7-letter words with M as the 2nd letter and D as the 7th letter

The pattern is _M____D: M stays in the second slot, and D closes every answer. The mix ranges from familiar past-tense forms such as EMERGED, IMPOSED, and SMASHED to less everyday entries. Collins has all 84 matches, while NWL2023 accepts 50 and ENABLE accepts 47, so the dictionary split matters as much as the letter pattern.

Which patterns stand out?

• All 84 matches end in D; no other final letter appears.
• S leads with 30 words, just ahead of E at 26.
• I begins 16 entries; A, U, and O account for the rest.
• EMBOXED and IMMIXED lead the tile-score list at 19 points each.
• Only 13 entries rank as common in English-frequency data.

Why do S and E lead the starting letters?

S starts 30 matches and E starts 26, together making up most of the opening-letter choices. I adds 16, while A contributes 8. U and O are rare starts, with 3 and 1 matches respectively.

That spread gives you a practical narrowing order when the first tile is unknown: test S and E before trying I or A. The pattern includes forms such as SMASHED and SMELLED, plus EMERGED and EMAILED, so familiar verbs can reveal several letters at once.

Using 7-letter words with M second and D last

For a high tile score, check EMBOXED and IMMIXED first; each scores 19. SMACKED and SMOCKED score 16 apiece, while the familiar IMPOSED and AMENDED are easier words to recognize. A strong play depends on the board, not just the word’s tile score.

Only 13 of these entries count as common, so an obscure fit may be valid in one game and absent from another. The 7-letter words with M as the 2nd letter and D as the 7th letter are drawn from several tournament dictionaries; check your game's word list before relying on a rare entry.