7-letter words with L as the 1st letter and G as the 4th letter
7-letter words with L first and G fourth total 91 tournament-dictionary matches, including LARGEST, LARGELY, and LAUGHED.
13 of 91 are everyday words (14%). A mix of familiar words and game-only finds.
With L in 1st place, I is the most common 4th letter (120 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.
Common words
- LARGEST8
- LARGELY11
- LAUGHED12
- LONGEST8
- LENGTHS11
- LEAGUES8
- LENGTHY14
- LUGGAGE10
- LOGGING10
- LONGING9
- LODGING10
- LANGLEY11
- LAGGING10
All valid words 91
- LAAGERS8
- LAGGARD10
- LAGGENS9
- LAGGERS9
- LAGGIER9
- LAGGING10
- LAGGINS9
- LAIGHER11
- LANGAHA11
- LANGARS8
- LANGERS8
- LANGEST8
- LANGLEY11
- LANGREL8
- LANGUED9
- LANGUES8
- LANGUET8
- LANGUID9
- LANGUOR8
- LANGURS8
- LAOGAIS8
- LARGELY11
- LARGENS8
- LARGESS8
- LARGEST8
- LARGISH11
- LAUGHED12
- LAUGHER11
- LEAGUED9
- LEAGUER8
- LEAGUES8
- LEDGERS9
- LEDGIER9
- LEGGERS9
- LEGGIER9
- LEGGIES9
- LEGGING10
- LEGGINS9
- LEGGISM11
- LEIGERS8
- LENGEST8
- LENGING9
- LENGTHS11
- LENGTHY14
- LEUGHEN11
- LIDGERS9
- LIEGERS8
- LIGGERS9
- LIGGING10
- LINGAMS10
- LINGCOD11
- LINGELS8
- LINGERS8
- LINGIER8
- LINGLES8
- LINGOES8
- LINGOTS8
- LINGUAE8
- LINGUAL8
- LINGUAS8
- LINGULA8
- LODGERS9
- LODGING10
- LOGGATS9
- LOGGERS9
- LOGGETS9
- LOGGIAS9
- LOGGIER9
- LOGGING10
- LOGGISH12
- LONGANS8
- LONGBOW13
- LONGERS8
- LONGEST8
- LONGIES8
- LONGING9
- LONGISH11
- LOOGIES8
- LORGNON8
- LUGGAGE10
- LUGGERS9
- LUGGIES9
- LUGGING10
- LUNGANS8
- LUNGEES8
- LUNGERS8
- LUNGFUL11
- LUNGIES8
- LUNGING9
- LUNGYIS11
- LURGIES8
Highest-scoring words
| Word | Scrabble | Words With Friends | Dictionaries |
|---|---|---|---|
| LENGTHY | 14 | 15 | All three |
| LONGBOW | 13 | 17 | All three |
| LAUGHED | 12 | 14 | All three |
| LOGGISH | 12 | 14 | Collins · NWL |
| LARGELY | 11 | 13 | All three |
| LENGTHS | 11 | 13 | All three |
| LANGLEY | 11 | 14 | All three |
| LONGISH | 11 | 13 | All three |
| LAUGHER | 11 | 13 | All three |
| LARGISH | 11 | 12 | All three |
| LUNGFUL | 11 | 17 | All three |
| LINGCOD | 11 | 15 | All three |
The pattern is L _ _ G _ _ _: L holds the opening spot, while G lands fourth. Familiar matches include LARGEST, LONGEST, and LUGGAGE, but only 13 qualify as common by the frequency cutoff. The list spans Collins and NWL2023 play, though their coverage differs: 88 matches appear in Collins and 67 in NWL2023.
7-letter words with L first and G fourth
- There are 91 matches across the tournament dictionaries.
- LENGTHY leads the scoring list at 14 Scrabble points before board bonuses.
- A total of 45 matches end in S, the most common final letter.
- LARGEST, LARGELY, and LAUGHED are recognizable examples.
- Only 13 matches meet the common-word frequency cutoff.
Which matches are easiest to recognize?
Start with word families you already know. LARGEST and LARGELY share the opening letters, while LONGEST and LENGTHY both connect to “long” or “length.” LAUGHED is another familiar past-tense form. These examples give you solid candidates without changing the fixed fourth-letter G.
For a rack with promising high-value tiles, LENGTHY scores 14 points on a plain Scrabble rack, ahead of LONGBOW at 13. LAUGHED and LOGGISH each score 12. Those are tile scores before any premium squares, so board placement can change the final total.
The ending distribution offers a useful cross-check: 45 matches finish with S, while G and R each finish 9. If your last tile is S, test a plural or other S-ending form first; a different final letter narrows the choices quickly.
How should you use this letter pattern?
Lock in L at the start and G in the fourth slot, then use known letters to scan the remaining positions. The 91 7-letter words with L first and G fourth include common-looking forms alongside less familiar entries, so treat recognition as a first pass, not proof of validity.
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