7-letter words with E as the 2nd letter and G as the 4th letter

A count of 106 brings together common forms and less familiar high-value entries. The count is 106, with 13 common entries under the site's frequency measure. This pattern is best approached by checking the fixed squares first, then testing the rest of each candidate against your rack or clue. Heights is a strong recognition point, but several entries require specialist vocabulary.

At a glance for this letter pattern

• 106 tournament-list words match the two fixed positions.
• 13 entries fall among the common-word group.
• HEIGHTS and WEIGHTS are useful recognition anchors.
• MERGUEZ leads the listed scores at 19 points.

Which 7-letter words with E second and g fourth letter are easiest to recognize?

HEIGHTS, WEIGHTS, and LENGTHS are familiar, but the strongest scores belong to MERGUEZ and ZEUGMAS. For a quick solve, compare the letter pattern rather than relying on the opening sound. HEIGHTS and WEIGHTS both satisfy the frame, but their different endings show why the remaining squares matter. LENGTHS supplies another check when the first two examples do not match your available letters.

The list is a clue aid, not a guarantee that every entry feels familiar or appears in every game dictionary. 13 common entries out of 106 leaves many less everyday choices, especially around MERGUEZ. Check your game's word list when an unfamiliar candidate decides the turn.

How do the strongest plays compare?

How should you narrow the candidates?

Start with the clue's fixed positions, then use the examples to check the letters between them. HEIGHTS is the familiar baseline; WEIGHTS changes the ending, while MERGUEZ illustrates the less expected scoring route. That contrast is specific to this pattern and gives you three distinct checks while solving. For a seven-tile play, also confirm the candidate uses every square exactly once.