7-letter words with O as the 2nd letter and K as the 6th letter

With O fixed in slot two and K in slot six, every match follows the same _O___K_ shape. The 42 results include familiar forms such as GODLIKE, DOGLIKE, and FOXLIKE, alongside less everyday entries like KOPIYKY and ROKKAKU. None is classed as common by the frequency measure, so pattern fit matters more than everyday vocabulary when you check a rack.

The pattern at a glance

• 42 seven-letter matches have O second and K sixth.
• None is classed as common; GODLIKE, DOGLIKE, and HOTCAKE are familiar-looking examples.
• E ends 20 matches and S ends 13; together, those endings account for 33 of the 42.
• H and M each start six matches, while B and C each start five.

Which matching words score highest?

KOPIYKY leads the Scrabble scores at 23 points, with FOXLIKE next at 21. BOXLIKE, MOUJIKS, KOLACKY, and KOPIYKA each score 20, making these unusual spellings strong candidates when the board gives you room.

MOHAWKS and KOPECKS each score 19, just below that group. COLICKY reaches 18. These values are word scores before board-square bonuses, so a premium square can change the final total.

A high score is not the same as an easy play. KOPIYKY and MOUJIKS are less familiar than FOXLIKE, and a valid rack fit still depends on your game's dictionary and the open spaces on the board.

What do the endings and dictionaries show?

E and S dominate the endings: 20 matches finish in E and 13 in S. The remaining words end in A, Y, I, or U, so a known final letter can narrow the search quickly. FORSAKE and HOTCAKE end in E; MOHAWKS closes with S.

For 7-letter words with O 2nd and K 6th, dictionary coverage is not identical: 27 entries appear in ENABLE, 39 in Collins, and 34 in NWL2023. Those counts overlap, and the full set contains 42 words accepted by at least one of the tournament lists. Check your game's word list before playing an unfamiliar entry.