Since creating this page several years ago, the official Scrabble word list has changed, and the lists you see here are not 100% correct. This is because anagrams are made up of the same letters, and therefore have the same likelihood of being randomly drawn from a bag of tiles.Īnd just in case you found that list a bit too easy, here are the next 50 down the list. In case you're wondering why the ordering of these words is not alphabetical, I have placed them in decreasing order of probability so that you're always learning the most useful words first.Īs a side benefit, it turns out that anagrams, like ELATION and TOENAIL, appear together. I've split the words up into two blocks of 50 to make them a bit more digestible. Rambling on about conventions and whatnots, while you're yelling 'Less TALK, more WORDS!!'. Words colored blue, are not accepted in North American Scrabble. To help accommodate all players I have color-coded the words appearing with their definitions down below this word list. ![]() This is not, however, the official dictionary used in North American Scrabble - here you use the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary. If you learn these words (and practice anagramming them!), you will be amazed how often you'll be adding 50 magic points to your Scrabble score.īefore I show you the list though, I have to clarify something that can be a bit confusing.Īll the words you see in this list can be found in Collins Official Scrabble Dictionary, which is the official Scrabble dictionary endorsed by the World English Scrabble Players Association (WESPA). Now, why are these particular words so important? Because the words I've included in this list are the most likely sevens to be drawn from a standard set of Scrabble tiles. So on this page I've put together the most important one hundred seven letter words playable in Scrabble. If you're interested in that elusive 50 bonus points, it's time to start learning seven letter words. ![]() 100 Seven Letter Words Every Scrabble Player Should Know!
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