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

80 seven-letter matches fit d third, a sixth, including medical and top scorer JUDOKAS.

80 wordsTop pick MEDICALHighest score JUDOKAS 19

5 of 80 are everyday words (6%). Mostly rare words: great for Scrabble, tough for daily puzzles.

With D in 3rd place, E is the most common 6th letter (330 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Best words to play first 80 · most-used first

  • MEDICAL12
  • FEDERAL11
  • RADICAL10
  • MODULAR10
  • REDHEAD12
  • SIDEBAR10
  • ORDINAL8
  • GODHEAD13
  • BUDDHAS14
  • SIDECAR10
  • MIDYEAR13
  • MEDEVAC15
  • NODULAR8
  • OEDIPAL10
  • BODEGAS11
  • SIDEMAN10
  • FEDORAS11
  • MEDIGAP13
  • REDCOAT10
  • BEDHEAD14
  • MEDIVAC15
  • PEDICAB14
  • MEDUSAE10
  • TIDEWAY14
  • BODYCAM17
  • SIDEWAY14
  • BODHRAN13
  • HADAWAY17
  • MUDFLAT13
  • SIDDHAS12
  • MUDFLAP15
  • MUDEJAR17
  • RUDERAL8
  • MEDUSAS10
  • JUDOKAS19
  • RODEWAY14
  • MEDINAS10
  • GUDEMAN11
  • RADULAR8
  • GIDDYAP15
  • MEDUSAN10
  • OEDEMAS10
  • BODYMAN15
  • ORDINAR8
  • MEDAKAS14
  • REDREAM10
  • SIDERAL8
  • BEDEMAN12

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All valid words 80

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

  • BEDEMAN12
  • BEDERAL10
  • BEDHEAD14
  • BODEGAS11
  • BODHRAN13
  • BODYCAM17
  • BODYMAN15
  • BUDDHAS14
  • CADAGAS11
  • CEDULAS10
  • CODEIAS10
  • CUDBEAR12
  • DIDAKAI13
  • ENDLEAF11
  • ENDPLAY13
  • FEDERAL11
  • FEDORAS11
  • GADSMAN11
  • GIDDYAP15
  • GODHEAD13
  • GUDEMAN11
  • HADAWAY17
  • HADEDAH15
  • HEDERAL11
  • HEDERAS11
  • HYDRIAE14
  • INDABAS10
  • INDEXAL15
  • INDICAN10
  • INDUNAS8
  • JUDOKAS19
  • MEDAKAS14
  • MEDEVAC15
  • MEDICAL12
  • MEDIGAP13
  • MEDINAS10
  • MEDIVAC15
  • MEDUSAE10
  • MEDUSAL10
  • MEDUSAN10
  • MEDUSAS10
  • MIDYEAR13
  • MODENAS10
  • MODULAR10
  • MUDEJAR17
  • MUDFLAP15
  • MUDFLAT13
  • NADIRAL8
  • NODICAL10
  • NODULAR8
  • ODDSMAN11
  • OEDEMAS10
  • OEDIPAL10
  • ORDINAL8
  • ORDINAR8
  • PADSHAH16
  • PEDICAB14
  • PEDOCAL12
  • RADICAL10
  • RADULAE8
  • RADULAR8
  • RADULAS8
  • REDCOAT10
  • REDHEAD12
  • REDOWAS11
  • REDREAM10
  • REDSEAR8
  • RODEWAY14
  • RODSMAN10
  • RUDERAL8
  • SIDDHAS12
  • SIDEBAR10
  • SIDECAR10
  • SIDEMAN10
  • SIDERAL8
  • SIDEWAY14
  • SUDORAL8
  • TIDEWAY14
  • UNDULAR8
  • WADMAAL13
Letters by positionIn 34% of these words the 2nd letter is E.
1st letter
  1. M20%
  2. R15%
  3. B10%
2nd letter
  1. E34%
  2. O15%
  3. A14%
4th letter
  1. E28%
  2. U15%
  3. I15%
5th letter
  1. R13%
  2. L13%
  3. M10%
7th letter
  1. S23%
  2. L20%
  3. R14%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
Score spreadMost of these words score 10 in Scrabble; JUDOKAS tops the list with 19. Scores before board bonuses.
  1. 88 points: 13 words
  2. 9 points: 0 words
  3. 1010 points: 22 words
  4. 11 points: 11 words
  5. 1212 points: 6 words
  6. 13 points: 8 words
  7. 1414 points: 8 words
  8. 15 points: 7 words
  9. 1616 points: 1 words
  10. 17 points: 3 words
  11. 1818 points: 0 words
  12. 19 points: 1 words
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
JUDOKAS1922All three
BODYCAM1719NWL only
HADAWAY1715Collins only
MUDEJAR1721Collins only
PADSHAH1615All three
MEDEVAC1518All three
MEDIVAC1518Collins · NWL
MUDFLAP1519Collins · NWL
GIDDYAP1516All three
BODYMAN1517NWL only
HADEDAH1513Collins only
INDEXAL1517Collins only

The two fixed letters are separated by two positions, leaving a flexible middle and ending. Medical and federal share the frame with judokas, despite very different everyday familiarity. Use the known slots as checkpoints, then check every remaining square before playing.

D third, A sixth at a glance

  • 80 matches fit this exact letter frame.
  • Medical is one recognizable example.
  • JUDOKAS leads at 19 points.
  • 18 end in s and 16 in l.

D third and A sixth

A fixed D in the third position and A in the sixth still leaves 80 possible words. Medical, federal, radical and modular are familiar examples; judokas scores highest.

S and L lead the final-letter counts, with R and N next.

Medical, federal and radical are familiar anchors, and modular adds another recognizable shape. Judokas sits at the top score, while bodycam, hadaway and mudejar trail by two points. The score spread is small among the leaders.

The first letter varies widely: M is most frequent, R follows, and B is third. So a visible D in slot three should not lead you to assume a particular beginning. Use another crossing or a known word fragment to settle the front.

S and L are the leading endings, with R and N next. The close counts make the final letter a useful clue but not a decisive one. A player with the middle of the word should still check both top ending groups.

Which candidates deserve a second look?

Tip

Keep the two fixed slots visible while you test the flexible middle.

Use the d third, a sixth clue

The two fixed letters are separated by two positions, leaving a flexible middle and ending. Medical and federal share the frame with judokas, despite very different everyday familiarity. Use the known slots as checkpoints, then check every remaining square before playing.

Medical and judokas share the fixed positions but differ sharply in familiarity. A crossing near the end can decide between otherwise plausible candidates.

Questions people ask

Which match has the highest score?
Judokas leads at 19 points overall. Bodycam, hadaway and mudejar each score 17, while medical and federal are familiar lower-scoring examples from the same pattern.
Which final letter is most common?
S leads with 18 matches, followed closely by L with 16. R occurs 11 times and N ten times, so the ending helps narrow choices without identifying one answer by itself.
Do many familiar words fit?
Five entries meet the common-word frequency measure. Medical, federal and radical are recognizable examples; judokas has the top score but is less likely to come to mind in ordinary reading.

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