7-letter words with A as the 3rd letter and G as the 4th letter

There are 104 7-letter words with A as the 3rd letter and G as the 4th letter, from familiar IMAGINE to high-scoring QUAGGAS.

104 wordsTop pick IMAGINEHighest score QUAGGAS 18

14 of 104 are everyday words (13%). A mix of familiar words and game-only finds.

With A in 3rd place, R is the most common 4th letter (355 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Common words 14 · most-used first

All valid words 104

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

  • ADAGIAL9
  • ADAGIOS9
  • ANAGENS8
  • ANAGOGE9
  • ANAGOGY12
  • ANAGRAM10
  • APAGOGE11
  • ATAGHAN11
  • BEAGLED11
  • BEAGLER10
  • BEAGLES10
  • BHAGEES13
  • BLAGGED12
  • BLAGGER11
  • BLAGUER10
  • BLAGUES10
  • BRAGGED12
  • BRAGGER11
  • CHAGANS13
  • CHAGRIN13
  • CLAGGED12
  • COAGENT10
  • COAGULA10
  • CRAGGED12
  • DIAGRAM11
  • DIAGRID10
  • DRAGEES9
  • DRAGGED11
  • DRAGGER10
  • DRAGGLE10
  • DRAGNET9
  • DRAGONS9
  • DRAGOON9
  • EPAGOGE11
  • ETAGERE8
  • FEAGUED12
  • FEAGUES11
  • FLAGGED13
  • FLAGGER12
  • FLAGMAN13
  • FLAGMEN13
  • FLAGONS11
  • FRAGGED13
  • FRAGILE11
  • FRAGORS11
  • HOAGIES11
  • IMAGERS10
  • IMAGERY13
  • IMAGINE10
  • IMAGING11
  • IMAGISM12
  • IMAGIST10
  • IMAGOES10
  • ISAGOGE9
  • LAAGERS8
  • LEAGUED9
  • LEAGUER8
  • LEAGUES8
  • MEAGRER10
  • MEAGRES10
  • NIAGARA8
  • ONAGERS8
  • PLAGIUM12
  • PLAGUED11
  • PLAGUER10
  • PLAGUES10
  • PLAGUEY13
  • QUAGGAS18
  • REAGENT8
  • REAGINS8
  • SCAGGED12
  • SCAGLIA10
  • SEAGIRT8
  • SEAGULL8
  • SHAGGED13
  • SHAGGER12
  • SLAGGED10
  • SNAGGED10
  • SNAGGER9
  • SNAGGLE9
  • SPAGGED12
  • STAGERS8
  • STAGERY11
  • STAGGED10
  • STAGGER9
  • STAGGIE9
  • STAGIER8
  • STAGILY11
  • STAGING9
  • SWAGERS11
  • SWAGGED13
  • SWAGGER12
  • SWAGGIE12
  • SWAGING12
  • SWAGMAN13
  • SWAGMEN13
  • TEAGLED9
  • TEAGLES8
  • TRAGEDY12
  • TRAGICS10
  • TRAGULE8
  • UNAGILE8
  • UNAGING9
  • USAGERS8
Letters by positionIn 46% of these words the 6th letter is E.
1st letter
  1. S25%
  2. B10%
  3. F10%
2nd letter
  1. E15%
  2. R15%
  3. L15%
5th letter
  1. G26%
  2. I17%
  3. E14%
6th letter
  1. E46%
  2. N12%
  3. R12%
7th letter
  1. S25%
  2. D19%
  3. R13%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
Score spreadMost of these words score 10 in Scrabble; QUAGGAS tops the list with 18. Scores before board bonuses.
  1. 88 points: 17 words
  2. 9 points: 16 words
  3. 1010 points: 23 words
  4. 11 points: 18 words
  5. 1212 points: 16 words
  6. 13 points: 13 words
  7. 1414 points: 0 words
  8. 15 points: 0 words
  9. 1616 points: 0 words
  10. 17 points: 0 words
  11. 1818 points: 1 words
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
QUAGGAS1821All three
IMAGERY1314All three
FLAGGED1316All three
CHAGRIN1315All three
SHAGGED1314All three
FRAGGED1315All three
FLAGMAN1317All three
SWAGGED1315All three
SWAGMAN1316All three
PLAGUEY1316All three
FLAGMEN1317All three
SWAGMEN1316All three

The fixed A-G pair appears in everyday words such as TRAGEDY and DRAGGED, but the full set also includes less familiar plays. Only 14 entries rank among the most common English words. The pattern’s strongest Scrabble play is QUAGGAS at 18 points, so this clue offers both recognizable choices and a high-value outlier.

7-letter words with A third and G fourth at a glance

  • The pattern matches 104 words across the tournament dictionaries.
  • IMAGINE, TRAGEDY, DRAGONS, and FRAGILE are familiar examples.
  • Only 14 matches are among the most common English words.
  • S is the most frequent first letter and also the most frequent last letter, with 26 matches in each position.
  • QUAGGAS scores 18 points, the highest score among the examples.

Which words are easiest to spot?

IMAGINE, IMAGING, and IMAGERY share the opening sequence I-M-A-G, making them a memorable family within this pattern. TRAGEDY and DRAGONS show how widely the same middle pair can sit among different openings and endings.

Look for familiar endings to narrow a rack: DRAGGED and FLAGGED finish in D, while LEAGUES and PLAGUES finish in S. Those endings mirror the pattern’s distribution: 26 matches end in S, and 20 end in D. The common ending is not always the easiest word to recognize; start with the full letter sequence, then test the remaining letters.

What should you know before playing one?

QUAGGAS leads the scoring list at 18 points; IMAGERY, FLAGGED, and CHAGRIN each score 13. Those are word scores before board bonuses, so a premium square under a high-value tile can change the result. For a more familiar choice, IMAGINE scores less but is easier to recognize.

Dictionary coverage differs: the pattern has 75 entries in ENABLE, 99 in Collins, and 86 in NWL2023. The 104-word total counts entries present in at least one of those tournament lists, not words accepted by every game. Check your game’s word list before committing to an unfamiliar option.

The six-letter version of the same A-G pattern has 60 matches, so shortening the rack changes the search space considerably.

Questions people ask

How many 7-letter words have A third and G fourth?
There are 104 matching 7-letter words. IMAGINE, TRAGEDY, DRAGONS, and FRAGILE are recognizable examples, while only 14 matches rank among the most common English words. The pattern fixes the third and fourth letters as A and G, leaving the other five positions open.
What is the highest-scoring word in this pattern?
QUAGGAS has the highest score at 18 points. IMAGERY, FLAGGED, and CHAGRIN score 13 points each. Board premiums can raise a play’s total, but the scores compare the words before any letter or word multipliers.
Do all 104 words appear in every Scrabble dictionary?
No. The set includes 75 ENABLE entries, 99 Collins entries, and 86 NWL2023 entries; the total counts words appearing in at least one tournament dictionary. A word can therefore fit the letter pattern yet be absent from the word list used in your game.

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