7-letter words with K as the 1st letter and N as the 3rd letter
7-letter words with K as the 1st letter and N as the 3rd letter total 65 tournament-dictionary matches; KUNZITE leads the score list at 20 points.
4 of 65 are everyday words (6%). Mostly rare words: great for Scrabble, tough for daily puzzles.
With K in 1st place, N is the most common 3rd letter (65 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.
Best words to play first
- KINGDOM15
- KINETIC13
- KINDRED13
- KINSHIP16
- KINGPIN14
- KINDEST12
- KENNELS11
- KINSMAN13
- KENNETT11
- KINASES11
- KINSMEN13
- KINDLED13
- KINDLES12
- KINFOLK18
- KINDLER12
- KINESIS11
- KINKIER15
- KENNING12
- KINKING16
- KINGLET12
- KINDERS12
- KUNZITE20
- KENOSIS11
- KANAKAS15
- KENTING12
- KANTELE11
- KENOTIC13
- KINGING13
- KONGONI12
- KONNING12
- KINKLES15
- KANTARS11
- KINESES11
- KENNERS11
- KINLESS11
- KINGCUP16
- KANTING12
- KINESIC13
- KANBANS13
- KANDIES12
- KANGHAS15
- KANTELA11
- KANTENS11
- KANTHAS14
- KENCHES16
- KENNETS11
- KENOSES11
- KENTIAS11
All valid words 65
- KANAKAS15
- KANBANS13
- KANDIES12
- KANGHAS15
- KANTARS11
- KANTELA11
- KANTELE11
- KANTENS11
- KANTHAS14
- KANTING12
- KENCHES16
- KENNELS11
- KENNERS11
- KENNETS11
- KENNETT11
- KENNING12
- KENOSES11
- KENOSIS11
- KENOTIC13
- KENTIAS11
- KENTING12
- KINARAS11
- KINASES11
- KINCHIN16
- KINCOBS15
- KINDERS12
- KINDEST12
- KINDIES12
- KINDING13
- KINDLED13
- KINDLER12
- KINDLES12
- KINDRED13
- KINEMAS13
- KINESES11
- KINESIC13
- KINESIS11
- KINETIC13
- KINETIN11
- KINFOLK18
- KINGCUP16
- KINGDOM15
- KINGING13
- KINGLES12
- KINGLET12
- KINGPIN14
- KINKIER15
- KINKILY18
- KINKING16
- KINKLES15
- KINLESS11
- KINONES11
- KINREDS12
- KINSHIP16
- KINSMAN13
- KINSMEN13
- KONFYTS17
- KONGONI12
- KONKING16
- KONNING12
- KUNJOOS18
- KUNKARS15
- KUNKURS15
- KUNZITE20
- KYNDING16
Highest-scoring words
| Word | Scrabble | Words With Friends | Dictionaries |
|---|---|---|---|
| KUNZITE | 20 | 22 | All three |
| KINFOLK | 18 | 20 | All three |
| KINKILY | 18 | 19 | All three |
| KUNJOOS | 18 | 22 | Collins only |
| KONFYTS | 17 | 17 | Collins only |
| KINSHIP | 16 | 17 | All three |
| KINKING | 16 | 19 | All three |
| KINGCUP | 16 | 21 | All three |
| KENCHES | 16 | 17 | All three |
| KONKING | 16 | 19 | All three |
| KINCHIN | 16 | 18 | Collins only |
| KYNDING | 16 | 18 | Collins only |
KIN- examples such as KINGDOM, KINETIC, and KINDRED give this 65-word frame a recognizable core. Four entries are common by frequency, while KUNZITE leads scoring at 20. S closes 32 candidates, twice the next ending count of nine for G, making the final tile a strong first check.
Familiar KIN words against the score lead
- The tournament list has 65 matches.
- 4 entries meet the common-frequency measure.
- 50 words have definitions.
- KUNZITE leads scoring at 20 points.
What stands out in this N frame?
KINGDOM, KINETIC, KINDRED, and KINSHIP show why the KN-in-the-middle frame has a stronger everyday core than its total count suggests. It contains 65 matches, with four common-frequency entries. The rare end is still useful on a board: KUNZITE leads scoring at 20, while KINFOLK and KINKILY share second place at 18.
S is the most frequent final letter, appearing on 32 candidates. G follows at nine and N at five; 50 entries have definitions. Familiar KING- and KIND- words provide anchors, while the remaining endings are scattered.
KUNZITE sits at the top with 20. KINFOLK and KINKILY share 18 points, two behind, while familiar KIN- examples offer easier recognition.
KUNZITE sits at the top with 20. KINFOLK and KINKILY share 18 points, two behind, while familiar KIN- examples offer easier recognition. Board bonuses can change the practical order, so consider the open squares as well as the printed values.
Play strategy for this K…N frame
S closes 32 words, G nine, and N five. An S ending is the best first scan, while the other 33 candidates keep alternatives alive.
Questions people ask
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