Intense Scrabble game - Page 2

On November 28 2011 16:07 Grobyc wrote:
We usually use dictionary.com for confirmation of words and definitions, although I'm sure it's not much better than urbandictionary.com, and http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/qi didn't really make it like like a legitimate word, so we agreed on house rules that it's not allowed. Same with Za (even though it has a proper definition it's just one of those words we agreed on), etc, etc.

On November 28 2011 19:32 zOula... wrote:
aren't you supposed to subtract the tiles you have left in your hand when the game is over?

On November 28 2011 20:23 HwangjaeTerran wrote:
Your scrabble games so far have been a farce.
Qi and Khat (Qat) are definitely words with meanings.

e. You could also make a rule that you have to explain what it means if the word is a rare one.
In this case: Qi is the chinese concept of life force, Qat is a weak drug.
That's how I used to play with my friend back in the day.

On November 28 2011 17:36 BFCrimson wrote:

Scrabble Dictionary

Something like this?

On November 28 2011 19:19 kdgns wrote:
the trick with scrabble to find out a field that you know more than your opponent, then bluff. For example, I am a chemistry major, i can put something down like dyzogen and say its a chemical which stimulates the creative center of the brain, since people dont know, they cant be sure to call you out on it. Fields that work well includes all the sciences, doctors, basically any specialty.

On November 28 2011 19:32 zOula... wrote:
aren't you supposed to subtract the tiles you have left in your hand when the game is over?