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

7-letter words with G as the 2nd letter and O as the 4th letter number 10; examples include ignored, ignores, and aground.

10 wordsTop pick IGNOREDHighest score IGNOBLY 13

2 of 10 are everyday words (20%). A mix of familiar words and game-only finds.

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  • D
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  • F
  • G
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  • I
  • J
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With G in 2nd place, I is the most common 4th letter (26 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Best words to play first 10 · most-used first

  • IGNORED9
  • IGNORES8
  • AGROUND9
  • IGNOBLE10
  • AGNOSIA8
  • IGNOBLY13
  • IGNORER8
  • AGNOMEN10
  • AGNOSIC10
  • OGDOADS10
All valid words 10

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

  • AGNOMEN10
  • AGNOSIA8
  • AGNOSIC10
  • AGROUND9
  • IGNOBLE10
  • IGNOBLY13
  • IGNORED9
  • IGNORER8
  • IGNORES8
  • OGDOADS10

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
IGNOBLY1316All three
IGNOBLE1014All three
OGDOADS1011All three
AGNOMEN1014All three
AGNOSIC1013Collins only
IGNORED911All three
AGROUND912All three
IGNORES810All three
AGNOSIA810All three
IGNORER810All three

Two positions sharply constrain this seven-letter pattern. Use the examples to check the pattern before searching a rack.

Only ten routes through this frame

  • 10 tournament-dictionary entries match this position pattern.
  • Ignored is a recognizable anchor; ignores gives a second spelling shape.
  • Ignobly leads the supplied score list at 13 points.
  • The final letters are dispersed: D and S appear twice each, with six other endings occurring once.
  • Ignobly is the top scorer at 13; ignoble and ogdoads follow at 10.

Which examples show the pattern best?

Ignored, ignores, and aground are useful starting points because their letter sequences are easy to inspect. Ignored and ignores differ only at the tail, while aground moves the first letter and keeps the fixed middle.

Ignoble and agnosia widen the picture: the fixed positions remain in place while the opening or ending changes. Ignobly is the top scorer at 13; ignoble and ogdoads follow at 10.

How to narrow this pattern

  1. Lock G into position 2 and O into position 4 before rearranging the other tiles.
  2. Test the familiar form ignored, then compare it with ignores for a different letter route.
  3. Use the leading scorer IGNOBLY when board placement can support its 13-point base value.
  4. Keep Only two examples are common, so the clue is better treated as a precise pattern filter than a familiar-word prompt. in mind and check your

Where does the pattern have limits?

Tip

Only two examples are common, so the clue is better treated as a precise pattern filter than a familiar-word prompt. Ignored and ignores differ only at the tail, while aground moves the first letter a

Questions people ask

How many 7-letter words with G as the 2nd letter and O as the 4th letter are there?
There are 10 tournament-dictionary words matching the pattern. Examples include ignored, ignores, and aground. The number is small enough that checking each candidate against the fixed positions is practical, especially when a game gives you two known tiles.
Which 7-letter words with G as the 2nd letter and O as the 4th letter scores the most?
IGNOBLY is the highest scorer at 13 points. IGNORED and IGNORES are more recognizable examples, while the top score rewards a different letter mix. Board premiums can change a play total, so treat the listed value as the base word score.
Are these common everyday words?
Only a few entries in this pattern are common, including ignored and ignores. Several other matches are specialist or inflected forms. In a casual word game, confirm an unfamiliar candidate against the dictionary your group uses before relying on it.

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