Best way to study words on the go?

 Since I began considering getting back into serious scrabble play, the next step was obviously to figure out how to study words again.  Previously, my go-to method was using the Zyzzyva app for the iPhone, but woe is me! It only exists for the desktop computer now. Will I have to go back to the old-school flashcards on index cards method?

I’m still in the process of trying to find an app that will quiz me, using the card box method, as well as showing me words in alphagram form... let me know if you have any leads.

New Scrabble Words?

Hello! It's been a while since I've posted on here, but then I read a recent article talking about new words being added to the Scrabble dictionary: 'ok' is ok to play!? Sounded crazy. So basically, the OSPD (Official SCRABBLE Players Dictionary) has been updated. However, the official tournament dictionary has not been updated; mainly because they like to allow players time to study the new words before releasing it. It's likely that it won't be official until sometime next year. But stay tuned, I plan to list some of the new words that will almost definitely be introduced to tournament play- in addition to already being in effect for casual players.

AAAHIPTY: finally

I learned this word 5 years ago, when my wife and I vacationed in Cancun and got to eat it. Finally got to play it. 

Front hook quiz: BEOOS

OBOES has two front hooks. Know them? Alternatively, OBOE has none. 

Nope, try again, WWF

Since acronyms don't count, the reason SAE is accepted as a word is because it is 'so' in Scottish. 

File under 'words you may only get to play once'

Found (new) word OTD: DENOZ