Scrabble Word Finder
Enter your rack — ? for a blank tile — and see the highest-scoring plays.
698 words found
Showing the top 500. Narrow the search to see more.
8-letter words 18
7-letter words 63
- kopecks19
- henpeck18
- knocker17
- chokers16
- hockers16
- kenches16
- kerchoo16
- schnook16
- shocker16
- peckers15
- precook15
- skreegh15
- geckoes14
- hencoop14
- honkers14
- hookers14
- penoche14
- perches14
- ponchos14
- pooches14
- porches14
- chegoes13
- conkers13
- cookers13
- gonophs13
- gophers13
- neckers13
- reckons13
- recooks13
- respoke13
- cheeros12
- chooser12
- coheres12
- echoers12
- hoopers12
- kerogen12
- rechose12
- soroche12
- coopers11
- crepons11
- gorhens11
- hognose11
- scooper11
- snooker11
- spencer11
- congees10
- congers10
- congoes10
- honoree10
- onshore10
- pongees10
- presong10
- reshone10
- scrooge10
- sponger10
- encores9
- necrose9
- openers9
- operons9
- operose9
- reopens9
- snooper9
- orgones8
6-letter words 116
- kopeck18
- knocks16
- kopeks16
- cheeks15
- choker15
- chokes15
- chooks15
- hocker15
- pecker14
- cheeps13
- epochs13
- geckos13
- honker13
- hooker13
- kosher13
- poncho13
- shnook13
- speech13
- chegoe12
- cohogs12
- conker12
- cooker12
- creeks12
- crooks12
- gonoph12
- gopher12
- kreeps12
- necker12
- ockers12
- pekoes12
- pokers12
- reckon12
- recook12
- spoken12
- cheero11
- cheers11
- choose11
- chores11
- chosen11
- cohere11
- cosher11
- creesh11
- echoer11
- echoes11
- ephors11
- herpes11
- hooper11
- hopers11
- ochers11
- ochone11
- ochres11
- phones11
- phonos11
- posher11
- reecho11
- sphene11
- sphere11
- cooper10
- copens10
- copers10
- corpse10
- creeps10
- crepes10
- crepon10
- gorhen10
- kernes10
- kroons10
- ponces10
- scroop10
- sorgho10
- spence10
- cogons9
- congee9
- conger9
- conges9
- congos9
- gropes9
- hereon9
- heroes9
- herons9
- honers9
- honors9
- nosher9
- pengos9
- pongee9
- prongs9
- repegs9
- reshoe9
- senhor9
- sponge9
- censer8
- censor8
- cooees8
- cooers8
- crones8
- croons8
- encore8
- opener8
- operon8
- peones8
- pereon8
- person8
- pornos8
- porose8
- preens8
- recons8
- reopen8
- repose8
- roscoe8
- screen8
- secern8
- genres7
- genros7
- goners7
- greens7
- orgone7
5-letter words 184
- kecks15
- knock15
- kopek15
- cheek14
- choke14
- chook14
- hecks14
- hocks14
- kench14
- kophs14
- shock14
- keeks13
- konks13
- kooks13
- pecks13
- pocks13
- speck13
- cheep12
- chops12
- epoch12
- gecko12
- gecks12
- hokes12
- honks12
- hooks12
- okehs12
- pechs12
- perch12
- pooch12
- porch12
- shook12
- cohog11
- cokes11
- conks11
- cooks11
- corks11
- creek11
- crook11
- keeps11
- knops11
- knosp11
- kreep11
- necks11
- nocks11
- ocker11
- peeks11
- pekes11
- pekoe11
- perks11
- poker11
- pokes11
- porks11
- recks11
- rocks11
- sneck11
- socko11
- spoke11
- spook11
- cheer10
- chore10
- chose10
- cohos10
- eches10
- echos10
- ephor10
- geeks10
- gooks10
- greek10
- hence10
- hoops10
- hoper10
- hopes10
- ocher10
- ochre10
- phone10
- phono10
- phons10
- poohs10
- sheep10
- cepes9
- coops9
- copen9
- coper9
- copes9
- copse9
- corps9
- creep9
- crepe9
- crops9
- esker9
- ghees9
- hongs9
- keens9
- kenos9
- kerne9
- kerns9
- knees9
- krone9
- kroon9
- nooks9
- pence9
- ponce9
- reeks9
- rooks9
- scoop9
- scope9
- skeen9
- skene9
- snook9
- cogon8
- conge8
- congo8
- goops8
- gorps8
- grope8
- heres8
- herns8
- heron8
- heros8
- hoers8
- honer8
- hones8
- honor8
- horns8
- horse8
- hosen8
- pengo8
- pongs8
- progs8
- prong8
- repeg8
- sheen8
- sheer8
- shoer8
- shone8
- shoon8
- shore8
- shorn8
- cense7
- ceres7
- ceros7
- cones7
- cooee7
- cooer7
- coons7
- cores7
- corns7
- corse7
- crone7
- croon7
- neeps7
- opens7
- peens7
- peers7
- penes7
- peons7
- perse7
- pones7
- poons7
- pores7
- porno7
- porns7
- poser7
- preen7
- prees7
- prese7
- prone7
- prose7
- proso7
- recon7
- repos7
- ropes7
- scene7
- scone7
- score7
- scorn7
- scree7
- snoop7
- sopor7
- speer7
- spoon7
- spoor7
- spore7
- spree7
4-letter words 107
- keck14
- heck13
- hock13
- koph13
- keek12
- konk12
- kook12
- peck12
- pock12
- chop11
- geck11
- hoke11
- honk11
- hook11
- okeh11
- pech11
- coke10
- conk10
- cook10
- cork10
- keep10
- keps10
- knop10
- kops10
- neck10
- nock10
- peek10
- peke10
- perk10
- poke10
- pork10
- reck10
- rock10
- skep10
- sock10
- chon9
- coho9
- cosh9
- eche9
- echo9
- geek9
- gook9
- hoop9
- hope9
- hops9
- kegs9
- pehs9
- phon9
- pooh9
- posh9
- shop9
- skeg9
- soph9
- cepe8
- ceps8
- coop8
- cope8
- cops8
- crop8
- ekes8
- ghee8
- gosh8
- hogs8
- hong8
- keen8
- keno8
- kens8
- kern8
- knee8
- kore8
- kors8
- nook8
- okes8
- pecs8
- poco8
- reek8
- rook8
- scop8
- seek8
- shog8
- skee8
- soke8
- sook8
- spec8
- cogs7
- goop7
- gorp7
- hens7
- here7
- hern7
- hero7
- hers7
- hoer7
- hoes7
- hone7
- hons7
- horn7
- hose7
- nosh7
- oohs7
- pegs7
- pong7
- prog7
- resh7
- rhos7
- shoe7
- shoo7
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.