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Unscramble COURSES: 109 words from the letters C O U R S E S

COURSES is an anagram of SOURCES and SUCROSE. The letters make 109 words in total, 67 of them common.

Change the letters to solve a different rack.

7-letter words using every letter (3)

Shorter words from COURSES

6-letter words (15)

  • course8 points
  • scores8 points
  • source8 points
  • curses8 points
  • scours8 points
  • rouses6 points
  • serous6 points
  • cruses8 points
  • cerous8 points
  • crosse8 points
  • crouse8 points
  • sucres8 points
  • corses8 points
  • cusser8 points
  • scouse8 points

5-letter words (25)

  • cross7 points
  • score7 points
  • users5 points
  • cures7 points
  • curse7 points
  • cores7 points
  • scour7 points
  • roses5 points
  • rouse5 points
  • ruses5 points
  • sores5 points
  • sours5 points
  • cress7 points
  • euros5 points
  • souse5 points
  • cruse7 points
  • ceros7 points
  • corse7 points
  • sucre7 points
  • sorus5 points
  • coses7 points
  • cusso7 points
  • ecrus7 points
  • roues5 points
  • suers5 points

4-letter words (34)

  • core6 points
  • cure6 points
  • ours4 points
  • sure4 points
  • user4 points
  • uses4 points
  • rose4 points
  • sore4 points
  • sues4 points
  • cues6 points
  • ores4 points
  • roes4 points
  • rues4 points
  • ruse4 points
  • sour4 points
  • cuss6 points
  • secs6 points
  • curs6 points
  • ecru6 points
  • orcs6 points
  • euro4 points
  • ecus6 points
  • sous4 points
  • cero6 points
  • cess6 points
  • coss6 points
  • crus6 points
  • rocs6 points
  • oses4 points
  • suer4 points
  • recs6 points
  • eros4 points
  • roue4 points
  • sers4 points

3-letter words (24)

  • our3 points
  • use3 points
  • cue5 points
  • sue3 points
  • cur5 points
  • ore3 points
  • roe3 points
  • rue3 points
  • orc5 points
  • ecu5 points
  • sou3 points
  • roc5 points
  • cor5 points
  • cos5 points
  • rec5 points
  • sec5 points
  • ers3 points
  • ess3 points
  • oes3 points
  • ors3 points
  • ose3 points
  • res3 points
  • ser3 points
  • sos3 points

2-letter words (8)

  • or2 points
  • re2 points
  • so2 points
  • us2 points
  • es2 points
  • er2 points
  • oe2 points
  • os2 points

Quick facts

  • Total words: 109
  • By usage: 47 very common, 20 common, 42 rare

Highest scoring (classic tiles)

  1. courses 9
  2. sources 9
  3. sucrose 9
  4. cerous 8
  5. corses 8
  6. course 8
  7. crosse 8
  8. crouse 8
  9. cruses 8
  10. curses 8

Most common

  1. courses
  2. sources
  3. course
  4. scores
  5. source
  6. cross
  7. score
  8. core
  9. cure
  10. users

Definitions

sucrose (noun)
A complex carbohydrate found in many plants and used as a sweetening agent.

The letters C O U R S E S can be rearranged into 109 different words. The exact anagrams come first, followed by every shorter word you can build from the same tiles, from the longest down to the two-letter plays. Common words such as COURSES, SOURCES and COURSE appear near the top of each group. The highest-scoring option is COURSES at 9 points before any board multiplier.

How to use this page

Scan the longest group for the best plays, then the shorter groups for words that fit tight spots. Every chip shows a classic tile score; the quick facts pick out the top ten.

Tips

Many of the words on this page differ from each other by a single letter at the front or back. Those hooks are the cheapest plays in the game: you lay down one tile, extend an existing word, and score both the new word and anything you formed in parallel. Look at the shorter words in this list and ask which one-letter additions turn them into the longer ones. S, D, E and R at the end and A, S and B at the front do most of the work.

Questions

How many words can you make from COURSES?

109 words, using our dictionary. 2 of them use every letter and the rest are shorter words formed from some of the tiles. Every one of them is listed on this page.

What is the highest-scoring word from the letters of COURSES?

COURSES, at 9 points with classic tile values. That ignores board multipliers, so check where each candidate would land before choosing.