Agiler?

Ive had the same problems not having words accepted, its because the majority of scrabble games follow an American dictionary not the English!

Not sure of it's validity but I would't use it.
More agile sounds better IMHO

That would be two words!!

I would use 'more agile' . Can only compare it to 'mobile'- I would use 'more mobile'
The comparatives don't seem right
agile, agiler. agilest?
mobile, mobiler, mobilest?

I thought there was a rule that only one syllable words can be 'er'd eg fit, fitter, quick, quicker, sad sadder, unless they ended in a 'y' this easy, easier, happy, happier, hungry, hungrier.

Otherwise it's a more, such as frightened, more frightened, agile, more agile.

Or did I just make that up?

this thus

We're talking a game of scrabble not an English lesson!

This is Pedants Corner not Soop's Kitchen, so if you can't stand the heat.....

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That was the missing whatsit!

And they let me have obit, but not obits -???

I have conceded agiler - but won the game anyway!!

I play Classic Words free against the computer. It has a dictionary option. You can choose fromm a selection, I chose the English/USA option so I can spell words either way eg color, colour. Have a look I your game settings and see if you have a dictionary selection .

How do you get into that hilda? It is telling me I can only do it on my smartphone.

I want to be agiler so it must be correct

sorry, I could mean more agile

Whatever, I want to be it.

You and me both!

Not sure Lucky but it just doesn't sound right does it, agiler?

I don't think it is right, but it is going to be my new buzz word

ps - every day in every way I am going to become agiler

Actually, that sentence sounds better if you say 'more agiler'...

The one syllable thing is a complete fallacy - what about lively, livelier liveliest ?

Untidy, untidier, untidiest? Must be loads more.

If you read Anya's post properly, trisher, you'll see that words ending in 'y' are treated differntly.

'differently'

differenter?