About

One dictionary, five solvers. This page states exactly what is in the word list so you can judge whether a missing word is a bug or a rule.

One dictionary, five tools

Every solver on this site reads the same word list. That is a deliberate choice: a word that the unscrambler finds is also available to the Wordle and crossword pages, so the tools cannot disagree with each other.

The list holds 152,405 entries, each a single lowercase English word of 2 to 12 letters. It is the ENABLE word list, a public-domain compilation used by word games for years. It is a dictionary of words, not a ranking of how common they are — which is why an obscure entry can sit next to a familiar one.

What is in it, by length

LettersWordsNote
296Mostly the standard two-letter word-game entries
3972
43,903
58,636The Wordle solver works from this set
615,232
723,109A full Scrabble rack
828,420
924,873
1020,302
1115,504
1211,358Upper limit; longer entries are dropped

Everything above 12 letters is excluded at build time. It adds tens of thousands of compounds and technical terms that no rack or five-letter puzzle can use, and it would nearly double the download.

What it deliberately leaves out

How the tools use it

Each solver is a filter over the same array, not a separate index:

ToolOperation
UnscramblerLetter-count subset test, optional prefix/suffix/must-contain filters
Anagram solverExact multiset equality on the entered letters
Wordle solverPosition, exclusion and copy-count constraints from each coloured row
Crossword solverPosition match against a pattern with wildcards
Word finderContains-letters, prefix, suffix and length filters combined

The list downloads once per visit (about 1.4 MB, 391 KB compressed) the first time you search, then stays in memory. No query is sent to the server — the filters run in your browser, which is also why results appear as you type.

If a word is wrong

The list is a fixed data file. A word that is missing, or one that looks like a typo, comes from that file rather than from a runtime lookup, so fixing it means rebuilding the site. The counts above are printed from the same build, so they are a check on what the tools actually loaded.