7-letter words with I as the 3rd letter and A as the 4th letter

The 59 7-letter words with I as the 3rd letter and A as the 4th letter include amiable, aviator, and 19-point shiatzu.

59 wordsTop pick AVIATORHighest score SHIATZU 19

With I in 3rd place, N is the most common 4th letter (338 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

  • AVIATOR10
  • ALIASES7
  • AMIABLE11
  • OPIATES9
  • PLIABLE11
  • CHIANTI12
  • SCIATIC11
  • AXIALLY17
  • SHIATSU10
  • AMIABLY14
  • FRIABLE12
  • TRIALED8
  • TRIADIC10
  • THIAMIN12
  • ALIASED8
  • PRIAPUS11
  • TRIAGED9
  • TRIABLE9
  • GLIADIN9
  • SKIABLE13
  • MYIASIS12
  • PRIAPIC13
  • ILIACUS9
  • CHIASMA14
  • PLIANCY14
  • ASIAGOS8
  • AVIATES10
  • OPIATED10
  • SHIATZU19
  • AVIATIC12
  • AVIATED11
  • TRIAGES8
  • BRIARDS10
  • BRIARED10
  • CHIACKS18
  • CHIASMI14
  • CHIASMS14
  • ERIACHS12
  • FRIANDE11
  • FRIANDS11
  • FRIARLY13
  • KAIAKED16
  • LOIASES7
  • LOIASIS7
  • MYIASES12
  • NAIADES8
  • PLIABLY14
  • SCIARID10

Showing the top 48 of 59 words. See every valid word

All valid words 59

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

  • ALIASED8
  • ALIASES7
  • AMIABLE11
  • AMIABLY14
  • ASIAGOS8
  • AVIATED11
  • AVIATES10
  • AVIATIC12
  • AVIATOR10
  • AXIALLY17
  • BRIARDS10
  • BRIARED10
  • CHIACKS18
  • CHIANTI12
  • CHIASMA14
  • CHIASMI14
  • CHIASMS14
  • ERIACHS12
  • FRIABLE12
  • FRIANDE11
  • FRIANDS11
  • FRIARLY13
  • GLIADIN9
  • ILIACUS9
  • KAIAKED16
  • LOIASES7
  • LOIASIS7
  • MYIASES12
  • MYIASIS12
  • NAIADES8
  • OPIATED10
  • OPIATES9
  • PLIABLE11
  • PLIABLY14
  • PLIANCY14
  • PRIAPIC13
  • PRIAPUS11
  • SCIARID10
  • SCIATIC11
  • SHIATSU10
  • SHIATZU19
  • SKIABLE13
  • TAIAHAS10
  • THIAMIN12
  • THIASUS10
  • THIAZIN19
  • THIAZOL19
  • TRIABLE9
  • TRIACID10
  • TRIADIC10
  • TRIAGED9
  • TRIAGES8
  • TRIALED8
  • TRIARCH12
  • TRIATIC9
  • TRIAXON14
  • TRIAZIN16
  • UMIACKS15
  • WAIATAS10
Letters by positionIn 36% of these words the 7th letter is S.
1st letter
  1. T25%
  2. A17%
  3. C8%
2nd letter
  1. R32%
  2. H19%
  3. L12%
5th letter
  1. T19%
  2. S17%
  3. B12%
6th letter
  1. E24%
  2. I22%
  3. L15%
7th letter
  1. S36%
  2. D15%
  3. E10%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
Score spreadMost of these words score 10 in Scrabble; SHIATZU tops the list with 19. Scores before board bonuses.
  1. 77 points: 3 words
  2. 8 points: 5 words
  3. 99 points: 6 words
  4. 10 points: 12 words
  5. 1111 points: 7 words
  6. 12 points: 8 words
  7. 1313 points: 3 words
  8. 14 points: 7 words
  9. 1515 points: 1 words
  10. 16 points: 2 words
  11. 1717 points: 1 words
  12. 18 points: 1 words
  13. 1919 points: 3 words
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
SHIATZU1919All three
THIAZIN1919All three
THIAZOL1919All three
CHIACKS1819Collins only
AXIALLY1718All three
TRIAZIN1617All three
KAIAKED1616Collins only
UMIACKS1518All three
AMIABLY1416All three
CHIASMA1415All three
PLIANCY1417All three
CHIASMI1415All three

An I in slot three followed by A in slot four narrows the search to an unusually small set: none of the 59 entries ranks as common under the wordfreq cutoff. Still, 48 have definitions, and familiar shapes such as amiable, aviator, and pliable sit beside specialist terms. The totals count words appearing in at least one of Collins, NWL2023, or ENABLE.

7-letter words with I as the 3rd letter and A as the 4th letter

  • Exactly 59 tournament-dictionary entries fit the pattern _ _ I A _ _ _.
  • Zero matches meet the common-word cutoff used for wordfreq.
  • Definitions are available for 48 of the entries.
  • T leads the opening letters with 15 words; A follows with 10.
  • Twenty-one matches end in S, more than any other final letter.

Which letters begin or end this pattern most often?

Among the matches, T is the strongest opening: 15 start with T, compared with 10 beginning A. C, P, and S contribute five each, so testing T or A first is more productive than starting with those smaller groups.

Ending S is the standout finish, appearing in 21 words; D is next with nine. The pattern also grows with length: 37 five-letter entries and 42 six-letter entries share I in third and A in fourth, versus 59 at seven letters.

The same slots with R in third and A fourth match 339 words, nearly six times this I-A total. That contrast makes I-A a narrow filter, not a broad first guess.

Which entries lead on Scrabble score?

SHIATZU, THIAZIN, and THIAZOL each score 19 points. CHIACKS follows at 18, while AXIALLY reaches 17; amiably and chiasma score 14 apiece. The top scores come from unusual letter combinations, not everyday vocabulary.

A strong rack score does not make a word familiar or universally accepted. Only 48 of the 59 matches have definitions, and none are common by the stated frequency cutoff. Treat the pattern as a candidate filter rather than a study list, and check your game's word list before committing an unfamiliar entry.

For a practical search, lock the I-A pair first, then test T as the opening; it leads A by five matches.

Questions people ask

Are any of these 7-letter words common?
No. The common-word count is zero: none of the 59 matches falls within the wordfreq common-word group. Familiar options such as aviator and amiable sit alongside technical or obscure forms, so a pattern match alone does not tell you which entry you will recognize.
Which first letter appears most often in this pattern?
T is the most frequent first letter, with 15 matches, while A starts 10. C, P, and S each start five. If the board already fixes I and A in the middle, testing T before those smaller groups follows the actual distribution rather than intuition.
Which words in this pattern score 19 points?
SHIATZU, THIAZIN, and THIAZOL each score 19 points in the scoring system. CHIACKS earns 18, and AXIALLY earns 17. Their unusual letter combinations make them stronger score targets than everyday vocabulary, though scoring alone does not establish whether a particular game accepts them.

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