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10-year-old Indian boy Madhav Kamath finishes second in Scrabble World Youth Cup

10-year-old Indian boy Madhav Kamath finishes second in Scrabble World Youth Cup
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Mangaluru origin boy Madhav Kamath bags 2nd place in Scrabble World Youth Cup

Mangaluru origin boy Madhav Kamath bags 2nd place in Scrabble World Youth Cup
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Scrabble Move Sparks War Of Words

Dublin s Q102 By Eamonn Falvey The word culchie could be banned from Scrabble as it may be seen as derogatory . Mattel, who make the classic word game, are due to publish a new list of 400 banned words - in an effort to make the game more politically correct.  Ed Miliano, who runs a scrabble club in Dublin, said he is in the minority among game players who believe that derogatory words should be removed - but thinks banning the word ‘culchie’ is “mistaken”.  British author Darryl Francis resigned from the World English-Language Scrabble Players Association (WESPA) because he said Mattel had forced the changes on the game.

Scrabble-maker accused of wokeness after banning hundreds of derogatory terms

Words you can no longer use in Scrabble

The Scrabble world is in uproar over moves by the venerable board game s owners to ban a long list of words now considered slurs. Three prominent members of the global Scrabble players organisation have quit over the removal of words from official game lists. They have complained that as Scrabble is a game of words, as long as terms are listed in the dictionary they should be able to be played. To do otherwise would be to pretend those words don t exist. One of Scrabble s owners, however, has said there are no other games where players can win by using a racial epithet .

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