Aworded Solver

The Aworded solver uses the 7 letter tiles to find solutions with words giving the most points in the dictionary. A blank letter (joker) is written with a special character like ?, -, ., _, * or space.

Example: Draw ABCDEFG, DECOD?R (with ? joker), DECOD*R (with * joker)

Aworded solver can take letters on the board (optionally)

Use a letter already played to connect a word:

Example: On the board, letters C, D, and E are free. Enter CDE or C,D,E as board letters.

For a sequence of letter, to extend a word, select the pattern method

Example: Enter A--B if on the board there are a letter A, followed by a letter B, 3 tiles away.

Example: Enter BAC if the letters B, then A then C are consecutive on the board.

This solver can be used to cheat at Aworded, dCode is not responsible for cheating and friends loss :)

The number of points of a word depends on its composing letters but also of their positions on the board (double or triple letter or word value). Letters of the English version have the following values:

The values of the letters are slightly different from those of Scrabble.