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7-letter words with F as the 1st letter and D as the 6th letter

Seven-letter words starting with F and D sixth form a set of 15; FRIENDS and FORBADE are familiar, and FAZENDA scores 20.

15 wordsTop pick FRIENDSHighest score FAZENDA 20

2 of 15 are everyday words (13%). A mix of familiar words and game-only finds.

With F in 1st place, E is the most common 6th letter (452 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Best words to play first 15 · most-used first

  • FRIENDS11
  • FORBIDS13
  • FORBADE13
  • FAZENDA20
  • FARSIDE11
  • FANTODS11
  • FALCADE13
  • FANTADS11
  • FLAVEDO14
  • FORBODE13
  • FOUGADE12
  • FRIANDE11
  • FRIANDS11
  • FUCOIDS13
  • FURKIDS15
All valid words 15

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

  • FALCADE13
  • FANTADS11
  • FANTODS11
  • FARSIDE11
  • FAZENDA20
  • FLAVEDO14
  • FORBADE13
  • FORBIDS13
  • FORBODE13
  • FOUGADE12
  • FRIANDE11
  • FRIANDS11
  • FRIENDS11
  • FUCOIDS13
  • FURKIDS15
Letters by positionIn 47% of these words the 7th letter is S.
2nd letter
  1. A33%
  2. O27%
  3. R20%
3rd letter
  1. R33%
  2. I20%
  3. N13%
4th letter
  1. B20%
  2. T13%
  3. E13%
5th letter
  1. I27%
  2. N27%
  3. A27%
7th letter
  1. S47%
  2. E40%
  3. A7%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
FAZENDA2021All three
FURKIDS1516Collins only
FLAVEDO1416NWL only
FORBIDS1314All three
FORBADE1314All three
FORBODE1314All three
FUCOIDS1315All three
FALCADE1315Collins only
FOUGADE1214Collins only
FRIENDS1112All three
FARSIDE1111All three
FANTODS1112All three

Only 15 words fit this frame, making it one of the smallest searches in this group. FRIENDS, FORBIDS and FORBADE are easy anchors, but the high scorer FAZENDA is less obvious. The final letter splits almost evenly between S and E, with seven and six words respectively; A and O finish the other two.

A quick read of the pattern

  • The group contains 15 words; 13 have definitions.
  • All matches begin with F by the pattern.
  • S ends 7 entries and E ends 6.
  • FAZENDA scores 20 points, ahead of FURKIDS at 15.

Seven-letter words starting with F and D sixth patterns

A FOR- opening gets you to FORBIDS, FORBADE and FORBODE, while FRIENDS offers a familiar route with a different fourth letter. With so few candidates, memorizing one family is not enough: the final tile helps, and S/E cover 13 of the 15 words.

FAZENDA leads scoring at 20 points; FURKIDS scores 15 and FLAVEDO 14. This is a narrow clue list rather than a general F-word pool, and only two words meet the common group, so expect many candidates to be tournament vocabulary.

The starting letter is already fixed, so the useful decision points are the second letter and the final square. FORBIDS and FORBADE share the FOR- opening but diverge at the end; FRIENDS gives another familiar candidate. FAZENDA reminds you that a narrow positional clue can still contain vocabulary outside everyday conversation.

The scoring gap is worth remembering for a rare-letter rack: FAZENDA reaches 20, while the next score is 15. A familiar word may be easier to place, but it is not automatically the strongest play.

A practical board check

Tip

If your open square is the last one, check S before E by a single word: those endings account for seven and six matches, leaving only two exceptions.

Questions people ask

How many words start with F and have D sixth?
Fifteen seven-letter words match F in the first position and D in the sixth. FRIENDS, FORBIDS and FORBADE are recognizable examples, while FAZENDA is the scoring leader.
Which word scores highest?
FAZENDA tops the scoring list at 20 points. FURKIDS follows at 15 and FLAVEDO at 14, a notable gap between the leading word and the next score.
Do these words usually end in S or E?
S and E account for nearly all the endings: seven matches finish in S and six in E. A and O appear once each, so checking those two less common endings last is a sensible rack filter.

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