Enter the tiles exactly as you have them
Order does not matter. Use a question mark for each blank tile — a Words with Friends set includes blanks among its 104 tiles.
Find Your Best Words with Friends Play — FreeEnter your rack — use ? for blank tiles — and find every legal Words with Friends word, with WWF tile scores (Q is 10, J and X are 8, K is 5) and +35 seven-tile plays flagged.
Numerology treats numbers as symbols for recurring qualities—initiative, cooperation, expression, stability, change, care, insight, ambition, and service. In that tradition, a name’s letters describe how its symbolic energy is expressed, while a birth date supplies timing and life-pattern numbers. “Energy” here is a spiritual and interpretive idea, not a measurable force or scientific predictor.
“If you only knew the magnificence of the 3, 6 and 9, then you would have a key to the universe.”Widely attributed to Nikola Tesla; no verified primary source has been established.
Add your letters above to find matching entries in this dictionary.
Use only letters, plus ? for a blank. Results appear here, ranked with the longest first.
Tap any list to instantly search the dictionary. Perfect for Scrabble and Words with Friends.
Start broad, then tighten the filters to match the open squares on your 15×15 board.
Order does not matter. Use a question mark for each blank tile — a Words with Friends set includes blanks among its 104 tiles.
Set a minimum and maximum, or turn on “Use every tile” when you are hunting for the +35 seven-tile bonus.
Rank by length, alphabetically, or by Words with Friends tile score. Tap any result to see its definition.
Small habits that win Words with Friends games.
Enter ? for a blank tile. Blanks score zero, so spend them completing a 7-tile play worth the +35 bonus rather than on short words.
Starts with, ends with, and contains filters help you land words on double and triple letter and word squares.
WWF values differ from Scrabble: Q is 10, J and X are 8, K is 5. A short word that places the Q on a premium square often beats a long word of low-value tiles.
A Words with Friends game uses 104 tiles. Tracking which high-value tiles are still unseen tells you whether to play safe or fish for a seven-tile bonus.
Answers about legal plays, blank tiles, scoring, and the Words with Friends word list.
It finds legal Words with Friends plays from the letters on your rack, checked against a Zynga-style word list. Note that WWF tile values differ from Scrabble — Q is 10, J and X are 8, K is 5 — so every score shown is WWF-specific.
Enter ? for each blank tile. A standard Words with Friends game has 104 tiles including blanks, and a blank can stand in for any letter but scores zero points.
Zynga’s rules prohibit outside help during live games, and opponents may report obvious cheat use. Most players use finders for solo practice, learning new words, and post-game analysis — the best way to sharpen your rack vision.
Unlike Scrabble’s 50-point bingo, Words with Friends awards +35 points for using all 7 tiles in one turn. Watch for the bonus — it often decides close games.