7-letter words with O as the 3rd letter and M as the 7th letter
48 7-letter words with O as the 3rd letter and M as the 7th letter fit this pattern, including PROBLEM and top scorer QUONDAM.
3 of 48 are everyday words (6%). Mostly rare words: great for Scrabble, tough for daily puzzles.
With O in 3rd place, S is the most common 7th letter (631 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.
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Best words to play first
- PROBLEM13
- PROGRAM12
- BLOSSOM11
- THORIUM12
- RHODIUM13
- BIOFILM14
- OPOSSUM11
- FLOTSAM12
- NIOBIUM11
- HOODLUM13
- EGOTISM10
- ISOFORM12
- ATOMISM11
- SKOOKUM17
- TROPISM11
- QUONDAM19
- AGONISM10
- LOOKISM13
- PROTIUM11
- ERODIUM10
- OXONIUM16
- EXOTISM16
- UROGRAM10
- ELOGIUM10
- IDOLISM10
- EXODERM17
- ALODIUM10
- AMORISM11
- APOTHEM14
- BIOHERM14
- BROMISM13
- CHORISM14
- CLONISM11
- DIORISM10
- FOODISM13
- GROGRAM11
- ISOGRAM10
- LIONISM9
- MUONIUM11
- MYOGRAM15
- PEONISM11
- PHOBISM16
- PHOTISM14
- SPODIUM12
- STOMIUM11
- UTOPISM11
- WHOLISM15
All valid words 48
- AGONISM10
- ALODIUM10
- AMORISM11
- APOTHEM14
- ATOMISM11
- BIOFILM14
- BIOHERM14
- BLOSSOM11
- BROMISM13
- CHORISM14
- CLONISM11
- DIORISM10
- EGOTISM10
- ELOGIUM10
- ERODIUM10
- EROTISM9
- EXODERM17
- EXOTISM16
- FLOTSAM12
- FOODISM13
- GROGRAM11
- HOODLUM13
- IDOLISM10
- ISOFORM12
- ISOGRAM10
- LIONISM9
- LOOKISM13
- MUONIUM11
- MYOGRAM15
- NIOBIUM11
- OPOSSUM11
- OXONIUM16
- PEONISM11
- PHOBISM16
- PHOTISM14
- PROBLEM13
- PROGRAM12
- PROTIUM11
- QUONDAM19
- RHODIUM13
- SKOOKUM17
- SPODIUM12
- STOMIUM11
- THORIUM12
- TROPISM11
- UROGRAM10
- UTOPISM11
- WHOLISM15
Highest-scoring words
| Word | Scrabble | Words With Friends | Dictionaries |
|---|---|---|---|
| QUONDAM | 19 | 22 | All three |
| SKOOKUM | 17 | 19 | All three |
| EXODERM | 17 | 18 | All three |
| OXONIUM | 16 | 19 | Collins only |
| EXOTISM | 16 | 17 | All three |
| PHOBISM | 16 | 18 | Collins only |
| WHOLISM | 15 | 16 | All three |
| MYOGRAM | 15 | 17 | Collins only |
| BIOFILM | 14 | 17 | Collins · NWL |
| APOTHEM | 14 | 15 | All three |
| BIOHERM | 14 | 15 | All three |
| CHORISM | 14 | 15 | Collins only |
Those two fixed letters leave five positions to vary, producing a mix of everyday terms and specialist vocabulary. PROBLEM and PROGRAM are familiar choices; THORIUM and ISOFORM are less likely to come to mind. Just three matches rank among the top 25,000 English words by frequency, so common vocabulary covers only a small slice of the results.
How many words have O third and M seventh?
- The pattern has 48 matches across the tournament dictionaries counted here.
- All 48 matches finish with M.
- PROBLEM and PROGRAM are familiar examples.
- E and P tie for the most common starting letters, with six words each.
Which matching words stand out?
BLOSSOM and OPOSSUM join PROBLEM and PROGRAM among the more recognizable results. THORIUM, RHODIUM, and NIOBIUM are element names; BIOFILM and ISOFORM are more specialized terms. Familiarity varies sharply across this set.
QUONDAM scores 19 points, the highest total among the named scoring examples. SKOOKUM and EXODERM each score 17; OXONIUM, EXOTISM, and PHOBISM score 16 apiece. Board bonuses can raise a play beyond its tile total.
The dictionary counts are not identical: Collins lists 46 matches, NWL2023 lists 35, and ENABLE lists 30. That spread matters when you move between word-game apps or play with different house rules.
Starting letters narrow the search in a different way. E and P each begin six matches, while A begins five. For comparison, keeping O in third place but ending in S gives 631 matches, far more than the M-ending pattern.
Will every match work in your word game?
Many matches are uncommon, and dictionary coverage varies: Collins has 46, NWL2023 has 35, and ENABLE has 30. Check your game's word list before playing an unfamiliar term.
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