V.C. on ANZAC day
It is ANZAC day on Thursday and I couldn't think of anything from last week i could use as a theme, so I have used ANZAC instead
A Grade Challenge
You pull out your first tiles of the game and are admiring the letters
ANZAC plus 2 blanks.
There are 6 bingos you could put down to get a great start.
However, it is not your first turn, and your opponent gives your ANZAC a VC by starting the game with CAVY..
What is the ONLY bingo you can play now?
What were the 6 bingos you could have played if it had been your first turn?
B & C Grade Study List
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Today’s list concerns the letter Z with a double A
There is only 1 four letter word with ZAA and that is AZAN. But that one is well worth remembering if you can get it onto the board because you might be able to build it into HAZAN and then into CHAZAN.
ANZAC is not a valid word for scrabble, but these are all the valid 5 letter words that include ZAA, (I left out 2 that have a double Z)
Firstly, here is one combination of 5 letters that has 3 possible words.
BAZARÂ Â Eastern marketplace. Also spelled BAZAAR
BRAZAÂ Â Spanish unit of length
ZABRAÂ Â Small Spanish sailing boat
Other legal words with ZAA are:
AGAZEÂ Â Adjective for gazing or staring
AMAZEÂ Â To overwhelm with astonishment
AZANSÂ Â Muslim calls to prayer
BAIZAÂ Â Monetary unit of Oman
GAZALÂ Â Persian or Arabic verse form. Also GHAZAL or GHAZEL
GAZARÂ Â Stiff silk fabric
HAMZAÂ Â Arabic punctuation mark
HAZANÂ Â Cantor in a synagogue
LAZARÂ Â Leper. Takes a front hook to make BLAZAR
MATZAÂ Â Unleavened bread. Also MATZO
PLAZAÂ Â Public square
SADZAÂ Â Porridge made from maize flour
SPAZAÂ Â Small South African shop in a township
ZAIDAÂ Â A Yiddish word for grandfather
ZAKATÂ Â Islamic property tax
ZAMANÂ Â A mimosa tree
ZAMIAÂ Â Type of cycad
ZANJAÂ Â Irrigation canal
ZOAEA Larval stage of crabs
Answers to A Grade Challenge
The only word you can play now is through the V
CZAREVNAÂ Â The daughter of a czar
The 7 letter words you had were
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CADENZAÂ Â Elaborate musical passage.
CANZONAÂ Â Song resembling a madrigal but less strict
CHAZANSÂ Â Cantors in a synagogue
CHAZZANÂ Â Cantor in a synagogue
CZARINAÂ Â Empress of Russia
ZACATONÂ Â Coarse grass in Southern USA
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Happy Scrabbling
Patrick
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