Solve your Anagrams Now! Feedback?
For example, if you take the word «website,» the anagram solver will return over 60 words that you can make with those individual letters. Actually, a common trivia question is how many words (+/- about 10 words) can you make form the word «anagram?» The answer is 39 (a lot of trivia hosts will have 40 as their answer and accept anything from 30 — 50). Anagrams also apply to phrases and not just words; Although this page is focused on single word anagrams, we are happy to introduce a multi-word anagram solver if there is enough interest from users.
We Made a Word Card Game!
This solver will return every possible word from your intial target word. In addition you can use a «?» for an unknown letter, and it will include all results assuming the ? could be any letter in the alphabet. You can access this without moving to the advanced options. In the advanced options dropdown, you will notice the ability to add extra letters to the solver. For instance, say you want your result to begin with the letter «P» — in this case, you can enter the letter P in the additional letters section and the results will contain those.
Anagram Example
ESTRNGI
YDA SRMADE
PSELE
Clue: Downtime
If you are true Anagram/Jumble junkie, here’s a link to the Chicago Tribune daily jumble and the Seattle Times game page. In case you are utilizing this for a board game or mobile app, we have provided the ability to sort by Scrabble Point Values or WWF Point Values.
Also, be sure to contact us! if you have any suggestions or feedback. We want to hear from you and make your experience on The Word Finder better!
Try solving this anagram in the image below 
Root cause
You should bear in mind that lookarounds match strings without moving along the string, they «stand their ground». Once you write ^(?=[sS]*bFirstb)(bw+b){0,1}(?=[sS]*bSecondb), the execution is as follows:
^— the regex engine checks if the current position is the start of string(?=[sS]*bFirstb)— the positive lookahead requires the presence of any 0+ chars followed with a whole wordFirst— note that the regex index is still at the start of the string after the lookahead returns true or false(bw+b){0,1}— this subpattern is checked only if the above check was true (i.e. there is a whole wordFirstsomewhere) and matches (consumes, moves the regex index) 1 or 0 occurrences of a whole word (i.e. there must be 1 or more word chars right at the string start(?=[sS]*bSecondb)— another positive lookahead that makes sure there is a whole wordSecondsomewhere after the first whole word consumed withbw+b— if any. Even if the wordSecondis the first word in the string, this will return true since backtracking will step back the word matched with(bw+b){0,1}(see, it is optional), and theSecondwill get asserted, and[sS]+will grab the whole string (Group 1 will be empty). See the regex demo withSecond word word2 Firststring.
So, your approach cannot guarantee the order of First and Second in the string, they are just required to be present but not necessarily in the order you expect.
Solution
If you need to check the order of First and Second in the string, you need to combine all the checks into one single lookahead. The approach might turn out very inefficient with longer strings and multiple alternatives in the lookaround, consider either unrolling the patterns, or trying mutliple regex patterns (like this pseudo-code if /bFirstb/.finds_match().index < /bSecondb/.finds_match().index => Good, go on...).
If you plan to go on with the regex approach, you may match a string that contains First....Second only in this order:
^(?=[sS]*bFirst(?:W+w+)?W+Secondb)[sS]+
See the regex demo
Details:
^— start of string(?=[sS]*bFirst(?:W+w+)?W+Secondb)— there must be:[sS]*— any zero or more chars up to the lastbFirst— whole wordFirst(?:W+w+)?— optional sequence (1 or 0 occurrences) of 1+ non-word chars and 1+ word charsW+— 1+ non-word charsSecondb—Secondas a whole word
[sS]+— any 1 or more characters (empty string won’t match).
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Unscramble letters to make words and get the best-scoring words with this generator! Use this word finder for Wordle, Scrabble™, Words with Friends™, and other word games. Find words by entering letters into the Unscrambler or choose from a word list below.
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Find words that can be built from the given set of letters («scrabble» — «laser»,
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A fun game of building word chains by changing one letter at a time («break — bread
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v2.0.2, 03 Mar 2022 by Robert Giordano
The Design215 Word Finder is a free utility that unscrambles words, finds anagrams,
solves jumbles, finds rhyming words, and helps with Scrabble, crosswords, and other word games.
For example, you can find all 6 letter words that start with «d» and end with «n».
Find words that rhyme by searching for words that end with the same letters.
If you enter letters into the «Unscramble» box, the other fields will be ignored
and the program will find any words that can be formed from those letters. Unscramble
now finds combinations of two words by default.
Directions and Tips
- Playing Wordle? Try the Word Pattern Finder
if you need to use placeholders and exclude letters with «DOES NOT CONTAIN» etc. - UNSCRAMBLE UPDATED 12.22.2012:
By default, the «Unscramble» box now returns a list of one and two word
solutions that use all letters. Remember, the «Unscramble» box ignores all other fields.For games like SCRABBLE®, check «show all words you can make with these letters»
to find all words that can be made from any number of the letters entered. - Word searches return a maximum of 500 words, 1500 for unscrambles.
- To find words that rhyme, enter the last few letters of a word in the «Ends with» box.
- Use the «Length» menu to limit the number of letters in the words being searched. If you only
want to find 4 letter words, select «4 letters». If you want to find words of any length, up to
and including 8 letters, select «8 letters» and check the «or less» box. - The «Contains» box works two ways. Enter «cat» with the checkbox unchecked, and you’ll find words
like «catch», «locate», and «tomcat». If «any order» is checked, you’ll find words containing the letters
«c», «a», and «t», in any order, like «cadet», «exact», and «teach».Complex Example:
If you wanted to find words that begin with «a», end with «s» and contain «a» and «i» in the
middle of the word, enter «a» in «Begins with», «s» in «Ends with», and «aai» in «Contains» with
«any order» checked. The two a’s are necessary if you want words that begin with «a» AND have
another «a» somewhere in the middle. You’ll find «airbags», «animals», and «aviators». - Wildcards or Missing Letters?
To unscramble a word when one or more letters are missing:
1. Enter the known letters in the «Contains» box instead of «Unscramble».
2. Check «any order».
3. Select the total number of letters in the word from the «Length» menu.For example, if you had 4 letters and a
wildcard, «e?tca», you would enter «etca» in the
«Contains» box, check «any order» and select a Length of «5 Letters». - Crossword Puzzles
Use the «Length» menu with a combination of «Begins with», «Ends with», or
«Contains», depending on what letters in the crossword are filled in. Uncheck «any order».
We Want Your Suggestions!
If you find a bug, or have any suggestions to make our utility better, please leave a comment below or contact us directly. We want to constantly improve our site by listening to your
feedback! =)
History
The programming for this page was originally written in GFA-Basic by Robert Giordano on an
Atari TT030
while he was in college. His program would spellcheck in real time
as you typed, on a 32mhz computer, using a 99,000 word dictionary! People using Windows 95 were
amazed… and jealous. In 2001, he converted some of the code to ASP and
created a web page on gallery215.com but
it was not available to the public. In 2005, the ASP version was converted to PHP for this
site using the ASP Translator and a few tweaks.
SCRABBLE is a trademark of Hasbro in the United States and Canada.
Scrabble rights elsewhere in the world are held by J.W. Spear and Sons, PLC.
[115 Comments]
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14 Mar 2021 4:11pm
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04 Jul 2015 1:52am
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16 Oct 2014 12:57pm
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[Reply from Robert Giordano]
*you’re«
please help me i tried everthing
26 Apr 2014 5:42am
«Want to make a 8 letter word with these letters (iogzelvrdkl) tried on your site says 0 words help me out
[Reply from Robert Giordano]
If you check the box that says «Show all words you can make with these letters», then it will find a bunch of words, including these 8-letter ones:
lordlike
overgild
overkill«
TEXT TWIST
12 Jan 2014 4:58pm
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18 Aug 2013 9:48pm
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[Reply from Robert Giordano]
I don’t know why it didn’t work for you. I just pasted your letters in the unscramble box and got:
ADVENTURE CAPITAL«
Debs
11 Apr 2013 7:40am
«Didn’t find «air conditioner» from naiudocoitrrienn, but still the best unscramble website, thanks!!
[Reply from Robert Giordano]
AIR CONDITIONER is 14 letters. You have 16 letters. Perhaps that’s why it didn’t work?«
Word finder I need help!!
03 Apr 2013 1:28am
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unscramble
09 Dec 2012 4:19pm
«Failed to find «chariot races» from : ascorecharti
[Reply from Robert Giordano]
It works fine now, since the December 22 update. It also found these word pairs from your letters:
ARCHAIC STORE
CHAIR COASTER
CHIA CREATORS
ERRATIC CHAOS«
your mom
17 Nov 2012 11:33pm
«This website STINKS!!! I put in the letters «ICAREPTG» and it gave me «price gat» and all other kinds of two word pieces of garbage, but no «price tag.» You should be ashamed of yourselves, whoever created and/or runs this website.
[Reply from Robert Giordano]
LMAO I just tried it and «PRICE TAG» appears immediately after «PRICE GAT» in the list of results. All of the other «pieces of garbage» are actual words that appear in dictionaries and are legal for use in competition Scrabble. =)«
katie
22 Oct 2012 5:44pm
«no known words for these letters: OPCTKUL
[Reply from Robert Giordano]
Its «potluck». I don’t know why it didn’t work for you.«
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18 Sep 2012 12:52am
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05 Jan 2012 7:04am
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Word Finder
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16 Jul 2011 7:12am
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thanks
14 Jul 2011 4:53am
«Thanks for the help on a quick jumble I got stuck on. You’ve shared your talent and have helped a lot of people. Blessings to you.«
Lorraine Hindley
11 Jun 2011 7:52am
«You have just solved an anagram in seconds that I have been trying to solve for about an hour. Thank you.«
find word
28 Apr 2011 5:21pm
«Find the word -a-i-r-s- girls like it parents hate it
[Reply from Robert Giordano]
Is each one of those dashes a placeholder? If so, I only found one word, JANITRESS, which doesn’t make much sense. If you are looking for a 9 letter word that contains those letters in that order, how about HAIRSTYLE ?«
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19 Apr 2011 10:28am
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wordnerdy
02 Apr 2011 12:03pm
«From «OURUNSTY», Word Finder produced «you runts», and 94 other 2-word solutions, but not «you turns» (Today’s «Jumble» solution: no «you» turns: solution to «What one gets when they carpool with someone who won’t stop talking»
[Reply from Robert Giordano]
I just checked and while you are correct, it did list «turns you». Because of the way I wrote the code, it may not list every combination of the same two words it finds. Sorry about that. I’m always trying to come up with ways to improve the code so I’ll give that some thought.«
Word scramble~katie
31 Mar 2011 1:05pm
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This is going to be great
15 Mar 2011 11:41pm
«I was wondering if you have any recommendations for a resource online that creates categories for the sound patterns versus the spelling patterns? Thank you.«
missing result
01 Feb 2011 6:03pm
«iecarkgdceotan is «cake decorating». It wasn’t shown in results… =(
[Reply from Robert Giordano]
To unscramble two words, you have to check the «all possible» box. I just tried it and it works. Otherwise, it tries to unscramble it as a single word. It also unscrambles as «coed caretaking» and «certain dockage». =)«
cheating with your computer
30 Jan 2011 7:09am
«so I use this program, I’m not using my brain to beat someone at Scrabble, my machine is winning not me. My computer beat your computer. You call this fair, I think not
[Reply from Robert Giordano]
LOL«
Great Site but
23 Jan 2011 1:36pm
«could not get the word for » starts with f and ends with m and contains ivuwa and an unknown ???? I will use the site in the future when I am up against it!!
[Reply from Robert Giordano]
I’m not sure what the word is either. The first word list contains all of the officially allowable Scrabble words. The second word list is for spell checking documents. There are many obscure words that are not in either list. I am working on additional word lists. If you entered a valid email, I’ll let you know when it works. =)«
Amy
11 Jan 2011 3:58pm
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Excellent
09 Jan 2011 4:59am
«did my daughters homework on this — (I could not find any word that contained «OAH» — found it here as OctAHedral) But failed to find «YLW» — its yellow otherwise nothing like this site that I could find — thanks
[Reply from Robert Giordano]
To find «yellow» from «YLW», you have to check the «any order» box. Otherwise, it tries to find those three letters next to each other. Didn’t you have the «any order» box checked to find «Octahedral»?«
shakira
09 Nov 2010 10:08pm
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Unscrambled
01 Nov 2010 6:05pm
«I KNOW this is a response to an OLD question, but the answer to unscrambling «SAMICONFEROK» for the name of a book that brought pop culture and economics together… Its Freakonomics. I work in a book store and recognized it instantly =)
[Reply from Robert Giordano]
Thanks! That explains why it wouldn’t be in either word list.«
KINDLE EVERYWORD
30 Oct 2010 6:49am
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Iphone App
18 Oct 2010 1:41pm
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[Reply from Robert Giordano]
Its on my «to do» list. =)«
Thanks
31 Aug 2010 1:16pm
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Slow Loading
27 Aug 2010 1:19pm
«It’d be cool if all these comments were on a separate page, so that this page would load quicker… but regardless this is a useful… whatever it is… and I use it all the time… nice job!
[Reply from Robert Giordano]
Actually, I’ve done tests and the comments don’t slow the page down much. The math for doing searches and unscrambles on word lists with 100,000 words or more is pretty intense. Add to that the popularity of this page and the server might sometimes lag a bit.
That being said, I might move the comments to another page if the list gets much longer. Thanks for your comment =)«
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11 Aug 2010 5:27am
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[Reply from Robert Giordano]
You’re welcome! It was just me, lol.«
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01 Aug 2010 1:11am
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[Reply from Robert Giordano]
Thanks Carole! Did you find this page randomly? LOL«
Awesome!
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Jumble and Scram-lets
12 Feb 2009 5:20am
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23 Sep 2008 8:31am
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Does not Contain
05 Aug 2008 3:02am
«It is good, is there any option of «does not contain» these letters and find the words?
[Reply from Robert Giordano]
Yes, try my new Word Pattern Finder. It should do what you need. =)«
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14 Jul 2008 2:47am
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Rob
04 Jul 2008 5:46am
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27 Jun 2008 5:22am
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unscramble
16 Apr 2008 11:53pm
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Suggestion
12 Feb 2008 6:05pm
«In the next version perhaps you could add an exclude box ie. a 6 letter word that starts with «s», contains «a», and exclude/doesn’t have «eiouy». Would be great in a hangman games, when you have too little clue and wasted too many letters.
[Update from Robert Giordano]
I just built a new utility with wildcards, include, exclude, and pattern search.
Try my Word Pattern Finder. =)«
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08 Feb 2008 2:50pm
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I can’t figure this out!!!
19 Sep 2007 1:56pm
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the letters are L I O Y A S J M
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2nd grade English
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05 Jun 2007 12:43pm
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30 Apr 2007 5:33pm
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Alex
05 Nov 2006 12:50pm
«Gees. Great stuff. Do you have a downloadable version? It’s VERY VERY VERY VERY COOL. No other unscramble program will be able to beat yours.«
thanks
08 Aug 2006 4:12pm
«You helped me spell parachute! Thanks a ton!«
Re: trishy0470
26 Jun 2006 9:17pm
«When you select the unscramble feature, all of the other fields are ignored. Unless you check «all possible», it will always try to find words that use the exact number of letters you enter.«
trishy0470
26 Jun 2006 3:56pm
«I came in here last night for help unscrambling a word for a contest. It gave me some interesting answers. Now that I have more clues for the word that I need to unscramble… It might be easier. But when I put in for a 6 letter word or less and have everything put in that I want in.. and click the button it changes my settings back to any length. Why? Otherwise, this thing is really cool!«
Re.. Could not get the answer??
05 Jun 2006 4:25pm
«I tried OICURMT on several other popular sites and did not get any results for a single word. Do you know if it should unscramble to an English word? Also, did you try it with the «all possible» checkbox checked? It does unscramble to some two-word combinations then.«
Could not get the answer??
05 Jun 2006 11:35am
«tried to unscramble the word- OICURMT but did not find the word i was looking for…. However, interesting site..«
Buddy you are the best
20 Mar 2006 8:15pm
«You saved me and my son loads of time working on crosswords and scrambled word puzzles thanks«
Lifesaver
30 Jan 2006 6:21pm
«This site is awesome. Overloaded 6th grader (and parents) used site to whip out tough homework assignment. Actually learned some new terms instead of tears and excuse letter to teacher. Thanks!!!!!!«
Inventor of SCRABBLE
27 Jan 2006 5:07pm
«Read about the inventor of the popular board game, Alfred Mosher Butts in this Wikipedia article.«
Message from Rob G
26 Jan 2006 2:12am
«Look at some of the fun things «giordano» spells…
arid goon, doing oar, door gain, good rain, goon raid, iran good, nog radio, oar dingo, rio gonad… lol
Don’t forget to try the spellcheck page where you can check for spelling errors in your blogs, myspace profile, or any other text. It has an optional slang wordlist that other spellcheckers don’t have!«