7-letter words with C as the 1st letter and K as the 4th letter

7-letter words with C first and K fourth number 71, from cooking and cockpit to rare high scorers like cockshy.

71 wordsTop pick COOKINGHighest score COCKSHY 21

5 of 71 are everyday words (7%). Mostly rare words: great for Scrabble, tough for daily puzzles.

With C in 1st place, T is the most common 4th letter (247 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Best words to play first 71 · most-used first

  • COOKING14
  • COOKIES13
  • COCKPIT17
  • CHOKING17
  • COOKERY16
  • CUCKOLD16
  • COCKNEY18
  • CHAKRAS16
  • COOKERS13
  • CASKETS13
  • COOKOUT13
  • COCKLES15
  • CUCKOOS15
  • CALKINS13
  • CACKLED16
  • CATKINS13
  • CACKLES15
  • CHOKERS16
  • CHIKARA16
  • COOKTOP15
  • CONKERS13
  • CORKING14
  • CANKLES13
  • COCKADE16
  • CANKERS13
  • COCKERS15
  • COOKOFF19
  • CHUKKAS20
  • CORKAGE14
  • CUCKING16
  • CORKERS13
  • COCKILY18
  • COCKIER15
  • CHUKKER20
  • CONKING14
  • CHEKIST16
  • CHUKARS16
  • COCKEYE18
  • COCKLED16
  • COCKUPS17
  • CARKING14
  • COCKIES15
  • CALKING14
  • CHOKIES16
  • COCKISH18
  • CASKING14
  • CRAKING14
  • COCKETS15

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All valid words 71

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

  • CACKIER15
  • CACKLED16
  • CACKLER15
  • CACKLES15
  • CALKERS13
  • CALKING14
  • CALKINS13
  • CANKERS13
  • CANKERY16
  • CANKLES13
  • CARKING14
  • CASKETS13
  • CASKING14
  • CATKINS13
  • CAUKERS13
  • CAWKERS16
  • CHAKRAS16
  • CHEKIST16
  • CHIKARA16
  • CHIKHOR19
  • CHIKORS16
  • CHOKERS16
  • CHOKEYS19
  • CHOKIER16
  • CHOKIES16
  • CHOKING17
  • CHOKRAS16
  • CHOKRIS16
  • CHUKARS16
  • CHUKKAR20
  • CHUKKAS20
  • CHUKKER20
  • CHUKORS16
  • CLOKING14
  • COCKADE16
  • COCKERS15
  • COCKETS15
  • COCKEYE18
  • COCKIER15
  • COCKIES15
  • COCKILY18
  • COCKING16
  • COCKISH18
  • COCKLED16
  • COCKLER15
  • COCKLES15
  • COCKNEY18
  • COCKPIT17
  • COCKSHY21
  • COCKUPS17
  • CONKERS13
  • CONKIER13
  • CONKING14
  • COOKERS13
  • COOKERY16
  • COOKEYS16
  • COOKIES13
  • COOKING14
  • COOKOFF19
  • COOKOUT13
  • COOKTOP15
  • CORKAGE14
  • CORKERS13
  • CORKIER13
  • CORKING14
  • CORKIRS13
  • COWKING17
  • CRAKING14
  • CUCKING16
  • CUCKOLD16
  • CUCKOOS15
Letters by positionIn 46% of these words the 2nd letter is O.
2nd letter
  1. O46%
  2. H24%
  3. A23%
3rd letter
  1. C32%
  2. O23%
  3. N8%
5th letter
  1. I37%
  2. E23%
  3. L10%
6th letter
  1. E24%
  2. R23%
  3. N20%
7th letter
  1. S44%
  2. G17%
  3. R14%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
Score spreadMost of these words score 16 in Scrabble; COCKSHY tops the list with 21. Scores before board bonuses.
  1. 1313 points: 15 words
  2. 14 points: 9 words
  3. 1515 points: 11 words
  4. 16 points: 21 words
  5. 1717 points: 4 words
  6. 18 points: 4 words
  7. 1919 points: 3 words
  8. 20 points: 3 words
  9. 2121 points: 1 words
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
COCKSHY2121All three
CHUKKAS2021All three
CHUKKER2021All three
CHUKKAR2021All three
COOKOFF1920Collins · NWL
CHIKHOR1918Collins only
CHOKEYS1918Collins · NWL
COCKNEY1820All three
COCKILY1820All three
COCKEYE1819All three
COCKISH1819All three
COCKPIT1720All three

The fixed C and K create a narrow pattern, and the words range from everyday cooking terms to unusual tournament entries. Cooking, cookies, and choking are familiar, but only five of the 71 count as common, and several top scorers are far stranger. Use the pattern to filter a rack or solve a crossing clue.

Counts, endings, and top score at a glance

  • Exactly 71 seven-letter entries match C _ _ K _ _ _ across the tournament-dictionary set.
  • Only five rank among the top 25,000 English words by frequency; cooking and cookies are recognizable examples.
  • Collins lists 70, NWL2023 lists 53, and ENABLE lists 47, so acceptance varies by game.
  • The most frequent ending is S, with 31 matches; G follows at 12, then R at 10.
  • Cockshy leads the scoring table at 21 points; chukkas and chukker score 20 each.

How many 7-letter words with C first and K fourth are there?

71 words fit the shape C _ _ K _ _ _. Cooking, cookies, cookery, cookers, cookout, and cooktop all share the COOK start, while choking and chokers begin CHOK. Those clusters make the fixed fourth letter easier to spot in a crowded rack.

Not every candidate is an everyday word. Calkins, chikara, and conkers broaden the list beyond kitchen and action vocabulary, and the five common entries are a small slice of 71. That split is the catch: matching the pattern does not make every entry familiar.

Make the fixed letters work for you

For 7-letter words with C first and K fourth, lock C into slot one and K into slot four, then test the remaining letters against your rack. Cockshy leads at 21 points, chukkas and chukker follow at 20, and cookoff, chikhor, and chokeys reach 19. Awkward letters, not everyday familiarity, drive those scores, so don't assume the top scorer is playable in every dictionary.

Questions people ask

Are these words accepted in every tournament dictionary?
No. Collins includes 70 matches, while NWL2023 includes 53 and ENABLE includes 47. For a North American game using NWL2023, don't assume every Collins entry will work. Check the word list your game names before risking a turn on an unfamiliar form.
What is the highest-scoring seven-letter match?
Cockshy is the top scorer at 21 points. Chukkas and chukker each reach 20, with cookoff, chikhor, and chokeys at 19. Letter and word premiums on a board can change the final play total, so these scores are a starting point rather than a board score.
Are any of these seven-letter words common?
Five of the 71 entries qualify as common under our frequency cutoff. Cooking and cookies are familiar forms among the matches, while chikara and cockshy are less familiar. This pattern list includes tournament vocabulary, not just words you are likely to see in everyday writing.

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