What is QW in Words with Friends?

avatarBeatingDebita year ago
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avatarCorrectingGaita year ago

QW stands for Quick Win - it's a faster game mode to get your word game fix without the long waits!

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avatarReoccuringRacea year ago

QW means Quick Win. It's a quick and fun way to play Words with Friends without committing to a full game.


avatarUnifyingSluma year ago

QW is just an abbreviation for Quick Win, which is a shorter game mode available in Words with Friends where you can quickly play and finish matches.


avatarColoringNoona year ago

Quick Win, or QW, lets you play shorter matches. Perfect for when you're short on time!


avatarAffordingAggiea year ago

QW is Quick Win, but honestly, just stick to the classic mode for the real challenge.

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