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

This pattern fixes the ending as LL, so the useful question is which earlier letters make a playable word. Familiar options include RECALL, SCROLL, THRILL, and STROLL; the full group also contains less familiar entries such as ARGYLL and FAVELL. Only 8 matches rank among common English words, so expect a short list of recognizable choices among many rarer ones.

At a glance: the LL ending

• The pattern returns 54 six-letter matches, and every one ends in LL.
• Eight matches are common English words, including RECALL, THRILL, and UPHILL.
• There are 38 defined entries, so some valid game words are obscure or name-like.
• Collins includes 52 matches, NWL2023 includes 35, and ENABLE includes 32; these dictionary totals overlap.
• SQUALL, SQUILL, and LOZELL each score 15 points in the scoring data.

Which 6-letter words have L in both final positions?

Start with the familiar verbs and nouns: RECALL, REFILL, RESELL, RETELL, and REROLL all fit the exact six-letter pattern. SCROLL and STROLL are easy to spot, while THRILL, SHRILL, and THRALL share the same ending but use different opening letters.

The first letter offers a practical filter. R begins 10 matches and U begins 9, while S begins 6; examples include RECALL, UPHILL, and SQUALL. If your clue gives an opening letter, check that group before scanning every LL word.

Only 8 matches rank among common English words. R begins 10 matches, the largest starting-letter group, while U begins 9 and S begins 6.

How to use six-letter words with L doubled at the end

• For a familiar answer, test RECALL, SCROLL, THRILL, STROLL, or ENROLL against your known letters.
• For a higher score, consider SQUALL or SQUILL at 15 points; OXGALL scores 14.
• Treat rare forms as dictionary-dependent.
• Many matches are uncommon, so check your game's word list before playing a rare entry.
• R begins the largest group, with 10 matches.