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Test your vocabulary with the Words With Fewest Unique Letters Quiz. Find 5 to 10-letter words that have less than half their length as unique letters.

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Words With Fewest Unique Letters

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Name the 5 to 10-letter words which have less than half their word-length as unique letters. For example, ‘deed’ is 4-letters with 2 unique letters, so exactly half, so it would not qualify (if this quiz included 4-letter words). However a 5-letter word with only 2 unique letters would. Words must be on the TWL06 Scrabble word list to qualify. First letter, number of letters in word, and number of different letters in word shown.

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