7-letter words with N as the 3rd letter and Y as the 7th letter

7-letter words with N as the 3rd letter and Y as the 7th letter: 113 matches, from FINALLY to ZINKIFY.

113 wordsTop pick FINALLYHighest score ZINKIFY 26

16 of 113 are everyday words (14%). A mix of familiar words and game-only finds.

With N in 3rd place, S is the most common 7th letter (1,019 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Common words 16 · most-used first

All valid words 113

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

  • AMNESTY12
  • ANNUITY10
  • BANALLY12
  • BINDERY13
  • BONNILY12
  • CANKERY16
  • CANNERY12
  • CANNILY12
  • CANONRY12
  • CANTILY12
  • CENTURY12
  • CINDERY13
  • CONCUPY16
  • CONJURY19
  • DANDIFY15
  • DANDILY12
  • DENSELY11
  • DENSIFY14
  • DENSITY11
  • DENTARY11
  • DINGILY12
  • DUNCERY13
  • DYNASTY14
  • FANCIFY18
  • FANCILY15
  • FANTASY13
  • FINALLY13
  • FINICKY19
  • FUNKILY17
  • FUNNILY13
  • GANGWAY15
  • GINGELY12
  • GINGERY12
  • GINNERY11
  • GUNNERY11
  • GUNPLAY13
  • HANDILY14
  • HENNERY13
  • HONESTY13
  • IGNOBLY13
  • INNERLY10
  • KINKILY18
  • LANEWAY13
  • LANGLEY11
  • LANIARY10
  • LANKILY14
  • LENGTHY14
  • LINKBOY16
  • MANGABY15
  • MANGILY13
  • MANLILY12
  • MANUARY12
  • MENSCHY17
  • MINGILY13
  • MONGERY13
  • MONKERY16
  • MONOECY14
  • MONTHLY15
  • MUNDIFY16
  • NINTHLY13
  • NONBODY13
  • NONJURY17
  • NONOILY10
  • NONPLAY12
  • NUNNERY10
  • OMNEITY12
  • OMNIETY12
  • PANEITY12
  • PANGAMY15
  • PANICKY18
  • PANOPLY14
  • PENALLY12
  • PENALTY12
  • PONTIFY15
  • RANDILY11
  • RANGILY11
  • RINGWAY14
  • RUNAWAY13
  • SANDBOY13
  • SANDFLY14
  • SENSORY10
  • SINTERY10
  • SONANCY12
  • SUNNILY10
  • SYNERGY14
  • SYNGAMY16
  • SYNTENY13
  • SYNTONY13
  • TANNERY10
  • TANTIVY13
  • TANTONY10
  • TENABLY12
  • TENANCY12
  • TENSELY10
  • TENSITY10
  • TENTHLY13
  • TENUITY10
  • TINDERY11
  • TINNILY10
  • TINSELY10
  • TONALLY10
  • TUNABLY12
  • UNNOISY10
  • VENALLY13
  • WINDILY14
  • WINDOWY17
  • WINDWAY17
  • WINTERY13
  • WONKERY17
  • WONKILY17
  • ZINCIFY24
  • ZINKIFY26
  • ZONALLY19
Letters by positionIn 35% of these words the 6th letter is L.
1st letter
  1. T12%
  2. M10%
  3. S9%
2nd letter
  1. A28%
  2. I20%
  3. O16%
4th letter
  1. T12%
  2. G12%
  3. A12%
5th letter
  1. I32%
  2. E21%
  3. L9%
6th letter
  1. L35%
  2. R22%
  3. T10%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
Score spreadMost of these words score 12 in Scrabble; ZINKIFY tops the list with 26. Scores before board bonuses.
  1. 1010 points: 17 words
  2. 11 points: 9 words
  3. 1212 points: 24 words
  4. 13 points: 24 words
  5. 1414 points: 11 words
  6. 15 points: 7 words
  7. 1616 points: 6 words
  8. 17 points: 7 words
  9. 1818 points: 3 words
  10. 19 points: 3 words
  11. 2020 points: 0 words
  12. 21 points: 0 words
  13. 2222 points: 0 words
  14. 23 points: 0 words
  15. 2424 points: 1 words
  16. 25 points: 0 words
  17. 2626 points: 1 words
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
ZINKIFY2626All three
ZINCIFY2425All three
FINICKY1920All three
ZONALLY1921All three
CONJURY1923Collins only
PANICKY1820All three
FANCIFY1819All three
KINKILY1819All three
MENSCHY1718Collins · NWL
WINDOWY1717Collins · NWL
WONKILY1718NWL only
NONJURY1721All three

Lock N into the third slot and Y into the last, and you narrow the search to a distinctive set of seven-letter words. Familiar picks include CENTURY, FANTASY, MONTHLY, and PENALTY; less common options include ZINKIFY and ZINCIFY. The counts vary by tournament dictionary, so check your game's word list before relying on an unfamiliar entry.

The pattern at a glance

  • There are 113 tournament-dictionary matches for the N-third, Y-last pattern.
  • COLLINS includes 109 matches, compared with 92 in NWL2023 and 84 in ENABLE.
  • Sixteen entries count as common in the top 25,000 English words by frequency.
  • T appears most often as the first letter, with 14 matches; M follows with 11.
  • ZINKIFY leads the score list at 26 points, ahead of ZINCIFY at 24.

Which words fit N third and Y last?

The pattern leaves five open slots, so the word family ranges from everyday terms to specialist vocabulary. FINALLY, CENTURY, and FANTASY are recognizable examples; DENSITY and HONESTY also fit the fixed letters.

The first-letter spread has a clear leader: 14 words start with T, while 11 begin with M and 10 with S. C and D each contribute 9, so checking a T opener first gives you the largest single starting group.

7-letter words with N as the 3rd letter and Y as the 7th letter

Use the fixed positions before testing endings or meanings: the third tile must be N, and the seventh must be Y. MONTHLY, PENALTY, and DENSITY show how different the remaining letters can look while keeping that same frame.

The final Y is a real constraint, not a sign that the pattern is especially rare: 1,019 seven-letter words with N third end in S, far more than the 113 ending in Y. For a tougher board, PANICKY scores 18 in the scoring data, while FINICKY and ZONALLY each score 19.

Questions people ask

How many seven-letter words have N third and Y last?
There are 113 matches across the tournament dictionaries counted here. The total includes familiar words such as CENTURY and PENALTY, as well as less common entries such as ZINKIFY. Dictionary coverage differs, so confirm an unfamiliar word against the rules for your game.
Which word with N third and Y last scores the most?
ZINKIFY is the highest-scoring listed match, at 26 points. ZINCIFY follows at 24, while FINICKY, ZONALLY, and CONJURY each score 19. These figures make the Z-heavy options stand out, but confirm that your game accepts the word.
Are all 113 words common in everyday English?
No. Sixteen matches fall within the top 25,000 English words by frequency, while the examples also include rarer terms such as ZINKIFY and ZINCIFY. Familiar choices include FINALLY, FANTASY, and MONTHLY, but the pattern includes plenty of less familiar vocabulary.

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