How to play Boggle and find more words?

Boggle is a word search game played on a 4x4 or 5x5 grid of lettered cubes. Rules: Shake the grid to randomize letters. Find words by connecting adjacent letters (including diagonals). Each letter can only be used once per word. Words must be at least 3 letters long. Proper nouns are not allowed. Players write down all words they find in the time limit (usually 3 minutes). Scoring: 3-4 letters = 1 point, 5 letters = 2 points, 6 letters = 3 points, 7 letters = 5 points, 8+ letters = 11 points. Duplicate words (found by multiple players) cancel out. Strategies for finding more words: Start with common prefixes: Look for RE-, UN-, IN-, OUT-, OVER- and trace paths forward. Check for suffixes: -ED, -ING, -ER, -LY, -TION endings help find longer words. Scan for common word patterns: THE, AND, FOR, ARE, BUT, NOT, YOU, ALL, CAN, HER, WAS, ONE. Work systematically: Start from each letter and explore all possible paths rather than randomly scanning. Plural forms: If you find a noun, check if adding S is possible (adjacent S cube). Word families: If you find RUN, look for RUNS, RUNNER, RUNNING. Look for less obvious connections: Don't forget diagonal adjacency — it creates many more word possibilities than just horizontal/vertical connections. In browser Boggle games, you typically click or drag between letters to form words, making the connection paths clearer than the physical version.