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hard is a Scrabble word, hard uses Four letters.
Scrabble point value for hard Eight points.
Words with Friends point value for hard: Eight points.

Below are the results of unscrambling hard. We found a total of 28 words by unscrambling the letters in hard.

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3 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in hard

dah 7 dar 4 dha 7 had 7 rad 4 rah 6 rha 6 rhd 7

2 letter words made by unscrambling the letters in hard

ad 3 ah 5 ar 2 da 3 dr 3 ha 5 hd 6 hr 5 ra 2 rd 3 rh 5

Definitions of hard

British English : hard If you work hard, you work with a lot of effort.I'll work hard. I don't want to let him down.hɑːd ADVERB
  1. firm or rigid; not easily dented, crushed, or pierced
  2. toughened by or as if by physical labour; not soft or smooth   ⇒  ■  hard hands
  3. difficult to do or accomplish; arduous   ⇒  ■  a hard task
  4. difficult to understand or perceive   ⇒  ■  a hard question
  5. showing or requiring considerable physical or mental energy, effort, or application   ⇒  ■  hard work ,   ⇒  ■  a hard drinker
  6. stern, cold, or intractable   ⇒  ■  a hard judge
  7. exacting; demanding   ⇒  ■  a hard master
  8. harsh; cruel   ⇒  ■  a hard fate
  9. inflicting pain, sorrow, distress, or hardship   ⇒  ■  hard times
  10. tough or adamant   ⇒  ■  a hard man
  11. forceful or violent   ⇒  ■  a hard knock
  12. cool or uncompromising   ⇒  ■  we took a long hard look at our profit factor
  13. indisputable; real   ⇒  ■  hard facts
  14. (chemistry ) (of water) impairing the formation of a lather by soap . See hardness (sense 3
  15. practical, shrewd, or calculating   ⇒  ■  he is a hard man in business
  16. too harsh to be pleasant   ⇒  ■  hard light
  17. (of cash, money, etc) in coin and paper rather than cheques (of currency) in strong demand, esp as a result of a good balance of payments situation (of credit) difficult to obtain; tight
  18. (of cash, money, etc) in coin and paper rather than cheques
  19. (of currency) in strong demand, esp as a result of a good balance of payments situation
  20. (of credit) difficult to obtain; tight
  21. (of alcoholic drink) being a spirit rather than a wine, beer, etc   ⇒  ■  the hard stuff
  22. (of a drug such as heroin, morphine, or cocaine) highly addictive . Compare soft (sense 20
  23. (physics ) (of radiation, such as gamma rays and X-rays) having high energy and the ability to penetrate solids
  24. (physics ) (of a vacuum) almost complete
  25. (mainly US ) (of goods) durable
  26. short for hard-core . See hard core (sense 3 , hard core (sense 4
  27. (of news coverage) concentrating on serious stories
  28. (phonetics ) an older word for fortis (not in modern technical usage) denoting the consonants c and g in English when they are pronounced as velar stops (k, g) (of consonants in the Slavonic languages) not palatalized
  29. an older word for fortis
  30. (not in modern technical usage) denoting the consonants c and g in English when they are pronounced as velar stops (k, g)
  31. (of consonants in the Slavonic languages) not palatalized
  32. being heavily fortified and protected (of nuclear missiles) located underground in massively reinforced silos
  33. being heavily fortified and protected
  34. (of nuclear missiles) located underground in massively reinforced silos
  35. politically extreme   ⇒  ■  the hard left
  36. (British & and New Zealand , informal ) incorrigible or disreputable (esp in the phrase a hard case)
  37. (of bread, etc) stale and old
  38. See a hard nut to crack
  39. See hard by
  40. See hard doer
  41. See hard done by
  42. See hard up
  43. See put the hard word on
  44. (of cash, money, etc) in coin and paper rather than cheques
  45. (of currency) in strong demand, esp as a result of a good balance of payments situation
  46. (of credit) difficult to obtain; tight
  47. an older word for fortis
  48. (not in modern technical usage) denoting the consonants c and g in English when they are pronounced as velar stops (k, g)
  49. (of consonants in the Slavonic languages) not palatalized
  50. being heavily fortified and protected
  51. (of nuclear missiles) located underground in massively reinforced silos
  1. with great energy, force, or vigour   ⇒  ■  the team always played hard
  2. as far as possible; all the way   ⇒  ■  hard left
  3. with application; earnestly or intently   ⇒  ■  she thought hard about the formula
  4. with great intensity, force, or violence   ⇒  ■  his son's death hit him hard
  5. foll by on, upon, by, or after close; near   ⇒  ■  hard on his heels
  6. (followed by at) assiduously; devotedly
  7. with effort or difficulty   ⇒  ■  their victory was hard won (in combination)   ⇒  ■  hard-earned
  8. with effort or difficulty   ⇒  ■  their victory was hard won
  9. (in combination)   ⇒  ■  hard-earned
  10. slowly and reluctantly   ⇒  ■  prejudice dies hard
  11. See go hard with
  12. See hard at it
  13. See hard put
  14. with effort or difficulty   ⇒  ■  their victory was hard won
  15. (in combination)   ⇒  ■  hard-earned
  1. any colorant that produces a harsh coarse appearance
  2. (British ) a roadway across a foreshore
  3. (slang ) hard labour
  4. (slang ) an erection of the penis (esp in the phrase get or have a hard on)