Official Scrabble Dictionary - Standard and Electronic
Official Scrabble Dictionary
The Official Scrabble Dictionary can help end debates over whether something is really a word while playing Scrabble, the classic board game from Hasbro. It is used by North American Scrabble Players Association (NASPA).
The name Scrabble is a trademark of Hasbro, Inc in the United States and Canada and of Mattel elsewhere. The game is sold in 121 countries in 29 different language versions. One hundred and fifty million sets have been sold worldwide, and sets are found in one out of every three American homes.
Notes about The Official Game Dictionary
The Scrabble Dictionary is both a dictionary and word builder for Scrabble-like games. It allows you to determine which words can be formed with a given rack of letters and whichever letters are already on the board. The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary (OSPD) is a compilation of words from twelve (12) US college dictionaries from the last few decades.
Until 2005, the official Merriam Webster Scrabble Dictionary was in its third (3rd) edition--now it is in its fourth (4th) edition. Today's version has over 80,000 two to eight (2 to 8) letter words. The online Scrabble dictionary is a specialist’s dictionary and provides word combinations, suggestions, and uses for those orphan letters.
The Scrabble-specific Dictionary is still published by Merriam-Webster, while the copyright to Scrabble itself is held by Hasbro in North America--in non-North American places Mattel holds ownership rights.
Until 2005, the official Merriam Webster Scrabble Dictionary was in its third (3rd) edition--now it is in its fourth (4th) edition. Today's version has over 80,000 two to eight (2 to 8) letter words. The online Scrabble dictionary is a specialist’s dictionary and provides word combinations, suggestions, and uses for those orphan letters.
The Scrabble-specific Dictionary is still published by Merriam-Webster, while the copyright to Scrabble itself is held by Hasbro in North America--in non-North American places Mattel holds ownership rights.
Want some Scrabble Bonus Words?
Trevor Johnson's "Scrabble Bonus Word Techniques"
Note: For those who do not know, a Scrabble Bonus is when you use ALL seven (7) of the letters on your board in one turn. Not only do you get the points from making the word, but you also get 50 MORE POINTS--BONUS! Sometimes, this is also called "Bingo" or "Seven."
Examples: Scrabble Bonus Words
bluejay, implying, operated, polliwog, casserole, membership, pronouncerThere are SO many more, though.


