Scrabble Word Finder
Enter your rack — ? for a blank tile — and see the highest-scoring plays.
646 words found
Showing the top 500. Narrow the search to see more.
8-letter words 21
7-letter words 55
- epizoic20
- idolize17
- iodizer17
- odorize17
- pickled16
- plucked16
- pricked16
- zorille16
- zorillo16
- cuplike15
- pickier15
- plucker15
- pockier15
- pollock15
- precook15
- prickle15
- crooked14
- dickier14
- duckier14
- podlike14
- ruckled14
- liplike13
- luckier13
- rollick13
- clupeid12
- coupled12
- diploic12
- percoid12
- policed12
- produce12
- rodlike12
- coupler11
- peloric11
- precool11
- cloured10
- collide10
- collied10
- colloid10
- collude10
- colored10
- cullied10
- decolor10
- eidolic10
- ericoid10
- euploid10
- leporid10
- loculed10
- oceloid10
- prilled10
- redpoll10
- collier9
- couloir9
- criollo9
- loopier9
- rouille7
6-letter words 126
- cozied18
- podzol18
- prized18
- cozier17
- doozer16
- doozie16
- dozier16
- iodize16
- oozier15
- picked15
- pocked15
- lockup14
- picker14
- pickle14
- pucker14
- cooked13
- corked13
- dicker13
- dickie13
- docker13
- ducker13
- duckie13
- licked13
- locked13
- lucked13
- redock13
- ricked13
- rocked13
- rucked13
- cooker12
- cookie12
- ickier12
- licker12
- locker12
- lookup12
- luckie12
- pokier12
- recook12
- relock12
- ruckle12
- cooped11
- copied11
- couped11
- duiker11
- keloid11
- killed11
- looked11
- lurked11
- priced11
- rooked11
- collop10
- cooper10
- copier10
- couple10
- croupe10
- killer10
- killie10
- kouroi10
- looker10
- oilcup10
- police10
- recoup10
- relook10
- rookie10
- upcoil10
- clerid9
- coiled9
- colder9
- cooled9
- culled9
- curdle9
- curled9
- dicier9
- diploe9
- dipole9
- docile9
- dollop9
- dopier9
- lipide9
- lipoid9
- locoed9
- looped9
- louped9
- opioid9
- period9
- pilled9
- polder9
- polled9
- poodle9
- pooled9
- poured9
- pulled9
- purled9
- rouped9
- uropod9
- coiler8
- collie8
- colour8
- colure8
- cooler8
- coolie8
- culler8
- euripi8
- locule8
- loculi8
- looper8
- ocelli8
- pilule8
- poller8
- puller8
- recoil8
- repoll8
- dolour7
- doolie7
- duelli7
- duello7
- duller7
- lilied7
- louder7
- loured7
- oroide7
- rilled7
- roiled7
- rolled7
- oilier6
- oriole6
5-letter words 129
- cloze16
- cozie16
- croze16
- prize16
- dozer15
- oozed15
- zooid15
- ouzel14
- zoril14
- pluck13
- prick13
- coked12
- dreck12
- piked12
- poked12
- puked12
- clerk11
- crook11
- icker11
- ocker11
- piker11
- poker11
- pulik11
- coped10
- cupid10
- diker10
- drouk10
- irked10
- liked10
- pudic10
- coper9
- coupe9
- cripe9
- croup9
- cupel9
- iroko9
- krill9
- liker9
- picul9
- price9
- cider8
- cloud8
- clued8
- coder8
- coled8
- cooed8
- cored8
- coude8
- could8
- credo8
- cried8
- crude8
- cured8
- decor8
- dicer8
- dolce8
- dolci8
- doper8
- douce8
- droop8
- drupe8
- duper8
- duple8
- duroc8
- iodic8
- lipid8
- loped8
- lucid8
- ludic8
- pedro8
- perdu8
- piled8
- plied8
- poled8
- pored8
- pride8
- pried8
- proud8
- prude8
- puled8
- redip8
- riced8
- riped8
- roped8
- celli7
- cello7
- ceorl7
- clour7
- color7
- cooer7
- cruel7
- curie7
- curio7
- icier7
- loper7
- loupe7
- lucre7
- oculi7
- oleic7
- orlop7
- peril7
- pilei7
- plier7
- poilu7
- poler7
- polio7
- poori7
- prill7
- prole7
- puler7
- relic7
- ulcer7
- ureic7
- dolor6
- drill6
- droll6
- drool6
- idler6
- looed6
- lured6
- lurid6
- odour6
- oiled6
- older6
- oldie6
- riled6
- rodeo6
- ruled6
- uredo6
4-letter words 138
- zerk17
- prez15
- zoic15
- doze14
- ooze13
- orzo13
- ouzo13
- zero13
- zill13
- zori13
- peck12
- pick12
- pock12
- puck12
- deck11
- dick11
- dock11
- duck11
- coke10
- cook10
- cork10
- cuke10
- kelp10
- kepi10
- lick10
- lock10
- luck10
- perk10
- pike10
- piki10
- poke10
- pork10
- puke10
- reck10
- rick10
- rock10
- ruck10
- dike9
- dirk9
- dork9
- drek9
- duke9
- kudo9
- clip8
- clop8
- coop8
- cope8
- coup8
- crop8
- epic8
- keir8
- kier8
- kill8
- kilo8
- koel8
- kolo8
- kore8
- leku8
- like8
- look8
- lurk8
- pice8
- poco8
- puce8
- rook8
- cedi7
- clod7
- code7
- coed7
- cold7
- cord7
- crud7
- cued7
- curd7
- deco7
- dice7
- dope7
- dorp7
- drip7
- drop7
- duce7
- duci7
- dupe7
- iced7
- odic7
- oped7
- pied7
- pled7
- plod7
- pood7
- prod7
- updo7
- ceil6
- cell6
- cero6
- cire6
- clue6
- coil6
- coir6
- cole6
- cool6
- core6
- cull6
- cure6
- curl6
- ecru6
- lice6
- loci6
- loco6
- loop6
- lope6
- loup6
- luce6
- peri6
- pier6
- pile6
- pili6
- pill6
- plie6
- pole6
- poll6
- polo6
- pool6
- poor6
- pore6
- pour6
- pule6
- puli6
- pull6
- pure6
- puri6
- purl6
- repo6
- rice6
- ripe6
- rope6
- roup6
- uric6
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.