6-letter words with O as the 2nd letter and O as the 6th letter

There are 69 6-letter words with O as the 2nd letter and O as the 6th letter, including potato, voodoo, and domino.

69 wordsTop pick POTATOHighest score ZOOZOO 24

5 of 69 are everyday words (7%). Mostly rare words: great for Scrabble, tough for daily puzzles.

With O in 2nd place, S is the most common 6th letter (902 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Best words to play first 69 · most-used first

  • POTATO8
  • TOMATO8
  • TOLEDO7
  • VOODOO10
  • DOMINO9
  • ROMANO8
  • DORADO8
  • FOREGO10
  • PONCHO13
  • SOLANO6
  • ROCOCO10
  • HOODOO10
  • MOJITO15
  • BONITO8
  • BOLERO8
  • HONCHO14
  • BONOBO10
  • BOOHOO11
  • JOURNO13
  • MODULO9
  • COGITO9
  • BOOBOO10
  • CONCHO13
  • MORPHO13
  • NOSTRO6
  • ZOCALO17
  • DOODOO8
  • POMELO10
  • COMODO11
  • VOSTRO9
  • DOPPIO11
  • TORERO6
  • ROTOLO6
  • NOCEBO10
  • COMEDO11
  • COOCOO10
  • LOLIGO7
  • SOLITO6
  • ROBALO8
  • ZOOZOO24
  • HOOROO9
  • GORGIO8
  • POMATO10
  • VOMITO11
  • BOOKOO12
  • FOREDO10
  • GOOROO7
  • MOOLOO8

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All valid words 69

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

  • BOLERO8
  • BONITO8
  • BONOBO10
  • BOOBOO10
  • BOOCOO10
  • BOOHOO11
  • BOOKOO12
  • COGITO9
  • COLUGO9
  • COMEDO11
  • COMODO11
  • CONCHO13
  • COOCOO10
  • COROZO17
  • DOMINO9
  • DOODOO8
  • DOPPIO11
  • DORADO8
  • FOREDO10
  • FOREGO10
  • FORHOO12
  • GOMBRO11
  • GOMUTO9
  • GONGYO11
  • GOOROO7
  • GORGIO8
  • HOLLOO9
  • HONCHO14
  • HOODOO10
  • HOOPOO11
  • HOOROO9
  • JOURNO13
  • KOKAKO18
  • KOODOO11
  • KORERO10
  • KOUSSO10
  • LOBOLO8
  • LOLIGO7
  • MODULO9
  • MOJITO15
  • MOKORO12
  • MONOAO8
  • MOOLOO8
  • MORPHO13
  • NOCEBO10
  • NONEGO7
  • NOSTRO6
  • POMATO10
  • POMELO10
  • PONCHO13
  • POTATO8
  • ROADEO7
  • ROBALO8
  • ROCOCO10
  • ROMANO8
  • ROTOLO6
  • SOLANO6
  • SOLITO6
  • SORGHO10
  • TOLEDO7
  • TOMATO8
  • TORERO6
  • VOMITO11
  • VOODOO10
  • VORAGO10
  • VOSTRO9
  • ZOCALO17
  • ZOOZOO24
  • ZORINO15
Letters by positionIn 23% of these words the 5th letter is O.
1st letter
  1. C10%
  2. B10%
  3. M9%
3rd letter
  1. O20%
  2. R17%
  3. M14%
4th letter
  1. A14%
  2. E14%
  3. O12%
5th letter
  1. O23%
  2. T13%
  3. R10%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
Score spreadMost of these words score 10 in Scrabble; ZOOZOO tops the list with 24. Scores before board bonuses.
  1. 66 points: 5 words
  2. 7 points: 5 words
  3. 88 points: 12 words
  4. 9 points: 8 words
  5. 1010 points: 16 words
  6. 11 points: 9 words
  7. 1212 points: 3 words
  8. 13 points: 4 words
  9. 1414 points: 1 words
  10. 15 points: 2 words
  11. 1616 points: 0 words
  12. 17 points: 2 words
  13. 1818 points: 1 words
  14. 19 points: 0 words
  15. 2020 points: 0 words
  16. 21 points: 0 words
  17. 2222 points: 0 words
  18. 23 points: 0 words
  19. 2424 points: 1 words
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
ZOOZOO2424Collins only
KOKAKO1818Collins only
ZOCALO1719Collins · NWL
COROZO1718Collins · NWL
MOJITO1518NWL only
ZORINO1516Collins only
HONCHO1414All three
PONCHO1315All three
JOURNO1317Collins · NWL
CONCHO1315Collins · NWL
MORPHO1314All three
BOOKOO1213Collins · NWL

The pattern is _O___O: the second O is fixed, and every match also finishes with O. The mix ranges from familiar foods such as potato and tomato to less familiar words such as kokako and zocalo. Only five matches rank among the commonest English words, so the full set reaches well beyond everyday vocabulary.

6-letter words with O as the 2nd letter and O as the 6th letter

  • All 69 matches follow _O___O and end in O.
  • Collins includes 67 matches; NWL2023 includes 45, and ENABLE includes 35.
  • Only 5 entries meet the common-word frequency cutoff.
  • ZOOZOO leads the scoring examples at 24 points.

Which words stand out in this O pattern?

Potato, tomato, domino, and voodoo are among the recognizable matches. Other entries point to more specific knowledge: mojito is a drink, romano names a cheese, and bolero is a musical form. That mix explains why a familiar-looking pattern still produces many words you might not guess from ordinary conversation.

For a high-scoring play, ZOOZOO tops the examples at 24 points. KOKAKO scores 18, while ZOCALO and COROZO each score 17; MOJITO reaches 15. These are raw word scores, so board premiums can change the total.

The first letters are spread across several groups rather than dominated by one starter: B and C each begin 7 matches, M begins 6, and G, H, and R each begin 5. Potato and poncho show two easy-to-recognize shapes among the C and P starters, while the full list includes less familiar choices such as voodoo.

How should you use this pattern in a word game?

Treat dictionary coverage as a real constraint: the 69 matches are not all shared across Collins, NWL2023, and ENABLE. Check your game's word list before relying on an unfamiliar entry.

The ending makes this pattern unusually narrow: all 69 matches finish in O, while 902 six-letter words with O second instead finish in S. For a nearby clue, compare the O-second, S-final list; for the same two O positions at a longer length, the seven-letter pattern has 221 matches.

Questions people ask

How many six-letter words have O in the second and sixth positions?
There are 69 six-letter words with O in both the second and sixth positions. Every match follows _O___O and ends with O, including familiar examples such as potato, tomato, and domino.
Which word with O in the second and sixth positions scores the most?
ZOOZOO is the highest-scoring example, at 24 points. KOKAKO follows at 18, and ZOCALO and COROZO each score 17 before any board premiums are applied.
Are all 69 words accepted in the same dictionaries?
No, dictionary coverage differs across the three tournament lists. Collins includes 67 matches, NWL2023 includes 45, and ENABLE includes 35; those counts overlap, so check the word list used by your game.

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