The Angry Statistician

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A new 9-square featuring former NBA player Ron Mercer : aggressin gerontine grantinge ronmercer entercall stirchley sincaline ingelends neerlyest Statistically, my estimate is that I need about 76419 words  in my 9-letter word list to find a single 9-square. I have  223602, so the expected number is (223602/76419)^9 = 15270 total 9-letter word squares that can be found using this word list. We'll see how close my estimate comes. The Mathematics of Square Construction