These are the favorite two letter All Consonant words acceptable in ScrabbleMY
Commonly used words that every normal blooded scrabble player from novice to ace will know and live by. Both have an un-bonused score of 7.
ST:
This is not an oft used word because it uses two of the best tiles in the game. These two tiles along with REAINER has two possible 9 letter combinations of RETAINERS and TERNARIES. The 9 letters also allows for a lot of 8 letter words with a possible 18 different iterations. If you don’t have the extra E: RETAINS provides 9 iterations. ST itself is allowed in the British SOWPODS dicitionary but not in the U.S. used TWL dictionary.
FY:
Without bonus FY gives the player 8 points, the second most points for an all consonant two letter word. FY is an interjection, which expresses blame, dislike, disapprobation, abhorrence, or contempt according to dictionary.com. Allowed in SOWPODS play but not TWL.
NY:
An acronym of New York. This proves to be another controversial word as it’s allowed in SOWPODS play and not TWL. Gets the player a mere 5 un-bonused points.
SH:
An interjection used to quiet someone. You might use the longer version: SHHHHHHHH, but official longer version is merely: SHH. The two letter combination gives a nice score of 5 points. While the three letter version gives 9 points, but you’ll be hard pressed to play it because there’s only two H’s in the entire set.
CH:
Another two letter words used in SOWPODS and not TWL. Will give you a total of 7 points.
KY:
The final word on this list that is used in SOWPODS and not TWL: Gets you an uppercut of a score of 9 points without the use of any bonus spaces. Not to be confused with the brand name KY but rather the plural of KINE which itself is a plural of COW.
MM:
The un-bonused score of 6 points, if you can make it happen as there are only two M’s in the entire scrabble letter bag. Used in TWL and SOWPODS play, has many meanings from the acronym of millimeter to an interjection meaning good.
HM:
With an un-bonused score of 7 lands right in the middle of all the scores on today’s list. An interjection meaning thoughtful absorption, doubt, or perplexity. Also allowed is the longer HMM but not that even longer HMMM nor the absurdly long HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM, meaning extreme doubt or perplexity.
EXTRA BONUS TRIVIA: Did you know the only letter not to appear in any two letter word is the letter V?
