Is MONOPOLISES a valid Scrabble word?
Yes, MONOPOLISES is a valid word in US Scrabble and UK Scrabble, worth 15 points.
Base score before bonus squares; blank tiles score zero.
What does MONOPOLISES mean?
Monopolises is a form of MONOPOLISE.
- verb
have and control fully and exclusively
“He monopolizes the laser printer”
- verb
have or exploit a monopoly of
“OPEC wants to monopolize oil”
Definitions from WordNet 3.1, Princeton University.
Points
15
Scrabble
19
Words With Friends
11
Letters
M (3) + O (1) + N (1) + O (1) + P (3) + O (1) + L (1) + I (1) + S (1) + E (1) + S (1) = 15 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 MONOPOLISES
MONOPOLISES 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 MONOPOLISES
The 60 highest-scoring words using these letters.
- monopolies14
- monopolise14
- empoisons13
- liposomes13
- monopoles13
- spoilsmen13
- empoison12
- limpness12
- liposome12
- monopole12
- mopiness12
- peonisms12
- plenisms12
- loopiness11
- simoleons11
- impones11
- imposes11
- mispens11
- peonism11
- plenism11
- pomelos11
- simples11
- epsilons10
- moonless10
- oinomels10
- opsonise10
- plosions10
- simoleon10
- spoonies10
- impels10
- impone10
- impose10
- mispen10
- pomelo10
- simple10
- eonisms9
- epsilon9
- lissome9
- lomeins9
- noisome9
- oinomel9
- osmoles9
- pensils9
- pinless9
- pinoles9
- plosion9
- poisons9
- posoles9
- simnels9
- simoons9
- somonis9
- spinels9
- spinose9
- splines9
- impel9
- limps9
- mopes9
- poems9
- pomes9
- pomos9
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