Scrabble Dictionary

This site is built for Scrabble players who want fast, reliable answers while they practice or prepare for games. It focuses on two everyday needs: checking whether a word is valid in official lists and finding playable words from a rack of letters. Both tasks are handled by a simple, direct interface so players can stay focused on the game rather than wrestling with a complex tool.

The dictionary side provides authoritative validation. When you submit a word, the server checks it against official word lists rather than relying on a client-side dataset. This protects the integrity of the source files and keeps the logic consistent across sessions. It also means the client only renders results that have already been validated on the server, which keeps the UI clean and predictable. The system does not guess or infer validity; it reports whether a word exists in the official lists and then provides helpful context around it.

The word finder is designed for practical play. You can input your rack and optionally include blanks using the "?" character. The solver returns valid words you can play, factoring in the blank tiles as wildcards. This feature is especially useful when you are studying anagrams, practicing rack management, or exploring high-probability plays. The focus is not on flashy output but on quick, usable results that match official lists.