6-letter words with N as the 3rd letter and D as the 4th letter

The fixed ND pair narrows the search, but the 190 results still cover many word shapes. Familiar choices such as WONDER and WINDOW sit beside less common entries, and the final letter gives you a strong second clue: R leads, followed by S and D. Only 41 qualify as common words, so expect a mix of everyday vocabulary and tournament entries.

At a glance: the fixed ND pair

• 190 six-letter entries place N in position three and D in position four.
• Collins includes 185 matches, compared with 135 in NWL2023 and 124 in ENABLE.
• 41 are common words; familiar examples include WONDER, WINDOW, HANDLE, and RANDOM.
• R is the most frequent final letter, with 45 words; S follows with 35.
• ZENDIK scores 20 points, the highest score among the examples.

Which examples are easiest to recognize?

Start with familiar spellings: WONDER and WINDOW put the fixed ND pair between a vowel and a changing ending. HANDLE, GENDER, RANDOM, and TENDER show how varied the first two letters can be, while LANDED, FUNDED, and MINDED share a recognizable -ed finish.

That range matters when you have a partial pattern. Keep positions three and four locked, then test the open slots rather than guessing from the first letter alone: B begins 24 matches, S begins 23, and F begins 18. B and S are nearly tied, so a first-letter clue leaves plenty of candidates.

6-letter words with N as the 3rd letter and D as the 4th letter

For 6-letter words with N as the 3rd letter and D as the 4th letter, ending letters are a strong next filter. R closes 45 matches, S closes 35, D closes 31, and E closes 24. Try those endings first when your final tile is still unknown.

Scores reward rarer tiles: ZENDIK reaches 20, HANDAX scores 17, and ZANDER scores 16. KINDLY earns 14 despite its familiar shape. The average score is 9.6, so those high-scoring outliers should not dictate every play.

The tournament pool is broader than everyday vocabulary: 150 entries have definitions, while ZENDIK and QINDAR are less familiar choices. Check your game's word list before relying on a rare entry.