Possible Words From glossary
Counting the words from GLOSSARY by length: 1 with 8 letters, 1 with 7, 13 with 6, 44 with 5, 60 with 4, 46 with 3 and 14 with 2.
Combined: NWL2023, Collins Scrabble Words 2024, WOW24 and Words With Friends together. Rude words are left out.
8 Letter Words You Can Make with glossary
7 Letter Words You Can Make with glossary
Just 1 of the 7-letter words made with GLOSSARY letters: GROSSLY, for 11 points.
5 Letter Words You Can Make with glossary
4 Letter Words You Can Make with glossary
GLOSSARY With One Letter Changed
These 3 words have the length of GLOSSARY, with one letter different:
- Y I gives GIRASOLS · words from girasols
- O I gives GRASSILY · words from grassily
- Y P gives LOPGRASS · unscramble lopgrass
More 8-letter words: starting with GL · ending in RY · all 8-letter words
Definitions for the Top GLOSSARY Plays
What GLOSSARY means, then the 7 highest-scoring answers.
Points: Scrabble · Words With Friends
- GLOSSARY 12 · 13
- a list of terms and their definitions
- GROSSLY 11 · 12
- in a gross manner
- ARGOSY 10 · 10
- a large merchant ship
- GLASSY 10 · 11
- resembling glass
- GLOSSY 10 · 11
- reflecting light evenly and efficiently
- GRASSY 10 · 10
- of, resembling, or pertaining to grass
- GASSY 9 · 9
- containing gas
- GLARY 9 · 10
- glaring
Is GLOSSARY Playable in Scrabble and Words With Friends?
GLOSSARY works in Scrabble US and Scrabble UK, and it appears in the Words With Friends list.
| Game | Scrabble US | Scrabble UK | Words With Friends* |
|---|---|---|---|
| GLOSSARY itself | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Answers accepted (of 179) | 152 | 177 | 137 |
* Lists: NWL2023, Collins CSW24, Words With Friends' own (changing) list.
27 of the 179 answers are missing from Scrabble US and Words With Friends*: GOARY, GYALS, GYAL, RYALS, ARSY, LOYS, LYRA, OARY, ROLAGS, RYAL, YGO, ALGOS and 15 more. 15 of the 179 answers are missing from Words With Friends*: LASSY, SARGOS, AGROS, SARGO, SOLARS, YAS, AGRO, ORGS, SOLAS, AGS, AROS, GOS and 3 more. 2 of the 179 answers are missing from Scrabble UK: GOYS and GOY.