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

This pattern leaves just six entries among the most common English words, so familiar examples stand out from a mostly specialist pool. AMOUNTS, IMPACTS, and IMPORTS are easy to spot; AMNIO​TE and IMPOSTS show how sharply the middle letters can vary. The matches do not share one ending: E and S lead, with Y also appearing often.

The pattern at a glance

• All 42 matches have M in position two and T in position six.
• AMOUNTS, IMPACTS, and IMPORTS are recognizable examples.
• Six matches fall among the most common English words.
• Final E leads with 16 words; final S follows with 14.
• A and I tie as the most frequent first letters, with 13 matches each.

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

The endings divide the list into distinct groups: 16 words finish with E, 14 with S, and seven with Y. AMENITY and AMNIO​TE show the E ending, while AMOUNTS and IMPORTS illustrate the S group. That spread makes the final letter a useful extra clue when the fixed M and T positions still leave several candidates.

A and I each start 13 matches, together accounting for most of the opening-letter choices. AMOUNTS and AMENITY begin with A; IMPACTS and IMITATE begin with I. E starts nine words, while O, S, and U account for the remaining openings.

The fixed middle letters do not force a single opening pattern.

Which matches score well, and what should you check?

IMPIETY and AMBITTY top the score list at 14 points each before board premiums. IMPACTS scores 13, while AMNESTY and AMENITY score 12. For a familiar play, IMPACTS combines a recognizable word with a strong listed score; IMPIETY is the top choice when the score alone decides.

The 42-word total counts entries accepted by at least one tournament dictionary, not words shared by every list. Collins includes 41, NWL2023 includes 30, and ENABLE includes 29, so a match accepted in one may fail in another. The 7-letter words with M as the 2nd letter and T as the 6th letter are a pattern guide, not a promise that every game accepts each entry; check your game's word list.