Wicked Wee Words: For Competitive Word Games

By Sheila John

This book lists small unusual words, mostly with high scoring letters. Beginners find it useful to add on to existing words in the game and competitive players can only increase their score.

The words are listed by the key letter, alphabetically, so that where the key letter is not the first letter it is included in that section. The book is easy to read and can be used while playing learning and casual games.

Once a Wicked Wee Word is used, it is always remembered!

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse UK
• Release date: Jun 16, 2006
• ISBN: 9781467011440

Sheila John

Sheila John is a retired hospital pharmacy technician. She worked in a Special Products Unit and also in the computer section. Currently she is teaching computing for beginners, aimed at the older people. Many "Silver Surfers" have been created. The idea for this book came after helping a dyslexic friend to read small words. Having a liking for words and being an avid scrabble player, Sheila thought that this was the next thing to do.

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© 2006 Sheila John. All Rights Reserved.

No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.

First published by AuthorHouse 5/19/06

ISBN: 1-4259-3339-4 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-4670-1144-0 (ebook)

Printed in the United States of America

Bloomington, Indiana

Contents

About the Author 

Words grouped by Key Letter 

Words of Consonants Only 

Words of Vowels Only 

Alpha List

About the Author 

Sheila John is a retired hospital pharmacy technician. She worked in a Special Products Unit and also in the computer section. Currently she is teaching computing for beginners, aimed at the older people. Many Silver Surfers have been created.

The idea for this book came after helping a dyslexic friend to read small words. Having a liking for words and being an avid scrabble player, Sheila thought that this was the next thing to do.

Meaning Column

Meanings of words have been taken from Dictionaries. Where there was more than one meaning, only one has been given.

Acronyms

Some acronyms are now Official Words. Those meanings are not given because they are too long for the available space.

S.W.

S.W. denotes an Official Word, but the meaning has not been found.

All words in this book are officially acceptable.

The words listed are the more unusual ones often with high scoring letters. They are listed by Key Letters which are not always at the beginning of the word. Small words are useful when used to add on to existing words, again increasing the chance of making a high score. Where there are two key letters in one word, they are listed in both sections. The plural form, (s) (es) etc. are shown with each word.

Words grouped by Key Letter