6-letter words with W as the 3rd letter and I as the 4th letter

6-letter words with W as the 3rd letter and I as the 4th letter: 76 tournament-dictionary matches, with 32 ending in G.

76 wordsTop pick SEWINGHighest score JAWING 17

5 of 76 are everyday words (7%). Mostly rare words: great for Scrabble, tough for daily puzzles.

With W in 3rd place, I is the most common 4th letter (76 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Best words to play first 76 · most-used first

  • SEWING10
  • ROWING10
  • TOWING10
  • REWIND10
  • BOWING12
  • MOWING12
  • UNWIND10
  • UNWISE9
  • SOWING10
  • DEWITT10
  • SAWING10
  • VOWING13
  • REWIRE9
  • UPWIND12
  • PAWING12
  • NEWISH12
  • LOWING10
  • WOWING13
  • MEWING12
  • JAWING17
  • HEWING13
  • CAWING12
  • HAWING13
  • DEWING11
  • YAWING13
  • COWING12
  • LOWISH12
  • NOWISE9
  • LAWING10
  • INWITH12
  • UNWISH12
  • COWISH14
  • UNWIRE9
  • NEWIES9
  • MAWING12
  • PEWITS11
  • LAWINE9
  • NEWING10
  • YOWIES12
  • DEWIER10
  • INWIND10
  • ASWING10
  • ASWIRL9
  • ATWIXT16
  • BEWIGS12
  • COWIER11
  • DAWING11
  • DAWISH13

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All valid words 76

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

  • ASWING10
  • ASWIRL9
  • ATWIXT16
  • BEWIGS12
  • BOWING12
  • CAWING12
  • COWIER11
  • COWING12
  • COWISH14
  • DAWING11
  • DAWISH13
  • DEWIER10
  • DEWILY13
  • DEWING11
  • DEWITT10
  • DOWIER10
  • DOWING11
  • ENWIND10
  • HAWING13
  • HEWING13
  • INWICK15
  • INWIND10
  • INWITH12
  • INWITS9
  • JAWING17
  • JEWIES16
  • JEWING17
  • JOWING17
  • KAWING14
  • LAWINE9
  • LAWING10
  • LAWINS9
  • LOWING10
  • LOWISH12
  • MAWING12
  • MEWING12
  • MOWING12
  • NEWIES9
  • NEWING10
  • NEWISH12
  • NOWISE9
  • PAWING12
  • PEWITS11
  • POWINS11
  • RAWING10
  • RAWINS9
  • RAWISH12
  • REWIND10
  • REWINS9
  • REWIRE9
  • ROWING10
  • SAWING10
  • SEWING10
  • SEWINS9
  • SOWING10
  • TAWIER9
  • TAWING10
  • TEWING10
  • TEWITS9
  • TOWIER9
  • TOWIES9
  • TOWING10
  • UNWILL9
  • UNWIND10
  • UNWIRE9
  • UNWISE9
  • UNWISH12
  • UNWIST9
  • UNWITS9
  • UNWIVE12
  • UPWIND12
  • VOWING13
  • WOWING13
  • YAWING13
  • YOWIES12
  • YOWING13
Letters by positionIn 57% of these words the 5th letter is N.
1st letter
  1. U12%
  2. D11%
  3. R9%
2nd letter
  1. O28%
  2. E26%
  3. A24%
5th letter
  1. N57%
  2. E12%
  3. S12%
6th letter
  1. G42%
  2. S18%
  3. H9%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
Score spreadMost of these words score 9 in Scrabble; JAWING tops the list with 17. Scores before board bonuses.
  1. 99 points: 19 words
  2. 10 points: 19 words
  3. 1111 points: 6 words
  4. 12 points: 16 words
  5. 1313 points: 8 words
  6. 14 points: 2 words
  7. 1515 points: 1 words
  8. 16 points: 2 words
  9. 1717 points: 3 words
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
JAWING1721All three
JOWING1721All three
ATWIXT1616Collins only
JEWIES1618Collins only
INWICK1517Collins only
COWISH1414Collins only
KAWING1416Collins only
VOWING1316All three
WOWING1315All three
HEWING1314All three
HAWING1314All three
YAWING1314All three

The pattern is _ _ W I _ _, placing the two known letters side by side rather than at the start or end. Matches include familiar actions such as sewing, rowing, and towing, alongside less everyday entries. Just 5 rank among the top 25,000 English words by frequency, so expect a mix of recognizable words and specialist vocabulary.

Pattern facts at a glance

  • All 76 matches put W in position three and I in position four.
  • Only 5 rank among the top 25,000 English words by frequency.
  • Forty-nine entries have definitions sources.
  • G is the most common final letter, appearing in 32 matches; S appears in 14.
  • Jawing scores 17 Scrabble points before board bonuses.

6-letter words with W as the 3rd letter and I as the 4th letter

U leads with 9 words, followed by D with 8; R and T each begin 7. The opening letters spread across several choices, but the final position is far less balanced: G accounts for 32 of 76 matches. That ending is a strong filter when crossing letters point toward a familiar -ing word.

Sewing, rowing, towing, bowing, and mowing show the repeated -wing shape; rewind, unwind, unwise, and rewire do not end in G. That distinction matters during a pattern solve: once W-I is fixed, do not assume the final letter. S is the runner-up ending with 14 words, while H has 7, E has 6, and D and R have 5 each.

The W-third, A-fourth pattern has 64 matches, and the W-third, E-fourth pattern has 59. Both groups are smaller than this W-I set, so changing only the fourth letter can noticeably narrow your options.

Dictionary coverage differs by game: Collins includes 76 matches, ENABLE has 53, and NWL2023 has 52. A word accepted in one list may not be accepted in another, so check your game's word list before playing an unfamiliar entry.

Which entries score most?

Tip

Jawing reaches 17 Scrabble points before board bonuses, the top score among these matches. Keep the crossing letters in mind: a high tile score does not make a word fit the board.

Questions people ask

Which final letter appears most often in this pattern?
G is the most common final letter, appearing in 32 of the 76 matches. S comes next with 14, followed by H with 7 and E with 6. If your last square is still unknown, testing G first is a sensible way to narrow the search.
Are all 76 words accepted in Collins?
Yes, Collins includes all 76 matches. ENABLE includes 53, while NWL2023 includes 52, so acceptance differs across tournament dictionaries. Check the word list used by your game before relying on an unfamiliar entry.
What is the highest Scrabble score for a matching word?
Jawing scores 17 points before board bonuses, tying for the highest score among these matches. Letter and word premiums on the board can change the final total, so treat that figure as the base tile score rather than a guaranteed play score.

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