Jumble Solver

Jumble solver is a tool used to unscramble words that have been jumbled. It is often used by students and adults alike for a variety of purposes, such as solving crossword puzzles, word scrambles, and other word games. The solver works by taking a jumbled word as input, and then using algorithms, such as anagram solving, to generate a list of potential solutions. It then uses a dictionary to verify the accuracy of the words it has found. This can be a great help in solving puzzles and other word games.

A Jumble Solver works by taking a jumbled set of letters and attempting to find all possible words that can be formed with them. The solver starts by trying to match the jumbled letters to common dictionary words. If no matches are found, it then attempts to rearrange the letters into different combinations to find possible words. Once the possible words are found, the solver will then check to see if any of the words are valid solutions to the puzzle.

Using a Jumble Solver can save time and energy when solving puzzles that involve jumbled words. It is faster and more efficient than manually trying to unscramble the words. Additionally, it can help to improve problem-solving skills by challenging the user to think of alternate solutions and ways to solve the puzzle. Finally, it can be a great source of entertainment for people of all ages.

Scrabble has 2 dictionaries, TWL and SOWPODS. You can search either with our Scrabble Dictionary to find out more about a word that you want to play.

Advanced Options
- Choose from Scrabble US or Scrabble UK or Word With Friends or All Dictionaries - You can use ?'s for blank tiles or wild card characters.
- You can choose what the word starts with, ends with or contains in the "Advanced Options" menu

These facts are according to the SOWPODS lexicon as amended in 2006.

• The highest scoring 7-letter bingo is "MUZJIKS". The tiles total 29 points, and it scores 128 on the first move.
• The highest scoring 8-letter bingo in Collins is "QUIZZIFY" (using a blank for one of the Zs). Placed on two triple-word squares with the Z on a double letter square, it scores 419.
• The highest scoring 8-letter bingo in TWL and the highest scoring 8-letter bingo without a blank is "QUINZHEE", which amounts to 401 points when played across two triple-word squares.
• The lowest possible score for a bingo is 56. This is achieved by making an 8-letter word with six one-point tiles and two blanks, or by making a 7-letter word with one blank and a two-letter word with both blanks. The word must not be doubled or tripled, and no one-point tile may be doubled or tripled. A 55-point bingo is theoretically possible in tournament play, by making a two-blank play on an empty board that misses the center star.
• The highest scoring 15-letter bingo is theoretically "OXYPHENBUTAZONE" (an anti-inflammatory drug most often used to treat arthritis). With 8 letters already placed between three triples, the word can score 1785. There are no reports of a triple-triple-triple ever being played in a competitive game, as it requires very unlikely circumstances.
• Based on the tile frequency, the most likely bingos in SOWPODS are OTARINE#/NOTAIRE#, followed by ETAERIO# (the # denotes words not in the TWL lexicon). Using the TWL lexicon, the most probable bingos are ANEROID, AILERON/ALIENOR, ATONIES, ELATION/TOENAIL, and ERASION.