Three letters create more lanes
Three-letter words fit into compact spaces while offering more placement options than longer plays. They are especially useful for reaching a premium square or connecting two parts of the board.
Study useful extensions
Prioritize short words that can take a common letter at the front or back. A playable hook gives the word value beyond the current turn and helps you recognize future parallel-play opportunities.
Use the list as a study tool
The scored examples below are a focused starting point, not a substitute for the official lexicon used in your game. Confirm unfamiliar entries before relying on them in competitive play.