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[...] . We recommend, as an efficient way of improving your game skills, that you memorize two-letter words in Words with Friends. I would say that it is the first step in becoming a better Words with [...]

[...] most common recommendation to help improve your Words with Friends scores is to learn all two-letter words from the list and most of the words built from high point value tiles like Z, Q and J. Words [...]

[...] to play on a professional basis, John Chew suggests to “start by learning all of the two-letter words well enough to write them out by heart. Then learn the three-letter words the same way.& [...]

[...] to facilitate the learning of uncommon words for word games. The Author: Between Environment, Word Games, and Cartoons Norman S. Wei started playing word games three years ago and has now become an [...]

[...] . So I will be using this article to answer two questions: Are abbreviations valid in word games like Scrabble or Words with Friends? What are those strange words with only consonants in them? [...]

[...] the car on the way to your holiday destination, you often get bored. That’s why I culled some word games that work perfectly on road trips. You don’t even need a board, pencil, or paper for them. [...]

[...] Players who enjoy their daily dose of word games often find themselves going back to the old classics. Boggle Free from EA Swiss Sarl is a word- [...]

[...] . There are a number of lists of words that people think are the most beautiful words in the English language on the Internet. These lists are of course very subjective since everyone has a very [...]

[...] analyses. The following graph represents one of the most common letter distributions in the English language: Distribution of letters plays a fundamental role for determining the number of tiles with [...]

[...] letter with 13 tiles is the letter E, which is also the most frequently used letter in the English language. In contrast, letters J, K, Q, X and Z are each represented by just 1 tile as the most [...]

[...] , with twelve tiles, is the letter E, which is also the most frequently used letter in the English language. In contrast, letters J, K, Q, X and Z are each represented with just one tile as the least- [...]

[...] WordTrap Dungeon is at first sight a very unusual game mix. A word game in dark dungeons? Magic and monsters? The small Polish developer, Crunching Koalas, mixes two [...]

[...] Last month we integrated another enjoyable word game into our site called Alphabet Jungle. We gave the trip to the jungle a try and took a closer [...]

[...] don’t think there is much research about it yet but I think it has intrinsic benefits as a word game. These benefits definitely differ from person to person, and I hope to develop resources to [...]

[...] is one of the most popular word games. When I thought about publishing my "own" word game on word-grabber.com it was sure that hangman will be one of the first. I just published it and [...]

[...] of the loss, it was a real pleasure to play against someone like him. Those kinds of young Scrabble players really play in a different league, and it is right so. There is always a profit if you get [...]

[...] In our series “Interviews with Scrabble Players” we recently spoke with NASPA co-director John Chew, German player Brigitte Brath, and world [...]

[...] project. The Scrabble Players’ Gallery Was Created The idea of photographing famous Scrabble players and creating a gallery of it came to Roger Cullman spontaneously during a tournament. For [...]

[...] the errors were far more numerous: For example, some words of the former list were missing. Scrabble players detected discrepancies between the TWL and the new OSPD (actually, the TWL contains all the [...]

[...] impressed by the game produced by Zynga that we decided to stage a face-off with the official Scrabble app. So here is our special comparison: Scrabble versus Words with Friends: Graphics Both apps [...]

[...] reviewed so many copies of this famous concept, it is now time to take a look at the official Scrabble app for iPhone and iOS devices. The Original Scrabble Since the debut of mobile devices like [...]

[...] shorter words in stages will help you to apply and widen your new word knowledge with online (Scrabble App) and board-games. Practicing is unavoidable if you want to become a world-class competitor. [...]

[...] you can find comments and questions about valid words in Words with Friends or the Scrabble app. Recently, one visitor was wondering about the ’word’ MM that she only found to be an [...]

[...] in the Plot There are also a couple of documentaries about competitive Scrabble and Scrabble tournaments. Word Wars (2004) follows four enthusiastic Scrabble players on their way to the 2002 [...]

[...] into English such as chutney, curry and chashmere. Tournaments There are a number of Scrabble Tournaments held in every major Indian city, along Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad and others. But one is [...]

[...] adopted country in the 1st World Scrabble Championships. And so the regular attendance of Scrabble tournaments took its course: “I won the Israeli Championships several times after that, and [...]

[...] Scrabble Club to Issues with Mattel But Romania is not just a place with up-and-coming Scrabble tournaments, it’s also known for being the home of the Internet Scrabble Club. Catalin Caba has used [...]

[...] for the Collins Prize Fund The petition, brought to life by an internationally ranked Scrabble player called Winter, aimed to raise money for the Collins Division prize fund. This division is a [...]

[...] in words is great. It teaches your eye to find hooks – a skill that you also need as a Scrabble player. But compared to Scrabble, I missed the attraction of finding the best space to place [...]

[...] playing Word Chums: Choose your avatar! The Difference Between Word Chums and Scrabble A Scrabble player will find lots of familiar things in Word Chums. There is a game board with premium squares [...]

[...] To be honest, every Scrabble player has a favourite word that he always plays or keeps to himself. But Scrabble players are not [...]

[...] . But one is among the most prestigious tournaments in the world. The iGate International Scrabble Tournament is held annually every January in Bangalore, Karnataka. It is the fourth largest scrabble [...]

[...] ’s play and work record you might think that he prepares a lot before attending a Scrabble tournament. But the opposite might well be so. “Part of that is lack of discipline, but it’s [...]

[...] love and care, in the spirit of our traditional Romanian hospitality.” 2nd Romanian Open Scrabble Tournament 2014 The 2nd Romanian Open will take place from 10th – 12th October, 2014 at the Grand [...]