The easiest way to characterize this fourth characteristic is to count the number of "Scrabble" points of the name—I consider a name to have a high Scrabble score if its Scrabble value exceeds twenty points.
Highest Scrabble score: Probably in the 400s, 500s.
Highest Scrabble score: Joyce Cansfield, Britain, 855 points in a qualifying round of the British National Championship, 1986.
Almost everyone likes to see the higher count Scrabble letters in the grid, but the question remains as to whether it's worth having less-than-palatable fill to achieve such a feat.
It's always exciting to see a plethora of high-count Scrabble letters in a grid, and today we have four Js.
There are a few high-count Scrabble letters thrown in, and some of the clues are very funny: In particular, I loved "She may be fawning" for DOE and "Modern mouse hole?" for USB PORT.
Wear dark clothes with high thread count.
The Scrabble letter count is a tribute both to his genius and to his doggedness.
