New Scrabble Words
It has been announced that there are now a lot of new words allowed in Scrabble like innit and thang.
Well not in my house, as I play with a proper set that has wooden tiles.
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May 9, 2011 - Posted by AnonW | News | Language
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I am supposed to do at least 30 minutes each day of cognitive stuff, such as hard sudoku etc to counteract the effect of the medication I take. I have become addicted to a game on facebook called Word Drop. It allows strange words – proper nouns and plurals are accepted, as are odd words of Anglicized Arabic and Yiddish and often it will accept both English and US spellings and the odd French or Latin word.
Comment by liz | May 9, 2011 |
These words haven’t actually been added to the online version so the only way you can play them is with a proper wooden tile set. While some of the slang words seem suspect I’m a huge fan of qin (a Chinese instrument) and inclusion of many Indian food terms since things like taco have been legit for ages. Fingers crossed for AP.
Comment by Natalie | May 10, 2011 |
Associated Press?
Comment by AnonW | May 10, 2011 |