7-letter words with M as the 3rd letter and T as the 7th letter

7-letter words with M as the 3rd letter and T as the 7th letter: 75 tournament-dictionary matches.

75 wordsTop pick COMMENTHighest score KUMQUAT 22

10 of 75 are everyday words (13%). A mix of familiar words and game-only finds.

With M in 3rd place, S is the most common 7th letter (569 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Best words to play first 75 · most-used first

  • COMMENT13
  • COMFORT14
  • COMPACT15
  • LAMBERT11
  • RAMPANT11
  • DUMBEST12
  • REMNANT9
  • TEMPEST11
  • COMPOST13
  • TIMEOUT9
  • GYMNAST13
  • CAMELOT11
  • RAMPART11
  • COMBUST13
  • ARMREST9
  • DEMERIT10
  • BOMBAST13
  • POMFRET14
  • COMPORT13
  • REMOUNT9
  • CAMPOUT13
  • RIMSHOT12
  • KUMQUAT22
  • LAMBAST11
  • DIMMEST12
  • LAMBENT11
  • NYMPHET17
  • GUMBOOT12
  • UNMOUNT9
  • COMPLOT13
  • DAMNEST10
  • BUMBOAT13
  • CUMQUAT20
  • BOMBLET13
  • DEMOUNT10
  • DAMPEST12
  • TEMPLET11
  • LIMPEST11
  • CAMPEST13
  • SYMBIOT14
  • HOMIEST12
  • COMPART13
  • LIMEPIT11
  • CUMBENT13
  • BEMEANT11
  • BUMMEST13
  • CAMBIST13
  • COMMIXT20

Showing the top 48 of 75 words. See every valid word

All valid words 75

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

  • ARMREST9
  • BEMEANT11
  • BOMBAST13
  • BOMBLET13
  • BUMBOAT13
  • BUMMEST13
  • CAMBIST13
  • CAMELOT11
  • CAMPEST13
  • CAMPOUT13
  • COMBUST13
  • COMFORT14
  • COMMENT13
  • COMMIXT20
  • COMPACT15
  • COMPART13
  • COMPAST13
  • COMPLOT13
  • COMPORT13
  • COMPOST13
  • CUMBENT13
  • CUMQUAT20
  • CUMULET11
  • DAMNEST10
  • DAMPEST12
  • DEMERIT10
  • DEMOUNT10
  • DIMMEST12
  • DOMIEST10
  • DUMAIST10
  • DUMBEST12
  • ELMIEST9
  • FUMIEST12
  • GAMBIST12
  • GAMIEST10
  • GUMBOOT12
  • GYMNAST13
  • HOMIEST12
  • HYMNIST15
  • IAMBIST11
  • JAMBART18
  • JIMPEST18
  • KUMQUAT22
  • LAMBAST11
  • LAMBENT11
  • LAMBERT11
  • LAMPLIT11
  • LIMELIT9
  • LIMEPIT11
  • LIMIEST9
  • LIMPEST11
  • MIMMEST13
  • NUMBEST11
  • NYMPHET17
  • POMFRET14
  • RAMPANT11
  • RAMPART11
  • REMANET9
  • REMNANT9
  • REMOUNT9
  • RIMIEST9
  • RIMSHOT12
  • ROMAUNT9
  • RUMMEST11
  • SAMIEST9
  • SEMIFIT12
  • SEMIMAT11
  • SUMMIST11
  • SUMOIST9
  • SYMBIOT14
  • TEMPEST11
  • TEMPLET11
  • TIMEOUT9
  • UNMEANT9
  • UNMOUNT9
Letters by positionIn 45% of these words the 6th letter is S.
1st letter
  1. C23%
  2. R12%
  3. D11%
2nd letter
  1. A23%
  2. O21%
  3. U19%
4th letter
  1. P23%
  2. B21%
  3. I13%
5th letter
  1. E33%
  2. A16%
  3. I12%
6th letter
  1. S45%
  2. N15%
  3. R8%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
Score spreadMost of these words score 11 in Scrabble; KUMQUAT tops the list with 22. Scores before board bonuses.
  1. 99 points: 14 words
  2. 10 points: 6 words
  3. 1111 points: 18 words
  4. 12 points: 9 words
  5. 1313 points: 17 words
  6. 14 points: 3 words
  7. 1515 points: 2 words
  8. 16 points: 0 words
  9. 1717 points: 1 words
  10. 18 points: 2 words
  11. 1919 points: 0 words
  12. 20 points: 2 words
  13. 2121 points: 0 words
  14. 22 points: 1 words
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
KUMQUAT2225All three
CUMQUAT2024All three
COMMIXT2023All three
JIMPEST1822All three
JAMBART1822Collins only
NYMPHET1718All three
COMPACT1519All three
HYMNIST1515All three
COMFORT1416All three
POMFRET1416All three
SYMBIOT1415All three
COMMENT1317All three

The pattern leaves five slots open, but its 75 matches range from everyday words to specialist vocabulary. COMMENT, COMFORT, and COMPACT are familiar options; POMFRET and LAMBAST are less obvious. Only 10 entries are classed as common among these 75 matches, so a candidate that fits the letters may still be a surprising play.

7-letter words with M as the 3rd letter and T as the 7th letter

  • There are 75 matches in the tournament-dictionary lists.
  • The common-word group accounts for 10 of those matches.
  • Collins includes 73; the NWL2023 and ENABLE counts are 58 and 51.
  • All matches finish with T, while C is the leading first letter at 17.

Which starting letters should you try first?

Try C first if the opening tile is unknown: 17 of these words begin there. R starts 9, D and L start 8 apiece, and S starts 6. COMMENT and COMPOST illustrate the C group; RAMPANT and LAMBERT give you options from two of the next-largest groups.

This pattern is comparatively narrow: swap M in the third slot for R and the count is 166; N there produces 152. That difference shows how much the fixed middle letter constrains a search. If your end tile is certain, keep T in place while testing the first five letters.

Which candidates stand out for points or dictionary fit?

KUMQUAT reaches 22 points, the top score among these matches. CUMQUAT and COMMIXT each score 20; JIMPEST and JAMBART score 18. The familiar COMPACT earns 15, while COMFORT earns 14.

In other words, the highest values belong to less familiar spellings rather than the obvious everyday choices.

Dictionary coverage varies: the Collins count is 73, compared with 58 for NWL2023 and 51 for ENABLE. Definitions appear for 62 entries, so some matches have no displayed explanation. Treat an unfamiliar candidate cautiously and check your game's word list before playing it.

Questions people ask

How many seven-letter matches have M in position three and T at the end?
This letter pattern has 75 matches across the tournament dictionaries. COMMENT, COMFORT, and COMPACT are recognizable choices, while POMFRET and LAMBAST are less familiar examples that also fit.
Which word in this group has the highest score?
KUMQUAT leads at 22 points. CUMQUAT and COMMIXT are next at 20 points apiece, followed by JIMPEST and JAMBART at 18. COMPACT scores 15, making it a more familiar but lower-scoring option.
Will every game accept all 75 matches?
No. The number accepted depends on the dictionary: Collins lists 73 matches, NWL2023 lists 58, and ENABLE lists 51. Those differences matter most for obscure candidates, so verify the entry against the word list used in your game.

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