While playing scrabble, a player put an "s" on the word ," unwoven." Anyone consider that a viable word?

Question

"Unwoven " is a word in the scrabble dictionary. In our game, the "n" was next to an empty triple word space. The player wanted t o add an S to the word" unwoven", in order to get triple word points for the word which was already there.
I said there was no such legitimate usage. In a factory, could you say, "The unwovens are in this pile?" I thought not. What about all of you out there? Any avid scrabble players?

Answer 1

Not a word.

Answer 2

You can check if a word played in a game of Scrabble is valid or not in an online Scrabble dictionary! I found such a Scrabble dictionary (SOWPODS as well as TWL) at http://www.scrabulous.com/scrabble_dictionary.php

At Scrabulous you can search for words in the two official Scrabble dictionaries, and you can even get the word list ;) Cool!

Answer 3

"Unwovens" is not a word, according to the SOWPODS dictionary~ the official Scrabble dictionary used in world tournaments.
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Answer 4

(1) Someone wearing less than required amount of clothing - hence showing off their appealing body parts such as lean stomach, well-shaped legs, etc. (2) Someone who has a flirtateous attitude and talks in a sultry voice - only during "appropriate" times. And not all the times - that would be a whore/manwhore! (3) Something/Someone that can turn someone else on. (4) Kissable pink lips are sexy. :D

Answer 5

Unwovens doesn't even sound right, so I would say No.

Answer 6

Nope,not a word.I LOVE Scrabble,I could play it everyday!I hope you win.

Answer 7

nonwovens

not unwovens


sorry not a word.

Answer 8

No.