6-letter words with R as the 4th letter and P as the 6th letter

That fixed pair creates a narrow search: R must occupy slot four, and P must close the word. Familiar entries such as UNWRAP and ENTRAP sit beside less common plays like SATRAP and SITREP. The dictionary counts also differ sharply, so a word accepted in one tournament list may not work in another.

How many words match R in slot four and P in slot six?

• Exactly 17 tournament-listed words match ___R_P; every entry ends in P, with R fixed in slot four.
• Collins includes all 17, compared with 11 in NWL2023 and 10 in ENABLE.
• U is the most frequent opening letter, with 4 entries; A, B, E, R, and S each start 2.
• Only 9 entries have definitions, and none falls within our common-word group.
• AFFRAP leads the score list at 14; UPWRAP, BEWRAP, and CHERUP each score 13.

6-letter words with R as the 4th letter and P as the 6th letter

The familiar anchors are UNWRAP, ENTRAP, and REWRAP. ENWRAP and INWRAP share a similar shape, while SATRAP, SITREP, and RIPRAP show the variety in the middle letters. Recognizing these word families can narrow a rack quickly, but the fixed R_P ending still leaves a short list.

For board play, AFFRAP is the top scorer at 14 points. UPWRAP, BEWRAP, and CHERUP follow at 13, while UNWRAP and REWRAP score 11 each. Those totals are base word scores; a premium letter or word square changes the result, so check the board before choosing a play.

The final letter makes a striking difference: keeping R in slot four and switching the last letter to S gives 414 matches, while D gives 136. With P, there are just 17. Treat the last tile as the key constraint rather than searching broadly for words containing R.

This is a tournament-dictionary pool, not a list of everyday vocabulary: none of the entries meets our common-word cutoff, despite recognizable choices such as UNWRAP. Collins has more matches than NWL2023 or ENABLE, so check your game's word list before relying on an unfamiliar entry.