6-letter words with J as the 1st letter and G as the 4th letter

6-letter words with J as the 1st letter and G as the 4th letter number 29, including JUNGLE, JUDGES, and JAGGED.

29 wordsTop pick JUDGESHighest score JIGGLY 18

7 of 29 are everyday words (24%). A mix of familiar words and game-only finds.

With J in 1st place, I is the most common 4th letter (35 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Best words to play first 29 · most-used first

  • JUDGES15
  • JUNGLE14
  • JUDGED16
  • JARGON14
  • JINGLE14
  • JAGGED16
  • JAGGER15
  • JUGGLE15
  • JAEGER14
  • JIGGLE15
  • JOGGER15
  • JOGGED16
  • JANGLE14
  • JIGGLY18
  • JIGGER15
  • JANGLY17
  • JUDGEY18
  • JIGGED16
  • JUGGED16
  • JINGLY17
  • JUNGLY17
  • JUDGER15
  • JOGGLE15
  • JUNGLI14
  • JAYGEE17
  • JILGIE14
  • JINGAL14
  • JINGKO18
  • JIRGAS14
All valid words 29

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

  • JAEGER14
  • JAGGED16
  • JAGGER15
  • JANGLE14
  • JANGLY17
  • JARGON14
  • JAYGEE17
  • JIGGED16
  • JIGGER15
  • JIGGLE15
  • JIGGLY18
  • JILGIE14
  • JINGAL14
  • JINGKO18
  • JINGLE14
  • JINGLY17
  • JIRGAS14
  • JOGGED16
  • JOGGER15
  • JOGGLE15
  • JUDGED16
  • JUDGER15
  • JUDGES15
  • JUDGEY18
  • JUGGED16
  • JUGGLE15
  • JUNGLE14
  • JUNGLI14
  • JUNGLY17
Letters by positionIn 45% of these words the 5th letter is E.
2nd letter
  1. I34%
  2. U31%
  3. A24%
3rd letter
  1. G38%
  2. N31%
  3. D14%
5th letter
  1. E45%
  2. L38%
  3. A7%
6th letter
  1. E28%
  2. R17%
  3. D17%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
Score spreadMost of these words score 14 in Scrabble; JIGGLY tops the list with 18. Scores before board bonuses.
  1. 1414 points: 9 words
  2. 15 points: 8 words
  3. 1616 points: 5 words
  4. 17 points: 4 words
  5. 1818 points: 3 words
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
JIGGLY1822All three
JUDGEY1821NWL only
JINGKO1822All three
JANGLY1721All three
JINGLY1721All three
JUNGLY1722All three
JAYGEE1719All three
JUDGED1620All three
JAGGED1620All three
JOGGED1620All three
JIGGED1620All three
JUGGED1621All three

This fixed-letter pattern narrows the search to 29 tournament-dictionary words. Familiar options include JUNGLE, JUDGES, and JAGGED, while JIGGLY and JANGLE show how much the ending can vary. Seven matches rank among common English words, so many remaining choices are less familiar; check the exact pattern before testing a guess, with J leading and G in the fourth slot.

6-letter words with J as the 1st letter and G as the 4th letter

  • There are 29 six-letter matches with J first and G fourth.
  • Seven matches are common, including JUNGLE and JUDGES.
  • Collins includes 28 matches; NWL2023 includes 26, and ENABLE includes 25.
  • JIGGLY, JUDGEY, and JINGKO each score 18 points in the scoring list.

Which words fit the J-and-G pattern?

Start with familiar forms: JUDGES, JUDGED, and JUNGLE all place G in the fourth slot. JAGGED and JINGLE fit too, giving you distinct vowel patterns to try when the middle letters are uncertain.

The final letter offers another narrowing clue. Eight matches end in E, while D, R, and Y each close five words. If your crossing letters suggest a final E, JUNGLE and JINGLE are stronger candidates than the D-ending JUDGED.

Not every match is everyday vocabulary. The 29-word set includes less familiar entries such as JUNGly and JUDGEY, so recognizable examples are a starting point, not the whole answer space.

How do scores and dictionary coverage compare?

JIGGLY and JUDGEY lead the scores at 18 points apiece; JINGKO also reaches 18. JANGLE, JINGLY, and JUNGLY score 17, so a less familiar spelling can outscore JUNGLE.

Dictionary coverage is not identical: Collins accepts 28 of these words, compared with 26 in NWL2023 and 25 in ENABLE. Twenty-six matches have definitions. Check your game's word list before relying on an entry that appears only in some dictionaries.

For a strict clue, lock J and G into their required positions first, then use the ending counts to trim possibilities. The score leaders are not necessarily the words you will recognize or want to play.

Questions people ask

How many six-letter words start with J and have G fourth?
There are 29 tournament-dictionary matches. JUNGLE, JUDGES, and JAGGED are familiar examples, while the full set also contains less common options such as JUDGEY and JINGKO.
Which J-first, G-fourth words score the most?
JIGGLY, JUDGEY, and JINGKO each score 18 points in the scoring list. JANGLE, JINGLY, and JUNGLY follow at 17, so the top-scoring choices are not limited to familiar words.
Are all 29 words accepted in every dictionary?
No. Collins includes 28 matches, NWL2023 includes 26, and ENABLE includes 25. Check the word list used by your game, especially before playing a less familiar entry such as JINGKO.

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