OSPD4 New 2s and 3s



OSPD4 New 2s and 3s

Here is a list of the new two- and three-letter words in the fourth edition of the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary.

New Two-Letter Words and Their Inflections

FE, FES

n a Hebrew letter

KI, KIS

n the vital force in Chinese thought

OI

interj oy

QI, QIS

n the vital force that in Chinese thought is inherent in all things

ZA, ZAS

n a pizza

Other Entries Containing New Three-Letter Words

AG, AGS

n agriculture

AHI, AHIS

n a marine food fish

AH, AHS, AHED, AHING

v aah

APO, APOS

n a type of protein

APP, APPS

n a computer program for a major task

BES, BESES

n beth

CIG, CIGS

n a cigarette

CRU, CRUS

n a grade or class of wine

DAN, DANS

n a level or skill in martial arts

DEF, DEFFER, DEFFEST

n excellent

DIF, DIFS

n diff

DUH

interj used to indicate that something just stated is too obvious

ED, EDS

n education

EEK

interj used to express sudden fright

FAB, FABS

n sudden created or constructed

FAB, FABBER, FABBEST

adj fabulous

GO, GOS

n a Japanese board game

IGG, IGGS, IGGED, IGGING

v to ignore

KYE, KYES

n a private Korean-American banking club

MEG, MEGS

n a megabyte

MIC, MICS

n a microphone

MYC, MYCS

n a gene that transforms a normal cell into a cancerous cell

NEG, NEGS

n a photographic negative

OBA, OBAS

n a hereditary chief in Benin and Nigeria

ODA, ODAS

n a room in a harem

ONO, ONOS

n a large mackerel

PST

interj psst

RAI, RAIS

n a style of popular Algerian music

SOM, SOMS

n a monetary unit of Kyrgyzstan

SUK, SUKS

n souk

URP, URPS, URPED, URPING

v to vomit

UTE, UTES

n a utility vehicle

VID, VIDS

n a video

VUM

interj used to express surprise

YAG, YAGS

n a synthetic garnet

ZEP, ZEPS

n a long sandwich

ZUZ

n an ancient Hebrew silver coin

ZZZ

interj used to suggest the sound of snoring

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