It would usually mean Day Month Year - The only other time I've heard that used - was in an episode of The Simpsons... in that instance it meant 'don't mess yourself' !
The word Ida is not a valid Scrabble word according to the official dictionary.
A zek is a prisoner at a Russian prison, particularly in a Soviet labour camp.
According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 2 words with the pattern FOR--OC-. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter F and 2nd letter O and 3rd letter R and 6th letter O and 7th letter C. In alphabetical order, they are:
forehock
forelock
According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 9 words with the pattern T-RO----S. That is, nine letter words with 1st letter T and 3rd letter R and 4th letter O and 9th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:
throbbers
throbless
thrombins
thronners
thropples
throstles
throttles
throwings
tyrosines
What words can be made with letters h a d o u z e?
haze, hazed, daze, adz, adze, had, a, ad, ah, oh, uh, ado, doe, do, he, head, duh, due, hoe, ode
What is a six letter word that has tomato smell apple feeling and job in common?
The answer is:ROTTEN
A beccafico is a small bird, also known as the figpecker, Latin name Sylvia hortensis.
How many letter C tiles are there in a scrabble game?
There are two (2) tiles bearing the letter 'C' with assigned value of three (3) points for each tile in standard scrabble.
What four letter words can be made out of perk with only changing one letter....not jerk?
== == A plenty are listed below!!2#
PARK
PEAK
PORK
PECK
PEEK
PERL (a knitting term)
PERM
Shocked!!!!!!!!! there are still more....
pert
perf
peri
perp
Also changing other letters (and not being too fussy about dictionaries) berk ( British slang term for a fool or objectionable person )
merk ( A Scottish silver coin )
nerk ( see the urbandictionary.com, also the name of a Berlin club)
serk ( again, see urbandictionary.com, and name of a German indie band )
yerk ( Middle English, to bind tightly )
zerk ( An Austrian - American inventor )
penk ( A river in England, and name of a Star Trek character ) erk
What words do you get with the letters s a n a r e r?
These:
anears
arenas
snarer
anear
ansae
areas
arena
arras
earns
nares
nears
rares
raser
rears
reran
saner
saran
snare
anas
anes
ansa
area
ares
asea
earn
ears
eras
erns
errs
near
rare
rase
rear
sane
sear
sera
aas
ana
ane
are
ars
ear
ens
era
ern
err
ers
nae
ran
ras
res
sae
sea
sen
ser
aa
ae
an
ar
as
en
er
es
na
ne
re
What words can be made with these letters u e I I o x h r?
2-letter words
ae, ag, ah, ai, ar, eh, er, ha, he, hi, re, uh
3-letter words
age, air, are, ear, eau, era, erg, gae, gar, ghi, gie, hae, hag, her, hie, hue, hug, ire, rag, rah, reg, rei, ria, rig, rue, rug, ugh
4-letter words
ager, ague, gaur, gear, grue, guar, hair, hare, hear, heir, hire, huge, rage, ragi, rhea, ruga, urea, urge
5-letter words
argue, auger, aurei, gerah, huger, rugae, uraei
6-letter words
hegari, hegira
66 words found.
Himself, half, roof, wolf, life, motif, herself, myself, yourself
It's a teaching strategy for teachers. I googled this because I was trying to figure out what each of the categories (represented by a letter) is. You ask the students to think about a topic or book or lecture and they have to come up with 'what they know about it' (K), what they want to know about it (W)...and I'm not sure what L is. That's what I'm googling for. Maybe K is 'Knew' and then L is what they've learned...
What Scrabble words end in ut?
2-letter words
ut
3-letter words
but, cut, gut, hut, jut, mut, nut, out, put, rut, tut
4-letter words
abut, bhut, bout, brut, daut, glut, gout, haut, lout, maut, phut, pout, rout, scut, shut, slut, smut, taut, tout
5-letter words
about, beaut, caput, clout, debut, donut, flout, gamut, ghaut, glout, grout, input, kaput, knout, kraut, rebut, recut, scout, shout, snout, spout, stout, strut, trout, uncut
6-letter words
ablaut, barbut, besmut, buyout, catgut, cobnut, devout, dimout, dugout, englut, hagbut, hognut, krubut, layout, mahout, midgut, miscut, payout, peanut, pignut, pigout, precut, qiviut, ragout, redout, rotgut, rubout, runout, sacbut, sagbut, setout, sprout, tryout, umlaut, unshut, walnut
7-letter words
backout, bailout, beshout, blowout, burgout, burnout, cajaput, cajeput, cajuput, coconut, cookout, dropout, eelpout, fallout, foldout, foregut, gallnut, grayout, hackbut, haircut, halibut, handout, hangout, hideout, hindgut, holdout, holibut, kajeput, kashrut, linecut, linocut, locknut, lockout, lookout, missout, occiput, pullout, rainout, readout, rollout, sackbut, sellout, sickout, slipout, spinout, surtout, takeout, thruput, timeout, turnout, walkout, washout, wipeout, without, woodcut, workout
8-letter words
aeronaut, antismut, aquanaut, argonaut, beechnut, betelnut, blackout, breadnut, breakout, brownout, bullpout, carryout, checkout, chestnut, closeout, cockshut, cocoanut, crosscut, doughnut, earthnut, flameout, freakout, gadabout, hazelnut, hornpout, indevout, intercut, knockout, layabout, lilliput, malemiut, marabout, oceanaut, phaseout, pitchout, printout, resprout, runabout, seascout, shakeout, shootout, shortcut, sinciput, stakeout, standout, stickout, thumbnut, undercut, undevout, uppercut, watchout, whiteout
9-letter words
astronaut, candlenut, cosmonaut, dishclout, downspout, groundnut, groundout, hereabout, rainspout, stirabout, strikeout, turnabout, walkabout
10-letter words
bladdernut, juggernaut, knockabout, roundabout, rouseabout, roustabout, sauerkraut, superscout, thereabout, throughout, throughput, waterspout, whereabout
11-letter words
breechclout
227 words found.
Soothsayer
Words that end in m are: Pam, mom, gum, millennium, mammogram, momentum, anagram, platinum, album, plagiarism, opossum and sum.
Who holds the Guinness World Record for the highest score in Scrabble?
Mark Landsberg (USA) ended a tournament-level game of Scrabble on 13 June 1993 with a score of 770. The game was played at Eagle Rock, California, USA, under North American rules and using the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary (OSPD). The highest score in a tournament game using the Official Scrabble Words International (OSWI) rules is 785, by Jackie McLeod (UK) in 2002.