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The best tips and tricks for the most popular word games like Words With Friends, Word Chums, Scrabble and many others for free and always at your fingertips!
Plus: lots of interesting things to know about word games, puzzles, and language in general.
In order to become a better Words with Friends player, the first thing to do is to memorize two-letter words that are acceptable in this game. Here you can find all these words listed in one place and you will see the definition of some of the lesser-known words. » read more
Players often get confused about abbreviations being used in Apps like Words with Friends or Scrabble. Don’t be frustrated! Learn more about abbreviations – or what seems to be one – in word games from this article. » read more
Counterintuitive pronunciation is a language phenomenon that occurs when the phonetic rules of your first language clash with another. Mispronouncing names can be very embarrassing - and very amusing. » read more
Here is the best solution of the JUNE Prize Draw. Many of you wrote us the correct solution but only one could win. The happy one is Francis Tenga Tabi from the Celbridge Scrabble Club, Ireland.» read more
Take part in our prize draw. Find the best Scrabble word and win a voucher for amazon.com. Good Luck! » read more
This article will provide some simple tactics for the pen and pencil game Hangman. » read more
Find the best Scrabble word and win a voucher for amazon.com and the book of Norman Wei "Word Games, Anagrams and More - A Fun Way to Learn New Words". Good Luck! » read more
LEOTARD, MORIONS, FESCUES – three rarely used words with one thing in common. They all appear in Norman Wei’s latest publication “Word Games, Anagrams and More”. The book brings together more than 800 cartoons as well as lists and phrases to facilitate the learning of uncommon words for word games. » read more
Read about how many letters are there in Scrabble and Super Scrabble and what influences letter distributions in word games. » read more
Read about how many of each letter is in Words with Friends, about point values of the letters and the relationship between the two. » read more