ZAFFER, ZAFFRE, ZAGGED, ZAMIAS, ZANDER, ZANIER, ZANIES, ZAPPED, ZAPPER, ZAREBA, ZARIBA, ZEALOT, ZEBECK, ZEBECS, ZEBRAS, ZENANA, ZENITH, ZEPHYR, ZEROED, ZEROTH, ZESTED, ZESTER, ZEUGMA, ZIBETS, ZIGGED, ZIGZAG, ZILLAH, ZINCED, ZINCKY, ZINEBS, ZINGED, ZINGER, ZINNIA, ZIPPED, ZIPPER, ZIRCON, ZITHER, ZLOTYS, ZOARIA, ZODIAC, ZOMBIE, ZOMBIS, ZONARY, ZONATE, ZONING, ZONKED, ZONULA, ZONULE, ZOOIDS, ZOOMED, ZOONAL, ZORILS, ZOSTER, ZOUNDS, ZYGOMA, ZYGOSE, ZYGOTE, ZYMASE7: ZAFFERS, ZAFFRES, ZAGGING, ZAMARRA, ZAMARRO, ZANDERS, ZANIEST, ZAPPERS, ZAPPIER, ZAPPING, ZAPTIAH, ZAPTIEH, ZAREBAS, ZAREEBA, ZARIBAS, ZEALOTS, ZEALOUS, ZEBECKS, ZEBRASS, ZEBRINE, ZEBROID, ZEDOARY, ZEMSTVA, ZEMSTVO, ZENANAS, ZENITHS, ZEOLITE, ZEPHYRS, ZEROING, ZESTERS, ZESTFUL, ZESTFUL, ZESTIER, ZESTING, ZEUGMAS, ZIGGING, ZIGZAGS, ZILCHES, ZILLAHS, ZILLION, ZINCIFY, ZINCING, ZINCITE, ZINCKED, ZINCOID, ZINCOUS, ZINGERS, ZINGIER, ZINGING, ZINKIFY, ZINNIAS, ZIPPERS, ZIPPIER, ZIPPING, ZIRCONS, ZITHERN, ZITHERS, ZOARIUM, ZODIACS, ZOISITE, ZOMBIES, ZOMBIFY, ZONATED, ZONKING, ZONULAE, ZONULAR, ZONULAS, ZONULES, ZOOECIA, ZOOIDAL, ZOOLOGY, ZOOMING, ZOOTOMY, ZORILLE, ZORILLO, ZOSTERS, ZYGOMAS, ZYGOSES, ZYGOSIS, ZYGOTES, ZYGOTIC, ZYMASES, ZYMOGEN, ZYMOSES, ZYMOSIS, ZYMOTIC, ZYMURGY 2: ZO3: ZEA, ZEL, ZEX, ZHO, ZIZ, ZOS, ZUZ4: ZACK, ZATI, ZEAS, ZELS, ZEZE, ZHOS, ZIFF, ZILA, ZIMB, ZINE, ZITE, ZIZZ, ZOBO, ZOBU, ZONA, ZOUK, ZULU, ZUPA, ZURF, ZYGA5: ZABRA, ZACKS, ZAKAT, ZAMNA, ZAMBO, ZANJA, ZANTE, ZANZE, ZATIS, ZEBUB, ZERDA, ZEXES, ZEZES, ZHOMO, ZIFFS, ZIGAN, ZILAS, ZIMBI, ZIMBS, ZINCO, ZINES, ZINKE, ZIPPO, ZIZEL, ZOBOS, ZOBUS, ZOCCO, ZOISM, ZOIST, ZONAE, ZONDA, ZOOEA, ZOPPA, ZOPPO, ZOORO, ZOUKS, ZULUS, ZUPAN, ZUPAS, ZURFS, ZUZIM, ZYGAL, ZYGON, ZYMIC6: ZABETA, ZABRAS, ZAKATS, ZAMANG, ZAMANS, ZAMBOS, ZAMBUK, ZANIED, ZANJAS, ZANTES, ZANZES, ZAPATA, ZARAPE, ZARNEC, ZEBUBS, ZELANT, ZELOSO, ZENDIK, ZERDAS, ZEREBA, ZERIBA, ZHOMOS, ZIGANS, ZIMBIS, ZIMMER, ZINCOS, ZINGEL, ZINKED, ZINKES, ZIPPOS, ZIPTOP, ZIZELS, ZIZZED, ZIZZES, ZOCCOS, ZOETIC, ZOISMS, ZOISTS, ZONDAS, ZONOID, ZONURE, ZOOEAE, ZOOEAL, ZOOEAS, ZOONIC, ZOOZOO, ZORINO, ZORROS, ZUFOLI, ZUFOLO, ZUFOLO, ZUPANS, ZYMITE, ZYMOID, ZYMOME, ZYTHUM7: ZABETAS, ZABTIEH, ZADDIKS, ZAITECH, ZAKUSKA, ZAKUSKI, ZAMANGS, ZAMBUCK, ZAMBUKS, ZAMOUSE, ZAMPONE, ZAMPONI, ZANELLA, ZANJERO, ZANYING, ZANYISM, ZARAPES, ZARNECS, ZARNICH, ZEALANT, ZEALFUL, ZEBRINA, ZEBRULA, ZEBRULE, ZELANTS, ZELATOR, ZENDIKS, ZEREBAS, ZERIBAS, ZETETIC, ZEUXITE, ZIFFIUS, ZIGANKA, ZIMMERS, ZIMOCCA, ZINCIER, ZINCODE, ZINGELS, ZINKIER, ZINKING, ZIPLOCK, ZIZANIA, ZIZZING, ZOCCOLO, ZOEFORM, ZONINGS, ZONULET, ZONURES, ZOOGAMY, ZOOGENY, ZOOGONY, ZOOLITE, ZOOLITH, ZOONITE, ZOONOMY, ZOOPERY, ZOOTAXY, ZOOTYPE, ZOOZOOS, ZORGITE, ZORINOS, ZUFFOLI, ZUFFOLO, ZYMITES, ZYMOMES, ZYTHUMS 3: ZIN4: ZERK, ZILL, ZINS, ZORI5: ZANZA, ZAYIN, ZAZEN, ZERKS, ZILLS, ZIRAM, ZITIS, ZIZIT, ZLOTE, ZONER, ZOOTY, ZORIS6: ZAFFAR, ZAFFIR, ZAFTIG, ZAIKAI, ZAIRES, ZANANA, ZANILY, ZANZAS, ZAYINS, ZAZENS, ZEATIN, ZECHIN, ZEROES, ZIBETH, ZINCIC, ZIRAMS, ZIZITH, ZIZZLE, ZOECIA, ZOFTIG, ZONERS, ZOUAVE, ZOYSIA, ZYDECO, ZYGOID, 7: ZACATON, ZADDICK, ZAFFARS, ZAFFIRS, ZAIKAIS, ZANANAS, ZANYISH, ZAPATEO, ZEATINS, ZEBRAIC, ZECCHIN, ZECHINS, ZELKOVA, ZENAIDA, ZIBETHS, ZIKURAT, ZINCATE, ZINGANI, ZINGANO, ZINGARA, ZINGARE, ZINGARI, ZINGARO, ZIPLESS, ZOOGLEA, ZOOTIER, ZORILLA, ZOUAVES, ZOYSIAS, ZYDECOS, ZYMOSAN, ZYZZYVA



Well there's alot of z words for you.
Nathaniel S
2007-01-14 19:22:59 UTC
iQ.... iQ is the best i can think of!
wongolee
2007-01-16 08:38:10 UTC
mm, sh ,aa,
Dee
2007-01-15 15:44:35 UTC
My? Lol ...
Debt Free!
2007-01-14 19:28:45 UTC
TWL98

The official list of acceptable words for American tournament play approved by the National Scrabble Association. It is based on the Official Scrabble Players' Dictionary (OSPD), with a few modifications to better reflect the rules of the game.



AA AB AD AE AG AH AI AL AM AN AR AS AT AW AX AY BA BE BI BO

BY DE DO ED EF EH EL EM EN ER ES ET EX FA GO HA HE HI HM HO

ID IF IN IS IT JO KA LA LI LO MA ME MI MM MO MU MY NA NE NO

NU OD OE OF OH OM ON OP OR OS OW OX OY PA PE PI RE SH SI SO

TA TI TO UH UM UN UP US UT WE WO XI XU YA YE YO



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AAH AAL AAS ABA *** ABS ABY ACE ACT ADD ADO ADS ADZ AFF AFT AGA AGE AGO AHA AID

AIL AIM AIN AIR AIS AIT ALA ALB ALE ALL ALP ALS ALT AMA AMI AMP AMU ANA AND ANE

ANI ANT ANY APE APT ARB ARC ARE ARF ARK ARM ARS ART ASH ASK ASP ASS ATE ATT AUK

AVA AVE AVO AWA AWE AWL AWN AXE AYE AYS AZO



BAA BAD BAG BAH BAL BAM BAN BAP BAR BAS BAT BAY BED BEE BEG BEL BEN BET BEY BIB

BID BIG BIN BIO BIS BIT BIZ BOA BOB BOD BOG BOO BOP BOS BOT BOW BOX BOY BRA BRO

BRR BUB BUD BUG BUM BUN BUR BUS BUT BUY BYE BYS



CAB CAD CAM CAN CAP CAR CAT CAW CAY CEE CEL CEP CHI CIS COB COD COG COL CON COO

COP COR COS COT COW COX COY COZ CRY CUB CUD CUE *** CUP CUR CUT CWM



DAB DAD DAG DAH DAK DAL DAM DAP DAW DAY DEB DEE DEL DEN DEV DEW DEX DEY DIB DID

DIE DIG DIM DIN DIP DIS DIT DOC DOE DOG DOL DOM DON DOR DOS DOT DOW DRY DUB DUD

DUE DUG DUI DUN DUO DUP DYE



EAR EAT EAU EBB ECU EDH EEL EFF EFS EFT EGG EGO EKE ELD ELF ELK ELL ELM ELS EME

EMF EMS EMU END ENG ENS EON ERA ERE ERG ERN ERR ERS ESS ETA ETH EVE EWE EYE



FAD *** FAN FAR FAS FAT FAX FAY FED FEE FEH FEM FEN FER FET FEU FEW FEY FEZ FIB

FID FIE FIG FIL FIN FIR FIT FIX FIZ FLU FLY FOB FOE FOG FOH FON FOP FOR FOU FOX

FOY FRO FRY FUB FUD FUG FUN FUR



GAB GAD GAE GAG GAL GAM GAN GAP GAR GAS GAT GAY GED GEE GEL GEM GEN GET GEY GHI

GIB GID GIE GIG GIN GIP GIT GNU GOA GOB GOD GOO GOR GOT GOX GOY GUL GUM GUN GUT

GUV GUY GYM GYP



HAD HAE HAG HAH HAJ HAM HAO HAP HAS HAT HAW HAY HEH HEM HEN HEP HER HES HET HEW

HEX HEY HIC HID HIE HIM HIN HIP HIS HIT HMM HOB HOD HOE HOG HON HOP HOT HOW HOY

HUB HUE HUG HUH HUM HUN HUP HUT HYP



ICE ICH ICK ICY IDS IFF IFS ILK ILL IMP INK INN INS ION IRE IRK ISM ITS IVY



JAB JAG JAM JAR JAW JAY JEE JET JEU JEW JIB JIG JIN JOB JOE JOG JOT JOW JOY JUG

JUN JUS JUT



KAB KAE KAF KAS KAT KAY KEA KEF KEG KEN KEP KEX KEY KHI KID KIF KIN KIP KIR KIT

KOA KOB KOI KOP KOR KOS KUE



LAB LAC LAD LAG LAM LAP LAR LAS LAT LAV LAW LAX LAY LEA LED LEE LEG LEI LEK LET

LEU LEV LEX LEY LEZ LIB LID LIE LIN LIP LIS LIT LOB LOG LOO LOP LOT LOW LOX LUG

LUM LUV LUX LYE



MAC MAD MAE MAG MAN MAP MAR MAS MAT MAW MAX MAY MED MEL MEM MEN MET MEW MHO MIB

MID MIG MIL MIM MIR MIS MIX MOA MOB MOC MOD MOG MOL MOM MON MOO MOP MOR MOS MOT

MOW MUD MUG MUM MUN MUS MUT



NAB NAE NAG NAH NAM NAN NAP NAW NAY NEB NEE NET NEW NIB NIL NIM NIP NIT NIX NOB

NOD NOG NOH NOM NOO NOR NOS NOT NOW NTH NUB NUN NUS NUT



OAF OAK OAR OAT OBE OBI OCA ODD ODE ODS OES OFF OFT OHM OHO OHS OIL OKA OKE OLD

OLE OMS ONE ONS OOH OOT OPE OPS OPT ORA ORB ORC ORE ORS ORT OSE OUD OUR OUT OVA

OWE OWL OWN OXO OXY



PAC PAD PAH PAL PAM PAN PAP PAR PAS PAT PAW PAX PAY PEA PEC PED PEE PEG PEH PEN

PEP PER PES PET PEW PHI PHT PIA PIC PIE PIG PIN PIP PIS PIT PIU PIX PLY POD POH

POI POL POM POP POT POW POX PRO PRY PSI PUB PUD PUG PUL PUN PUP PUR PUS PUT PYA

PYE PYX



QAT QUA



RAD RAG RAH RAJ RAM RAN RAP RAS RAT RAW RAX RAY REB REC RED REE REF REG REI REM

REP RES RET REV REX RHO RIA RIB RID RIF RIG RIM RIN RIP ROB ROC ROD ROE ROM ROT

ROW RUB RUE RUG RUM RUN RUT RYA RYE



SAB SAC SAD SAE SAG SAL SAP SAT SAU SAW SAX SAY SEA SEC SEE SEG SEI SEL SEN SER

SET SEW SEX SHA SHE SHH SHY SIB SIC SIM SIN SIP SIR SIS SIT SIX SKA SKI SKY SLY

SOB SOD SOL SON SOP SOS SOT SOU SOW SOX SOY SPA SPY SRI STY SUB SUE SUM SUN SUP

SUQ SYN



TAB TAD TAE TAG TAJ TAM TAN TAO TAP TAR TAS TAT TAU TAV TAW TAX TEA TED TEE TEG

TEL TEN TET TEW THE THO THY TIC TIE TIL TIN TIP TIS TIT TOD TOE TOG TOM TON TOO

TOP TOR TOT TOW TOY TRY TSK TUB TUG TUI TUN TUP TUT TUX TWA TWO TYE



UDO UGH UKE ULU UMM UMP UNS UPO UPS URB URD URN USE UTA UTS



VAC VAN VAR VAS VAT VAU VAV VAW VEE VEG VET VEX VIA VIE VIG VIM VIS VOE VOW VOX

VUG



WAB WAD WAE WAG WAN WAP WAR WAS WAT WAW WAX WAY WEB WED WEE WEN WET WHA WHO WHY

WIG WIN WIS WIT WIZ WOE WOG WOK WON WOO WOP WOS WOT WOW WRY WUD WYE WYN



XIS



YAH YAK YAM YAP YAR YAW YAY YEA YEH YEN YEP YES YET YEW YID YIN YIP YOB YOD YOK

YOM YON YOU YOW YUK YUM YUP



ZAG ZAP ZAX ZED ZEE ZEK ZIG ZIN ZIP ZIT ZOA ZOO


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