Is FLOAT a Valid Scrabble Word?

Scrabble validity check · NWL2023 + CSW21 · French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, German & Portuguese dictionaries

Yes — FLOAT is a valid Scrabble word worth 8 points.

FLOAT appears in NWL2023 (Tournament Word List) and CSW21 (Collins Scrabble Words).

FLOAT — Definition

to rest or remain on the surface of a liquid

Part of speech: a noun

FLOAT — Scrabble Points & Letter Breakdown

FLOAT is worth 8 pointsin Scrabble, calculated as the sum of each letter's tile value:

LetterCountPoints eachSubtotal
F144
A111
L111
O111
T111
Total8

FLOAT in Every Dictionary & Language

Scrabble dictionaries are language-specific — a word can be unplayable in English but perfectly legal in another language's game. Here is how FLOAT fares across all eight:

DictionaryLanguage / regionFLOAT valid?
NWL2023English — North AmericaYes
CSW21English — internationalYes
ODS9FrenchNo
FISESpanishNo
ZingarelliItalianYes
OpenTaalDutchNo
wordIzy word list *GermanNo
wordIzy word list *PortugueseYes

* German and Portuguese have no freely-licensed official Scrabble dictionary — wordIzy uses its own filtered word lists (the same lists that power the German and Portuguese games on this site). Matching follows the site-wide convention of stripping accents (é → e), so ELEVE matches ÉLÈVE in the French ODS9.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is FLOAT a valid Scrabble word?

Yes, FLOAT is a valid Scrabble word in the NWL2023 (Tournament Word List, the North American official dictionary) and the CSW21 (Collins Scrabble Words, the international dictionary). It is worth 8 Scrabble points.

What does FLOAT mean in Scrabble?

FLOAT is a noun as: to rest or remain on the surface of a liquid.

How many points is FLOAT worth in Scrabble?

FLOAT is worth 8points in Scrabble, calculated as the sum of each letter's tile value: F=4, A=1, L=1, O=1, T=1.

Is FLOAT a valid word in other languages?

Yes — besides English, FLOAT is also a valid word in Italian (Zingarelli) and Portuguese (wordIzy word list).

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