Free word game — instant play, no signup, no download
Word Sprint gives you a set of letters and asks for as many valid words as you can make in the time available. Unlike an anagram, there is no single answer — the score is how much of the available space you can find, which makes it a generation task rather than a solving one.
A set of letters appears with a timer.
Type any valid word using those letters.
Each valid word scores; longer words score more.
Keep going until the time runs out.
Your score is total words and their lengths.
Word generation fluency — producing words to a constraint rather than recognising them. Generation is considerably harder than recognition and it is what makes this different from the anagram games. Another word game to try next: Vocabulary Builder.
Start with three-letter words. They are quick points and they often suggest longer ones.
Work systematically by first letter rather than freely associating. Systematic generation finds more.
Add S, ER and ING to words you already found. Suffixes are free points.
Do not hunt for the single longest word. Volume beats one big find in almost every scoring system.
No. Any valid word from the available letters counts.
Only as many times as it appears in the set.
Yes, if they are valid dictionary words.
Volume, generally. Three-letter words found quickly usually outscore a long word found slowly.