6-letter words with T as the 4th letter and T as the 5th letter

A fixed TT pair narrows the pattern to 51 tournament-dictionary words, but only five meet the frequency cutoff for common words. Pretty, gritty, spotty, knotty, and chatty show how often the remaining letters form familiar-sounding words. Many other matches are less everyday, so treat the pattern as a clue and check the exact spelling before you play.

6-letter words with T as the 4th letter and T as the 5th letter

• There are 51 matches for the pattern ___TT_.
• Y ends 24 matches; S ends 14, for 38 combined.
• S starts 16 words, twice the 8 that start with G.
• Only five matches fall within Word Puzzle Answers's common-word frequency cutoff.

Which endings dominate among six-letter TT words?

Y is the clear leader: 24 of the 51 words end in Y. S is a distant second with 14, while O appears at the end of five. The pattern therefore leans heavily toward Y and S endings rather than spreading evenly across the alphabet.

The opening letters cluster too. S begins 16 matches, G begins eight, and C begins six. That makes S the strongest first-letter lead, though the fixed pair leaves four other positions to solve.

Recognisable examples include pretty, gritty, spotty, knotty, and chatty. Grotto and blotto show a different ending, while snotty and bratty keep the more frequent Y finish. The count is 51, but only five entries qualify as common words.

Which TT words score highest, and where are they listed?

Chatty and chitty lead the score rankings at 14 points each. Knotty follows at 13, then flatty, fretty, and swotty at 12. For a more familiar option, pretty and spotty each score 11, so the top score is not the only practical choice.

Dictionary coverage varies: Collins includes 48 matches, NWL2023 has 32, and ENABLE has 27. Those counts are not interchangeable; a word accepted in one game may be rejected in another. Only 36 matches have definitions here, another reason to verify an unfamiliar entry in your game's word list.