Scrabble Word Finder

SPOKE is a valid Scrabble word — 11 points

Yes. SPOKE is accepted by every list we check: Collins, the North American lists and Words with Friends. It scores 11 points in Scrabble and 12 in Words with Friends.

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PlayableSPOKE · 5 letters · 11 pts Scrabble · 12 pts WWF
11points in Scrabble
12points in Words with Friends
5letters
3hooks available
1 in 98,031odds of drawing this rack

Which word lists accept SPOKE?

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: 42 / 100

42WORD POWER
Points per tile 35%
2.2
Hooks 25%
3
Bingo potential 20%
no
Tile availability 20%
5.4%

Our own measure of how useful SPOKE is to know. It scores 11 from 5 tiles, takes 3 hooks, and its letters make up 5.4% of the bag. How this number is calculated

Hooks for SPOKE

Front hooks — 0

None.

Back hooks — 3

spoked13 spoken12 spokes12

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

How SPOKE scores

Scrabble s1p3o1k5e1 11
Words with Friends s1p4o1k5e1 12

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

Tiles you need

LetterNeededIn the bag
s14
p12
o18
k11
e112

Drawing exactly these 5 tiles as an opening rack: 1 in 98,031.

What stands out about SPOKE

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

What does SPOKE mean in Scrabble?

noun

One of the rods that connect the hub of a wheel to its outer rim.

A bicycle or cart wheel typically has many spokes arranged like the rays of a sun, spreading the load evenly between the hub and the rim so the wheel keeps its round shape under weight. Spokes are usually made of thin metal rods under tension, though old wooden wheels used thicker wooden spokes instead. The phrase to put a spoke in someone's wheel describes deliberately blocking a plan, taken from the old trick of jamming a stick between the spokes of a moving wheel. The word is unrelated in meaning to the verb form spoke, which is simply the past tense of speak.

How SPOKE is used

A technical term for wheel construction, also used in the fixed phrase to put a spoke in someone's wheel.

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

Anagrams of SPOKE

pokes11

The 5 tiles of SPOKE in a different order — 1 found.

Words starting with SPOKE

spoked13 spoken12 spokes12 spokesman17 spokesmen17 spokewise18 spokeshave22 spokeshaves23 spokesmodel20 spokeswoman22 spokeswomen22 spokesmodels21 spokespeople22 spokesperson20 spokesmanship26 spokespersons21 spokesmanships27

17 longer words begin with SPOKE.

Words ending in SPOKE

bespoke15 respoke13 unspoke13 upspoke15 forspoke17 misspoke16 outspoke14 forespoke18 unbespoke17

9 words end in SPOKE. Useful as a back hook: play SPOKE onto a word already on the board.

Words with SPOKE inside

bespoken16 respoken14 unspoken14 upspoken16 forspoken18 misspoken17 outspoken15 forespoken19 unbespoken18 outspokenly20 plainspoken19 outspokenness19 outspokennesses21 plainspokenness23

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

Shorter words from the letters in SPOKE

keps10 kops10 poke10 skep10 spek10 okes8 skeo8 soke8 epos6 opes6 peso6 pose6 kep9 kop9 kes7 kos7 oke7 ope5 ops5 pes5 pos5 sop5 oes3 ose3 ko6 ok6 op4 pe4 po4 es2 oe2 os2 so2

Common questions about SPOKE

Is SPOKE valid in Words with Friends?
Yes. Words with Friends accepts SPOKE, where it scores 12 points. That game keeps its own list, separate from the Scrabble dictionaries.
How many points is SPOKE worth?
SPOKE is worth 11 points in Scrabble and 12 points in Words with Friends.
What does SPOKE mean?
One of the rods that connect the hub of a wheel to its outer rim.
What letters can be added to SPOKE?
SPOKE takes 3 hooks: 0 in front and 3 at the end.

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

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