New Two-Letter Words and Their Inflections

OSPD4 New 2s and 3s

Here is a list of the new two- and three-letter words in the fourth edition of the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary. New Two-Letter Words and Their Inflections

FE, FES n a Hebrew letter KI, KIS n the vital force in Chinese thought OI interj oy QI, QIS n the vital force that in Chinese thought is inherent in all things ZA, ZAS n a pizza

Other Entries Containing New Three-Letter Words AG, AGS n agriculture AHI, AHIS n a marine food fish AH, AHS, AHED, AHING v aah APO, APOS n a type of protein APP, APPS n a computer program for a major task BES, BESES n beth CIG, CIGS n a cigarette CRU, CRUS n a grade or class of wine DAN, DANS n a level or skill in martial arts DEF, DEFFER, DEFFEST n excellent DIF, DIFS n diff DUH interj used to indicate that something just stated is too obvious ED, EDS n education EEK interj used to express sudden fright FAB, FABS n sudden created or constructed FAB, FABBER, FABBEST adj fabulous GO, GOS n a Japanese board game IGG, IGGS, IGGED, IGGING v to ignore KYE, KYES n a private Korean-American banking club MEG, MEGS n a megabyte MIC, MICS n a microphone MYC, MYCS n a gene that transforms a normal cell into a cancerous cell NEG, NEGS n a photographic negative OBA, OBAS n a hereditary chief in Benin and Nigeria ODA, ODAS n a room in a harem ONO, ONOS n a large mackerel PST interj psst RAI, RAIS n a style of popular Algerian music SOM, SOMS n a monetary unit of Kyrgyzstan SUK, SUKS n souk URP, URPS, URPED, URPING v to vomit UTE, UTES n a utility vehicle VID, VIDS n a video VUM interj used to express surprise YAG, YAGS n a synthetic garnet ZEP, ZEPS n a long sandwich ZUZ n an ancient Hebrew silver coin ZZZ interj used to suggest the sound of snoring

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