296 words come out when you unscramble ANNOUNCERS, starting with ANNOUNCERS itself: 12 in Scrabble, 17 in Words With Friends. The 10 letters split into 4 vowels and 6 consonants.
A1N12N12O1U12N12C34E1R1S1
Scrabble value on each tile, blue for Words With Friends when different.
Words from ANNOUNCERS by length: 1 with 10 letters, 2 with 9, 4 with 8, 27 with 7, 60 with 6, 60 with 5, 60 with 4, 60 with 3 and 22 with 2.
23 of 27 7-letter words from ANNOUNCERS tie at 9 points; none scores more. SCANNER, NEURONS and CANNONS will look familiar.
Of the 60 6-letter words you get when you unscramble ANNOUNCERS, 52 score 8 points, the group's best. SOURCE, COURSE and CANNON are the ones most people know.
Every one of the 60 5-letter words in ANNOUNCERS scores 7. CAUSE, CANON and OCEAN are everyday picks.
Of the 60 4-letter words made with ANNOUNCERS letters, 54 score 6 points, the group's best. CASE, CARE and ONCE are the ones most people know.
60 3-letter words you get when you unscramble ANNOUNCERS; 20 of them share the top score of 5. ARE, CAN and ONE are everyday picks.
Trade one tile of ANNOUNCERS for another and you can spell these 6 words:
More 10-letter words: starting with AN · ending in RS · all 10-letter words
ANNOUNCERS first, then short meanings for the 7 best-scoring answers.
Score: Scrabble · Words With Friends
Yes. ANNOUNCERS is playable in Scrabble US and Scrabble UK, and it is in the list Words With Friends is built on.
| Game | Scrabble US | Scrabble UK | Words With Friends* |
|---|---|---|---|
| ANNOUNCERS itself | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Answers accepted (of 296) | 229 | 294 | 209 |
* Based on the list Words With Friends started from; the live game may differ.
Scrabble US and Words With Friends* skip 65 of them: CARNEOUS, CARNOSE, EARCONS, NACROUS, ROUNCES, SURANCE, CARONS, CAUSEN, CONNES, COURES, CRENAS, EARCON and 53 more. Words With Friends* skips 22 of them: CANOERS, CONURES, OUNCERS, SUNCARE, CANOER, CONURE, OCREAS, OUNCER, ROSACE, ACROS, ASCON, NONANES and 10 more. Scrabble US and Scrabble UK skip 2 of them: NANCES and NANCE.