For those who want to get better at Scrabble, Kaplan teaches the game when he is not working at a medical lab. Through the ...

Though the game has gone through a few name changes since being created in 1938, people of all ages continue to enjoy Scrabble. The board-and-tile game, which features 225 squares, gives two to four ...

I am a tournament Scrabble player, and people often ask me how they can improve their Scrabble skills. Any expert will tell you that learning the two-letter words is a surefire way to increase your ...

In Scrabble, two-letter words are often used only as a last resort. In a race to use up your final few tiles at the end of the game, low-scoring pairs like AD, AS, AN, and AT can suddenly become ...

Today is National Scrabble Day, so David Bukszpan, author of Is That a Word?, shares a poem that will help you remember all 101 two-letter words that you can use. The most important lesson for ...

The values of the letters in Scrabble were assigned according to the front page of a US newspaper in the 1930s. Is it time the scoring system was updated to reflect today's usage? All Scrabble players ...

In the popular SCRABBLE Brand Crossword Game, players create words from letters selected at random from a stockpile of 100 tiles. The tiles are laid down on a board 15 squares high by 15 squares wide ...

Known for his wiry fur and mischievous antics, Scrim has become a beloved figure in the city, darting through neighborhoods, ...

Researcher would devalue Z, but Y would go up in points. Jan. 16, 2013— -- The days when "za" was the killer double-letter threat in a Scrabble game may be over if Joshua Lewis' new computer code ...

Researcher Joshua Lewis is proposing a new value system to some letters in Scrabble. Audie Cornish and Robert Siegel have more. Finally this hour, a note on the value of a letter. In the game of ...

Nigel Richards from New Zealand has won Scrabble titles around the world, including in France, despite not speaking the ...

The values of the letters in Scrabble were assigned according to the front page of a US newspaper in the 1930s. Is it time the scoring system was updated to reflect today's usage? All Scrabble players ...