Word Tools
Tools that search an English word list for you — unscramble a rack of letters, solve an anagram, match a pattern, filter by prefix, suffix or length, or look up rhymes for a line you are writing.
Word Unscrambler
Turn jumbled letters into every word you can make.
Open toolAnagram Solver
Find anagrams and shorter words hidden in a word or phrase.
Open toolWord Finder
Search words by pattern, length, start, end and contained letters.
Open toolWords With Letters
List words that contain the letters you specify.
Open toolWords Starting With
Find every word that begins with a letter or prefix.
Open toolWords Ending With
Find every word that ends with a letter or suffix.
Open toolRhyming Words
Find words that rhyme with any word you enter.
Open toolWord Length Finder
Find words by exact, minimum or maximum length.
Open toolWords With No Vowels
Browse words that contain no a, e, i, o or u.
Open toolWords With Double Letters
Find words containing a repeated consecutive letter.
Open toolStart from the clue you actually have
These tools differ only in the kind of clue they accept, so the fastest route to an answer is to start with whatever you are most certain about. If you know the letters but not the order, unscramble. If you know positions, use a pattern. If you only know a length, filter by length and skim.
| What you have | Use |
|---|---|
| Jumbled letters, any word length that fits | Word Unscrambler |
| Letters that must all be used exactly once | Anagram Solver |
| Several clues at once: pattern, length, start, end, contained letters | Word Finder |
| A known beginning | Words Starting With |
| A known ending | Words Ending With |
| A word to rhyme with | Rhyming Words |
What these tools can and cannot tell you
Every result is drawn from this site's own list of about 16,750 words from common written English. A word missing from a result set is not proof it is not a word — it may simply be too rare, too technical or an inflected form the list does not carry. Equally, the list includes some names and abbreviations that word games would not accept.
The rhyme tool matches spelling, not pronunciation, so it groups words by their written ending. That works well for regular endings such as -ight or -ation and poorly for English's irregular spellings, where tough and though look alike but do not rhyme.