Is DISQUALIFYING a word?
DISQUALIFYING is a valid word in Scrabble and Words With Friends. It scores 30 points in Scrabble and 33 points in Words With Friends, has 13 letters, and can be rearranged into 0 other words, plus 60 shorter words built from the same letters.
Yes, DISQUALIFYING is a valid word.
What does disqualifying mean?
adjective: depriving of legal right; rendering legally disqualified.
“certain disabling restrictions disqualified him for citizenship”
Definition from WordNet, Princeton University.
DISQUALIFYING: word details
- Pronunciation: dihsk-WAH-luh-feye-ihng (approx., 5 syllables)
- Length: 13 letters, a long word. It is one of 13,953 13-letter words in our dictionary.
- Scrabble: worth 30 points on the tiles.
- Words With Friends: worth 33 points on the tiles.
- Games: recognised in the combined word list Unscrambly uses for Scrabble and Words With Friends. Acceptance in official tournament lists (TWL, SOWPODS) can vary.
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Words you can make from the letters of disqualifying.
Solve a whole rack, not just DISQUALIFYING
DISQUALIFYING is one word. If you are holding tiles rather than looking up a single entry, the Scrabble word finder ranks every play from your rack by points, and the Words With Friends solver scores the same letters with WWF values instead, which changes the order of the list.
Frequently asked questions
What does DISQUALIFYING mean?
DISQUALIFYING is a adjective. It means: depriving of legal right; rendering legally disqualified.
Is DISQUALIFYING a valid word?
Yes, DISQUALIFYING is a valid word. It scores 30 points in Scrabble and 33 points in Words With Friends.
Unscrambly validity is based on a large open English word list used across word games. Word acceptance varies by the exact tournament dictionary in use.