7-letter words with O as the 3rd letter and R as the 6th letter

This frame produces familiar words such as FLOWERS, CLOSURE, GROCERY and LEOPARD, alongside less everyday options. The final S dominates with 104 matches, while Y is a distant second at 22. Fifteen entries fall in the common-word group, so a fixed pattern still leaves plenty of vocabulary to sift.

Pattern snapshot for o 3rd and r 6th letter

• There are 166 matching seven-letter entries across the tournament lists.
• S ends 104 words; Y follows with 22.
• C, P and S lead the opening letters at 21, 20 and 20.
• JOOKERY and ZOOPERY tie for the top score at 21.

How do O-third, R-sixth words divide by ending?

The strongest everyday anchors are FLOWERS, SHOWERS, BROKERS and GROCERY. Their shared positions do not force one suffix: CLOSURE and CHOLERA end differently, while LEOPARD places a familiar animal name in the same frame. Fifteen matches meet the frequency measure, which makes this a mixed list rather than a wall of obscure plays.

Ending S accounts for 104 of 166, nearly two thirds; Y contributes 22 and E adds 12. That skew is a practical first filter when you have a rack and a known pattern. Among first letters, C leads at 21, with P and S tied at 20 each.

A practical pattern check

What makes this seven-letter pattern worth narrowing?

The score leaders are unusual: JOOKERY and ZOOPERY each reach 21, while BOOZERS, ZOOMERS and CROZERS score 18. Those high values come with less familiar vocabulary, so do not mistake a strong rack score for a likely everyday answer. A broader word game may accept a candidate that another dictionary rejects.

For a more recognizable search, keep FLOWERS, GROCERY, CLOSURE and LEOPARD near the top of your mental scan. Exactly 144 matches have definitions in the underlying lexicons, Check the active game dictionary before committing to an uncommon play.