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Table of Contents 1 Table of Contents 2 Letter Words .................................................................................................................................2 3 Letter Words .................................................................................................................................3 4 Letter Words .................................................................................................................................5 5 Letter Words ...............................................................................................................................12 6 Letter Words ...............................................................................................................................25 7 Letter Words ...............................................................................................................................43 8 Letter Words ...............................................................................................................................60 All words are taken from OWL 22 HOW TO USE THIS DOCUMENT Have you ever wanted to maximize your studying time? Just buzzing through word lists do not ensure that you will ever play the word….ever. The word lists in this document were run through 917,607 full game simulations. Only words that were played at least 100 times are in this list and in the order of most frequently played. These lists are in order or probability to play with the first word being the most probable. To maximize the use of this list is easy. Simply read from top to bottom in the word length of your choice. This is a big difference than using rack probability lists. Although you may find it on your rack, chances are there is a word that is more often used. For example: ALEURON was played 576 times and ALEURONE was played 709 times. This shows that while you could have played ALEURON it was generally more productive to know and play ALEURONE. 1 Visit the Ottawa Scrabble® Club homepage at http://www.ottawascrabbleclub.com 2 Lists compiled by Chris ten Den and Jeremy Hildebrandt. Words generated by Jeremy Hildebrandt 2 Letter Words QI XI EX OX ZA JO AX XU OI IF OF OE OW OY EF HI WE AI WO FA FE AW YO IT AA UH YE IN AE EH HM KI AY OH ID YA BI TI HE NU HO UT BY LI GO AH MY PI KA OR UN UP ET BE EN MI OP HA ON NE AG TO BO AB PE OD RE MU ER LO EL NO AD SH OM UM EM IS AR ED DO BA DE AN ME SI AT MM NA PA US MO TA LA AL AM ES OS MA AS SO 2 3 Letter Words QAT QIS QUA SUQ JOE ZEE AXE EAU OXO TAJ AZO WIZ VOX JET OAF ZIT ZOA ADZ NIX JIN ZED VEX ZIN YOU GOX LEZ JEW FEW VAW OWE FEZ JOT JEE JIG VOW WAX ZAG WOO AYE ZIG RAJ JEU JAW HEX JOW DEX ZOO AWA FOE AHI EYE REX FOX JOG FIE FIZ VEG FOU ZAX HAJ TAX AVO BIZ VID VOE JAY VIM RAX HIE WOE FEU VIG DEV JAR ZEP YEA JUN JIB WIG FEH JOB JAM FAX FIX GUV IVY VET TUI JOY EWE WUD FOH JAB BOX WIT ZAP LOX DUI WEB JUT VIE ZIP VIA TAV VAN WIN OHO TUX AWE JAG COZ FOB FEE HAO KOI WOG OOH DIF GIE PIX FIB LEX PIU VAT ZAS HOE FOY NTH FOG FAB WAE JUG FEY VUM LUV VAU WAB POI FEN OBI ZEK FIG YEW BOW YOW EGO AAH LAX REV VUG YID HUE PAX KEX FOP MAX POX RIF ONO YIN FEM WOW FAG FON NOH MIX AHA WOT OBE FAY OFT OAK SIX TEW MEW OVA TWO FIT IRE WEE AVA EVE ION VAV ABO GOO WEN PEW ADO WET WAG BIO FUB WAW EFT OXY NEW ONE VAR FAD JUS XIS TIE TOW VIS VEE BEE BEG APO FAN NEE WOP HEW DEF VAC GEE HAE HIN RIN GEY OKA INN FIN NAH FET WON UPO WYE COX TOY KOA REI WAY HAW HOB HOW AFT HEY BOP OOT GHI BAP LUX EON EME YEN DOW HOG GOY HEN LEV TEE BAH PEG TAW HID NAW PST POW WOK GIT REF OPE FUN ICE OKE ABA YIP GOA NOW KIF NEB MOW FAT KEG KAF NOO FUG AGO MAW KEF LAV YOD FID SOX GUY PAW YAY UDO AIT AUK TOE OWN AWN YON CWM PIA WYN UTE BRR DUO YET PIE GIP FUD TWA EEK NOR WED GEM DEW OUR KAE ODE BEY HIM HOY GET HIP CAW WHO BIG WAP WRY PHT SEX HIT KUE UTA WAD CEE GOT EMU ULU NAN ENG ANE EDH ROW ODA AID DUH TEG YEH DOG AVE GOB DAW CIG LEI WHA TOO COW NUN BOO ERR ANI POO HAG OAT NIT LIN ICY ERN ECU BOA BAA UKE SAX HOD TAO PHI DIG FED AMU NET OUT OBA FRY GIB GAB HON GED TIT TSK ORE MOO GOD WAT ANY ORA ERE NAY ANA BEN GAY AGA HUB RAW FIR NOB APE KOB GAP OAR GAE DEE DIE MIB DIT NOT YOM BUY DAH DEY BOG YAG RIG OIL FRO EKE MEG AIM TRY GOR KHI YOB COO DAK PEH AIN TYE NIB WAN HUN BAY KIT PIG PUB RAI EGG MOA RID BET EEL RAH NEG TOG LAW MOG ROE HAY DOE YEP KID RHO ATE OCA GID AGE GNU TED HEH BIN ERG FER TET FOR NAE BOD BIT KIR RUT SEI AMI BAG RUN TAU COG OUD MEN KAB NOD THY FUR HOT KEA TAD BOY LOW BYE DIN YOK OWL RUE DAY GYM GYP AIR MIG CUE WIS TOD MOB OHM YUM GEN TIC TOT PEN ARF NUT HET HEP AMA ODD NOG OLE NIM DRY NIP AWL NAB ETH DOT DEB MHO POH LOO DAG ETA DIB KAT PEE WAR LIT DIP THE KOR KEY BUG DID FLY DUG BID GUT KIP MAE HER YAK YUP OSE DIM RAN DEN DON PEA YAW THO IGG YUK DYE HEM FAR PYX ELF KEN REG WHY LEU GIN RIA RIB YAH BOT OPT BED NOM COY KOP BIB TIP SOU DOM TUT DUE RET RYE LID HUG YAR ABY EAT HUT KAY END REE KIN SYN HAD EFF COB REC ATT ADD ACE GEL HIC LAR FIL REB RIP IRK TOM VAS CAB NUB GAT KYE CEP PAH DOC HUP GIG HAH TUG PIN RYA TAB MIR PIT POD PET DAB TAG LEY RUG BAD GAD AND MET BAN PUG YAP PYE REM AAL LOT AIS KEP BAM MOP MED LEE PED OES ORT UGH IFS OFF FLU RIM BEL LET DUN DAN DAP CRY LYE PAY IMP TAN HAP LIB HAT MYC DUP LIE ROD EBB CRU LOG HUH ANT GAG DAD MON PYA EFS YAM TAE CAY TAT ARE TOP NAP ROT LEK NIL PAD RED HAM GAM BUN DOR ROB PIC TIN AIL RAY GUN MUG NAG HOP SEE ERA USE COD ORC TUP MID ROM INK URN SEW DUD ELK HUM LIP STY LEG DUB GUM BUD EAR ORB RAD LAY FES MAP TUB NAM APT PEC URD LOP MUN MOD CAD MAG ALA BUM CEL MOC GUL TEA CON CUT POT GAN PUD RAT REP MAY CUB MIC BOB DOL AMP LOB HYP SAU PUN CAN BAT FAS PAN PRY ILK SEG DAM MUD PER CUD DEL WOS CHI ACT COP ITS TEN BRO AFF MOT TIL COT CUP BUT ALE GAR IFF URP INS COR TON RAG LAT RUB TOR ELM 3 MAD SIR MUT PAT ART ROC TAM YES SOW MAN ARC MOR AAS MEL RUM OLD ARK DAL MIL ICK ALT GOS LUG LAD PRO IDS BYS LED PUT TUN WAS ENS SRI POM BUR ISM BAR PLY CAT GAL PSI PIP LAG ELD LAB SAE LUM SUE TAP CAM DIS MAT SIC EDS SOY LEA CUM SLY ALB CAP SAW PUR SIN ELL TAR PEP BAL ICH SHY SIB MOL NOS PAR URB PAC SEC SIT UMP CIS BUB MEM ARB HMM LAC ILL POL NUS ODS BES SHE BRA COL ALP SEN PAM LAM TEL CAR AYS MOM ORS APP RAP EMS OHS POP ADS ONS MIM MAC ARM CUR LIS PUL AGS MAR PAL RAM HES SHH HIS SKY SUK SOD SUN KOS SEA LAP SPY TIS SAD PAP DOS SAY SOT SON BIS RES SKI SET UTS COS SOB ASK ASH AHS ERS ALL BOS GAS SIP HOS KIS PES PUP ARS SIM UMM SAG OMS SIS ASP ELS SHA SAC SUB ESS SOL RAS SAT SER SOP OPS ABS MUM BUS LES UNS PIS HAS SAB SOM MOS ASS MIS TAS SEL SUP KAS SOS SUM LAS PUS ALS SKA MAS BAS UPS SPA SAP SAL MUS PAS ZUZ 4 4 Letter Words All words that were played in at least 100 games over 917,607 games. 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