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

67 7-letter words with E as the 2nd letter and K as the 7th letter match this pattern; JETPACK tops the Scrabble scores at 22.

67 wordsTop pick NETWORKHighest score JETPACK 22

7 of 67 are everyday words (10%). A mix of familiar words and game-only finds.

With E in 2nd place, S is the most common 7th letter (1,743 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Best words to play first 67 · most-used first

  • NETWORK14
  • DERRICK14
  • RETHINK14
  • PEACOCK17
  • SETBACK15
  • BEDROCK16
  • REDNECK14
  • BERSERK13
  • HEMLOCK18
  • WEDLOCK17
  • RESTOCK13
  • JETPACK22
  • LEGWORK15
  • NETBOOK13
  • RECHECK18
  • SEAHAWK17
  • SEASICK13
  • BEATNIK13
  • MENFOLK16
  • REDBACK16
  • BESPEAK15
  • MERFOLK16
  • BELLEEK13
  • FETLOCK16
  • BETHINK16
  • GEODUCK15
  • DEFROCK17
  • GEMSBOK16
  • PETCOCK17
  • GENLOCK14
  • SEAMARK13
  • WEBWORK19
  • GERENUK12
  • HENPECK18
  • RESTACK13
  • METHINK16
  • PEPTALK15
  • SEACOCK15
  • NEATNIK11
  • RETRACK13
  • MEACOCK17
  • SEAFOLK14
  • SEABANK13
  • BELLOCK15
  • BESTUCK15
  • BECHALK18
  • BECLOAK15
  • BEDSOCK16

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All valid words 67

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

  • BEATNIK13
  • BECHALK18
  • BECLOAK15
  • BEDROCK16
  • BEDSOCK16
  • BEDTICK16
  • BEFLECK18
  • BELLEEK13
  • BELLOCK15
  • BERSERK13
  • BESPEAK15
  • BESTICK15
  • BESTUCK15
  • BETHANK16
  • BETHINK16
  • DEFROCK17
  • DERRICK14
  • DESTOCK14
  • FETLOCK16
  • GEELBEK14
  • GEMSBOK16
  • GENLOCK14
  • GEODUCK15
  • GERENUK12
  • HEMLOCK18
  • HENPECK18
  • HEYDUCK20
  • JETPACK22
  • KEBBOCK21
  • KEBBUCK21
  • LEGWORK15
  • LENTISK11
  • MEACOCK17
  • MENFOLK16
  • MERFOLK16
  • METHINK16
  • NEATNIK11
  • NETBOOK13
  • NETWORK14
  • PEACOCK17
  • PELLACK15
  • PELLOCK15
  • PEPTALK15
  • PERJINK20
  • PERTOOK13
  • PETCOCK17
  • RECHECK18
  • REDBACK16
  • REDNECK14
  • REITBOK13
  • RESPEAK13
  • RESTACK13
  • RESTOCK13
  • RETHINK14
  • RETRACK13
  • SEABANK13
  • SEACOCK15
  • SEAFOLK14
  • SEAHAWK17
  • SEAMARK13
  • SEASICK13
  • SETBACK15
  • VETKOEK18
  • WEBWORK19
  • WEDLOCK17
  • WETBACK18
  • ZEEDONK21
Letters by positionIn 52% of these words the 6th letter is C.
1st letter
  1. B22%
  2. R13%
  3. P10%
3rd letter
  1. T19%
  2. A15%
  3. S10%
4th letter
  1. T18%
  2. L16%
  3. B10%
5th letter
  1. O40%
  2. A19%
  3. I13%
6th letter
  1. C52%
  2. N10%
  3. R7%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
Score spreadMost of these words score 13 in Scrabble; JETPACK tops the list with 22. Scores before board bonuses.
  1. 1111 points: 2 words
  2. 12 points: 1 words
  3. 1313 points: 13 words
  4. 14 points: 8 words
  5. 1515 points: 12 words
  6. 16 points: 11 words
  7. 1717 points: 6 words
  8. 18 points: 7 words
  9. 1919 points: 1 words
  10. 20 points: 2 words
  11. 2121 points: 3 words
  12. 22 points: 1 words
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
JETPACK2226NWL only
KEBBOCK2124All three
KEBBUCK2125All three
ZEEDONK2122NWL only
PERJINK2024Collins only
HEYDUCK2020Collins only
WEBWORK1920All three
HEMLOCK1820All three
RECHECK1819All three
HENPECK1820All three
BECHALK1820All three
BEFLECK1821All three

The fixed E and final K leave room for a varied middle: NETWORK, PEACOCK, SETBACK, and BEDROCK all fit. Seven matches rank among the commonest English words, while the full set draws on three tournament dictionaries. Collins includes 63 matches, compared with 48 in NWL2023 and 42 in ENABLE, so your game’s word list affects which entries are playable.

How many seven-letter words have E second and K last?

  • 67 words match the pattern, with E in position two and K in position seven.
  • Collins contains 63 matches; NWL2023 has 48 and ENABLE has 42.
  • Only 7 matches fall among the top 25,000 English words by frequency.
  • JETPACK scores 22 points, the highest score among the examples here.
  • B begins 15 matches, more than any other starting letter.

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

NETWORK, RETHINK, PEACOCK, SETBACK, and BEDROCK are recognizable choices when you need to check a candidate quickly. The opening letters are not evenly spread: 15 words begin with B, while 9 begin with R. P and S each start 7 matches.

For Scrabble points, JETPACK leads at 22. HEMLOCK, RECHECK, and HENPECK each score 18, while WEBWORK scores 19. Those totals make unusual letter combinations worth examining, but the highest score does not make a word playable in every dictionary.

Which nearby ending gives you more choices?

Keeping E in the second position but changing the final letter from K to S expands the pool from 67 matches to 1,743. That contrast makes the final K the sharper filter; changing the second letter while keeping K also shifts the count, from 67 for E to 90 for A.

Use the exact pattern first when a puzzle fixes both positions, then check your candidate against the rules of your game. The 67 7-letter words with E as the 2nd letter and K as the 7th letter are counted across tournament dictionaries, not every word list in circulation.

Questions people ask

How many seven-letter words have E second and K last?
There are 67 matches across the tournament dictionaries counted here. NETWORK, PEACOCK, and SETBACK are familiar examples. The total includes words found in at least one of Collins, NWL2023, or ENABLE, so a specific game may accept fewer.
What is the highest-scoring word in this pattern?
JETPACK scores 22 Scrabble points, the top score among these matches. WEBWORK scores 19, while HEMLOCK, RECHECK, and HENPECK each score 18. Board bonuses can change a play’s total, but these are the base word scores.
Are there many common words ending in K with E second?
No; only 7 matches rank among the top 25,000 English words by frequency. NETWORK, PEACOCK, and SETBACK are more recognizable examples, while many other entries are less familiar. Treat the count as a pattern list, not a promise that every word is everyday vocabulary.

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