7-Letter Words for Scrabble Go (Bingo-Strength Plays & Tips)
In Scrabble Go, 7-letter words are especially valuable because they allow a bingo — using all seven tiles in one move — which gives a bonus (commonly +50 points). These plays can change the course of a match. Below you'll find top examples of bingos and high scoring 7-letter words, strategy ideas, rules, and FAQs to sharpen your play.
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Top High-Scoring 7-Letter Words (Bingos & Close Moves)
These are among the highest base-tile-value 7-letter words (before board bonuses). Learning these helps you spot opportunities when your rack has strong letters and premium squares are in range.
Highest Scoring 7-Letter Words (Bingos)
Premium 7-letter bingo words with the highest point values
| Rank | Word | Score |
|---|---|---|
| #1 | PIZZAZZ | 45 |
| #2 | ZYZZYVA | 43 |
| #3 | PIZAZZY | 39 |
| #4 | JAZZILY | 35 |
| #5 | QUIZZED | 35 |
| #6 | ZIZZLED | 35 |
| #7 | JACUZZI | 34 |
| #8 | JAZZBOS | 34 |
| #9 | JAZZMAN | 34 |
| #10 | JAZZMEN | 34 |
| #11 | QUIZZER | 34 |
| #12 | QUIZZES | 34 |
| #13 | ZIZZLES | 34 |
| #14 | JAZZING | 33 |
| #15 | SCHIZZY | 33 |
Medium Scoring Words
Mid-range scoring 7-letter words
| Rank | Word | Score |
|---|---|---|
| #51 | MAZZARD | 28 |
| #52 | MIZZLED | 28 |
| #53 | MUZZLED | 28 |
| #54 | PUZZLED | 28 |
| #55 | SWIZZLE | 28 |
| #56 | WIZZENS | 28 |
| #57 | BEZIQUE | 27 |
| #58 | BEZZANT | 27 |
| #59 | BUZZERS | 27 |
| #60 | CAZIQUE | 27 |
| #61 | DAZZLED | 27 |
| #62 | DIZZIED | 27 |
| #63 | GIZZARD | 27 |
| #64 | GUZZLED | 27 |
| #65 | JUKEBOX | 27 |
Lower Scoring Words
Lower scoring but still valid 7-letter words
| Rank | Word | Score |
|---|---|---|
| #151 | ZLOTYCH | 24 |
| #152 | AZULEJO | 23 |
| #153 | CHUTZPA | 23 |
| #154 | CYCLIZE | 23 |
| #155 | ENZYMIC | 23 |
| #156 | EQUINOX | 23 |
| #157 | FOXFISH | 23 |
| #158 | HIJACKS | 23 |
| #159 | JEJUNUM | 23 |
| #160 | JEWFISH | 23 |
| #161 | JEZAILS | 23 |
| #162 | JOCKEYS | 23 |
| #163 | JOJOBAS | 23 |
| #164 | JONQUIL | 23 |
| #165 | JUJUBES | 23 |
Why 7-Letter Words Matter in Scrabble Go
Bingo bonus
Playing all 7 tiles typically gives a bonus (e.g. +50 points), so even average base-value 7-letter words can become strong plays.
Rack depletion & tile refresh
Using all tiles resets your rack; this helps avoid being stuck with difficult letters and gives fresh opportunities.
High value letters get used
Letters like Q, Z, X, J are expensive; using them in a bingo maximizes their impact.
Strategic board control
A well placed 7-letter word can block premium squares, or open new ones; forces the opponent to play around your placement.
Rules & Validity of 7-Letter Words
The dictionary in Scrabble Go is based on standard Scrabble lexicons. Seven-letter words that appear in those lexicons are accepted unless removed in updates.
The dictionary used (TWL, CSW / SOWPODS etc.) determines what's valid. Some rare, archaic, or foreign-derivative words may be valid in one list but not the other.
Always confirm in-game: even if you know a word from external lists, Scrabble Go may reject it if it hasn't been incorporated.
Bingo bonuses are awarded when you use all seven tiles from your rack in one move (regardless of additional letters on board you hook into).
FAQs About 7-Letter Words in Scrabble Go
Q: What counts as a "bingo"?
Any word where you play all 7 tiles from your rack in a single move. This gives you the bonus in addition to the regular tile scores and board multipliers.
Q: Which are among the highest scoring 7-letter base words?
Examples like MUZJIKS, BEZIQUE, CAZIQUE, JUKEBOX, ZOMBIFY are among the top.
Q: Are there many 7-letter words with Q without U, or unusual letter combinations?
Yes—some words like CAZIQUE manage to use Q with U in less common layouts; other words contrast maximize rare‐letter usage (Z, J, X, V, etc.).
Q: How many valid 7-letter words are there?
Scrabble dictionaries contain tens of thousands of 7-letter entries—one source shows around 34,892 seven-letter words in its collection.
Q: Should I always aim for a 7-letter play if possible?
Not always. Sometimes a shorter word placed well (on premium squares or creating multiple words) can outperform a poorly placed bingo. Also consider tile leave: keeping certain letters for future big plays may be better.
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