Is there a literati dictionary that specifies words allowed in literati games?

Question

If so, how do you obtain one ; i was told by several people i've played that a sheet exists and i would to get access to one so I dont feel like i am wasting my time playing when I dont know the words that will pass' makes the game very unbalanced and not fair to those who dont have access to words that pass'

Answer 1

The internet holds information about just about everything.  Just check a search engine...

Answer 2

I wasn't able to tell from the Yahoo site which lexicon they use.  Whichever one it is, it's liable to be BIG, somewhere between 100,000 and 200,000 words.

If I were in your position, I'd start with the "cheat sheet" used by beginning club and tournament Scrabble players.  It's recently been updated, and can be downloaded from www.cross-tables.com/cs.  Knowing all the words on the cheat sheet will give you a distinct advantage, especially the two-and three-letter words, which are the "glue" of any Scrabble-like game.