Start with the letters you have
Enter 2 to 15 letters or blanks. Add ? for a blank. The finder uses each supplied letter at most once, unless you supply that letter again. With CATS, CAT and ACT fit, but CATCH does not.
Use a pattern to fit the space
A dot represents one unknown position. Enter C.T to look for three-letter words with C first and T last. The pattern controls positions; your rack must still supply all of the letters. Add existing board letters to the input if you want to include them.
Points are a starting value
The number beside a result is the sum of its tile values, with blanks worth zero. It excludes board premiums, cross-words and the seven-tile bonus. Sort by points or length, then check placement in the game.
Turn a lookup into practice
Practise this rack hides the results. Find three matching words, or all the matches if your filters leave fewer than three. Submit words before revealing the answers. This practice score is separate from the board game.
The accepted list is shared with Scrabble (our version). It contains common and less common English words. It is not presented as an official tournament dictionary.
