5-letter words with E as the 4th letter and E as the 5th letter

Both final slots are E, so every match ends in EE; familiar examples include THREE, AGREE, SPREE, and RUPEE. The pattern has 60 tournament-dictionary entries, but only 4 rank among common English words. A, R, and S each begin 8 entries, tying for the most common starting letters; treat the rarer entries as game-list vocabulary, not everyday conversation.

5-letter words with E as the 4th letter and E as the 5th letter

• All 60 matches end in EE, with E in both the fourth and fifth positions.
• THREE, AGREE, and SPREE are recognizable examples; RUPEE is another familiar choice.
• A, R, and S tie as the most common first letters, with 8 words each.
• The average score is 7.8 points; ZOWEE and FUZEE lead at 17 points apiece.
• The dictionary counts differ: 37 entries are in ENABLE, 46 in NWL2023, and 56 in Collins.

Which of these words work in Wordle?

10 words in the pattern match Wordle’s answer list, and 59 match its allowed-guess list. That makes the pattern a stronger source of possible guesses than likely answers; the counts are not interchangeable.

For solving, use the repeated ending to narrow the board, then test the first three letters. THREE, AGREE, and SPREE show how much the opening can change while the final EE stays fixed. The low common-word count also means many dictionary matches will feel unfamiliar.

How to use the repeated-E pattern

ZOWEE and FUZEE each score 17 points, ahead of RAZEE at 14. Their scores make them striking options when you have the right letters, but neither is as familiar as THREE or AGREE. Check the word list for your game before relying on an uncommon entry.

For a quick search, lock E into the final two spaces first. Then scan likely openings: A, R, and S each account for 8 matches, while T, U, B, C, and E start fewer. If the ending is uncertain, compare the neighboring pattern with D in the fifth slot, which has 529 matches.