6-letter words with G as the 4th letter and L as the 5th letter

There are 78 6-letter words with G as the 4th letter and L as the 5th; SINGLE and JIGGLY show how varied the final letter can be.

78 wordsTop pick SINGLEHighest score JIGGLY 18

8 of 78 are everyday words (10%). A mix of familiar words and game-only finds.

With G in 4th place, E is the most common 5th letter (394 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Best words to play first 78 · most-used first

  • SINGLE7
  • GOOGLE8
  • JUNGLE14
  • GIGGLE9
  • WIGGLE11
  • JINGLE14
  • MINGLE9
  • TANGLE7
  • TOGGLE8
  • BEAGLE9
  • JUGGLE15
  • DANGLE8
  • TINGLE7
  • SINGLY10
  • GAGGLE9
  • JIGGLE15
  • DINGLE8
  • HAGGLE11
  • DONGLE8
  • GOOGLY11
  • SNUGLY10
  • BANGLE9
  • TINGLY10
  • WIGGLY14
  • GOGGLE9
  • BUNGLE9
  • MANGLE9
  • SMUGLY12
  • GARGLE8
  • JANGLE14
  • KINGLY14
  • BOGGLE10
  • GIGGLY12
  • JIGGLY18
  • GANGLY11
  • GURGLE8
  • WAGGLE11
  • NIGGLE8
  • BURGLE9
  • DANGLY11
  • JANGLY17
  • BINGLE9
  • LINGLE7
  • WANGLE10
  • PUGGLE10
  • DAYGLO11
  • NIGGLY11
  • TEAGLE7

Showing the top 48 of 78 words. See every valid word

All valid words 78

A to Z. Includes rare and Collins-only words. Linked tiles open the word's meaning, score and rhymes.

  • BANGLE9
  • BEAGLE9
  • BINGLE9
  • BOGGLE10
  • BRAGLY12
  • BUNGLE9
  • BURGLE9
  • CANGLE9
  • COGGLE10
  • COGGLY13
  • DAGGLE9
  • DANGLE8
  • DANGLY11
  • DARGLE8
  • DAYGLO11
  • DINGLE8
  • DONGLE8
  • FANGLE10
  • GAGGLE9
  • GANGLE8
  • GANGLY11
  • GARGLE8
  • GIGGLE9
  • GIGGLY12
  • GINGLE8
  • GLEGLY11
  • GOGGLE9
  • GOGGLY12
  • GOOGLE8
  • GOOGLY11
  • GUGGLE9
  • GURGLE8
  • GURGLY11
  • HAGGLE11
  • HIGGLE11
  • JANGLE14
  • JANGLY17
  • JIGGLE15
  • JIGGLY18
  • JINGLE14
  • JINGLY17
  • JOGGLE15
  • JUGGLE15
  • JUNGLE14
  • JUNGLI14
  • JUNGLY17
  • KINGLE11
  • KINGLY14
  • LINGLE7
  • LONGLY10
  • MANGLE9
  • MIGGLE10
  • MINGLE9
  • NIGGLE8
  • NIGGLY11
  • PAIGLE9
  • PINGLE9
  • PUGGLE10
  • PUNGLE9
  • RAGGLE8
  • SINGLE7
  • SINGLY10
  • SMUGLY12
  • SNUGLY10
  • TAIGLE7
  • TANGLE7
  • TANGLY10
  • TEAGLE7
  • TINGLE7
  • TINGLY10
  • TOGGLE8
  • TRIGLY10
  • WAGGLE11
  • WAGGLY14
  • WANGLE10
  • WIGGLE11
  • WIGGLY14
  • WOGGLE11
Letters by positionIn 67% of these words the 6th letter is E.
1st letter
  1. G19%
  2. J14%
  3. T10%
2nd letter
  1. A31%
  2. I31%
  3. O15%
3rd letter
  1. N44%
  2. G35%
  3. R6%
6th letter
  1. E67%
  2. Y31%
  3. O1%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
Score spreadMost of these words score 9 in Scrabble; JIGGLY tops the list with 18. Scores before board bonuses.
  1. 77 points: 6 words
  2. 8 points: 12 words
  3. 99 points: 16 words
  4. 10 points: 12 words
  5. 1111 points: 13 words
  6. 12 points: 4 words
  7. 1313 points: 1 words
  8. 14 points: 7 words
  9. 1515 points: 3 words
  10. 16 points: 0 words
  11. 1717 points: 3 words
  12. 18 points: 1 words
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
JIGGLY1822All three
JANGLY1721All three
JINGLY1721All three
JUNGLY1722All three
JUGGLE1521All three
JIGGLE1520All three
JOGGLE1520All three
JUNGLE1420All three
JINGLE1419All three
WIGGLY1416All three
JANGLE1419All three
KINGLY1416All three

The fixed pattern is ___GL_, leaving the first three letters and final letter open. Endings are sharply concentrated: 52 finish in E and 24 in Y, while just one ends in I and one in O. Only 8 rank among the 25,000 most common English words, so the full tournament list reaches well beyond everyday vocabulary.

6-letter words with G as the 4th letter and L as the 5th

  • 78 six-letter words have G in position four and L in position five.
  • Collins accepts 76 matches, NWL2023 accepts 62, and ENABLE accepts 54.
  • 52 words end in E, while 24 end in Y.
  • Only one match ends in I, and one ends in O.
  • JIGGLY leads the score list at 18 points.

How can you work through the fixed pattern?

Think of the pattern as three open starting slots followed by G-L and one closing slot. SINGLE, JUNGLE, and TANGLE show the common -GLE shape; SINGLY, WIGGLY, and SNUGLY shift the final letter to Y. E and Y account for 76 of the 78 matches, so test those before less likely endings.

Starting letters are less concentrated than endings. G begins 15 entries and J begins 11, but T follows with 8; examples include GIGGLE, JIGGLE, and TANGLE. For a grid clue, keep the known G-L pair fixed, then use the first three boxes to test the opening rather than changing the confirmed pair.

Preserve L in position five instead of treating the letters as a loose anagram: G in fourth and L in fifth are the defining constraint, not merely two letters to include.

Which of these six-letter words score most?

The dictionary totals overlap: 78 is the union, not the sum of the Collins, NWL2023, and ENABLE counts. Only 8 entries rank among the most common English words, so an unfamiliar match is not automatically a typo; check your game's word list.

  • JIGGLY is the top scorer at 18 points, followed by JANGLY, JINGLY, and JUNGLY at 17 apiece.
  • JUGGLE and JIGGLE each score 15 points.
  • JUNGLE, JINGLE, and WIGGLY each score 14 points.
  • JIGGLY ends in Y, unlike JIGGLE, though both share the high-value J and G.

Questions people ask

What is the pattern for six-letter words with G fourth and L fifth?
The pattern is ___GL_, with G fixed in fourth place and L in fifth. There are 78 six-letter matches. SINGLE, GOOGLE, and JUNGLE fit; the final letter varies, although E is most common, appearing in 52 words.
Which word with G fourth and L fifth scores the most?
JIGGLY is the top scorer at 18 points. JANGLY, JINGLY, and JUNGLY each score 17, while JUGGLE and JIGGLE each score 15. These scores make the J-starting words stand out among the pattern matches.
Are all 78 words accepted in every word game?
No, dictionary coverage differs. Collins includes 76 matches, NWL2023 includes 62, and ENABLE includes 54, while the combined list has 78. Check the word list used by your game before playing an unfamiliar entry such as JANGLY or JUNGLY.

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