Word Finder
Combine starting letters, ending letters, word length, included text, and excluded letters. Search 78,004 Common, 123,008 Extended, or 182,156 Word-game entries without sending your query to a server.
Search by pattern
Combine any filters. Everything runs in your browser; your search is never sent to Wordsy.
Browse selected starting letters
These parent lists support Wordsy's current indexing-recovery pilot. Use the finder above for every other letter or pattern.
Browse selected ending letters
Two-letter words
Need a very short answer? Browse the two-letter word list. General dictionary inclusion does not guarantee acceptance in a specific word game.
Starting and ending letter patterns
These ten lists form the controlled recovery cohort. Each page shows the Extended list in HTML and links back to a prefilled search.
How to use Wordsy’s word lists
The finder is the main product: combine constraints directly instead of opening a separate landing page for every possible pattern. If your letters are scrambled instead of positioned, the Unscramble tool finds every word you can build from a set of letters.
- 1Choose Common for the cleanest everyday vocabulary, Extended for broader coverage, or Word-game for rare entries.
- 2Add any combination of starting letters, ending letters, exact length, required text, and excluded letters.
- 3Run the search. Wordsy reports the exact match count and groups displayed results by length.
- 4Copy a result group, share the filtered URL, or refine the pattern without sending your query to a server.
Word Finder FAQ
How do I find words with specific letters?
Enter one or more letters in Starts with, Ends with, or Contains. You can combine those fields with an exact length and excluded letters in the same search.
How do I find words of a certain length?
Choose an exact length from 2 to 15 in the finder. You can use length alone or combine it with any other pattern field.
How do I find words that start and end with specific letters?
Enter both constraints in the finder, such as S in Starts with and R in Ends with. Wordsy also maintains a small selected set of server-rendered pattern pages.
Does Word-game mode certify words for Scrabble?
No. Word-game mode is a broad SCOWL size-80 vocabulary layer with many rare words. It is not an official Scrabble, Words With Friends, or other commercial-game lexicon, so check the dictionary used by your game.
How big is the dictionary and where does it come from?
Wordsy builds Common, Extended, and Word-game American English layers from the open-source SCOWL/ESDB project. The layers correspond to SCOWL sizes 60, 70, and 80 and are filtered for abbreviations, special categories, profanity, character set, and word length.