However, there are some variations and house rules that people may play with:
* Using a different dictionary: Some players prefer to use a more modern dictionary, like Merriam-Webster's, instead of the official Scrabble Dictionary.
* Allowing proper nouns: Some groups allow the use of proper nouns, while others stick to the rule of using only common nouns.
* Adding new tiles: Some groups add blank tiles or "wildcard" tiles that can represent any letter.
* Playing online: Online Scrabble platforms often have their own variations, such as time limits, bonus points, or unique gameplay features.
It's always good to clarify the rules with your group before playing to ensure everyone understands and agrees to the variations.
If you are looking for the official Scrabble rules, you can find them on the official Hasbro website or in the Scrabble game instructions.