Is AT a Scrabble word?

Yes. AT means in, on or near. Here are its points, hooks, anagrams and the longer words built on it.

  • 2 Scrabble points
  • 2 WWF points
  • 19 hooks

Updated: Dictionary: ENABLE plus supplement, 172,830 words

Yes, AT is a valid word.AT is a two-letter word in our dictionary. It means in, on or near.

AT in word games

GameBase pointsOn a double wordOn a triple word
Scrabble246
Words With Friends246

Two-letter words like AT are how strong players score in tight spots. Laid parallel to another word, AT forms several short words at once, and each one scores.

Hooks for AT

AT takes 17 front hooks and 2 back hooks.

Front hooks: BAT, CAT, EAT, FAT, GAT, HAT, KAT, LAT, MAT, OAT, PAT, QAT, RAT, SAT, TAT, VAT, WAT
Back hooks: ATE, ATT

Anagrams and words inside AT

Its letters also spell TA.

Longer words that start or end with AT

Our dictionary has 360 longer words that begin with AT and 337 that end with it, and the highest scoring of them is ATMOSPHERICALLY at 27 Scrabble points.

Starting with AT:

ATE, ATT, ATAP, ATES, ATMA, ATOM, ATOP, ATAPS, ATAXY, ATILT, ATLAS, ATMAN, ATMAS, ATOLL, ATOMS, ATOMY, ATONE, ATONY, ATOPY, ATRIA, ATRIP, ATTAR, ATTIC, ATABAL and 336 more

Ending with AT:

BAT, CAT, EAT, FAT, GAT, HAT, KAT, LAT, MAT, OAT, PAT, QAT, RAT, SAT, TAT, VAT, WAT, BEAT, BLAT, BOAT, BRAT, CHAT, COAT, DOAT and 313 more

Frequently asked questions

Is AT a valid Scrabble word?

Yes. AT is in the ENABLE word list that this site uses, which closely matches the dictionary used for North American Scrabble. Collins, the list used in most other countries, contains nearly every ENABLE word as well. For tournament play, confirm against the official list for your event.

What does AT mean?

AT means in, on or near.

How many points is AT worth?

AT is worth 2 points in Scrabble and 2 points in Words With Friends before any premium squares. A double word square doubles that, and a triple word square triples it.

What words can you make by adding a letter to AT?

AT takes 17 front hooks and 2 back hooks. Adding a letter to an existing word on the board, a hook, scores the whole new word.

Examples: BAT, CAT, EAT, FAT, GAT, ATE, ATT.

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