7-letter words with G as the 2nd letter and E as the 6th letter

This is a tight pattern: just three entries meet the common-word frequency cutoff. The ending gives you a useful next clue, since most matches finish in S or D. None is a Wordle answer, so use the pattern for word games and puzzles that accept a broader dictionary range.

The pattern at a glance

• Exactly 34 tournament-dictionary words match the seven-letter pattern.
• Only three matches rank among common English words by frequency.
• The dictionary counts are 33 Collins, 17 NWL2023, and 15 ENABLE entries; the lists overlap.
• Twenty-six words begin with A, six with I, and two with E.
• Final letters are S (15), D (13), R (5), and N (1).

How do these G-second, E-sixth words end?

Ending letters narrow the search sharply: 15 of the 34 words finish in S, and 13 finish in D. IGNORES and AGNIZES fit the S branch; IGNORED and AGNIZED fit the D branch.

The remaining six split into five R endings and one N ending. IGNITER is an R example, while AGNOMEN is the lone N example. S and D together account for 28 entries, so try those endings first when your board supplies no final letter.

Which matches score highest, and what should you watch for?

AGRYZED leads the score list at 21 points, followed by AGRYZES at 20. AGNIZED, AGRIZED, and AGUIZED each score 18, while AGNIZES, AGRIZES, and AGUIZES score 17.

Those premium totals belong to unusual spellings, not everyday guesses; only three entries meet the common-word frequency cutoff. Treat this pattern as a rack or crossword filter, not a Wordle answer bank: its Wordle answer count is zero.

For 7-letter words with G as the 2nd letter and E as the 6th letter, dictionary coverage matters. Collins has 33 entries, compared with 17 in NWL2023 and 15 in ENABLE. Check your game's word list before committing to an uncommon form such as AGRYZED; matching letters do not guarantee acceptance across every dictionary.

The contrast with nearby patterns is striking: O in the second position with E sixth has 1,319 matches, while E in the second position has 1,238. G is a narrow filter here, so preserve known endings before testing obscure G-words.