7-letter words with H as the 2nd letter and T as the 6th letter

There are 59 7-letter words with H as the 2nd letter and T as the 6th letter, including charity, threats, and thirsty.

59 wordsTop pick CHARITYHighest score CHAMETZ 23

5 of 59 are everyday words (8%). Mostly rare words: great for Scrabble, tough for daily puzzles.

With H in 2nd place, E is the most common 6th letter (495 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Best words to play first 59 · most-used first

  • CHARITY15
  • THREATS10
  • THIRSTY13
  • THROATS10
  • CHRISTY15
  • THERETO10
  • THRIFTY16
  • THRUSTS10
  • CHALETS12
  • CHIANTI12
  • THROATY13
  • THEISTS10
  • THWARTS13
  • THIRSTS10
  • THWAITE13
  • CHAPATI14
  • CHELATE12
  • KHANATE14
  • WHERETO13
  • AHADITH14
  • THRIFTS13
  • CHAYOTE15
  • CHAMETZ23
  • THRISTY13
  • SHMATTE12
  • WHOSITS13
  • SHEGETZ20
  • PHORATE12
  • PHONATE12
  • CHALUTZ21
  • THORITE10
  • BHEESTY15
  • BHISHTI15
  • CHALOTH15
  • CHARETS12
  • CHAUNTS12
  • CHEDITE13
  • CHENETS12
  • CHEVETS15
  • CHEWETS15
  • CHICOTS14
  • CHOLATE12
  • CHOMETZ23
  • CHUPATI14
  • KHALATS14
  • KHILATS14
  • PHENATE12
  • SHALOTS10

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All valid words 59

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

  • AHADITH14
  • BHEESTY15
  • BHISHTI15
  • CHALETS12
  • CHALOTH15
  • CHALUTZ21
  • CHAMETZ23
  • CHAPATI14
  • CHARETS12
  • CHARITY15
  • CHAUNTS12
  • CHAYOTE15
  • CHEDITE13
  • CHELATE12
  • CHENETS12
  • CHEVETS15
  • CHEWETS15
  • CHIANTI12
  • CHICOTS14
  • CHOLATE12
  • CHOMETZ23
  • CHRISTY15
  • CHUPATI14
  • KHALATS14
  • KHANATE14
  • KHILATS14
  • PHENATE12
  • PHONATE12
  • PHORATE12
  • SHALOTS10
  • SHEGETZ20
  • SHEHITA13
  • SHIVITI13
  • SHMALTZ21
  • SHMATTE12
  • SHRIFTS13
  • THECATE12
  • THEISTS10
  • THEMATA12
  • THERETO10
  • THIBETS12
  • THIRSTS10
  • THIRSTY13
  • THORITE10
  • THREATS10
  • THRETTY13
  • THRIFTS13
  • THRIFTY16
  • THRISTS10
  • THRISTY13
  • THROATS10
  • THROATY13
  • THRUSTS10
  • THULITE10
  • THWAITE13
  • THWARTS13
  • WHERETO13
  • WHISHTS16
  • WHOSITS13
Letters by positionIn 37% of these words the 7th letter is S.
1st letter
  1. C34%
  2. T34%
  3. S12%
3rd letter
  1. E24%
  2. A22%
  3. R19%
4th letter
  1. L15%
  2. R14%
  3. I12%
5th letter
  1. A25%
  2. E19%
  3. I15%
7th letter
  1. S37%
  2. E22%
  3. Y14%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
Score spreadMost of these words score 12 in Scrabble; CHAMETZ tops the list with 23. Scores before board bonuses.
  1. 1010 points: 10 words
  2. 11 points: 0 words
  3. 1212 points: 14 words
  4. 13 points: 13 words
  5. 1414 points: 7 words
  6. 15 points: 8 words
  7. 1616 points: 2 words
  8. 17 points: 0 words
  9. 1818 points: 0 words
  10. 19 points: 0 words
  11. 2020 points: 1 words
  12. 21 points: 2 words
  13. 2222 points: 0 words
  14. 23 points: 2 words
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
CHAMETZ2324Collins only
CHOMETZ2324Collins only
CHALUTZ2123All three
SHMALTZ2122All three
SHEGETZ2020All three
THRIFTY1614All three
WHISHTS1614All three
CHARITY1514All three
CHRISTY1514All three
CHAYOTE1514All three
CHALOTH1515All three
BHEESTY1514All three

The pattern is _H___T_: H is fixed in position two and T in position six, leaving four slots open. C and T tie as the first letter, with 20 words apiece; S follows with seven. That split makes the opening letter a useful first filter when your rack or crossing tiles constrain the start.

7-letter words with H second and T sixth: key facts

  • 59 entries match this pattern in at least one tournament dictionary.
  • Charity, threats, thirsty, and throats are recognizable examples.
  • C and T each lead 20 words; S leads seven.
  • S is the most common final letter, appearing on 22 matches.
  • Chametz and chometz each score 23 points in Scrabble.

Which words fit the H-and-T pattern?

Charity, threats, thirsty, throats, and thrifty show how much the middle can change while the fixed letters stay put. Charity and thirsty end in Y; threats and throats end in S. S is the leading final letter at 22 matches, followed by E at 13 and Y at eight.

Compare the pattern rather than guessing from H alone: 7-letter words with H second and E sixth number 495, while this T-sixth group has 59. Start with the fixed T, then test likely endings and openings. The most common starting letters are C and T, tied at 20 each.

Which matching words score well in Scrabble?

Chametz and chometz are the top scorers at 23 points each. Chalutz and shmaltz follow at 21, while thrifty and whishts score 16. Those less familiar spellings can turn awkward high-value tiles into a strong play, but check your game's word list before relying on them.

The set is narrow in everyday use: only five matches rank among the top 25,000 English words by frequency. Charity and thirsty are more recognizable starting points than many of the rarer entries. Of the 59 matches, 52 have definitions, so a valid tournament entry is not necessarily familiar vocabulary.

Questions people ask

Which final letter appears most in these seven-letter words?
S is the most common final letter, ending 22 of the matching words. E comes next with 13, and Y follows with eight. If your puzzle already fixes the last tile, an S is the strongest place to begin narrowing this particular pattern.
Are all 59 H-second, T-sixth words accepted in every game?
No, dictionary coverage differs. Collins includes 56 of these words, NWL2023 includes 41, and ENABLE includes 34. A word accepted in one tournament list may be absent from another, so check your game's word list before playing.
What are the highest-scoring words matching this pattern?
Chametz and chometz tie for the highest score at 23 points each in Scrabble. Chalutz and shmaltz score 21, and shegetz scores 20. These spellings are less familiar than charity, so confirm acceptance in your game's dictionary before building a play around one.

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