7-letter words with D as the 1st letter and L as the 6th letter
107 seven-letter matches fit d first, l sixth, including details and top scorer DRIZZLY.
7 of 107 are everyday words (7%). Mostly rare words: great for Scrabble, tough for daily puzzles.
With D in 1st place, E is the most common 6th letter (550 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.
Best words to play first
- DETAILS8
- DEFAULT11
- DURABLE10
- DISABLE10
- DENSELY11
- DEBACLE12
- DRIZZLE26
- DRIBBLE12
- DENIALS8
- DEATHLY14
- DRYWALL14
- DIESELS8
- DWINDLE12
- DISTILL8
- DUOPOLY13
- DUCTILE10
- DAMSELS10
- DERAILS8
- DISPELS10
- DRIZZLY29
- DRABBLE12
- DATABLE10
- DIABOLO10
- DURABLY13
- DOGPILE11
- DAYLILY14
- DONGOLA9
- DENTALS8
- DISTILS8
- DUFFELS14
- DIZZILY29
- DORSALS8
- DACTYLS13
- DAZEDLY21
- DIRNDLS9
- DENTILS8
- DYEABLE13
- DIRTILY11
- DRIBBLY15
- DESCALE10
- DRIVELS11
- DECUPLE12
- DRAGGLE10
- DREADLY12
- DANDILY12
- DRYWELL14
- DINGILY12
- DOGHOLE12
All valid words 107
- DACTYLI13
- DACTYLS13
- DAFFILY17
- DAMSELS10
- DANDILY12
- DARIOLE8
- DARNELS8
- DATABLE10
- DATEDLY12
- DAYLILY14
- DAYTALE11
- DAZEDLY21
- DEARNLY11
- DEASILS8
- DEATHLY14
- DEBACLE12
- DECKELS14
- DECUPLE12
- DEEDILY12
- DEERFLY14
- DEFAULT11
- DEFOULS11
- DEFUELS11
- DELEBLE10
- DELIBLE10
- DENIALS8
- DENSELY11
- DENTALS8
- DENTELS8
- DENTILS8
- DERAILS8
- DESCALE10
- DESKILL12
- DETAILS8
- DEVALLS11
- DEVVELS14
- DEWFALL14
- DEWFULL14
- DEWOOLS11
- DIABOLO10
- DIAZOLE17
- DICYCLY18
- DIESELS8
- DINGILY12
- DIOBOLS10
- DIRNDLS9
- DIRTILY11
- DISABLE10
- DISALLY11
- DISHELM13
- DISMALS10
- DISPELS10
- DISTILL8
- DISTILS8
- DISTYLE11
- DIZZILY29
- DJEBELS17
- DOCIBLE12
- DOGBOLT11
- DOGHOLE12
- DOGPILE11
- DONGOLA9
- DONZELS17
- DOOMILY13
- DORSALS8
- DORSELS8
- DOSSALS8
- DOSSELS8
- DOSSILS8
- DOTTELS8
- DOTTILY11
- DOUCELY13
- DOWABLE13
- DOWDILY15
- DOWNILY14
- DRABBLE12
- DRAGGLE10
- DRAZELS17
- DREADLY12
- DREIDLS9
- DREVILL11
- DRIBBLE12
- DRIBBLY15
- DRIVELS11
- DRIZZLE26
- DRIZZLY29
- DROPFLY16
- DROPPLE12
- DRUMBLE12
- DRUPELS10
- DRYABLE13
- DRYWALL14
- DRYWELL14
- DUCALLY13
- DUCTILE10
- DUCTULE10
- DUFFELS14
- DUMPILY15
- DUOPOLY13
- DUPABLE12
- DURABLE10
- DURABLY13
- DUSKILY15
- DUSTILY11
- DWINDLE12
- DYEABLE13
- DYINGLY15
Highest-scoring words
| Word | Scrabble | Words With Friends | Dictionaries |
|---|---|---|---|
| DRIZZLY | 29 | 29 | All three |
| DIZZILY | 29 | 29 | All three |
| DRIZZLE | 26 | 27 | All three |
| DAZEDLY | 21 | 21 | All three |
| DICYCLY | 18 | 19 | All three |
| DAFFILY | 17 | 17 | All three |
| DIAZOLE | 17 | 18 | All three |
| DJEBELS | 17 | 21 | All three |
| DONZELS | 17 | 19 | All three |
| DRAZELS | 17 | 18 | Collins only |
| DROPFLY | 16 | 17 | Collins only |
| DRIBBLY | 15 | 17 | All three |
Here the sixth position is late in the word, so the final letter separates many otherwise similar candidates. Details and default both finish differently, while drizzly brings a rare spelling into the same frame. On a crossword, use crossings at the end before guessing from the opening D.
D first, L sixth at a glance
- 107 matches fit this exact letter frame.
- Details is one recognizable example.
- DRIZZLY leads at 29 points.
- 35 end in s, 31 in y and 28 in e.
D first and L sixth
A sixth-position L produces a set rich in common-looking forms such as details, default and durable. The last tile often narrows it quickly because S, Y and E dominate the endings.
S, Y and E dominate the endings, an unusually concentrated split for this frame.
Details, default and durable are useful because their spellings are easy to verify. A second cluster includes drizzle and drizzly, which place the same fixed L into different endings. That contrast is especially useful when a board crossing supplies the last tile.
Drizzly and dizzily score 29 each; drizzle reaches 26. Their shared high-value letters explain the jump over ordinary entries. Those numbers describe base word scores, so a board premium can change the played total without changing the ranking of the words themselves.
The endings S, Y and E cover most of the options, but a small tail ends in L, T, A, I or M. When a crossing gives one of those letters, the uncommon ending can be more informative than the leading groups.
Which candidates deserve a second look?
Check the final square: the late L leaves several endings in play.
Use the d first, l sixth clue
Here the sixth position is late in the word, so the final letter separates many otherwise similar candidates. Details and default both finish differently, while drizzly brings a rare spelling into the same frame. On a crossword, use crossings at the end before guessing from the opening D.
Details and drizzly make useful contrasts: the former is familiar, while the latter carries the striking score. The shared sixth tile does not tell you which ending to expect.
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