Another week, another board full of surprises. Here are the highest-scoring English words our players landed over the past seven days — all from real games on a standard board.
MISRATED — 86 points
The week’s top English play, and a full bingo (all seven tiles used in one turn). MISRATED means to have judged or rated something incorrectly — a fitting word to top the leaderboard with.
The rest of this week’s best
- BESIEGE — 82 points (bingo): to surround and pressure. A heavy word, and a heavy score.
- SLACKER — 79 points (bingo): the exact opposite of the players who racked these up.
- TREASURE — 64 points (bingo): fittingly, the reward for spotting all seven letters at once.
- FLAUNTED — 63 points (bingo): four bingos in one week’s top five says a lot about how our players think.
How the week went
We welcomed 60 new players this week, taking UniWords past 2,500 players in total. Daily and monthly active players both climbed again — more of the people who join are sticking around and coming back for their next turn.
UniWords is a free, ad-free word game you can play against friends on iOS, Android, or right in your browser. Every word is checked against the Oxford dictionary, and a single match unfolds over days rather than minutes — take your turn whenever it suits you. Start a game here and see what you can find on the board.
