Earlier today, the BBC reported that Collins Dictionary revealed 6,500 new words that will now be permitted for gameplay.
The list, which includes words from multiple English speaking countries, features a number of popular-culture terms and internet slang.
The updated list adds words that have become commonplace in modern vernacular.
For example, Apple's video-chat application "Facetime" will now earn players 15 Scrabble points.
Here's a few of the other new additions and their Scrabble points worth:
Emoji - icon used for digital communication (14 points)
Hacktivist - a person who hacks computers for political activism purposes (22 points)
Geocache - a GPS based treasure hunt (16 points)
Lolz -to laugh out loud at others or at oneself (13 points)
Onesie - a one piece article of clothing (6 points)
Vape - to smoke using an electronic device (9 points)
Tweep - a person who uses Twitter (10 points)
Sexting - sending explicit sexual text messages (15 points)
Newb - someone who is new at something (9 points)
Obvs - slang term for obviously (9 points)
Be forewarned, the official Collins online Scrabble checker will not be updated until September 2015, so twerking (which will earn a respectable 15 points) is still technically off-limits for now.
You can check out even more new words here.