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[[NSA]] '''Word Gear''' Inc. is the merchandising arm of the National SCRABBLE® Association,
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[[NSA]] '''[http://wordgear.com Word Gear]''' Inc. was the merchandising arm of the National SCRABBLE® Association,
and sells a wide variety of playing equipment and [[SCRABBLE]] brand merchandise for the
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and sold a wide variety of playing equipment and [[SCRABBLE]] brand merchandise for the
SCRABBLE community.  It is the only authorized source for the  
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SCRABBLE community until July 2013, when it ceased operations.   
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It was the only authorized source for the  
 
''[[Official Tournament and Club Word List]]'' and
 
''[[Official Tournament and Club Word List]]'' and
the ''[[Long List]]'' lexica.
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the ''[[Long List]]'' lexica. Responsibility for these sales was transferred to [[Merriam-Webster]] in 2013,
== External links ==
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and will go to NASPA in August 2014 with the publication of the new edition of [[TWL]].
* [http://wordgear.com/ NSA Word Gear Inc. home page]
 

Revision as of 11:55, 30 July 2014

NSA Word Gear Inc. was the merchandising arm of the National SCRABBLE® Association, and sold a wide variety of playing equipment and SCRABBLE brand merchandise for the SCRABBLE community until July 2013, when it ceased operations.

It was the only authorized source for the Official Tournament and Club Word List and the Long List lexica. Responsibility for these sales was transferred to Merriam-Webster in 2013, and will go to NASPA in August 2014 with the publication of the new edition of TWL.