Words Containing the Letter F
Worth 4 Scrabble points, the letter F rewards players who recognize its most productive pattern: the double-F (FF) ending and middle combination that appears in FLUFFY, STAFF, CLIFF, BLUFF, EFFECT, and OFFHAND. These double-F words are memorable, score well, and appear frequently enough to be worth dedicated study.
2-Letter Words Containing F(4)
3-Letter Words Containing F(66)
4-Letter Words Containing F(316)
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5-Letter Words Containing F(690)
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6-Letter Words Containing F(1246)
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7-Letter Words Containing F(2105)
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8-Letter Words Containing F(2870)
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9-Letter Words Containing F(2646)
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10-Letter Words Containing F(2211)
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11-Letter Words Containing F(1683)
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12-Letter Words Containing F(1205)
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13-Letter Words Containing F(863)
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14-Letter Words Containing F(572)
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15-Letter Words Containing F(352)
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About Words Containing F
Only 2 F tiles exist per Scrabble set, making F moderately rare and its 4-point value well justified. The FF pattern is F's most distinctive spelling feature — words like STAFF, CLIFF, BLUFF, FLUFFY, EFFECT, and OFFHAND use doubled F in medial or final position, creating a recognizable visual signature. In British English (SOWPODS dictionary), additional FF-containing words expand the available play list further. F also appears productively in the FL- (FLAME, FLASH, FLOAT), FR- (FRESH, FROST, FRAME), and -FUL suffix patterns, giving players multiple angles for F placement.
- •Double-F endings (STAFF, CLIFF, BLUFF, FLUFF) are among the most common F patterns — hold an F and look for words you can complete with this ending.
- •The FL- and FR- consonant clusters (FLASH, FRAME, FROST) generate large word families that help place F tiles in flexible board positions.
- •FLUFFY scores 15 base Scrabble points and uses the F tile twice — one of the few words that benefits from holding duplicate high-value consonants.