Letters to Words is built to show you why the answer is what it is. The standout is the Word Insights panel: every word gets a Scrabble score, rare letters (J, Q, X, Z) are flagged, common prefixes and suffixes are detected, and words are grouped by pattern, so you can spot the high-value plays easily instead of scanning a wall of text. A separate Letter Analysis panel breaks down input: vowel/consonant balance, letter frequency, repeated letters, and your most valuable tile.
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I love words and puzzles and data, but most of all data analysis which tells me why things are what they are. This site provides meaningful insight into words so that you can find nuances and things you just hadn't realised before.
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A dictionary definition or short usage example right inside the Word Insights panel would save a lot of trips to another tab, especially for the obscure two-letter hooks Scrabble loves.
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@yeimr6oi Thank you, appreciate the feedback - I will check it out today.
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@yeimr6oi Update: shipped! 🚀 Definitions now appear right in the panel — click any word and you get the meaning, part of speech and Scrabble score on the spot. And the two-letter hooks you mentioned get special treatment: all 104 valid ones (ZA, QI, AA, XU...) have built-in instant definitions, no lookup delay.
Bonus: your comment also led us to discover most of the two-letter words were missing from the dictionary entirely — all fixed now. Genuinely the most useful feedback of launch day, thank you!
A dictionary definition or short usage example right inside the Word Insights panel would save a lot of trips to another tab, especially for the obscure two-letter hooks Scrabble loves.
@yeimr6oi Thank you, appreciate the feedback - I will check it out today.
@yeimr6oi Update: shipped! 🚀 Definitions now appear right in the panel — click any word and you get the meaning, part of speech and Scrabble score on the spot. And the two-letter hooks you mentioned get special treatment: all 104 valid ones (ZA, QI, AA, XU...) have built-in instant definitions, no lookup delay.
Bonus: your comment also led us to discover most of the two-letter words were missing from the dictionary entirely — all fixed now. Genuinely the most useful feedback of launch day, thank you!