Word Lists
Every word list on this site, arranged by length. 315,007 words in total, across 14 lengths and 583 pages for words starting with, ending in, or containing a given letter.
By length
Start here if you know how long the word is—a crossword slot, a Wordle row, or the tiles in front of you. Each length page carries the most common words of that length and links on to every first letter, last letter and contained letter that has enough words to be worth a page.
- 2 letter words 134 words, 127 playable
- 3 letter words 1,310 words, 1,009 playable
- 4 letter words 5,556 words, 3,924 playable
- 5 letter words 17,242 words, 14,865 playable
- 6 letter words 22,388 words, 15,237 playable
- 7 letter words 33,182 words, 23,115 playable
- 8 letter words 42,355 words, 28,427 playable
- 9 letter words 44,527 words, 24,878 playable
- 10 letter words 40,492 words, 20,305 playable
- 11 letter words 33,219 words, 15,504 playable
- 12 letter words 25,792 words, 11,358 playable
- 13 letter words 18,681 words, 7,827 playable
- 14 letter words 12,510 words, 5,127 playable
- 15 letter words 7,786 words, 3,192 playable
By what you are playing
- Scrabble word lists 10 listsTwo-letter words, Q without U, no vowels, highest scoring—all checked against ENABLE.
- Unscramble lettersAnagrams and jumbles: what a set of letters spells, in any order.
Questions
- How are these lists put together?
- Four public word lists are merged—ENABLE, FreeBSD's web2 (Webster's 1913), a Wordle valid-guess list, and Google's frequency list for ranking—giving 315,007 words. Every word is tagged everyday, word-game or archaic, and the lists are ordered so the words you would recognise come first. The full method is on the about page.
- Why does a list stop at 400 words?
- Because past that nobody reads, they scroll. Each page states its true total and shows the most common 400; the word finder on every page reaches all of them, and filters down to what you actually want faster than scrolling would.
- Are the archaic words real words?
- They were in 1913. Webster's dictionary of that year is out of copyright, which is why it underpins most free word lists, and it carries thousands of entries no one has used in a century. They are kept because they are occasionally the answer, shown last and labelled because a word game will often reject them.
Or just search
If you know the letters, the finder is faster than browsing. Type a rack for every word you can
spell from it, or a pattern like C?T for the positions you know.