Unscramble QUOAT and Find the Anagrams

We found 16 possible anagrams by unscrambling the letters in QUOAT. Below, you can see the words by length, Scrabble score, and whether the word is playable in US or International dictionaries.

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What is an anagram?

Anagrams date back as far as 440 BC. They were used by Cicero and Julius Caesar and can still be found in popular usage today.

An anagram is a word or phrase formed by rearranging the letters of another. For example, the word "friend" can be rearranged to become "finder".

In English usage, there are three types of anagrams: transposals, substitutions and expansions.

• In transposition, some changes are made in the order of letters but none is removed or added.
• In substitution, one letter replaces another without any effect on the pronunciation of the result.
• An expansion adds letters with no effect on the pronunciation of the result.

How to unscramble an anagram?

As a human, you would solve an anagram through deduction. You'd look at the letters that already exist, then cross off possibilities for unstated letters.

Here's how it might go when solving the anagram "friend" which becomes "finder":

Through deduction, you would try to rearrange the letters in your mind, coming up with a word that uses all the letters in "friend" to create the word "finder".

Here at Wordsquared, we use computers to find the anagrams for a series of letters. We have a dictionary of Scrabble words, which we can search through using your letters entered above, and our algorithm will find all of the exact and partial anagrams for that given set of letters.

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Enter 2-15 letters in the search box above and click Search to find all of the anagrams available for the given term.

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