7-letter words with G as the 1st letter and B as the 4th letter

80 seven-letter words fit the pattern: 7-letter words with G as the 1st letter and B as the 4th letter.

80 wordsTop pick GARBAGEHighest score GUBBAHS 15

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

With G in 1st place, L is the most common 4th letter (119 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

  • GARBAGE11
  • GRABBED13
  • GILBERT10
  • GIBBONS12
  • GAMBLER12
  • GAMBLED13
  • GUMBALL12
  • GARBLED11
  • GRABBER12
  • GOBBLED13
  • GAMBIER12
  • GUNBOAT10
  • GAMBLES12
  • GABBARD13
  • GRIBBLE12
  • GERBILS10
  • GOBBLES12
  • GOBBLER12
  • GLOBOSE10
  • GUBBINS12
  • GOOBERS10
  • GRUBBER12
  • GIBBOUS12
  • GAMBITS12
  • GAMBREL12
  • GERBERA10
  • GIMBALS12
  • GABBING13
  • GLOBULE10
  • GIBBETS12
  • GUMBOOT12
  • GRABENS10
  • GAMBOLS12
  • GEEBUNG11
  • GRUBBED13
  • GABBROS12
  • GOBBETS12
  • GOBBING13
  • GAMBOGE13
  • GASBAGS11
  • GIBBERS12
  • GARBLES10
  • GABBLES12
  • GABBLED13
  • GUMBOIL12
  • GRUBBLE12
  • GABBLER12
  • GABBERS12

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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.

  • GABBARD13
  • GABBART12
  • GABBERS12
  • GABBIER12
  • GABBING13
  • GABBLED13
  • GABBLER12
  • GABBLES12
  • GABBROS12
  • GAMBADE13
  • GAMBADO13
  • GAMBETS12
  • GAMBIAS12
  • GAMBIER12
  • GAMBIRS12
  • GAMBIST12
  • GAMBITS12
  • GAMBLED13
  • GAMBLER12
  • GAMBLES12
  • GAMBOGE13
  • GAMBOLS12
  • GAMBREL12
  • GARBAGE11
  • GARBAGY14
  • GARBING11
  • GARBLED11
  • GARBLER10
  • GARBLES10
  • GARBOIL10
  • GARBURE10
  • GASBAGS11
  • GEEBAGS11
  • GEEBUNG11
  • GERBERA10
  • GERBILS10
  • GHIBLIS13
  • GIBBERS12
  • GIBBETS12
  • GIBBING13
  • GIBBONS12
  • GIBBOSE12
  • GIBBOUS12
  • GILBERT10
  • GIMBALS12
  • GLEBOUS10
  • GLIBBED13
  • GLIBBER12
  • GLOBATE10
  • GLOBING11
  • GLOBINS10
  • GLOBOID11
  • GLOBOSE10
  • GLOBOUS10
  • GLOBULE10
  • GOBBETS12
  • GOBBIER12
  • GOBBING13
  • GOBBLED13
  • GOBBLER12
  • GOBBLES12
  • GOMBEEN12
  • GOMBROS12
  • GOOBERS10
  • GOOBIES10
  • GRABBED13
  • GRABBER12
  • GRABBLE12
  • GRABENS10
  • GRIBBLE12
  • GRUBBED13
  • GRUBBER12
  • GRUBBLE12
  • GUBBAHS15
  • GUBBINS12
  • GUMBALL12
  • GUMBOIL12
  • GUMBOOT12
  • GUNBOAT10
  • GYMBALS15
Letters by positionIn 40% of these words the 2nd letter is A.
2nd letter
  1. A40%
  2. L13%
  3. O13%
3rd letter
  1. B29%
  2. M26%
  3. R13%
5th letter
  1. I20%
  2. A16%
  3. L16%
6th letter
  1. E30%
  2. N13%
  3. R11%
7th letter
  1. S39%
  2. E14%
  3. R13%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
Score spreadMost of these words score 12 in Scrabble; GUBBAHS tops the list with 15. Scores before board bonuses.
  1. 1010 points: 17 words
  2. 11 points: 8 words
  3. 1212 points: 38 words
  4. 13 points: 14 words
  5. 1414 points: 1 words
  6. 15 points: 2 words
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
GUBBAHS1518Collins only
GYMBALS1518Collins only
GARBAGY1416Collins · NWL
GRABBED1316All three
GAMBLED1317All three
GOBBLED1317All three
GABBARD1316All three
GABBING1318All three
GRUBBED1317All three
GOBBING1318All three
GAMBOGE1317All three
GABBLED1317All three

The fixed letters narrow the search to 80 tournament-dictionary words, but the endings vary widely. GARBAGE, GRABBED, GAMBLER, and GAMBLED are recognizable examples; less familiar forms fill much of the rest. Only five matches rank among common English words, so treat this as a clue-solving list rather than a promise that every entry feels familiar.

The pattern at a glance

  • There are 80 seven-letter matches with G first and B fourth.
  • Collins lists all 80; NWL2023 lists 67, and ENABLE lists 63.
  • The most frequent final letter is S: 31 words end there.
  • GUBBAHS and GYMBALS lead the scoring examples at 15 points each.
  • The same pattern with S first has 108 matches, more than the G-first set.

Which examples are easiest to recognize?

Start with GARBAGE, GRABBED, GAMBLER, and GAMBLED. These familiar words show that the fourth-letter B fits several word forms, not just one ending. For a clue with a known final letter, use the ending counts to narrow the search.

S leads the final-letter pattern with 31 matches; E follows with 11 and R with 10. Only six end in G. Check the last few tiles before settling on an “-ed” form: the S-ending group is much larger.

7-letter words with G as the 1st letter and B as the 4th letter

For a rack or a crossword-style clue, test familiar builds first: GARBAGE, GRABBED, GAMBLER, and GAMBLED. For a scoring option, GUBBAHS and GYMBALS each score 15, while GARBAGY scores 14. Those higher scorers are less everyday choices than the familiar examples.

This is a tournament-word resource, not a guarantee of everyday vocabulary: just five matches count as common English words. Dictionary coverage differs, too. Collins includes 80 matches, compared with 67 in NWL2023 and 63 in ENABLE; check your game's word list before playing an unfamiliar entry.

Questions people ask

How many seven-letter words start with G and have B fourth?
There are 80 tournament-dictionary matches for this pattern. The count includes words such as GARBAGE, GRABBED, and GAMBLED, along with less familiar entries. The total is not the same across every individual dictionary: Collins has 80, NWL2023 has 67, and ENABLE has 63.
Which G-first, B-fourth words score the most?
GUBBAHS and GYMBALS are the highest-scoring examples, at 15 points each. GARBAGY scores 14, while GRABBED and GAMBLED score 13. The top choices are not necessarily the most familiar words, so verify an unusual play against your game's dictionary.
What letter do these seven-letter words most often end with?
S is the most common final letter, appearing on 31 of the matches. E ends 11 words and R ends 10, while six finish in G. If a clue allows a plural or another S-ending form, check that possibility before focusing on a singular noun.

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