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Word Finder Help for Your Favorite Word Games

Whether you’re a Words with Friends® addict or just enjoy a good crossword puzzle, we know you’re always looking for an edge. That’s why we’ve created Word Finder: the ultimate tool for finding words for your favorite word games.

Just enter your letters and our tool will do the rest. It’s that simple!

We designed Word Finder with you in mind. We know that time is precious, so we made the search process quick and easy. And we know that everyone’s a different kind of learner, so we made the definitions.

How to Use Our Word Finder

Our word finder is the perfect tool for anyone who needs a little help with their word game. Whether you're stuck on a puzzle in your favorite game or you're just looking for a little extra help with a crossword, our word finder is here to help.

Just enter the letters you have into the word finder and hit search. Our word finder will scour our dictionary for words that match the letters you've entered. Once it finds a word that matches, it will show you the definition and any related words.

If you're still stuck, you can try our word unscrambler. Just enter your letters into the unscrambler and hit search. Our unscrambler will unscramble the letters and show you all of the words that can be made with those letters.

Still stuck? Check out our tips and tricks for improving your word game skills.

Advanced Search Features

• Words that start with: Use the “starts” field to limit your search results only to words that start with a certain letter or letters.

• Words containing these letters: Find words that contain a certain letter or set letters using the “contains” search field.

• Words ending in: Use the “ends” field to look for words that end in a particular letter or combination of letters.

• Words by length: The “length” field helps you search for words with a certain number of letters.

Word Games to Play Anywhere, Any Time

Whether you’re looking for a quick mental break at work or want to spend some quality family time together, word games are the perfect solution! These games are easy to learn and can be enjoyed by people of all ages. Best of all, they can be played practically anywhere – all you need is a pen and paper.

Keep Up With Wordle and Other New Word Games

It's no surprise that there's been a recent surge in popularity for word games. And we're not just talking about the classic Scrabble or crossword puzzles. These new word games are creative, challenging, and just plain fun.

One of the most popular new word games is Wordle. The premise is simple: you're given a set of random letters and you have to make as many words as possible. But the challenge is that you can only use each letter once. So you really have to think outside the box to come up with all the words.

If you're looking for a fun and challenging way to improve your vocabulary, Wordle is definitely worth checking out. But if you're looking for something even more challenging, there are plenty of other new word games to choose from.

Word Games for All Ages

Word Games to Help Kids Learn

We all know that children learn best when they're having fun. And there's no doubt that games are a great way to keep kids entertained while they're learning. But did you know that there are certain games that can actually help kids learn new words?

Here are a few of our favorites:

• Word Ladder: This is a great game for helping kids sound out new words. To play, you'll need a list of words that all start with the same letter (for example, cat, cow, cup, and so on). Then, challenge your child to come up with a new word that starts with the last letter of the previous word. So, the sequence might go like this: cat, tin, nap, pen, etc.
• Word Scrabble: This game is similar to the classic board game, but with a twist. Instead of using random letters, you'll need to come up with words that start with a certain letter. For example, if the letter is 'c', you could use words like 'cat', 'cow', 'cup', etc.
• Hangman: This is a classic game that can be played with any list of words. Simply challenge your child to guess the letters in a word, one by one. If they guess a letter that's in the word, you write it in its correct position. If they guess a letter that's not in the word, you draw a part of the hangman diagram.
• Word Jumble: This is a great game for helping kids think of new words. To play, you'll need a list of words (it can be anything from animal names to fruit). Then, challenge your child to unscramble the letters to form the words.
• Word Match: This is a simple memory game that can be played with any list of words. Write out the words on a piece of paper, and then challenge your child to match them up. For an extra challenge, time them to see how fast they can do it.

These are just a few ideas to get you started. There are tons of other great games out there that can help kids learn new words. So get creative and have fun!