7-letter words with B as the 2nd letter and R as the 7th letter

That tight pattern produces only 11 tournament-list entries, and none is classed as common. The set is lopsided: eight words start with A, while just three start with O. Test those opening letters first, then use the fixed final R to check possible matches against your rack.

At a glance: a narrow B-and-R pattern

• All 11 matches have B in position two and R in position seven.
• Eight begin with A; the other three begin with O.
• Collins accepts 11, NWL2023 accepts 10, and ENABLE accepts 9.
• ABJURER tops the listed listed scores at 16 points.
• None is classed as common, so expect specialist vocabulary rather than everyday guesses.

Why are there so few B-second, R-final words?

Only 11 words fit this exact seven-letter frame, even though the same final R pairs with O in second place in 390 words and A in second place in 385. The B is the bottleneck, not the ending.

Eight of the 11 begin with A, leaving three O-openers: OBLIGOR, OBLIGER, and OBTUSER. That skew gives you a practical solving order: test an A-first pattern, then check O. None qualifies as common, so use the fixed letters to validate candidates rather than expecting an everyday word.

Which matches score highest in Scrabble?

ABJURER leads at 16 points, followed by ABACTOR at 11. OBLIGOR, OBLIGER, and ABRADER tie at 10. These are base tile totals, not promises of a board score; premium squares change the result.

Several choices share recognizable endings: ABETTOR, ABETTER, ABORTER, and ABRADER finish in -or or -er. A shared ending does not prove a shared meaning; the pattern only fixes letter positions. Collins lists 11 candidates, NWL2023 10, and ENABLE 9, so check your game's word list before committing.