The following list of changes introduced in the Official Tournament and Club Word List (2nd edition) will be updated with longer words as soon as definitions are available.
New Two-Letter Main Words | |
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FE FES | n a Hebrew letter |
KI KIS | n the vital force in Chinese thought |
OI | interj oy |
QI QIS | n the vital force that in Chinese thought is inherent in all things |
ZA ZAS | n a pizza |
Redefined Two-Letter Main Words | |
AG AGS | n agriculture |
AH AHS AHED AHING | v aah |
ED EDS | n education |
EX EXES EXED EXING | v to cross out |
GO GOS | n a Japanese board game |
HO HOS HOES | n a whore (an offensive term) |
Deleted Three-Letter Main Words | |
EMF EMFS | n a difference in electric potential |
New Three-Letter Main Words | |
AHI AHIS | n a marine food fish |
APO APOS | n a type of protein |
APP APPS | n a computer program for a major task |
BES BESES | n beth |
CIG CIGS | n a cigarette |
CRU CRUS | n a grade or class of wine |
DAN DANS | n a level or skill in martial arts |
DEF DEFFER DEFFEST | n excellent |
DIF DIFS | n diff |
DUH | interj used to indicate that something just stated is too obvious |
EEK | interj used to express sudden fright |
FAB FABBER FABBEST | n fabulous |
FAB FABS | n something created or constructed |
IGG IGGS IGGED IGGING | v to ignore |
KYE KYES | n a private Korean-American banking club |
LES LESES | n a lez (an offensive term) |
MEG MEGS | n a megabyte |
MIC MICS | n a microphone |
MYC MYCS | n a gene that transforms a normal cell into a cancerous cell |
NEG NEGS | n a photographic negative |
OBA OBAS | n a hereditary chief in Benin and Nigeria |
ODA ODAS | n a room in a harem |
ONO ONOS | n a large mackerel |
POO POOS POOED POOING | v to defecate (an offensive term) |
PST | interj psst |
RAI RAIS | n a style of popular Algerian music |
SOM SOMS | n a monetary unit of Kyrgyzstan |
SUK SUKS | n souk |
URP URPS URPED URPING | v to vomit |
UTE UTES | n a utility vehicle |
VID VIDS | n a video |
VUM | interj used to express surprise |
YAG YAGS | n a synthetic garnet |
ZEP ZEPS | n a long sandwich |
ZUZ ZUZIM | n an ancient Hebrew silver coin |
ZZZ | interj used to suggest the sound of snoring |
Redefined Three-Letter Main Words | |
ADZ ADZES ADZED ADZING | v to shape (wood) with an adz (a cutting tool) |
AMP AMPS AMPED AMPING | v to amplify |
COR CORS | n an ancient unit of measure |
GIT GITS GITTED GITTING | v to get |
HIM HIMS | n a male |
KEG KEGS KEGGED KEGGING | v to store in a keg (a small barrel) |
KOI KOIS | n a large and colorful fish |
LAT LATS | n a muscle of the back |
LEK LEKS LEKKED LEKKING | v to assemble for competitive displays during the mating season |
MAX MAXES MAXED MAXING | v to reach the upper limit |
MED MEDS | n medication |
TIC TICS TICCED TICCING | v to have an involuntary muscle contraction |
VEG VEGES VEGGED VEGGING | v to spend time idly |
YEP YEPS | n an affirmative reply |
YOU YOUS | n something identified with the person addressed |
New Four-Letter Main Words | |
BERK BERKS | n a foolish person |
BIDI BIDIS | n a cigarette of India |
BIOG BIOGS | n a biography |
BIRO BIROS | n a type of pen (trademarked) |
BLOG BLOGS | n a website containing a personal journal |
BOHO BOHOS | n a bohemian |
BORK BORKS BORKED BORKING | v to attack a candidate in the media |
BRUX BRUXES BRUXED BRUXING | v to grind the teeth |
BUBU BUBUS | n a boubou |
BUNA BUNAS | n a synthetic rubber |
BURB BURBS | n a suburb |
CAMO CAMOS | n a camouflage pattern |
CHAI CHAIS | v spiced tea with honey and milk |
COKY | adj cokelike |
CRED CREDS | n credibility |
CRIT CRITS | n criticism |
DAN DANS | n a level or skill in martial arts |
DELT DELTS | n a deltoid |
DENI DENI | n a monetary unit of Macedonia |
DIFF DIFFS | n a difference |
DINO DINOS | n a dinosaur |
ECHT | adj genuine |
EMMY EMMYS | n a trademark |
ENUF | adj enough |
ESNE ESNES | n a laborer in Anglo-Saxon England |
FEEB FEEBS | n a wimp (a weak of ineffective person) |
FEST FESTS | n a gathering for an activity |
FLIR FLIRS | n an electronic heat sensor |
GITE GITES | n a vacation retreat in France |
GLAM GLAMS | n glitzy atttractiveness |
GORM GORMS GORMED GORMING | v gaum [sic, should read "to gaum"] |
GOTH GOTHS | n a morbid style of rock music |
GROK GROKS GROKKED GROKKING | v to understand intuitively |
HAKU HAKUS | n a crown of flowers |
JIVY | adj jivey |
JUCO JUCOS | n a junior college |
JUKU JUKUS | n an additional school in Japan for preparing students for college |
KELT KELTS | n a salmon that has spawned |
KLIK KLIKS | n a klick |
KOJI KOJIS | n a fungus used to start fermentation |
KORA KORAS | n a stringed African musical instrument |
KUFI KUFIS | n a brimless hat |
KUNA KUNE | n a monetary unit of Croatia |
KYE KYES | n a private Korean-American banking club |
LATS LATI LATU | n a monetary unit of Latvia |
LILO LILOS | n a trademark |
LIPA LIPE | n a monetary unit of Croatia |
LOID LOIDS LOIDED LOIDING | v to open a spring lock by using a piece of celluloid |
LUMA LUMAS | n a monetary unit of Armenia |
LYCH LYCHES | n lich |
MARA MARAS | n a cavy of Argentina |
MASA MASAS | n dough made of dried corn |
MEGA | adj great in size or importance |
MEME MEMES | n an idea or practice that spreads from person to person |
MERC MERCES MERCS | n a mercenary |
MIPS | n/pl million instructions per second |
MOSH MOSHES MOSHES MOSHING | v to engage in frenzied dancing with others at a rock concert |
NAFF NAFFS NAFFED NAFFING | v to fool around |
NALA NALAS | n nullah |
NAPA NAPAS | n a soft leather |
OAKY OAKIER OAKIEST | adj tasting of oak sap |
ODAH ODAHS | n oda |
PACY PACIER PACIEST | adj pacey |
PERE PERES | n father |
PERP PERPS | n a person who commits a crime |
PERV PERVS | n one who has been perverted |
PLEX PLEXES | n a multiplex |
POMO POMOS | n the postmodern movement |
POXY POXIER POXIEST | adj afflicted with a pox |
PTUI | interj used to express the sound of spitting |
PUPU PUPUS | n a dish of Asian foods served as an appetizer |
PYRO PYROS | n a person who has a compulsion to set fires |
QADI QADIS | n cadi |
RAGG RAGGS | n a wool fiber |
RAKU RAKUS | n a form of Japanese glazed pottery |
SHWA SHWAS | n schwa |
SIDH SIDHE | n a hill inhabited by supernatural beings in Irish folklore |
SIKA SIKAS | n a small deer native to Asia |
SOBA SOBAS | n a Japanese noodle made from buckwheat flour |
SOCA SOCAS | n a blend of soul and calypso music |
SPAM SPAMS SPAMMED SPAMMING | v to send unsolicited e-mail to a large number of addresses |
STOT STOTS STOTTED STOTTING | v to bound with a stiff-legged gait |
TECH TECHS | n a technician |
TEGG TEGGS | n a sheep in its second year |
TOPO | adj topographic |
TRES | adj very |
TROG TROGS | n a hooligan |
TYIN TYIN | n a monetary unit of Kazakhstan |
UDON UDONS | n a Japanese noodle made with wheat flour |
WANK WANKS WANKED WANKING | v to masturbate (an offensive term) |
WHUP WHUPPED WHUPPING WHUPS | v to defeat decisively |
YUTZ YUTZES | n a stupid, foolish or ineffectual person |
ZINE ZINES | n a magazine |
ZONA ZONAE | n a transparent substance surrounding the ovum of mammals |
ZOUK ZOUKS | n a dance music of the French West Indies |
Redefined Four-Letter Main Words | |
ADZE ADZES ADZED ADZING | v to adz |
BABY BABIER BABIEST | adj resembling a baby an infant |
BARN BARNS BARNED BARNING | v to store in a barn (a large storage building) |
BERM BERMS BERMED BERMING | v to provide with a berm (a ledge) |
CHEF CHEFS CHEFED CHEFING CHEFFED CHEFFING | v to work as a chef (a chief cook) |
DEMO DEMOS DEMOED DEMOING | v to demonstrate |
DUET DUETED DUETING DUETTED DUETTING DUETS | v to perform a duet (a musical composition for two) |
LINT LINTS LINTED LINTING | v to give off lint (bits of fiber or fluff) |
LUBE LUBES LUBED LUBING | v to lubricate |
MILD MILDS MILDED MILDING | v to diminish |
PALP PALPS PALPED PALPING | v to touch |
PORK PORKS PORKED PORKING | v to eat ravenously |
WIMP WIMPS WIMPED WIMPING | v to act in a timid manner |
YEAH YEAHS | n an affirmative reply |
ZOON ZOONS ZOONED ZOONING | v to zoom |