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

The 49 7-letter words with L as the 2nd letter and T as the 6th letter include familiar picks like CLIMATE and PLANETS.

49 wordsTop pick CLIMATEHighest score PLANXTY 19

6 of 49 are everyday words (12%). A mix of familiar words and game-only finds.

With L in 2nd place, E is the most common 6th letter (689 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Best words to play first 49 · most-used first

  • CLIMATE11
  • CLIENTS9
  • FLIGHTS14
  • PLANETS9
  • CLARITY12
  • ELEVATE10
  • CLOSETS9
  • PLACATE11
  • ELICITS9
  • FLAUNTS10
  • FLORETS10
  • FLIGHTY17
  • SLIGHTS11
  • ALBERTS9
  • BLIGHTS13
  • BLIGHTY16
  • CLARETS9
  • PLIGHTS13
  • ALIGHTS11
  • SLAINTE7
  • PLACITA11
  • CLAVATE12
  • PLICATE11
  • ALUNITE7
  • BLUETTE9
  • ULULATE7
  • PLAINTS9
  • KLEPHTS16
  • FLOKATI14
  • FLUENTS10
  • FLAUNTY13
  • PLACETS11
  • ALENGTH11
  • ALIYOTH13
  • BLEWITS12
  • ELANETS7
  • ELDESTS8
  • ELEGITS8
  • ELOCUTE9
  • ELUANTS7
  • ELUENTS7
  • GLOBATE10
  • OLFACTS12
  • OLIVETS10
  • PLACITS11
  • PLANATE9
  • PLANXTY19
  • PLUMATE11

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All valid words 49

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

  • ALBERTS9
  • ALENGTH11
  • ALIGHTS11
  • ALIYOTH13
  • ALUNITE7
  • BLEWITS12
  • BLIGHTS13
  • BLIGHTY16
  • BLUETTE9
  • CLARETS9
  • CLARITY12
  • CLAVATE12
  • CLIENTS9
  • CLIMATE11
  • CLOSETS9
  • ELANETS7
  • ELDESTS8
  • ELEGITS8
  • ELEVATE10
  • ELICITS9
  • ELOCUTE9
  • ELUANTS7
  • ELUENTS7
  • FLAUNTS10
  • FLAUNTY13
  • FLIGHTS14
  • FLIGHTY17
  • FLOKATI14
  • FLORETS10
  • FLUENTS10
  • GLOBATE10
  • KLEPHTS16
  • OLFACTS12
  • OLIVETS10
  • PLACATE11
  • PLACETS11
  • PLACITA11
  • PLACITS11
  • PLAINTS9
  • PLANATE9
  • PLANETS9
  • PLANXTY19
  • PLICATE11
  • PLIGHTS13
  • PLUMATE11
  • SLAINTE7
  • SLIGHTS11
  • ULEXITE14
  • ULULATE7
Letters by positionIn 53% of these words the 7th letter is S.
1st letter
  1. P22%
  2. E16%
  3. F14%
3rd letter
  1. A31%
  2. I27%
  3. U14%
4th letter
  1. G16%
  2. C14%
  3. N12%
5th letter
  1. A20%
  2. I16%
  3. N16%
7th letter
  1. S53%
  2. E29%
  3. Y10%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
Score spreadMost of these words score 9 in Scrabble; PLANXTY tops the list with 19. Scores before board bonuses.
  1. 77 points: 6 words
  2. 8 points: 2 words
  3. 99 points: 10 words
  4. 10 points: 6 words
  5. 1111 points: 10 words
  6. 12 points: 4 words
  7. 1313 points: 4 words
  8. 14 points: 3 words
  9. 1515 points: 0 words
  10. 16 points: 2 words
  11. 1717 points: 1 words
  12. 18 points: 0 words
  13. 1919 points: 1 words
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
PLANXTY1921Collins only
FLIGHTY1717All three
BLIGHTY1617All three
KLEPHTS1617All three
FLIGHTS1415All three
FLOKATI1415All three
ULEXITE1416All three
BLIGHTS1315All three
PLIGHTS1315All three
FLAUNTY1315All three
ALIYOTH1312Collins · NWL
CLARITY1213All three

Only 6 of the 49 entries fall among the most common English words, so this pattern mixes recognizable words with tournament-list vocabulary. CLIMATE, FLIGHTS, and PLANETS are easy anchors, while PLANXTY stands out for scoring rather than everyday use. The fixed L and T positions make the list narrow, but its openings and endings still split sharply; just 45 have definitions attached, another reason to separate a playable fit from a familiar one.

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

  • Exactly 49 dictionary-listed words match the two fixed positions.
  • CLIMATE and PLANETS are familiar examples; both fit the pattern.
  • PLANXTY leads the scoring table at 19 points, ahead of FLIGHTY at 17.
  • 26 entries end in S, compared with 14 ending in E.
  • P leads the first letters with 11 matches.

Which words are easiest to recognize?

CLIMATE, CLIENTS, FLIGHTS, and PLANETS are the easiest anchors to recognize; CLARITY and CLOSETS add two more familiar shapes. The first letter is most often P, with 11 matches, followed by E with 8, F with 7, and C with 6.

Compare PLACATE and PLICATE when the middle is fixed: both keep L second and T sixth, but their vowel patterns differ. FLIGHTS and FLAUNTS show the value of checking known letters rather than guessing a generic seven-letter word.

How do scores and endings narrow the choices?

PLANXTY is the top Scrabble scorer at 19 points; FLIGHTY follows at 17, while BLIGHTY and KLEPHTS each score 16. FLIGHTS scores 14. That makes PLANXTY the scoring outlier, but its rarity makes it a less natural fit when the clue is about everyday vocabulary.

Endings narrow the field fast: 26 words finish in S, more than half of all 49, while 14 finish in E. The other endings are Y (5), H (2), A (1), and I (1). With a final S, test familiar candidates such as CLIENTS, FLIGHTS, and PLANETS first.

Dictionary coverage differs: Collins includes 48 matches, NWL2023 has 38, and ENABLE has 35. Those figures overlap, so they are not three separate piles. Only 6 entries count as common, and 45 have definitions; check your game's word list before committing to obscure forms.

Questions people ask

Are all 49 matches valid in every dictionary?
No. Collins has 48, NWL2023 has 38, and ENABLE has 35 of these matches, so acceptance depends on the game's word list. The totals overlap rather than partitioning the 49 words; a word missing from your game's dictionary will not be playable there.
Which word scores the most?
PLANXTY is the highest scorer at 19 Scrabble points. FLIGHTY follows at 17, and BLIGHTY and KLEPHTS each score 16. PLANXTY is a scoring outlier among these matches, though it is less familiar than examples such as CLIMATE or PLANETS.
How many of these seven-letter words are common?
Six of the 49 matches fall within the common-word group. The examples include familiar choices such as CLIMATE and FLIGHTS, but many entries are less everyday. The count is a reminder to check whether a candidate fits both your clue and your game's dictionary.

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