Is METALANGUAGES a valid Scrabble word?
Yes, METALANGUAGES is a valid word in US Scrabble and UK Scrabble, worth 17 points.
Base score before bonus squares; blank tiles score zero.
What does METALANGUAGES mean?
Metalanguages is a form of METALANGUAGE.
- noun
a language that can be used to describe languages
Definitions from WordNet 3.1, Princeton University.
Points
17
Scrabble
23
Words With Friends
13
Letters
M (3) + E (1) + T (1) + A (1) + L (1) + A (1) + N (1) + G (2) + U (1) + A (1) + G (2) + E (1) + S (1) = 17 points in Scrabble.
Dictionary status
- Scrabble (US & Canada)Valid
- Scrabble (UK & worldwide)Valid
- Words With FriendsListed
Scrabble lists: NWL2023 (US & Canada) and CSW24 (UK & worldwide). WWF uses our ENABLE reference plus verified additions. “Listed” and “Not listed” describe that reference; check acceptance in the game. Sources reviewed 2026-10-03.
Hooks for METALANGUAGES
METALANGUAGES has no one-letter front or back hooks in US Scrabble. Adding a single letter to either end does not make another word in that list.
Front hooks0
None — nothing can be added to the front.
Back hooks0
None — nothing can be added to the end.
Words you can make from METALANGUAGES
The 60 highest-scoring words using these letters.
- metalanguage16
- malaguenas13
- gunmetals12
- malaguena12
- segmental12
- languages11
- slanguage11
- agametes11
- agemates11
- almagest11
- augments11
- gamelans11
- gunmetal11
- magentas11
- magnates11
- malangas11
- melanges11
- meltages11
- mutagens11
- nametags11
- muggees11
- smuggle11
- angulates10
- elaeagnus10
- emanates10
- emulates10
- galangas10
- gatelegs10
- language10
- maleates10
- manatees10
- manteaus10
- melaenas10
- talesman10
- talesmen10
- agamete10
- agemate10
- augment10
- gamelan10
- gametal10
- gametes10
- gateman10
- gatemen10
- gleeman10
- gnetums10
- legumes10
- magenta10
- magnate10
- magnets10
- malanga10
- manages10
- maneges10
- mangels10
- mangles10
- melange10
- meltage10
- menages10
- metages10
- mustang10
- mutagen10
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