Scrabble Word Finder
Enter your rack — ? for a blank tile — and see the highest-scoring plays.
1,026 words found
Showing the top 500. Narrow the search to see more.
11-letter words 2
8-letter words 21
7-letter words 77
- empathy17
- nymphae17
- nymphet17
- krypton16
- monkery16
- atrophy15
- harmony15
- hyperon15
- hyponea15
- kokanee15
- mothery15
- mynheer15
- phytane15
- prythee15
- therapy15
- apothem14
- hearken14
- hektare14
- keynote14
- paronym14
- payment14
- phantom14
- phoneme14
- thanker14
- tympano14
- heathen13
- heather13
- meerkat13
- throaty13
- anymore12
- entropy12
- haptene12
- heptane12
- mattery12
- menorah12
- methane12
- moneyer12
- neotype12
- panther12
- phaeton12
- phenate12
- phonate12
- phorate12
- potheen12
- pottery12
- preheat12
- teraohm12
- theorem12
- thermae12
- knotter11
- manrope11
- metopae11
- prename11
- retaken11
- tempera11
- tempter11
- another10
- earthen10
- hearten10
- theater10
- theatre10
- thereat10
- thereon10
- thereto10
- operant9
- operate9
- pattern9
- portent9
- potteen9
- proette9
- pronate9
- protean9
- reptant9
- tomenta9
- tonearm9
- torment9
- treetop9
6-letter words 150
- hyphae17
- hyphen17
- rhythm17
- yakker17
- honkey16
- nympha16
- nympho16
- hakeem15
- heathy15
- monkey15
- kraken14
- phoney14
- phyton14
- python14
- rhaphe14
- trophy14
- typhon14
- empery13
- eponym13
- hamper13
- hanker13
- harken13
- hempen13
- honker13
- knotty13
- mopery13
- phenom13
- ryokan13
- tempeh13
- tympan13
- yonker13
- earthy12
- ethyne12
- hearth12
- hearty12
- market12
- remake12
- rhyton12
- theory12
- thorny12
- anthem11
- etymon11
- hapten11
- hareem11
- hermae11
- hetman11
- mother11
- napery11
- orphan11
- pantry11
- peahen11
- peyote11
- poetry11
- pother11
- pretty11
- pyrene11
- pyrone11
- retype11
- teapoy11
- tephra11
- teraph11
- therme11
- thorpe11
- threap11
- threep11
- yeoman11
- yeomen11
- ampere10
- ketone10
- metepa10
- metope10
- potman10
- potmen10
- preman10
- premen10
- retake10
- tamper10
- tampon10
- tanker10
- temper10
- trompe10
- aether9
- anther9
- aroynt9
- eatery9
- ethane9
- hatter9
- heater9
- hereat9
- hereon9
- hereto9
- hetero9
- hornet9
- hotter9
- nether9
- notary9
- nother9
- reheat9
- tetany9
- tether9
- thenar9
- threat9
- throat9
- throne9
- tother9
- treaty9
- tyrant9
- yatter9
- arpent8
- emoter8
- enamor8
- enrapt8
- entrap8
- marten8
- matron8
- matter8
- meaner8
- mentor8
- metate8
- meteor8
- moaner8
- moreen8
- omenta8
- opener8
- parent8
- parton8
- patent8
- patron8
- pattee8
- patten8
- patter8
- pereon8
- petter8
- poteen8
- potent8
- potter8
- protea8
- remate8
- remote8
- rename8
- reopen8
- repeat8
- repent8
- retape8
- reteam8
- tarpon8
- teapot8
- teopan8
- toneme8
- trepan8
5-letter words 134
- khaph17
- hypha16
- hanky15
- hempy15
- hokey15
- honky15
- kapok15
- kheth15
- kopek15
- kythe15
- nymph15
- peaky14
- perky14
- pokey14
- porky14
- yapok14
- ephah13
- harpy13
- homey13
- hymen13
- hyper13
- kempt13
- mothy13
- mynah13
- phony13
- rhyme13
- thyme13
- empty12
- mopey12
- morph12
- myope12
- narky12
- reeky12
- rekey12
- thank12
- tokay12
- apeek11
- hayer11
- heath11
- henry11
- hoary11
- honey11
- horah11
- horny11
- hyena11
- kreep11
- maker11
- pekan11
- pekoe11
- poker11
- prank11
- rhyta11
- tythe11
- anomy10
- apery10
- atomy10
- atopy10
- emery10
- enemy10
- ephor10
- etyma10
- harem10
- herma10
- homer10
- hoper10
- mahoe10
- matey10
- mayor10
- meany10
- meaty10
- money10
- month10
- moray10
- motey10
- panty10
- party10
- patty10
- payee10
- payer10
- payor10
- peaty10
- peery10
- peony10
- petty10
- phone10
- porny10
- potty10
- pyran10
- raphe10
- rehem10
- repay10
- ropey10
- tepoy10
- tharm10
- theme10
- therm10
- thorp10
- tophe10
- tryma10
- yamen10
- yapon10
- akene9
- kerne9
- korat9
- krona9
- krone9
- moper9
- oaken9
- proem9
- rakee9
- remap9
- taken9
- taker9
- tarok9
- tempo9
- tempt9
- token9
- toker9
- tramp9
- trank9
- troak9
- troke9
- tromp9
- atony8
- earth8
- entry8
- ether8
- hater8
- heart8
- heron8
- honer8
- natty8
- neath8
- netty8
4-letter words 95
- kyak15
- kaph13
- koph13
- poky13
- homy12
- hymn12
- hype12
- hypo12
- keek12
- kemp12
- konk12
- myth12
- ankh11
- hake11
- hank11
- hark11
- hemp11
- hoke11
- honk11
- kayo11
- khan11
- khat11
- khet11
- kyar11
- kyat11
- kyte11
- mopy11
- okay11
- okeh11
- ryke11
- tyke11
- yank11
- yerk11
- yoke11
- ahoy10
- amok10
- hath10
- heth10
- hoya10
- hyte10
- kame10
- keep10
- kept10
- knap10
- knop10
- make10
- mako10
- mark10
- meek10
- merk10
- moke10
- monk10
- park10
- peak10
- peek10
- peke10
- perk10
- poke10
- pork10
- they10
- yeah10
- ahem9
- army9
- epha9
- haem9
- hame9
- harm9
- harp9
- heap9
- heme9
- herm9
- home9
- hope9
- many9
- math9
- mayo9
- meth9
- mony9
- moth9
- myna9
- opah9
- path9
- paty9
- phat9
- phon9
- phot9
- pony9
- pray9
- prey9
- pyre9
- ropy9
- them9
- toph9
- type9
- typo9
About the Scrabble word finder
Enter the tiles on your rack and this finds every word you can play from them, ranked by what the tiles are worth. A ? stands for a blank, which can become any letter but scores nothing itself.
Each word shows its face value: the sum of its tile values. Longer is not always better — a short word on the right square often beats a long one on plain squares, which is why the list stays sorted by score rather than by length.
Examples
- retinas
- 256 playable words, best being the seven-letter RETAINS and NASTIER
- retina?
- one blank opens up KERATIN, FAINTER, HAIRNET and hundreds more
- zqxjkbn
- an ugly rack — the tool still finds what is playable
Tips
- Scores shown are tile face value only. Double- and triple-letter and word squares depend on where you place the word, so add those yourself.
- Switch the sort to Words with Friends score if that is the game you are playing — the two use different tile values for about half the alphabet.
- Use Advanced options to require a letter you must play through: set "starts with" or "contains" to the board letter you are hooking onto.
Common questions
How do I enter a blank tile?
Type ? for each blank. Two is the maximum, matching a standard set.
Are these words valid in official play?
They come from ENABLE, which underpins many word games. Tournament play uses TWL or Collins, which differ at the edges — check your game's own dictionary for competition.
Why does a blank score zero?
That is the rule: a blank takes the identity of any letter but carries no point value, in both Scrabble and Words with Friends.