Real letter cubes
Grids are shaken from the classic cube sets, so letters appear in realistic proportions.
Shake the letter cubes and race the clock. Link touching letters to spell words of three letters or more, then compare your list with every word hidden in the grid.
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Grids are shaken from the classic cube sets, so letters appear in realistic proportions.
Drag across letters, tap them one by one or just type the words you see.
At the end every valid word in the grid is listed, longest first.
Words must be at least three letters long and are built from letters that touch each other in the grid, including diagonally. You may not use the same cube twice in one word. The Qu cube counts as two letters, so QUIT uses three cubes. Proper nouns and abbreviations do not count; this game checks words against a curated English word list of about 38,000 common words.
Scoring follows the classic rules: three and four letter words score 1 point, five letters 2, six letters 3, seven letters 5 and eight or more 11. The 5x5 grid uses the Big Boggle cube set, which has more vowels and allows longer words.
-ED, -ER, -ING and -S turn short words into longer, higher-scoring ones.
QU words such as QUIT, QUOTE and QUEEN are often overlooked.
Work around each letter's neighbors to find hidden combinations.
Drag across the letters and let go, tap letters one after another and tap the last one again to submit, or type the word and press Enter.
It may be too short, already found, impossible to trace on the grid, or not in the word list. The message under the grid tells you which.
The Q cube always shows Qu and spells both letters. Type the full word, including the U.
A list derived from SCOWL with roughly 38,000 common English words, the same list used by our anagram solver.
Your best score for each grid size is saved in this browser.
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