6-letter words with P as the 3rd letter and O as the 4th letter
6-letter words with P as the 3rd letter and O as the 4th letter total 68, led by familiar verbs such as REPORT, EXPORT, and IMPORT.
8 of 68 are everyday words (12%). A mix of familiar words and game-only finds.
With P in 3rd place, P is the most common 4th letter (166 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.
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- REPORT8
- EXPORT15
- IMPORT10
- EXPOSE15
- OPPOSE10
- IMPOSE10
- REPOST8
- DEPORT9
- VAPOUR11
- DEPOTS9
- DIPOLE9
- VAPORS11
- REPOSE8
- CUPOLA10
- DEPOSE9
- CAPOTE10
- RIPOFF14
- TIPOFF14
- IMPOST10
- SEPOYS11
- LIPOMA10
- LIPOIC10
- ESPOIR8
- CAPONS10
- COPOUT10
- LIPOID9
- POPOUT10
- BIPODS11
- APPORT10
- APPOSE10
- HYPOID15
- SAPOTE8
- VAPORY14
- REPOLL8
- REPOTS8
- IMPOTS10
- ASPORT8
- REPOUR8
- SAPOTA8
- DEPONE9
- REPONE8
- JUPONS15
- LIPOED9
- LUPOID9
- RIPOST8
- ASPOUT8
- CAPOTS10
- DIPODY13
All valid words 68
- APPORT10
- APPOSE10
- ASPORT8
- ASPOUT8
- BIPODS11
- CAPONS10
- CAPOTE10
- CAPOTS10
- COPOUT10
- CUPOLA10
- DEPONE9
- DEPORT9
- DEPOSE9
- DEPOTS9
- DIPODY13
- DIPOLE9
- ESPOIR8
- EXPORT15
- EXPOSE15
- GIPONS9
- HYPOED15
- HYPOID15
- IMPONE10
- IMPORT10
- IMPOSE10
- IMPOST10
- IMPOTS10
- INPOUR8
- IPPONS10
- JUPONS15
- KAPOKS16
- KAPOWS15
- LIPOED9
- LIPOIC10
- LIPOID9
- LIPOMA10
- LUPOID9
- LUPOUS8
- MOPOKE14
- NAPOOS8
- OPPOSE10
- POPOUT10
- REPOLL8
- REPONE8
- REPORT8
- REPOSE8
- REPOST8
- REPOTS8
- REPOUR8
- RIPOFF14
- RIPOST8
- SAPORS8
- SAPOTA8
- SAPOTE8
- SAPOUR8
- SEPOYS11
- SOPORS8
- TEPOYS11
- TIPOFF14
- UNPOPE10
- VAPORS11
- VAPORY14
- VAPOUR11
- YAPOCK17
- YAPOKS15
- YAPONS11
- YUPONS11
- ZIPOLA17
Highest-scoring words
That fixed middle pair leaves the opening and closing letters to do most of the sorting. Eight matches count as common English words, and several are easy to test immediately: REPORT, EXPORT, IMPORT, EXPOSE, OPPOSE, and IMPOSE. The remaining pool mixes familiar derivatives with specialist terms such as VAPOUR and CAPOTE, so a plausible-looking pattern is not proof that your game accepts it.
The P-O pattern at a glance
- Exactly 68 tournament-dictionary words match P in position three and O in position four.
- Collins accepts 62, NWL2023 accepts 59, and ENABLE accepts 49; dictionary choice changes the usable pool.
- Final S is the leading ending, appearing on 21 words; E follows with 14 and T with 12.
- REPORT, EXPORT, IMPORT, and OPPOSE are recognizable examples among the matches.
Which matching words are familiar?
Eight of the 68 entries are common by frequency, while 57 have a definition. REPORT, EXPORT, IMPORT, EXPOSE, OPPOSE, and IMPOSE are the easiest anchors to spot because each is a familiar verb; REPOST and DEPORT extend that everyday cluster.
Many options also share a useful verb shape: REPORT, EXPORT, IMPORT, REPOST, DEPORT, and DEPOSE all end in T or E, while OPPOSE and IMPOSE give parallel forms. Expect a sharp drop in familiarity beyond that core: VAPOUR, CUPOLA, CAPOTE, and ESPOIR are less likely to come to mind under time pressure.
The opening letter helps narrow the candidates: R leads with nine matches, I has seven, while D, L, and S each have six. Endings add another clue: the 21 words ending in S outnumber those ending in E or T.
6-letter words with P as the 3rd letter and O as the 4th letter
YAPOCK and ZIPOLA top the Scrabble score list at 17 points apiece; KAPOKS follows at 16. EXPORT, EXPOSE, HYPOID, JUPONS, HYPOED, YAPOKS, and KAPOWS each score 15, so familiar answers are not automatically the top scorers.
For this P-O pattern, check a final S early: it ends 21 candidates, making it a strong filter. The six-letter group has 68 matches, against 32 at five letters and 101 at seven, and with R third and O fourth the pool grows to 186. Collins, NWL2023, and ENABLE differ in coverage, so check your game's dictionary before committing.
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