

It’s got some excellent scoring potential. ZAX: A tool similar to a hatchet for cutting roof slates TIZ: A state of nervous excitement, a “tizzy”įor 3 letter words starting with Z, you might consider: They get rid of difficult letters like C, F and B for even more points.ĪDZ: A tool similar to an axe with an arched bladeĬUZ: Informal version of the word “because” Three letter words ending in Z like COZ (slang for “cousin”), FEZ (a brimless felt cap), and BIZ (short for “business”) are even better.

Just like with Z, you’ve got no shortage of 3 letter words with X to add to your arsenal too. If you’re looking for 3 letter words starting with X, you’ve only got XIS in Scrabble®, plus XES in Words With Friends®. Learn to play 3 letter words using these letters not only for the points they’ll earn themselves, but also to make room on your rack for more bingo-friendly letter tiles. Rack management is super important if you want to win. Go ahead and giggle when you play funny 3 letter words like COX and CWM. They’re perfectly innocent words unless you’ve got your head in the gutter. And then you’ve got cool 3 letter words with J like JIN, JUN and JIB. You just might dance a JIG when you JOT down words like those. You can try 3 letter words ending in J too, like HAJ and TAJ. Playing 3 letter words with V can be just as fun, particularly when you VOW to VEX your competition with bristling VIM. Enjoy an AVO (avocado) as REV up and VIE for victory VIA strategic three letter words.New Microsoft 365 features are released gradually to Microsoft 365 subscribers, so your app might not have these features yet. To learn how you can get new features faster, join the Office Insider program. Save a document to OneDrive or SharePoint To learn more about screen readers, go to How screen readers work with Microsoft Office. To save the changes you have made to a document, if AutoSave is not enabled, press Ctrl+S. You can also rename the document, save it in another file format, or save it to another location. To save the document with another name or in another location or file format, press Alt+F, A. To select the save location, press the Tab key once, then press the Down arrow key until you hear the location you want. You hear: "Save as type Word document star dot docx." Press the Tab key until you hear "Enter file name here," and type the name you want. If you want to change the file type, press Spacebar, and then press the Down arrow key until you hear the file type you want. Press the Tab key until you hear "Save button," and then press Enter. OneDrive is available immediately when you start using Word, but you might need to add a SharePoint site manually before you can save there. With Narrator, you hear: “Saving features, selected, add a place.” With JAWS, you hear: “Add a Place tab.” To add a save location, press Alt+F, A, A. Press Y, 2 to select the SharePoint site option and then press Enter. When prompted, type the email address you use with your SharePoint site, and then press Enter. When prompted, type your password, and then press Enter. The site is now available in the Save As dialog box in Word.
