Big Boggle Quiz

Here’s how to play…Words are formed from adjoining letters.  (You may not skip over letters) Letters must be in the proper sequence to spell a word.  They may join horizontally, vertically, or diagonally to the left, right or up-and-down.  No letter cube may be used more than once in a single word.

No proper nouns, abbreviations, contradictions, hyphenated or foreign words.

Scoring-Make up to 20 words with at least 3 letters.  If someone else makes the same word you will still get one point.  If you are the only one to find a word you will score how many letters are in that word (3 letters=3 pts, 4 letters=4 pts, etc)

Bonus-There is an author’s name (first and last name connected).  Find it for 2o points.

I love Boggle and have already made my list of 20 words.  The more people who play the more fun it is.  Spread the word :)

See how that last round played out here.  Current leaderboard here.  Last week’s Frenchy quiz here.

17 thoughts on “Big Boggle Quiz

  1. Kay says:

    Here’s my list:

    1. lowest 2. astute 3. fates 4. settle 5. brands 6. phone 7. fasten 8. sautes 9. taste 10. astute
    11. welts 12. wetlands 13. longest 14. gnu 15. rants 16. whole 17. bland 18. sues 19. longs
    20. welds
    Bonus: Dan Brown

  2. softdrink says:

    My 20…

    blown
    settle
    fasten
    tufa
    whorl
    wrong
    wrongs
    gelds
    welds
    hung
    brands
    fates
    stents
    elands
    fatten
    welts
    phones
    attest
    sautes
    worlds

    And my (two) authors:
    Dan Brown
    Dante

  3. Teddyree says:

    Not sure whether you’re allowed to go up, down, sideaways and diagonal in the one word. If not then some of these won’t be allowed lol … too long since I’ve played boggle

    brown
    punts
    nest
    wrong
    stew
    band
    hones
    stand
    gust
    tug
    fasten
    brow
    guts
    how
    sate
    blew
    ants
    dust
    east
    owe

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