Scrabblist

English Etymology From en Scrabble -ist. Noun en rare A player of the word game Scrabble. en Scrabbler en 1974 Douglas Fowler Reading Nabokov: These [wordplay] curiosities are not in themselves difficult to construct, nor does their solution provide anything much deeper than the solver's thrill, that quite minor delight that the crossword-puzzler or Scrabblist derives from his addiction. en 2016 2017 Ann Patty Living with a Dead Language: My Romance with Latin New York, NY w:Penguin Books 9781101980224 -8K2CgAAQBAJ 99 Scrabblists I didn't even have to leave my desk to indulge in my new addiction: online Scrabble. I'd begun playing with accomplished Scrabblists, and soon I was ranked thirty-second among my Facebook “friends”—twenty notches lower than those who had never even played. en 2017 Mark Seindenberg Language at the Speed of Sight Unlike Scrabblists, spelling champions know the meanings of many of the words and have studied etymology and morphology. They read dictionaries, not lists of six-letter words containing j, k, or q, suggesting the knowledge they acquire has greater utility. Translations Scrabble player Scrabbler en Scrabble