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

This frame locks two positions but still gives you three opening letters and the fifth slot to vary. PRETTY, MOSTLY, WORTHY and GENTLY are familiar; KLUTZY and GLITZY bring the high scores. Twenty entries count as common, a broader everyday share than many fixed-position lists.

Six-letter words with T and Y in fixed positions

• 102 words fit the fourth T and final Y pattern.
• Every match ends in Y by definition.
• KLUTZY scores 22; GLITZY follows at 19.
• Twenty entries are common, including PRETTY and MOSTLY.

Which 6-letter words have T fourth and Y last?

KLUTZY tops the scoring list at 22, with GLITZY at 19. JUSTLY and NEXTLY each reach 16, then WORTHY scores 15. The Z in KLUTZY drives its lead, so that word matters most when your rack and board allow the rare tile to land well.

A practical way to use the pattern

Recognizing T fourth and Y last words

Adverbs stand out in MOSTLY, GENTLY, PARTLY, SOFTLY and LASTLY, while PRETTY, WORTHY and FILTHY behave differently; COSTLY and VASTLY add another familiar pair; That mix makes the pattern more than a list of one grammatical ending.

The final Y is fixed, but the first letter varies widely: S leads with 21, then F has 11 and P has 10; PRETTY and PARTLY therefore share the same ending without sharing an opening; COSTLY, GRITTY and VASTLY offer further contrasts; When solving, a known opening letter will remove more uncertainty than another guess about the final square.

For a solver, the fixed last letter removes one whole decision; The 102 entries still divide by opening: S heads the list, with F and P following; Start from those openings only when they fit the letters already ruled out.