CHECK unscrambled
These 5 tiles spell 4 words, the longest running 5 letters, including 1 anagram that uses every letter.
Full anagrams of CHECK
One word uses every one of your 5 tiles — the complete rearrangement most puzzles are asking for.
Every word these letters spell
Longest first, alphabetical within each length. The small number is the word's tile score. Tap any word to unscramble it in turn.
Words hidden inside CHECK
Unlike the list above, these depend on the order you typed: each one is sitting in the spelling already, left to right, with nothing rearranged.
What one blank tile would add
Add a single blank and the same rack reaches 143 more words, up to 6 letters. Here are the longest of them.
- checks17
- cache12
- cheek14
- chick16
- chock16
- choke14
- chuck16
- hacek14
- hecks14
- kench14
- ketch14
- yecch15
- ache9
- beck12
- cake10
- ceca8
- chef12
- chem11
- chew12
- chez18
- chic11
- choc11
- cock12
- coke10
- cuke10
- deck11
- each9
- eche9
- echo9
- echt9
- etch9
- feck13
- geck11
- hack13
- hake11
- hick13
- hike11
- hock13
- hoke11
- huck13
- keck14
- khet11
- lech9
- mech11
- neck10
- oche9
- okeh11
- pech11
- peck12
- reck10
- tech9
- yech12
- ace5
- ack9
- cee5
- cel5
- cep7
- chi8
- cue5
- eco5
What your tiles are made of
Only 1 vowel against 4 consonants — a consonant-heavy rack, where the long words are hard to reach.
- C×23 pts
- E1 pt
- H4 pts
- K5 pts
Face value of the full rack: 16 points.
- The C
- Needs a partner. C rarely stands alone in short words; pair it with an H or a vowel and it opens up quickly.
- The E
- The most common letter in English and the most common in valid words. An E-heavy rack almost always spells something.
- The K
- Comfortable at either end. KI and KA are valid two-letter words, which makes stray Ks easier to dump than they look.
One letter too many?
Drop a tile and solve the rest. Each link runs the same search on the remaining letters.