2-letter words ending in T

This compact group spans four starting vowels plus S, with exactly one word beginning with each letter. All five entries are common, and every one has the same score. Dictionary coverage differs, though: Collins accepts five, while ENABLE and NWL2023 each include four.

Which two-letter T endings should you know?

• There are five two-letter entries ending in T: IT, AT, ST, ET and UT.
• Each option scores 2 points, so none outranks another on face value.
• The starting letters are A, E, I, S and U, with one word for each.
• All five are classed as common in the English frequency measure.
• Collins lists five; ENABLE and NWL2023 list four apiece.

How many two-letter words end in T?

Five words match the ending: IT, AT, ST, ET and UT. The whole set earns the same 2-point score, so choosing among them is about fitting the board and your letters, not chasing a higher base total.

The dictionary split matters more than the score split. Collins includes all five, while ENABLE and NWL2023 each include four. The available facts do not identify which entry is missing from those shorter sets, so check your game's word list before relying on a specific one.

What makes this set unusual?

Every word has a different first letter: A, E, I, S or U. That gives you five distinct openings, but no repeated starter to memorize as a shortcut. The set is also unusually even on scoring: IT, AT, ST, ET and UT all score 2.

Four of the five entries are defined, but that does not mean all five will be familiar in everyday play. ST, ET and UT can look less obvious than IT or AT, so learn the exact spellings rather than guessing from a familiar sound.

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