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Word unscrambler tool that unscrambles your anagrams.

This Word unscrambler has various sort options you can set and a link to submit your unscrambled anagrams to Anagrammy.com website.



Useful for unscrambling words for crosswords as well.

Scrabble for Christmas in Chennai India.

If you are in India and fancy a game of scrabble then why not try out the Zygo Scrabble Clubs’ word fest from December 27 held in CHENNAI: Apparently this year’s edition of Zygo Scrabble Clubs’ word fest is taking place on the 27th December for 4 days.

From The Hindu - India's national newspaper the story below appears.
http://www.thehindu.com/2007/12/08/stories/2007120859240200.htm



Children will participate in two categories — the first group will include children up to Class VI and the second will have children from Classes VII to X. Older children will participate in the adult category.

Children will be tested in spelling, creative writing, fun poetry, language appreciation, scrabble, comprehension and public speaking. The audience can also watch a demonstration by adults and children who will try to set a record by playing scrabble from 9 a.m. on the day the contests are set to begin.



Mr. Damaraj the club secretary will play with 26 players simultaneously with the aim of bettering the record set by Aseervadam of Malaysia, who played against 25 players in November.

For details, log on to www.zygoclubs.com

Original story http://www.thehindu.com/2007/12/08/stories/2007120859240200.htm

Large list of Popular Anagrams

Here is a large collection of popular anagrams. Words and phrases unscrambled for you.

Dormitory: Dirty Room

Schoolmaster: The classroom

Elvis: Lives

Clint Eastwood: Old West Action

Western Union: No Wire Unsent

The Country Side: No City Dust Here

Desperation: A Rope Ends It

The Morse Code: Here Come Dots

Slot Machines: Cash Lost in'em

Conversation: Voices Rant On

Heavy Rain: Hire a Navy

Tom Cruise: So I'm Cuter

Mother-in-law: Woman Hitler

Funeral: Real Fun

Snooze Alarms: Alas! No More Z's

A Decimal Point: I'm a Dot in Place

Statue of Liberty: Built to Stay Free

Eleven plus two: Twelve plus one

Mel Gibson: Bong Smile

David Letterman: Nerd Amid Late TV

Howard Stern: Retard Shown

Debit card: Bad Credit

Jennifer Aniston - fine in torn jeans

Charles Bronson - "Has nobler scorn"
(he kills at least 1 person in each of his movies)

Dennis Rodman: Odd in manners
Dennis Rodman = Demon Innard

Adam Sandler: Darn Sad Male

Michael Jordan - major held icon

Drew Carey = Carry Weed

Paris Hilton – Hairpin Slot

Charles Manson- Harmless Canon

Princess Diana = end is a car spin

Elizabeth the First - zebra teeth are filth

T.S. Eliot - toilets

Bill Gates: gets a bill

Alec Guinness: genuine class

President Clinton of the USA: To Copulate he finds interns

United States=Studies at Ten

Sears Tower: Worst Rates

Universal Studios: Industrious slave

Plymouth Rock: Holy muck port

The Great Wall of China: Altogether, chain flaw

Microsoft's Internet Explorer: Complexities front ten errors

Information Superhighway: A Rough Whimper of Insanity

Los Angeles: Legal noses

Australia - Ultra Asia

UNITED STATES HISTORY = DATES UNITE THIS STORY

Houston = hot on us

the public art galleries: large picture halls, I bet

a stick of chewing gum: thing of magic we suck

DRINKING=DRINK GIN

MARTINI=RAM IT IN

Late night Chinese food party: Heating the crispy noodle fat

Fried noodles: Defines drool

The Two Towers: throw wet toes

Harry Potter: Hyper Rot Rat

The Matrix - THAT MIXER

Margaret Thatcher - That great charmer

Austin Powers = power us satin

Unforgiven: Fun over gin

Gunfight at the OK Corral: Choking grateful throat

Broken Arrow: A born worker

Escape from Alcatraz: Crap frozen in lame cast

Saturday night fever: Dirty after shave gun

The parallax view: Raw laxative help

Last man standing: Damm satan glints

United states of America: aim it at us, confederates
United States of America: Aim at Confederate Suits

Hillary Clinton - "Richly, ill, no tan"
Hillary Clinton: Only I can thrill

George Dubya - You're Bad Egg
President Bush - Burnished Pest
President W - Newest Drip
George Bush: He bugs Gore
George Bush: Shoe Bugger
George W. bush: where bugs go

Dick Cheney - Needy Chick

PRESIDENT SADDAM HUSSEIN = DISPENSED HUMAN DISASTER
Saddam Hussein: Demands of sushi
Saddam Hussein: Sad, Minus Heads
Saddam: Maddass
Saddam Hussain: Humans sad side

John Kerry = Horny Jerk

Ronald Wilson Reagan: Insane Anglo Warlord

Vice President Al Gore: Prerogatives Decline

Mister Newt Gingrich: Nice right wing monster

Tony Blair PM: I'm tory plan B

Liberal Democrats: Creditable morals

The Republican Party: Breach planet purity

Osama Bin Laden: I be so damn anal
Osama Bin Laden: Mean as bad lion
Osama Bin Laden: A mean sand boil
Osama Bin Laden: An Islam bad one
Osama Bin Laden: A nomad be slain
Osama Bin Laden: Anal media snob.
Osama Bin Laden: Am a bold insane.
Osama Bin Laden: An SOB led mania.
Osama Bin Laden: A damn alien SOB.
Osama Bin Laden: A man, an SOB lied.
Kill Osama: Slim Koala

Christina Aguilera = Ugly Satanic Hair
Christina Aguilera: Unrealistic Air Hag

Lynard Skynard - "Sly, randy, drank"

Bing Crosby - "sobbing cry" (what his son did after he beat him)

Linkin park = rap ink link

Sheryl crow = her slow cry

missy Elliot = is silly to em

Sublime = bums lie

Spice Girls = Pig Slices
The Spice Girls: Crises Get Help

Beyonce Knowles - cowboy knee lens

Mandy Moore: Dreamy Moon

Britney Spears: Retypes Brains
Britney Spears Album - Presumably Bra in set

Michael Jackson: he can mock jails

Marilyn Manson- man, only in mars

Nothing compares to you: Hey, I'm not a poetry song

My heart will go on: Oily anthem growl

If I could turn back time: Doubtful I'm a nice track

Another day in paridise: Oh dear, insanity parade

Tainted Love: Violent date

The Simpson’s - Oh! Miss-spent

Three's Company = HePaysRent.com

The Brady Bunch = Chubby hat nerd

The Simpson's: Mesh Pistols
The Simpson’s = men’s hot piss

Buffy the vampire slayer: feverishly repay fat bum

Oprah winfrey = horrify, we nap

Will and Grace: Crawling Deal

The Addams Family: My dismal fathead

All in the family: Finally the mail

Doogie Howser MD: Gosh, weirdo mode

The golden girls: Still hog gender

Grace under fire: Fine career dung

Timon and Pumba: Dumb Patio Mann

hibernates: the bear's in

the answer: wasn't here

precaution: I put on care

no income: come on in

EPISCOPAL = PEPSI COLA

Microwave = Warm Voice

alot of beer= fool beater

You can tell I'm bored - emotionally curbed

Tickle my fancy - Mickey cant fly

Stairway to Heaven - Heavy Wire to Satan

Halloween - AWE HELL NO

Thanksgiving - SAVING KNIGHT

Christmas - MARCH SITS

Easter – Eaters

New Years Eve - WE ERASE ENVY

Trick or treat - RETRACTOR KIT

Fireworks – FRIES WORK

Anagram Site: mating areas
Anagram Site = Stigma Arena

Ladybug – bald guy

Telephone - HELEN POET

Pumpkin Pie - I’M PIPE PUNK

Winter wonderland - IN WENT A WORLD NERD

vegetarian - ate in grave

Chemistry - ****, me cry

Step Dad = Dad Pest

Erased, Over, Out = A true overdose

Microsoft Works = Crows Omit Forks

All rights reserved=gravest hell riders

Anorexic= Ex Air Con

Dire antidotes = disorientated

No admittance = contaminated

"LISTEN!" = silent

Dance Dance Revolution = uncoordinated valence

Telepathic = ethical pet

Bored dot com = doctored mob

Gold and Silver = Grand Old Evils

Smelly feet = see fly melt

Til’ death do us part = outlandish duet trap

Prostitute = tourist pet

Cats Meow = Cows Mate

Microsoft Windows = Sown in discomfort

Astronomer = moon starer

Year two thousand = a year to shut down

Magic tricks = grim sick act

Guinness draught = naughtiness drug

Liquor Store: Quit or loser

Nudist colony - Untidy colons

October Sky=Rocket Boys

The triads - **** trade

Men are swine- mean wieners

Friday Thirteen - Terrify Than Die

"Tasmania" - "I am Satan"

Leaf=flea

Spiro Agnew------- grow a penis

Enduring = nude grin

America - air came

Bad girls- glad ribs

The eyes: they see

Nazi arm tag - amazing art

Males never ask for directions: Keen
crisis of men's road travel

Circumstantial evidence: can ruin a selected victim

New York Times: monkeys write

Payment received: every cent paid me

A shoplifter: has to pilfer

Valentine Poems: pen mates in love

Tired nerves: Tense Driver

Prenatal: parental

The check is in the mail: claim "heck I sent it"

Clothespins: so lets pinch

Astronomers: moon starers

Fur Speaker = Super Freak

The Holy Bible = Be Hit By Hello

The Lord Is King = Knight Soldier

Unidentified flying object = Injecting fun toy disbelief

Flamethrower: oh, felt warmer

Laxative - exit lava

Action man: cannot aim

Christine - Nice Shirt

I WANT A DIVORCE" = "CAN A VOW RIDE IT

All 101 Two-Letter Words Acceptable in the OWL2

Heres a list of all 2 letter words as worked out by www.wolfberg.net
ref: http://www.wolfberg.net/scrabble/wordlists/OWL2/twos/

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All 101 Two-Letter Words Acceptable in the OWL2
The five words shown with a suffixed plus sign are new in OWL2 as of March 1, 2006.
AA - rough, cindery lava FE+ - a Hebrew letter OM - a mantra
AB - abdominal muscle GO - a Japanese board game ON - batsman's side of wicket
AD - advertisement HA - sound of surprise OP - a style of abstract art
AE - one HE - male person OR - the heraldic color gold
AG - agriculture HI - used as a greeting OS - a bone
AH - to exclaim in surprise HM - expresses consideration OW - expresses pain
AI - three-toed sloth HO - a whore; deemed offensive OX - a clumsy person
AL - an East Indian tree ID - part of the psyche OY - expresses dismay
AM - form of "to be" IF - a possibility PA - father
AN - indefinite article IN - to harvest PE - a Hebrew letter
AR - the letter "R" IS - form of "to be" PI - a Greek letter
AS - to the same degree IT - neuter pronoun QI+ - Chinese vital force
AT - in the position of JO - sweetheart RE - a tone of the scale
AW - expresses protest KA - (Egyptian) spiritual self SH - urges silence
AX - cutting tool KI+ - qi (Chinese vital force) SI - ti (a tone of the scale)
AY - affirmative vote LA - a tone of the scale SO - sol (a tone of the scale)
BA - (Egyptian) eternal soul LI - Chinese unit of distance TA - expression of gratitude
BE - to have actuality LO - expresses surprise TI - a tone of the scale
BI - a bisexual MA - mother TO - in the direction of
BO - a pal ME - personal pronoun UH - expresses hesitation
BY - a side issue MI - a tone of the scale UM - indicates hesitation
DE - of; from - used in names MM - expresses assent UN - one
DO - a tone of the scale MO - a moment UP - to raise
ED - education MU - a Greek letter US - personal pronoun
EF - the letter "F" MY - possessive pronoun UT - musical tone (is now DO)
EH - expresses doubt NA - no; not WE - pronoun
EL - elevated railroad NE - born with the name of WO - woe
EM - the letter "M" NO - a negative reply XI - a Greek letter
EN - the letter "N" NU - a Greek letter XU - monetary unit of Vietnam
ER - expresses hesitation OD - a hypothetical force YA - you
ES - the letter "S" OE - Faeroe Islands whirlwind YE - you
ET - a past tense of eat OF - coming from YO - used to call attention
EX - the letter "X" OH - to exclaim in surprise ZA+ - pizza
FA - a tone of the scale OI+ - oy (expresses dismay)


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Scrabble Help and Tips to Boost your Scrabble Scores.

There are nearly 100 2-Letter Words and 1000 3-Letter Words in the OSPD. Of these, about half will be familiar to most people. Try taking your time to learn the other 500 or so words and you can add at least 50 points to your average score.

Feel your tiles move them around, and you may be amazed at what you can find. Some words look really bad until you add -IER after or UN- before them.

Don’t play an s just because you can. Estimates of the value of an S range from 8 to 20 points. What that means in real terms is that before you even consider playing an S, you should make sure the play is worth at least 10 points more than your 2nd best play. Throw away an S and you might as well be handing your opponent an extra turn.
The blanks, by being able to substitute for any letter, are by far the most valuable tiles in Scrabble. About the only time you should play a blank for less than 50 points is when you're stuck with the Q, all the U's are out, and you need the points too much to change tiles.
Q can be a quite scary letter. However there are 21 words in the OSPD that use the Q without a U.

The Tournament Rules booklet is about 16 pages and takes less than a half-hour to read through, but at almost every competition there's at least one argument caused by a new player who doesn't know how to proceed and a veteran whose nerves are on edge. Read the rules and learn the game.

Don’t try to find loopholes to circumvent the rules. More than a few players have tried to "quick draw" to avoid challenges, call excessive holds to use up an opponent's clock, and a few other tricks.

The OSPD lists over 54,000 7- and 8-letter words. With that many to choose from, almost any letter combination can be hiding a bingo. No matter how bad your rack looks, it's worth taking 30 seconds to look. You may not find one, or recognize it if you do find it, but you'll always berate yourself for missing one you didn't look for.

To make things easier, we're just going to list a few of the basic defensive strategies:

o Try not to open a game with an E, S, R, or T on the center square. It gives your opponent too many bingo chances from the TWS.

o A vowel next to a colored square is a hot spot your opponent can score on.

o The C, Z, Q, and V are useful for playing near the triple lines because they don't take hooks. J and K are also strategic because they only have back hooks.

o A 3-letter play parallel to another word can effectively block off up to 5 bingo lines while scoring good points.

o Avoid giving away two letter word score plays. Really avoid giving away triple-triples.

o Learn words that don't take an S hook and use them.

o If you're going to leave a hook, it helps to have the letter needed for the hook already in your rack.

Here’s a short list of perfectly valid Scrabble words, but which your opponent will presume you’ve spelt incorrectly. They, of course, will challenge you and reach for the Scrabble dictionary. You know that you’ve just got yourself an extra turn. Try this more than once and you may get your bluff called.

There are piles of words in the Scrabble dictionary that fit the description; these are just a few examples.

AMUCK APATITE ASBESTUS ASPERATE COALA CHICKORY CIGARET CUNDUM CUTLAS CYDER DORNOCK DROWND FANTOM GALIVANT GOODBY GREWSOME JALOPY KREEP KULTUR KUMQUAT MUSTACHE PEEPUL PENCEL PENSIL RABBET SKEEING SYCOSIS.

Hope these scrabble help scenarios have provided some good tips.

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