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'''SCRABBLE'''® is a registered trademark of [[Hasbro]], Inc. in the United States and Canada, referring to a group of word games. (Outside of the United States and Canada, it is a trademark of J.W. Spear & Sons Limited, a subsidiary of [[Mattel]], Inc.) In the best known version, players take turns playing letter tiles on a grid to make words crossword-style and compete for the highest score. This web site is devoted to the most competitive form of the SCRABBLE game, as practised at sanctioned [[clubs]] and [[tournaments]] in North America.
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SCRABBLE - referring to a group of word games - is a trademark of Hasbro, Inc. in the USA and Canada, and of Mattel, Inc. elsewhere. In the best known version, players take turns playing letter tiles on a grid to make words crossword-style and compete for the highest score. This web site is devoted to the most competitive form of the Scrabble game, as practiced at sanctioned [[clubs]] and [[tournaments]] in North America.

Latest revision as of 16:59, 27 July 2021

SCRABBLE - referring to a group of word games - is a trademark of Hasbro, Inc. in the USA and Canada, and of Mattel, Inc. elsewhere. In the best known version, players take turns playing letter tiles on a grid to make words crossword-style and compete for the highest score. This web site is devoted to the most competitive form of the Scrabble game, as practiced at sanctioned clubs and tournaments in North America.