Want to rack up massive points in Scrabble or Words With Friends? It’s time to learn one of the most powerful scoring tools: the BINGO.
What Is a Bingo?
A bingo is a move where you use all 7 tiles from your rack in a single play. It comes with a +50 point bonus, on top of the word score itself. That’s enough to swing a game, especially when paired with strong board placement or premium squares.
Why BINGOs Matter
BINGOs aren’t just high-scoring plays, they’re the foundation of expert strategy. Here’s why:
- +50 points: A significant bonus that can’t be matched by short plays.
- Game-changer: Bingos can turn a losing position into a lead.
- Winning edge: Among advanced players, the winners play, on average, twice as many bingos as the losers.
- Skill gap: The frequency of bingos is one of the main differences between casual and expert gameplay.
Tips to Master BINGOs Like a Pro
Bingos are the result of a mindful strategy, turn after turn. Here’s how advanced players consistently set themselves up to score big:
Tile Management
Expert players prioritize versatile, bingo-friendly letters like S, R, T, N, and common vowels A, E, I, which appear in the most productive bingo stems. High-point tiles like Q and X can be tempting to keep, but they rarely fit into BINGOs. It’s usually better to play them quickly by forming short Q words (like QI, QA) or short X words (like XI, XU). Learning these quick plays will help you clear your rack and keep your chances of a bingo alive.
Word Knowledge
Top players memorize large sets of valid 7-letter words, often grouped by common “stems” (like TISANE or RETINA). This guide will help you do the same, providing curated lists and printable resources.
Board Management
It’s not just about your rack, it’s also about the board. Skilled players:
- Set up potential bingo words on premium squares.
- Leave behind hooks or create parallel plays to build on.
- Block opponents from accessing bonus squares.
Rack Balancing
A well-balanced rack is key to spotting BINGOs. That means:
- Exchanging tiles when you’re stuck with clunky combinations.
- Maintaining a healthy mix of vowels and consonants.
- Avoiding death combos full of duplicates or unplayable letters.
What Are Bingo Stems?
Bingo stems are 6-letter combinations that can form 7-letter words (BINGOs) when paired with just one more letter. They’re a secret weapon for high-level Scrabble and Words With Friends players, and knowing just a handful of these stems can unlock high-scoring plays. If you're learning how to play Scrabble at an advanced level, mastering these stems is a game-changer.
These stems typically consist of common, low-point tiles (like vowels and frequent consonants), making them easy to draw and easy to build from. Mastering them not only boosts your chances of scoring the +50 point bingo bonus but also improves your overall rack management and play flexibility.
Popular Bingo Stems to Know
Here are some of the most useful and productive bingo stems:
- TISANE (AEINST) – Can become DETAINS, STAINED, RETAINS, and more.
- SATIRE (AEIRST) – Forms words like RETINAS, SALTIER, REALIST, and more.
- RETINA (AEINRT) – Leads to TRAINED, CERTAIN, GRANITE, INERTIA, and so on.
- ARSINE (AEINRS) – Turns into MARINES, GAINERS, REMAINS, SARDINE, and more.
- SENIOR (EINORS) – Builds IGNORES, HEROINS, JOINERS, and others.
- TONIES (EINOST) – Makes SECTION, TENSION, TOXINES, ISOTONE, and more.
Many of these stems overlap because the most common bingo-building letters tend to repeat. You’ll see S, T, R, and N pop up again and again in high-frequency stems. A quick way to remember them? Think “Start To Read Notes”—these four letters are key to forming BINGOs, showing up in nearly every top stem.
Master the Top 3 Bingo Stems: TISANE, SATIRE, RETINA
When it comes to BINGOs, not all letter combos are created equal. Some stems are so rich in word-building potential that memorizing them gives you a serious edge, especially if you're learning how to play Words With Friends or want to level up your Scrabble strategy.
Let's focus on the top three bingo stems: TISANE, SATIRE, and RETINA. Each of these is a goldmine of possible BINGOs, and we’ll give you tables of example words and printable lists to help you memorize them. These stems are also helpful if you like using an anagram solver or want to challenge yourself to recall all the variations from memory.
Bingo Stem #1: TISANE + ?
The bingo stem TISANE (A, E, I, N, S, T) is one of the richest stems in both Scrabble and Words With Friends. By adding just one letter to these six tiles, you can form more than 90 valid 7-letter BINGOs (depending on the dictionary), and they are an incredibly efficient way to rake in 50-point bonuses.
While TISANE doesn’t combine with Q or Y to form BINGOs (like all our top three stems), it covers the rest of the alphabet. It's especially valuable when you can combine it with high-scoring tiles like Z, X, or J, creating plays like ZANIEST, SEXTAIN, or JANTIES.
Use the table below to explore playable words and learn their meanings. It’s a great way to strengthen your bingo-building tactics.
TISANE + ? | Word | Definition | CSW | NWL | WWF | |
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A | ||||||
ENTASIA | Muscle contraction (esp spastic) | YES | YES | YES | ||
TAENIAS | Tapeworms | YES | YES | YES | ||
B | ||||||
BANTIES | Small briefs/underwear | YES | YES | YES | ||
BASINET | Medieval helmet | YES | YES | YES | ||
BESAINT | To make holy | YES | NO | NO | ||
BESTAIN | To stain or soil | YES | NO | NO | ||
C | ||||||
ACETINS | Glycerol esters (used in perfumes) | YES | YES | YES | ||
CANIEST | Smartest, most shrewd | YES | NO | NO | ||
CINEAST | Film lover/expert | YES | YES | YES | ||
C | ||||||
DESTAIN | Remove a stain | YES | YES | YES | ||
DETAINS | Holds back, arrests | YES | YES | YES | ||
INSTEAD | In place of | YES | YES | YES | ||
NIDATES | Builds a | nest | YES | YES | NO | |
SAINTED | Made into a saint | YES | YES | YES | ||
SATINED | Made satiny | YES | YES | YES | ||
STAINED | Colored or marked | YES | YES | YES | ||
TIENDAS | Spanish shops | NO | NO | YES | ||
E | ||||||
ETESIAN | Yearly (esp Mediterranean winds) | YES | YES | YES | ||
F | ||||||
FAINEST | Laziest, most reluctant | YES | YES | YES | ||
FANSITE | Website for fans | YES | NO | NO | ||
NAIFEST | Most | naive | YES | NO | NO | |
G | ||||||
EASTING | Eastward movement | YES | YES | YES | ||
EATINGS | Meals | YES | YES | YES | ||
GAINEST | Most gainful | YES | NO | NO | ||
GENISTA | Broom plant | YES | YES | YES | ||
INGATES | Gates to enter | YES | YES | YES | ||
INGESTA | Swallowed material | YES | YES | YES | ||
SEATING | Arrangement of seats | YES | YES | YES | ||
TAGINES | Moroccan stews | YES | YES | YES | ||
TANGIES | Strong, zesty flavors | YES | NO | NO | ||
TEASING | Mocking playfully | YES | YES | YES | ||
TSIGANE | Romani person (variant of "gypsy") | YES | NO | NO | ||
H | ||||||
HENTAIS | Japanese erotic comics | YES | NO | NO | ||
SHEITAN | Devil (Islamic context) | YES | YES | YES | ||
STHENIA | Bodily strength | YES | YES | YES | ||
I | ||||||
ISATINE | Dye compound (used in chemistry) | YES | YES | YES | ||
J | ||||||
JANTIES | Jean panties | YES | NO | NO | ||
TAJINES | Moroccan stews (alt spelling) | YES | YES | YES | ||
K | ||||||
INTAKES | Amounts taken in | YES | YES | YES | ||
KENTIAS | Palm trees | YES | NO | YES | ||
TANKIES | Pro-tank communists (slang) | YES | NO | NO | ||
L | ||||||
EASTLIN | Narrow path | YES | NO | NO | ||
ELASTIN | Stretchy body protein | YES | YES | YES | ||
ENTAILS | Involves, includes | YES | YES | YES | ||
NAILSET | Tool to set | nails | YES | YES | YES | |
SALIENT | Noticeable, important | YES | YES | YES | ||
SALTINE | Plain cracker | YES | YES | YES | ||
SLAINTE | Irish toast (“health!”) | YES | YES | YES | ||
STANIEL | Young hawk | YES | NO | NO | ||
TENAILS | Anchors or fastens | YES | YES | YES | ||
M | ||||||
ETAMINS | Light fabrics | YES | YES | YES | ||
INMATES | Prisoners | YES | YES | YES | ||
MAINEST | Most main, central | YES | NO | NO | ||
MANTIES | Male panties (slang) | YES | NO | NO | ||
TAMEINS | Aprons (Scottish) | YES | YES | YES | ||
TAMINES | Thin fabric | YES | NO | NO | ||
N | ||||||
INANEST | Most foolish | YES | YES | YES | ||
NANITES | Tiny robots | YES | NO | NO | ||
STANINE | 9-point scale (educ) | YES | YES | YES | ||
TANNIES | Grannies (slang) | YES | NO | YES | ||
O | ||||||
ATONIES | Lacking muscle tone | YES | YES | YES | ||
P | ||||||
PANTIES | Underwear | YES | YES | YES | ||
PATINES | Film or finish on metal | YES | YES | YES | ||
SAPIENT | Wise | YES | YES | YES | ||
SPINATE | With spines | YES | YES | YES | ||
R | ||||||
ANESTRI | Time between heats (zool) | YES | YES | YES | ||
ANTSIER | More fidgety | YES | YES | YES | ||
NASTIER | More unpleasant | YES | YES | YES | ||
RATINES | Rough fabrics | YES | YES | YES | ||
RESIANT | Dwelling/residing | YES | NO | NO | ||
RETAINS | Keeps | YES | YES | YES | ||
RETINAS | Eye parts | YES | YES | YES | ||
RETSINA | Greek wine with resin | YES | YES | YES | ||
STAINER | One who stains | YES | YES | YES | ||
STARNIE | Variant of "sternie" (old dialect) | YES | NO | NO | ||
STEARIN | Fatty substance (in candles) | YES | YES | YES | ||
S | ||||||
ENTASIS | Bulging column shape | YES | YES | YES | ||
NASTIES | Unpleasant things | YES | YES | YES | ||
SEITANS | Wheat-meat (vegan protein) | YES | YES | NO | ||
SESTINA | 6-stanza poem form | YES | YES | YES | ||
TANSIES | Yellow-flowered plants | YES | YES | YES | ||
TISANES | Herbal teas | YES | YES | YES | ||
T | ||||||
INSTATE | Put into office | YES | YES | YES | ||
SATINET | Thin fabric | YES | YES | YES | ||
TANTIES | Tantalizing things | YES | NO | NO | ||
U | ||||||
AUNTIES | Your mom’s sister | YES | YES | YES | ||
SINUATE | Wavy-edged | YES | YES | YES | ||
V | ||||||
NAIVEST | Most | naive | YES | YES | YES | |
NATIVES | Locals | YES | YES | YES | ||
VAINEST | Most vain | YES | YES | YES | ||
W | ||||||
AWNIEST | Bristliest (awns = plant hairs) | YES | NO | NO | ||
TAWNIES | Brownish-gold tones | YES | YES | YES | ||
WANIEST | Most wan or pale | YES | YES | YES | ||
WANTIES | Yearnings, cravings | YES | NO | NO | ||
X | ||||||
ANTISEX | Against sexual content | YES | YES | YES | ||
SEXTAIN | Erotic poem stanza (fictional-sounding, used in Scrabble) | YES | YES | YES | ||
Z | ||||||
ZANIEST | Most clownish | YES | YES | YES | ||
ZEATINS | Plant growth hormones | YES | NO | YES |
- 📄 Printable TISANE+? CSW List – Contains all valid TISANE+? BINGOs from the international Scrabble dictionary (CSW). Ideal for competitive players outside North America.
- 📄 Printable TISANE+? NWL List – Includes all TISANE+? BINGOs valid in North American Scrabble dictionary (NWL). Perfect for players focused on the US tournament or casual play.
- 📄 Printable TISANE+? WWF List – Covers all TISANE+? BINGOs playable in Words With Friends. Great for mobile players aiming to rack up wins on the app.
Bingo Stem #2: SATIRE + ?
The SATIRE stem offers an extensive list of playable BINGOs (almost 100 words), thanks to its versatility and balanced letter set. While it doesn't pair well with high-value tiles like J, Q, X, Y, or Z, it makes up for it in sheer quantity and bingo potential, especially for Collins (CSW) players. Many of the SATIRE+? words are obscure or regional, valid only in International Scrabble, which makes this set a great study aid for players preparing for global competition.
SATIRE + ? | Word | Definition | CSW | NWL | WWF |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
A | |||||
ARISTAE | Bristles (esp on insects) | YES | YES | YES | |
ATRESIA | Blocked body opening | YES | YES | YES | |
ASTERIA | Star-shaped gemstone flash | YES | YES | NO | |
B | |||||
BAITERS | Teasers or tormentors | YES | YES | YES | |
BARITES | Heavy mineral (barium sulfate) | YES | YES | YES | |
REBAITS | Baits again | YES | YES | YES | |
TERBIAS | Terbium oxides (chemical) | YES | YES | YES | |
C | |||||
CRISTAE | Mitochondrial folds | YES | YES | YES | |
RACIEST | Most suggestive or exciting | YES | YES | YES | |
STEARIC | Fatty acid (from animal fat) | YES | YES | YES | |
ATRESIC | Having atresia (medical) | YES | YES | NO | |
D | |||||
ARIDEST | Driest | YES | YES | YES | |
ASTRIDE | With a leg on each side | YES | YES | YES | |
STAIDER | More serious or dull | YES | YES | YES | |
TARDIES | Late people | YES | YES | YES | |
TIRADES | Angry speeches | YES | YES | YES | |
ASTERID | Flowering plant type | YES | NO | NO | |
STAIRED | Walked using stairs | YES | NO | NO | |
TRADIES | Tradespeople (slang) | YES | NO | NO | |
E | |||||
AERIEST | Most lofty or delicate | YES | YES | YES | |
SERIATE | Arrange in order | YES | YES | YES | |
F | |||||
FAIREST | Most beautiful or just | YES | YES | YES | |
G | |||||
AGISTER | Takes in grazing animals | YES | NO | YES | |
AIGRETS | Feather decorations | YES | YES | YES | |
GAITERS | Leg coverings | YES | YES | YES | |
SEAGIRT | Surrounded by sea | YES | YES | YES | |
STAGIER | More awkward or theatrical (like a stage act) | YES | YES | YES | |
TRIAGES | Sorts by urgency | YES | YES | YES | |
STRIGAE | Witch-like beings | YES | NO | NO | |
TIRAGES | Print runs (French origin) | YES | NO | NO | |
H | |||||
HASTIER | Most rushed | YES | YES | YES | |
SHERIAT | Islamic law (variant of Shariat) | YES | NO | NO | |
I | |||||
AIRIEST | Lightest or most spacious | YES | YES | YES | |
IRISATE | Shimmer like a rainbow | YES | NO | NO | |
K | |||||
ARKITES | Followers of the Ark (biblical or sect-based, rare usage) | YES | NO | NO | |
KARITES | Followers of Karaism (Jewish sect rejecting the Talmud) | YES | NO | NO | |
L | |||||
REALIST | Practical thinker | YES | YES | YES | |
RETAILS | Sells in small amounts | YES | YES | YES | |
SALTIER | More salty | YES | YES | YES | |
SALTIRE | Diagonal cross (X shape) | YES | YES | YES | |
SLATIER | More slatted | YES | YES | YES | |
TAILERS | Those who follow or trail | YES | YES | YES | |
M | |||||
IMARETS | Turkish inns | YES | YES | YES | |
MAESTRI | Masters (esp conductors) | YES | YES | YES | |
MISRATE | Rank incorrectly | YES | YES | YES | |
SMARTIE | Clever person (or candy!) | YES | YES | YES | |
MAISTER | Chief or master (dialect) | YES | NO | NO | |
MASTIER | More masted (nautical) | YES | NO | NO | |
SEMITAR | Sword (variant of scimitar) | YES | NO | NO | |
N | |||||
ANESTRI | Time between heats (zool) | YES | YES | YES | |
ANTSIER | More fidgety | YES | YES | YES | |
NASTIER | More unpleasant | YES | YES | YES | |
RATINES | Rough fabrics | YES | YES | YES | |
RETAINS | Keeps | YES | YES | YES | |
RETINAS | Eye parts | YES | YES | YES | |
RETSINA | Greek wine with resin | YES | YES | YES | |
STAINER | One who stains | YES | YES | YES | |
STEARIN | Fatty substance (in candles) | YES | YES | YES | |
RESIANT | Dwelling/residing | YES | NO | NO | |
STARNIE | Variant of "sternie" (old dialect) | YES | NO | NO | |
O | |||||
OSTERIA | Italian eatery | NO | NO | YES | |
OARIEST | Most oar-like or rowable | YES | NO | NO | |
OTARIES | Eared seals | YES | NO | NO | |
ROASTIE | Roast potato (UK slang) | YES | NO | NO | |
P | |||||
PARTIES | Social gatherings | YES | YES | YES | |
PASTIER | More pastry-like | YES | YES | YES | |
PIASTER | Old currency unit | YES | YES | YES | |
PIASTRE | Variant of piaster | YES | YES | YES | |
PIRATES | Sea raiders | YES | YES | YES | |
PRATIES | Potatoes (Irish dialect) | YES | YES | YES | |
TRAIPSE | Walk aimlessly | YES | YES | YES | |
PAIREST | Matches as a pair | YES | NO | NO | |
RAPIEST | More aggressive | YES | NO | NO | |
R | |||||
ARTSIER | More artsy | YES | YES | YES | |
TARRIES | Delays | YES | YES | YES | |
TARSIER | Big-eyed primate | YES | YES | YES | |
SERRATI | Saw-toothed (plural, bio) | YES | NO | NO | |
S | |||||
ARSIEST | Most artsy | YES | NO | YES | |
DIASTER | Star-shaped chromosome stage in cell division | YES | YES | YES | |
DISRATE | Reduce rank (military) | YES | YES | YES | |
SATIRES | Witty works mocking flaws or society | YES | YES | YES | |
ARTSIES | Artistic types | YES | YES | NO | |
SAIREST | Most sorrowful | YES | NO | NO | |
TIRASSE | Veil in fencing (rare) | YES | NO | NO | |
T | |||||
ARTIEST | Most artistic | YES | YES | YES | |
ARTISTE | Performing artist | YES | YES | YES | |
ATTIRES | Outfits | YES | YES | YES | |
IRATEST | Angriest | YES | YES | YES | |
RATITES | Flightless birds | YES | YES | YES | |
STRIATE | Mark with stripes | YES | YES | YES | |
TASTIER | More delicious | YES | YES | YES | |
TERTIAS | Church service times | YES | NO | NO | |
V | |||||
VASTIER | More immense | YES | YES | YES | |
VERITAS | Truth (Latin) | YES | YES | YES | |
RAVIEST | Most ecstatic | YES | YES | NO | |
TAIVERS | Wanderers (Scots) | YES | NO | NO | |
W | |||||
WAISTER | Ship’s lower-deck crew | YES | YES | YES | |
WAITERS | Restaurant servers | YES | YES | YES | |
WARIEST | Most cautious | YES | YES | YES | |
WASTRIE | Wasteful person (Scots) | YES | YES | YES |
- 📄 Printable SATIRE+? CSW List – Contains all valid SATIRE+? BINGOs from the international Scrabble dictionary (CSW). Ideal for competitive players outside North America.
- 📄 Printable SATIRE+? NWL List – Includes all SATIRE+? BINGOs valid in the North American Scrabble dictionary (NWL). Perfect for players focused on US tournament or casual play.
- 📄 Printable SATIRE+? WWF List – Covers all SATIRE+? BINGOs playable in Words With Friends. Great for mobile players aiming to rack up wins on the app.
Bingo Stem #3: RETINA + ?
RETINA is another solid stem for bingo-building, producing over 70 valid words when combined with one additional letter. However, most of these words are playable only in Collins Scrabble (CSW), making this stem more valuable for international play. You won’t find high-scoring letter combos here (RETINA doesn’t form words with A, Q, V, X, Y, or Z). The only two BINGOs with a J—JANTIER and NARTJIE—are exclusive to Collins, so they won’t help in NASPA or Words With Friends.
RETINA + ? | Word | Definition | CSW | NWL | WWF |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
B | |||||
ATEBRIN | Old malaria drug (uinacrine) | YES | NO | NO | |
C | |||||
CERATIN | Horny skin protein | YES | YES | YES | |
CERTAIN | Sure or definite | YES | YES | YES | |
CREATIN | Body chemical from muscles | YES | YES | YES | |
TACRINE | Alzheimer’s drug | YES | YES | NO | |
CANTIER | Livelier, more spirited | YES | NO | NO | |
CRINATE | Hair-like or hairy | YES | NO | NO | |
NACRITE | Clay mineral | YES | NO | NO | |
D | |||||
ANTIRED | Opposed to red (political or literal) | YES | YES | YES | |
DETRAIN | Get off a train | YES | YES | YES | |
TRAINED | Taught or skilled through practice | YES | YES | NO | |
E | |||||
ARENITE | Sandstone | YES | YES | YES | |
RETINAE | Plural of retina; light-sensitive eye layers | YES | YES | YES | |
TRAINEE | One in training | YES | YES | NO | |
F | |||||
FAINTER | More faint or weak | YES | YES | YES | |
FENITAR | Uncommon; possible typo or obscure | YES | NO | NO | |
G | |||||
GRANITE | Hard igneous rock | YES | YES | YES | |
GRATINE | To top with browned crust (culinary) | YES | YES | YES | |
INGRATE | Ungrateful person | YES | YES | YES | |
TANGIER | More tangled or city in Morocco | YES | YES | NO | |
TEARING | Ripping or moving fast | YES | YES | NO | |
H | |||||
HAIRNET | Mesh for holding hair | YES | YES | YES | |
INEARTH | Bury | YES | YES | YES | |
THERIAN | Mammal (includes marsupials & placentals) | YES | YES | NO | |
I | |||||
INERTIA | Resistance to change or motion | YES | YES | YES | |
J | |||||
JANTIER | Sprightlier or livelier | YES | NO | NO | |
NARTJIE | South African citrus fruit | YES | NO | NO | |
K | |||||
KERATIN | Tough protein in hair/nails | YES | YES | YES | |
L | |||||
LATRINE | Toilet | YES | YES | YES | |
RATLINE | Rope ladder rung on a ship | YES | YES | YES | |
RELIANT | Dependent | YES | YES | YES | |
RETINAL | Light-reactive eye compound | YES | YES | YES | |
TRENAIL | Wooden peg used in shipbuilding or carpentry | YES | YES | NO | |
ENTRAIL | Inner organs | YES | NO | NO | |
M | |||||
MERANTI | Tropical hardwood | YES | NO | YES | |
MINARET | Mosue tower | YES | YES | YES | |
RAIMENT | Clothing | YES | YES | YES | |
N | |||||
ENTRAIN | Board a train | YES | YES | YES | |
TRANNIE | Offensive slang (note: dated/derogatory) | YES | YES | NO | |
O | |||||
NOTAIRE | Notary (French spelling) | YES | NO | NO | |
OTARINE | Related to eared seals | YES | NO | NO | |
P | |||||
PAINTER | One who paints | YES | YES | YES | |
PERTAIN | Relate to | YES | YES | YES | |
REPAINT | Paint again | YES | YES | YES | |
INAPTER | Less suited or fit | YES | NO | NO | |
R | |||||
RETRAIN | Train again | YES | YES | YES | |
TERRAIN | Ground or land surface | YES | YES | NO | |
TRAINER | Coach or instructor | YES | YES | NO | |
S | |||||
ANESTRI | Time between heats (zool) | YES | YES | YES | |
ANTSIER | More fidgety | YES | YES | YES | |
NASTIER | More unpleasant | YES | YES | YES | |
RATINES | Rough fabrics | YES | YES | YES | |
RETAINS | Keeps | YES | YES | YES | |
RETINAS | Eye parts | YES | YES | YES | |
RETSINA | Greek wine with resin | YES | YES | YES | |
STAINER | One who stains | YES | YES | YES | |
STEARIN | Fatty substance (in candles) | YES | YES | NO | |
RESIANT | Dwelling/residing | YES | NO | NO | |
STARNIE | Variant of "sternie" (old dialect) | YES | NO | NO | |
T | |||||
INTREAT | Plead or beg | YES | YES | YES | |
ITERANT | Repeating or recurring | YES | YES | YES | |
NATTIER | Neater or sharper in style | YES | YES | YES | |
NITRATE | Nitrogen compound | YES | YES | YES | |
TERTIAN | Recurring every third day | YES | YES | NO | |
TARTINE | Open-faced sandwich (French) | YES | NO | NO | |
U | |||||
RUINATE | To ruin | YES | YES | YES | |
TAURINE | Amino acid (found in energy drinks) | YES | YES | NO | |
URANITE | Uranium mineral | YES | YES | NO | |
URINATE | To pee | YES | YES | NO | |
W | |||||
TAWNIER | More tawny or brownish | YES | YES | NO | |
TINWARE | Utensils made of tin | YES | YES | NO |
- 📄 Printable RETINA+? CSW List – Contains all valid RETINA+? BINGOs from the international Scrabble dictionary (CSW). Ideal for competitive players outside North America.
- 📄 Printable RETINA+? NWL List – Includes all RETINA+? BINGOs valid in the North American Scrabble dictionary (NWL). Perfect for players focused on US tournament or casual play.
- 📄 Printable RETINA+? WWF List – Covers all RETINA+? BINGOs playable in Words With Friends. Great for mobile players aiming to rack up wins on the app.
Ready to Keep Leveling Up?
TISANE, SATIRE, and RETINA are great bingo stems to have in your toolkit, but there’s plenty more to explore. If you’re looking to boost your game even further, check out some of our favorite resources:
- Handy 2-letter word lists and tips & tools to memorize them
- Short Q-words and X-words for those high-score surprises
- Vowel dumps and death combos to deal with tough racks
Keep browsing, keep learning, and get ready to turn those 7 tiles into your next 50-point bingo!
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