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Ad or AD cannot be used in Scrabble. This violates the rules of using abbreviations. Ad stands for Advertisement. AD stands for Anno Domini.
A:According to official sources, including the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary and published lists of acceptable two-letter Scrabble words, the answer is yes: the word 'ad' is valid in Scrabble unless explicitly banned by a house rule (such as a hard interpretation of the 'no abbreviations' official rule).
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