101 Ways to Win at Scrabble: Top tips for Scrabble success. Barry Grossman

Forget the Americans

       37. The G

       38. Nuthin’ but a G Thang

       39. G8 Summit

       40. Retains is a STARNIE

       41. Teasing Anagrams

       42. The Angriest Words

       43. K-Obsessed Kiwis

       44. The H

       45. H-H-High Score

       46. Noun(s)

       47. Verbs

       48. Don’t Push a Verb too Far

       49. Tricky Adjectives

       50. The I

       51. Is on the Prize

       52. Captain Hook

       53. Compound your Chances

       54. Those Incorrigible Aussies

       55. Double Trouble

       56. Joy with J

       57. Wonders of India

       58. The Blank

       59. Don’t Forget Mnemonics

       60. Remember Retold

       61. Watch Where you Put Those Tiles

       62. The K

       63. Out of Africa

       64. Opening and Closing Time

       65. Premium Squares

       66. Benjamins

       67. Anagrams

       68. Which Anagrams are the Most Useful?

       69. How Do You Spell That?

       70. Calm Canadians

       71. Spoilt for Choice

       72. The L

       73. The M

       74. Bonuses with M

       75. You Don’t Get Two Goes in a Row

       76. Keep on the Right Track

       77. The N

       78. Challenge!

       79. The O

       80. The P

       81. Sneak Preview

       82. The Q

       83. The R

       84. Match an Opening with an Opening

       85. Words Can Begin and End with Anything

       86. The S

       87. Time for T

       88. Play to the Board

       89. Edge the Endgame

       90. How Many can Play?

       91. The U

       92. The V

       93. The W

       94. (Im)proper Nouns

       95. Serious Hooking

       96. The X Factor

       97. A Word to the Ys

       98. Y is that a Word?

       99. Last but not Least – The Z

       100. More Than Just a Name

       101. The Strangest Words

       The 124 two-letter words playable in Scrabble are …

       The three-letter words playable in Scrabble are …

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