7-letter words with O as the 3rd letter and D as the 4th letter

The pattern fixes the middle pair as OD: two unknown letters come before it and three follow. Just 7 of the 123 matches are common by frequency, so familiar examples such as PRODUCT and GOODBYE sit alongside many less familiar entries. With 94 matches defined, expect valid answers beyond everyday vocabulary.

At a glance for the O-D pattern

• There are 123 tournament-dictionary matches for the seven-letter pattern.
• Collins has 118 matches, NWL2023 has 87, and ENABLE has 75.
• Only 7 matches are common by frequency, while 94 have definitions.
• Words ending in S lead with 35; D is next, with 16.
• W is the most common starting letter, with 14 matches.

7-letter words with O as the 3rd letter and D as the 4th letter

PRODUCT and PRODUCE share the opening PRO-D sequence, while GOODBYE, NOODLES, and GOODIES show other recognizable shapes. The fixed letters occupy positions three and four; the first two letters and final three letters can vary. Those examples make the pattern easier to spot without narrowing the search to one word family.

W leads the starting-letter groups with 14 matches, followed by D at 12 and P at 11. The endings are less evenly spread: S closes 35 words, while D closes 16 and N and R each close 12. Starting with an S ending is a strong first filter, but it still leaves a broad set of possibilities.

Which matches score highest in Scrabble?

KHODJAS tops the Scrabble scores at 22 points, ahead of WOODWAX at 21 and WOODBOX at 20. The contrast is striking: these high scorers are less familiar than PRODUCT or NOODLES. When you need points, check the unusual entries instead of assuming the most recognizable match is the strongest play.

The 123 matches form a combined count across tournament dictionaries, not a promise that every word is accepted in every game. Collins has 118, NWL2023 has 87, and ENABLE has 75, so coverage differs by word list. Many entries are uncommon, too: only 7 count as common by frequency.

Check your game's word list before playing an unfamiliar word.