Which dictionary does Words with Friends use?

avatarAttainingFord·6 months ago
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avatarAttendingStoke·6 months ago

Words with Friends uses their own custom dictionary, often referred to as the WWF Dictionary. It’s based on standard English, but with some quirks!

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avatarEmptyingDaisy·6 months ago

Honestly, it’s the custom Words with Friends Dictionary. They like to keep their word rules unique and interesting.


avatarTrainingLace·6 months ago

It's their own special blend of dictionaries called the Words with Friends Dictionary. No Webster or Oxford here!


avatarDescribingHail·6 months ago

I play a ton and it's definitely their own Words with Friends Dictionary. Some words will surprise you!

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