A Scrabble dictionary and word-finder that validates against official word lists.
This is a Scrabble reference site built around two jobs: checking whether a word is valid in official lists, and finding playable words from a rack of letters.
When you submit a word, the server checks it against official word lists (rather than a client-side dataset that could be stale or tampered with). The system does not guess validity; it reports whether the word exists in the official lists and adds context around it.
Enter your rack and optionally include blanks using "?". The solver returns valid playable words, treating blanks as wildcards. Useful for studying anagrams, practicing rack management, and exploring high-probability plays.
Definitions are provided to make results more useful, but they are not the source of truth for validity. A separate lookup runs after validation and is cached for speed. If a word is valid but the definition is unavailable, the word still appears as valid.
The site includes word list pages for study and for search entry points, so you can browse list-based content, revisit tricky words, and build familiarity with the official vocabulary.
The project is intentionally narrow in scope. It is not a full Scrabble analytics suite or a move search engine; it is a reliable dictionary and word finder that respects official lists.
