7-letter words with A as the 3rd letter and R as the 6th letter

231 7-letter words have A as the 3rd letter and R as the 6th, from familiar players to 22-point QUAVERY.

231 wordsTop pick PLAYERSHighest score QUAVERY 22

23 of 231 are everyday words (10%). Mostly rare words: great for Scrabble, tough for daily puzzles.

With A in 3rd place, E is the most common 6th letter (1,042 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

  • Length
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Common words 23 · most-used first

  • PLAYERS12
  • FEATURE10
  • LEADERS8
  • MEASURE9
  • READERS8
  • SLAVERY13
  • PRAYERS12
  • DEALERS8
  • TRADERS8
  • UNAWARE10
  • IMAGERY13
  • FLAVORS13
  • BRAVERY15
  • NIAGARA8
  • GRADERS9
  • STATURE7
  • DIAPERS10
  • DRAWERS11
  • BLAZERS18
  • HEATERS10
  • SKATERS11
  • BEARERS9
  • HEADERS11
All valid words 231

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

  • ABASERS9
  • ABATERS9
  • ABATORS9
  • ABATURE9
  • ACATERS9
  • ALAMORT9
  • AMATORY12
  • AVATARS10
  • BEADERS10
  • BEAKERS13
  • BEAMERS11
  • BEANERY12
  • BEARERS9
  • BEATERS9
  • BEAVERS12
  • BEAVERY15
  • BHANGRA13
  • BLADERS10
  • BLAMERS11
  • BLAWORT12
  • BLAZERS18
  • BOATERS9
  • BRACERO11
  • BRACERS11
  • BRASERO9
  • BRAVERS12
  • BRAVERY15
  • BRAVURA12
  • BRAVURE12
  • BRAYERS12
  • BRAZERS18
  • CHADARS13
  • CHADORS13
  • CHAFERS15
  • CHAMBRE16
  • CHANCRE14
  • CHANTRY15
  • CHASERS12
  • CHAWERS15
  • CLAMORS11
  • CLAVERS12
  • CLAWERS12
  • COALERS9
  • COATERS9
  • COAXERS16
  • CRATERS9
  • CRATURS9
  • CRAVERS12
  • CRAYERS12
  • DEADERS9
  • DEALERS8
  • DEANERS8
  • DEANERY11
  • DIALERS8
  • DIANDRY12
  • DIAPERS10
  • DIAPIRS10
  • DOATERS8
  • DRAPERS10
  • DRAPERY13
  • DRAWERS11
  • EBAYERS12
  • ELATERS7
  • ENAMORS9
  • EPATERS9
  • ERASERS7
  • ERASURE7
  • ETAGERE8
  • EVADERS11
  • FEARERS10
  • FEATURE10
  • FLAKERS14
  • FLAMERS12
  • FLASERS10
  • FLAVORS13
  • FLAVORY16
  • FLAYERS13
  • FOAMERS12
  • FRAGORS11
  • FRAMERS12
  • FRATERS10
  • FRATERY13
  • GIANTRY11
  • GIAOURS8
  • GLAMORS10
  • GLAZERS17
  • GNAWERS11
  • GRADERS9
  • GRAMARY13
  • GRANARY11
  • GRAPERY13
  • GRATERS8
  • GRAVERS11
  • GRAVURE11
  • GRAZERS17
  • HEADERS11
  • HEALERS10
  • HEAPERS12
  • HEARERS10
  • HEATERS10
  • HEAVERS13
  • HOAXERS17
  • IMAGERS10
  • IMAGERY13
  • KEASARS11
  • KLAVERN14
  • KNAVERY17
  • KRATERS11
  • LAAGERS8
  • LEADERS8
  • LEAFERS10
  • LEAFERY13
  • LEAKERS11
  • LEANERS7
  • LEAPERS9
  • LEASERS7
  • LEASURE7
  • LEAVERS10
  • LLANERO7
  • LOADERS8
  • LOAFERS10
  • LOANERS7
  • MEADERY13
  • MEALERS9
  • MEANERS9
  • MEASURE9
  • MOANERS9
  • NGARARA8
  • NIAGARA8
  • ONAGERS8
  • ORATORS7
  • ORATORY10
  • ORATURE7
  • OUAKARI11
  • OVATORS10
  • PEATARY12
  • PEATERY12
  • PHASERS12
  • PHASORS12
  • PIASTRE9
  • PLACARD12
  • PLACERS11
  • PLANERS9
  • PLANURY12
  • PLATERS9
  • PLAYERS12
  • PRATERS9
  • PRAYERS12
  • PSALTRY12
  • QUAKERS20
  • QUASARS16
  • QUAVERS19
  • QUAVERY22
  • READERS8
  • READORN8
  • REAMERS9
  • REAPERS9
  • REARERS7
  • REAVERS10
  • ROAMERS9
  • ROARERS7
  • SCALARE9
  • SCALARS9
  • SCALERS9
  • SCARERS9
  • SEABIRD10
  • SEAGIRT8
  • SEALERS7
  • SEALERY10
  • SEAMARK13
  • SEAMERS9
  • SEAPORT9
  • SEASURE7
  • SEATERS7
  • SEAWARD11
  • SEAWARE10
  • SEAWORM12
  • SHADERS11
  • SHAKERS14
  • SHAMERS12
  • SHANDRY14
  • SHAPERS12
  • SHARERS10
  • SHASTRA10
  • SHAVERS13
  • SKATERS11
  • SLAKERS11
  • SLATERS7
  • SLAVERS10
  • SLAVERY13
  • SLAYERS10
  • SNARERS7
  • SOAKERS11
  • SOAPERS9
  • SOARERS7
  • SPACERS11
  • SPADERS10
  • SPARERS9
  • STAGERS8
  • STAGERY11
  • STAKERS11
  • STARERS7
  • STATERS7
  • STATORS7
  • STATURE7
  • STAYERS10
  • SUASORY10
  • SWAGERS11
  • SWAYERS13
  • TEACART9
  • TEAMERS9
  • TEARERS7
  • TEASERS7
  • TEAWARE10
  • THALERS10
  • THAWERS13
  • TRACERS9
  • TRACERY12
  • TRADERS8
  • TUATARA7
  • TUATERA7
  • UNAWARE10
  • USAGERS8
  • VEALERS10
  • VIATORS10
  • WEANERS10
  • WEARERS10
  • WEAVERS13
  • WHALERS13
  • WHALERY16
  • ZAATARS16
Letters by positionIn 70% of these words the 5th letter is E.
1st letter
  1. S21%
  2. B10%
  3. C8%
2nd letter
  1. E27%
  2. R17%
  3. L13%
4th letter
  1. T16%
  2. V10%
  3. S8%
5th letter
  1. E70%
  2. O9%
  3. A9%
7th letter
  1. S69%
  2. Y13%
  3. E8%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
Score spreadMost of these words score 9 in Scrabble; QUAVERY tops the list with 22. Scores before board bonuses.
  1. 77 points: 26 words
  2. 8 points: 19 words
  3. 99 points: 41 words
  4. 10 points: 38 words
  5. 1111 points: 29 words
  6. 12 points: 32 words
  7. 1313 points: 21 words
  8. 14 points: 5 words
  9. 1515 points: 5 words
  10. 16 points: 6 words
  11. 1717 points: 4 words
  12. 18 points: 2 words
  13. 1919 points: 1 words
  14. 20 points: 1 words
  15. 2121 points: 0 words
  16. 22 points: 1 words
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
QUAVERY2223All three
QUAKERS2021All three
QUAVERS1921All three
BLAZERS1820All three
BRAZERS1819All three
GLAZERS1719All three
GRAZERS1718All three
HOAXERS1716All three
KNAVERY1718All three
CHAMBRE1618Collins · NWL
QUASARS1617All three
COAXERS1617All three

Fix A in slot three and R in slot six, and the remaining letters still allow a broad mix of words. Players, feature, leaders, and measure are among the recognizable matches. Just 23 entries rank as common by English frequency, so many matches are less everyday vocabulary; dictionary coverage also varies by game.

7-letter words with A third and R sixth at a glance

  • 231 words match the pattern _ _ A _ _ R _ across the tournament lists.
  • Players, feature, leaders, and measure are familiar examples among 23 common matches.
  • A final S is especially frequent: 159 words end in S, versus 31 ending in Y.
  • QUAVERY leads the scoring list at 22 points; QUAKERS scores 20 and QUAVERS 19.

What patterns stand out in these words?

Players and feature show two familiar routes into the pattern: a plural noun and a word ending in -ure. Leaders, readers, and dealers add another cluster of people or roles. Lock A into slot three and R into slot six, then test likely endings and related word forms.

The final S dominates, but it is not the only option. The 159 S-ending matches include players, leaders, traders, and heaters; 31 end in Y, including bravery and knavery. Only 18 end in E, so a Y-ending candidate deserves attention when an S does not fit.

This pattern has fewer matches than some nearby choices: 315 words have N third and R sixth, while 226 have S third and R sixth. Keeping A fixed but moving the sixth letter to E opens a much larger set of 1,042 words.

Which matches stand out for word-game scoring?

QUAVERY scores 22, the highest value in this set, while QUAKERS reaches 20 and QUAVERS 19. BLAZERS and BRAZERS each score 18; GLAZERS, GRAZERS, HOAXERS, and KNAVERY each score 17. Q, Z, and X tiles explain much of the scoring list’s upper end.

The average score is 10.7, far below QUAVERY’s ceiling, so the top scorer is not typical. If your rack has Q, Z, or X, check the fixed letters first, then look for a match that uses the premium tile well. These matches span different word lists: 179 are in ENABLE, 223 in Collins, and 192 in NWL2023.

Check your game's word list before playing.

Questions people ask

How many 7-letter words have A third and R sixth?
There are 231 matches with A in the third position and R in the sixth. That total includes words listed in at least one tournament dictionary. The list differs by dictionary: 179 matches appear in ENABLE, 223 in Collins, and 192 in NWL2023.
Which final letter is most common in this pattern?
S is the most common final letter, appearing in 159 matches. Y is next with 31, followed by E with 18. Players, bravery, and feature show examples of those three endings, respectively.
What is the highest-scoring word with A third and R sixth?
QUAVERY is the highest-scoring match at 22 points. QUAKERS scores 20 and QUAVERS scores 19, while BLAZERS and BRAZERS each score 18. Board bonuses can change a play's final total, so these values are a starting point for comparing the words.

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