Every letter set

83 sets, 6,444 words between them. The richest is GINGERBREAD at 514. Each page shows every word those letters can make, grouped by length and scored.

5 sets

accent 35 account 46 active 39 angel 35 arrange 57

8 sets

balance 62 beacon 46 bells 12 bleach 41 brewery 38 bright 24 broach 52 butter 31

13 sets

candle 60 carol 27 channel 47 channels 120 chicken 37 chimney 53 chorus 36 circuit 14 confuse 68 cookout 15 cranberry 120 cricket 44 cushion 80

1 sets

drive 24

2 sets

evergreen 45 expert 23

5 sets

fashion 83 firefly 57 fireplace 266 flower 46 formal 49

5 sets

garland 59 garlic 37 gingerbread 514 grudge 27 gullies 61

2 sets

heart 48 holly 8

4 sets

ignore 55 imagine 70 intern 37 invoice 38

4 sets

laundry 71 lawyer 66 lineage 87 lottery 64

6 sets

minute 50 mistletoe 244 mitten 34 monthly 50 mother 61 mutining 46

1 sets

nutcracker 228

1 sets

ornament 189

4 sets

peppermint 160 percent 60 poinsettia 484 pointy 44

1 sets

quarter 48

4 sets

really 49 record 42 reindeer 61 revenge 36

10 sets

scarf 16 senorita 447 shadow 60 sleigh 39 snow 19 snowflake 313 splash 45 star 16 static 43 stocking 145

2 sets

thrive 35 travel 72

1 sets

visitor 41

4 sets

weight 36 winter 54 wizard 24 wreath 79

How to read this

The number on each set is how many words those letters can spell — every word in our dictionary that uses some or all of them, not just the anagrams. SENORITA makes hundreds because its letters are common and there are eight of them; ALL makes three.

Looking for letters that are not here? The unscrambler takes any set up to 15 letters and answers right away. For something to play rather than look up, there is a Christmas word scramble with a printable sheet and an answer key.