Letter Square Solver
Enter 12 letters, three per side. See valid words, then the best two-word chains that use every letter.
Fill three letters on each side, then solve.
How it works
Consecutive letters must come from different sides. If no two-word chain covers all 12 letters, the solver looks for a three-word chain.
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Questions
What makes a word valid?
Consecutive letters must come from different sides. The same side cannot be used twice in a row.
What is a two-word chain?
Two valid words that together use all 12 letters, with the last letter of the first word matching the first letter of the second.