Anagrams from tea
With Use every tile on, three-letter matches include ate, eat and tea. Turn it off to include shorter words, such as at.
A LITTLE CURIOSITY. A LOT OF POSSIBILITIES.
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THE POSSIBILITIES
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Independent dictionary: ESDB · American English · size 60
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Enter up to 15 A–Z letters and 2 blanks (? or *). Or use a fixed-position pattern such as c_t, where each underscore is one unknown letter.
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Rearrange an anagram, explore a letter-based puzzle, or compare word forms while practicing vocabulary. These examples use the same filters as your own searches.
Repeated letters in letter
Includes ee finds words with two E’s, including letter and tree. Contains ee requires those E’s together, so it excludes letter.
Words with a missing letter
The pattern c_t can find cat, cot and cut. Adding a rack of cat narrows it to cat. Fixed pattern letters do not add tiles to a rack.
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