Word Lookup Pro app analytics for May 3

Word Lookup Pro is the ultimate Anagram, Word Finder and Dictionary for word games like Words With Friends, SCRABBLE®, Wordle, Letterpress, WordFeud, WELDER and crossword puzzles. Use it to resolve a ‘challenge’, improve your game, find the highest points score, and learn new words and their meanings. Improvements on the free edition: + No Ads + Enhanced Anagram Finder supports up to 11 letters and 2 blanks (highlighted in red) Features: ◆ 170,000+ word English dictionary (as used in Words With Friends Classic / WWF2) ◆ Anagram Finder — enter up to 11 letters with 2 blanks to find all valid words (and sub-words) ◆ Dictionary definitions. Bookmark words and definitions to save them for later ◆ FAST ! Searches and displays the point score as you type ◆ Useful Word Lists to improve your knowledge: Bookmarks, 2 letter words, 3 letter words, Q not followed by U, All vowels, All consonants except Y, High scoring words, WWF Tile distribution (the quantity of each letter tile available in WWF) * * * * * Advanced Search examples (Search Tab): Use ? or [space] as a wildcard for one letter, and - as a wildcard for any number of letters. Example: l??kup returns linkup, lockup, lookup Example: -gry returns angry, hangry, hungry, puggry Example: fi?d-ing returns finding, fiddling Advanced Anagrams examples (Anagrams Tab): (1) Use a ? or space as a blank letter Example: XZ? returns ZAX, ZA, AX … (2) Use () around letters for a group Example: PG(OU)RTS only show words containing OU together. ie. GROUPS, GROUP, SPROUT, GROUTS … * * * * * Some user feedback: “It’s great! Definitely improved my game!” — S.R. “Word Lookup is easy to navigate. I now also use it as my everyday dictionary. Well done.” — A.C. “Great vocabulary builder! Helps when you have a mind block — without cheating!” — R.V. “Love this App. Awesome App! When I’m all out of words and need just that one, I check the words app and whala! That one word pops up! Love love this app!” - Happyasalark, 2019. “Great app. Fun to use. Teaches you new words.” - Terry, 2019.