You can make two or more, as long as each is an actual word, and all of the added tiles are on the same line. You score all of the words separately, so some letters will be scored twice.
For example:
It depends on the position of the letters of the word/s, if it is within its boundary that is vertical or horizontal in a turn, you can create several words in one turn. However, make sure that the words are valid and acceptable in the scrabble game.
Yes. Once for each word.
There are no two-letter words beginning with V. Sorry!
25, using the TWL, (the Scrabble dictionary), with a minimum word length of two letters:dedevdiediredivediverdriveederidireiredreredreirevridrideriverivedvidvidevieviedvier
Using the TWL (the Scrabble dictionary), with a minimum word length of two letters, you can make 941 words. The longest ones that can be made are these 7, which contain nine letters:perianthsphratriespreprintspretrainsstrappierterrapinstranspire
The term for two words that make one word is a compound word.
It depends on the position of the letters of the word/s, if it is within its boundary that is vertical or horizontal in a turn, you can create several words in one turn. However, make sure that the words are valid and acceptable in the scrabble game.
There are no single English Scrabble words that meet the criteria. You can make two words: cat time.
When you make two words into one word it is called a compound word. Some examples are highchair, driveway, and heatwave.
Two words, yet one phrase, they wouldn't make sense without each other.
Oz "Oz" is not acceptable in Scrabble, if that's what you're getting at. ;-)
Lifestyle, life style, or life-style. All can be used.
Yes. Once for each word.
There are no two-letter words beginning with V. Sorry!
One hundred and two words can be made from the word whimsical.
No. Example: I will make my bed along with doing the dishes.
It is two words. Writing it as one is acceptable in the UK and is referred to as a "Britishism." But in American grammar, it is always two separate words.