6-letter words with O as the 3rd letter and I as the 6th letter

17 6-letter words with O as the 3rd letter and I as the 6th letter match this clue; CHOKRI is the top scorer at 15 points.

17 wordsTop pick AGOUTIHighest score CHOKRI 15

With O in 3rd place, S is the most common 6th letter (536 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Best words to play first 17 · most-used first

  • AGOUTI7
  • TSOTSI6
  • LAOGAI7
  • CHOKRI15
  • THOLOI9
  • RHOMBI13
  • BOOHAI11
  • CHOWRI14
  • DHOOTI10
  • DROMOI9
  • EXODOI14
  • FLOCCI13
  • KROONI10
  • MOOLVI11
  • PROTEI8
  • TROCHI11
  • TROPHI11
All valid words 17

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

  • AGOUTI7
  • BOOHAI11
  • CHOKRI15
  • CHOWRI14
  • DHOOTI10
  • DROMOI9
  • EXODOI14
  • FLOCCI13
  • KROONI10
  • LAOGAI7
  • MOOLVI11
  • PROTEI8
  • RHOMBI13
  • THOLOI9
  • TROCHI11
  • TROPHI11
  • TSOTSI6
Letters by positionIn 29% of these words the 2nd letter is H.
1st letter
  1. T24%
  2. D12%
  3. C12%
2nd letter
  1. H29%
  2. R29%
  3. O12%
4th letter
  1. O12%
  2. C12%
  3. T12%
5th letter
  1. O18%
  2. T12%
  3. A12%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
CHOKRI1515Collins only
EXODOI1414All three
CHOWRI1414Collins only
RHOMBI1314All three
FLOCCI1316All three
BOOHAI1111Collins only
MOOLVI1114Collins only
TROCHI1111Collins only
TROPHI1111Collins only
DHOOTI109All three
KROONI1011All three
THOLOI99All three

Lock O into position three and I sixth to narrow a six-letter search. AGOUTI, TSOTSI, LAOGAI, CHOKRI, and THOLOI illustrate the unusual endings. The count is 17, with 0 common entries, so the familiar examples and score leaders do not always overlap.

What stands out in the I sixth pattern

  • 17 tournament-dictionary words fit the fixed positions.
  • 0 entries meet the common-word frequency threshold.
  • CHOKRI is the score leader at 15 points.
  • AGOUTI, TSOTSI, LAOGAI, CHOKRI, and THOLOI illustrate the unusual endings.
  • Every match ends in I; T starts four, while C and D start two each.

Which 6-letter words with O as the 3rd letter and I as the 6th letter are easiest to recognize?

AGOUTI, TSOTSI, LAOGAI, CHOKRI, and THOLOI illustrate the unusual endings. None of the 17 matches meets the common-word cutoff, and several are specialist vocabulary.

Every match ends in I; T starts four, while C and D start two each. CHOKRI tops the score list at 15, followed by EXODOI and CHOWRI at 14. This split gives you a practical scan: check the strongest opening group, then test endings that fit your rack.

How do the strongest scoring options compare?

Tip

RHOMBI and FLOCCI each score 13; the average score is 10.5. Treat the fixed final I as an anchor when checking a rack; then compare the leading tile, where T is the most productive start.

Where this pattern has limits

None of the 17 matches meets the common-word cutoff, and several are specialist vocabulary. The dictionary count includes tournament word lists, so check your game's word list before committing an unfamiliar entry.

17 6-letter words with O as the 3rd letter and I as the 6th letter match this clue; CHOKRI is the top scorer at 15 points. Treat the fixed final I as an anchor when checking a rack; then compare the leading tile, where T is the most productive start. For adjacent clues, compare another six-letter position pattern or browse the full length list.

Questions people ask

How many 6-letter words with O as the 3rd letter and I as the 6th letter?
17 tournament-dictionary words fit the pattern. 0 are common by the frequency measure, while the remainder includes less familiar entries such as CHOKRI and other specialist vocabulary.
What is the highest-scoring match?
CHOKRI is the highest scorer at 15 points. EXODOI follows at 14; check your game’s dictionary before playing either word because tournament lists can differ.
Are these words common in everyday play?
0 matches meet the common-word cutoff. Recognizable entries include AGOUTI, TSOTSI, LAOGAI, but this pattern also contains obscure vocabulary, especially near the score ceiling.

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