6-letter words with K as the 3rd letter and G as the 6th letter
6-letter words with K as the 3rd letter and G as the 6th letter: 45 matches, from MAKING to TAKING, with JOKING leading the score list.
12 of 45 are everyday words (27%). A mix of familiar words and game-only finds.
With K in 3rd place, S is the most common 6th letter (108 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.
Common words
All valid words 45
- ARKING11
- ASKING11
- BAKING13
- BIKING13
- BOKING13
- BYKING16
- CAKING13
- COKING13
- DEKING12
- DIKING12
- DUKING12
- DYKING15
- EIKING11
- EUKING11
- EWKING14
- FAKING14
- FIKING14
- FYKING17
- HIKING14
- HOKING14
- INKING11
- IRKING11
- JOKING18
- JUKING18
- LAKING11
- LIKING11
- MAKING13
- MIKING13
- NUKING11
- PIKING13
- POKING13
- PUKING13
- RAKING11
- REKING11
- ROKING11
- RYKING14
- TAKING11
- TOKING11
- TSKING11
- UNKING11
- VIKING14
- WAKING14
- YIKING14
- YOKING14
- YUKING14
Highest-scoring words
Picture the word MAKING: K sits in slot three, and G closes the six-letter run. That same skeleton catches TAKING and JOKING, though their scores and familiarity differ. Start with recognizable -ing forms, then inspect the less ordinary candidates individually.
Fast facts for the K-and-G frame
- MAKING, TAKING, and ASKING share the recognizable -ing finish.
- JOKING and JUKING each reach 18 points.
- FYKING is next at 17; WAKING scores 14.
- Twelve entries count as common among 45 total.
- The 12.9-point mean reflects several high-value K plays.
Which -ing forms fit this position clue?
MAKING, TAKING, and ASKING all share an -ing finish, with K fixed in third place.
JOKING and JUKING each reach 18 points, while WAKING scores 14.
Scoring the K-G pattern with care
Begin by checking the known terminal G, then compare the middle letters against an -ing candidate. That order rules out many near misses before you spend time evaluating score or board placement.
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