Scrabble Word Finder

PRUDE is a valid Scrabble word — 8 points

Yes. PRUDE is accepted by every list we check: Collins, the North American lists and Words with Friends. It scores 8 points in Scrabble and 10 in Words with Friends.

p3r1u1d2e1
PlayablePRUDE · 5 letters · 8 pts Scrabble · 10 pts WWF
8points in Scrabble
10points in Words with Friends
5letters
1hook available
1 in 32,677odds of drawing this rack

Which word lists accept PRUDE?

Official Scrabble Players DictionaryUSA, Canada, ThailandValid
Official Tournament and Club Word ListUSA, Canada, ThailandValid
Collins Scrabble WordsEnglish in most countriesValid
Words with FriendsZynga word listValid

Word power: 31 / 100

31WORD POWER
Points per tile 35%
1.6
Hooks 25%
1
Bingo potential 20%
no
Tile availability 20%
5.6%

Our own measure of how useful PRUDE is to know. It scores 8 from 5 tiles, takes 1 hook, and its letters make up 5.6% of the bag. How this number is calculated

Hooks for PRUDE

Front hooks — 0

None.

Back hooks — 1

prudes9

Checked against OSPD, TWL, CSW, WWF. Takes an S, so it hooks onto plurals easily.

How PRUDE scores

Scrabble p3r1u1d2e1 8
Words with Friends p4r1u2d2e1 10

Face value of the 5 tiles in PRUDE, before any board multiplier.

Tiles you need

LetterNeededIn the bag
p12
r16
u14
d14
e112

Drawing exactly these 5 tiles as an opening rack: 1 in 32,677.

What stands out about PRUDE

Counted from the four word lists we hold, not taken from anywhere else. How we calculate things

What does PRUDE mean in Scrabble?

noun

informal

A person who is excessively concerned with, or easily shocked by, matters of modesty, decency or sexual propriety.

People label someone a prude, often unkindly, when that person objects to jokes, clothing or behaviour that most others around them consider harmless, drawing a line between ordinary modesty and what speakers see as excessive primness. The word entered English from French, where a prude originally meant a virtuous, careful woman, a sense that later curdled into something closer to an insult as attitudes toward the term shifted. The related adjective prudish describes the attitude itself rather than the person, as in a prudish objection to a film scene. Because calling someone a prude is usually a criticism rather than a neutral description, writers tend to reserve the word for informal or opinionated contexts.

How PRUDE is used

Informal and usually mildly critical, used of a person seen as excessively modest or easily shocked by matters of sexual propriety.

Written for this site: 1 meaning of PRUDE and 5 example sentences, not copied from a published dictionary.

Anagrams of PRUDE

drupe8 duper8 perdu8 pured8 urped8

The 5 tiles of PRUDE in a different order — 5 found.

Words starting with PRUDE

prudes9 prudent10 prudery13 prudence13 prudences14 prudently15 pruderies12 prudential13 prudentials14 prudentially18 prudentialism18 prudentialist16 prudentiality19 prudentialisms19 prudentialists17 prudentialities18

16 longer words begin with PRUDE.

Words with PRUDE inside

imprudent14 imprudence17 imprudences18 imprudently19 jurisprudent22 jurisprudence25 jurisprudents23 jurisprudences26 jurisprudential25 macroprudential22

10 words contain PRUDE in the middle. Words that start with PRUDE are listed separately above, so nothing is repeated.

Shorter words from the letters in PRUDE

dupe7 puer6 pure6 dure5 rude5 rued5 urde5 dep6 dup6 ped6 pud6 per5 pre5 pur5 rep5 urp5 der4 due4 dur4 red4 rud4 urd4 rue3 ure3 pe4 up4 de3 ed3 er2 re2 ur2

Common questions about PRUDE

Is PRUDE valid in Words with Friends?
Yes. Words with Friends accepts PRUDE, where it scores 10 points. That game keeps its own list, separate from the Scrabble dictionaries.
How many points is PRUDE worth?
PRUDE is worth 8 points in Scrabble and 10 points in Words with Friends.
What does PRUDE mean?
A person who is excessively concerned with, or easily shocked by, matters of modesty, decency or sexual propriety.
What letters can be added to PRUDE?
PRUDE takes 1 hook: 0 in front and 1 at the end.

Every word you can build from the 5 letters of PRUDE:

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