7-letter words with N as the 1st letter and M as the 4th letter

7-letter words with N first and M fourth number 13; NEWMOWN leads the scoring list at 15 points.

13 wordsTop pick NORMANSHighest score NEWMOWN 15

With N in 1st place, T is the most common 4th letter (64 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Best words to play first 13 · most-used first

  • NORMANS9
  • NORMALS9
  • NUTMEGS10
  • NOUMENA9
  • NIMMING12
  • NEWMOWN15
  • NONMEAT9
  • NUTMEAT9
  • NAGMAAL10
  • NIMMERS11
  • NUMMARY14
  • NUMMIER11
  • NUTMEAL9
All valid words 13

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

  • NAGMAAL10
  • NEWMOWN15
  • NIMMERS11
  • NIMMING12
  • NONMEAT9
  • NORMALS9
  • NORMANS9
  • NOUMENA9
  • NUMMARY14
  • NUMMIER11
  • NUTMEAL9
  • NUTMEAT9
  • NUTMEGS10
Letters by positionIn 46% of these words the 5th letter is E.
2nd letter
  1. U38%
  2. O31%
  3. I15%
3rd letter
  1. M31%
  2. T23%
  3. R15%
5th letter
  1. E46%
  2. A31%
  3. I15%
6th letter
  1. A31%
  2. N23%
  3. R15%
7th letter
  1. S31%
  2. T15%
  3. L15%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
NEWMOWN1518All three
NUMMARY1417All three
NIMMING1217All three
NIMMERS1114Collins only
NUMMIER1115NWL only
NUTMEGS1014All three
NAGMAAL1014Collins only
NORMANS912Collins only
NORMALS912All three
NOUMENA913All three
NONMEAT912All three
NUTMEAT912All three

The pattern fixes N in the opening spot and M in the fourth, leaving just three letters to solve around them. All 13 entries qualify in at least one tournament dictionary, but none rank among the commonest 25,000 English words. Start with familiar-looking options such as NORMALS and NUTMEGS, then check less familiar forms against your game’s word list.

The pattern at a glance

  • There are 13 seven-letter matches for N in position one and M in position four.
  • NEWMOWN scores 15 points, the highest value among the listed matches.
  • Four words end in S; L and T follow, with two endings apiece.
  • Eleven matches have a definition, while none are in the common-word group.

How many 7-letter words with N first and M fourth?

There are 13 7-letter words with N first and M fourth. The group includes recognizable forms such as NORMANS, NORMALS, and NUTMEGS, alongside less familiar entries like NIMMER and NAGMAAL.

NEWMOWN is the standout for scoring, with 15 points. NUMMARY follows at 14, while NIMMING scores 12. Those values give you a quick way to compare candidates before considering any premium board squares.

The endings are uneven: four matches finish with S, while L and T each finish two. That makes a final S a plausible clue, but it does not narrow the pattern to a single answer.

Dictionary coverage also varies. The group has 12 Collins entries, nine in NWL2023, and eight in ENABLE; those totals overlap, so they do not add up to the overall count.

Choosing a match for a word game

  • Try NORMALS or NUTMEGS first if you want recognizable candidates with a final S.
  • Save NEWMOWN for a scoring opportunity: its 15-point base value tops this group.
  • NIMB? No: the fourth letter must be M, so keep the pattern fixed as N__M___.
  • NORMANS and NORMALS both fit the pattern, but their final S is not the only ending.

Questions people ask

What is the highest-scoring 7-letter word with N first and M fourth?
NEWMOWN is the highest scorer in this pattern, worth 15 points before board bonuses. NUMMARY is next at 14, followed by NIMMING at 12. A premium letter or word square can change the final play score.
Are there common words with N first and M fourth?
None of the 13 matches fall within the common-word group. NORMALS and NUTMEGS may look more familiar than NAGMAAL or NIMMER, but none of the 13 belongs to that group.
Which letters do these seven-letter words end with?
S is the most frequent ending, appearing on four matches. L and T each appear twice, while A, G, N, R, and Y each occur once. The ending clue can narrow the search, but several candidates still share S.

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