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

The fixed pattern is _ _ O _ _ T _, leaving four open positions to narrow down. PROMOTE, AMOUNTS, PROFITS, and VIOLATE are recognizable matches, but only 7 entries rank among the most common English words. The tournament-dictionary totals differ: Collins includes 90 matches, NWL2023 has 66, and ENABLE has 61.

What stands out in this O-and-T pattern?

• There are 93 matches across the tournament dictionaries.
• PROMOTE, AMOUNTS, and PROFITS are familiar examples in the list.
• The final letter is usually E or S: 40 words end in E and 34 end in S.
• CHOMETZ leads the scoring examples at 23 points; ZOOLITH scores 19.

Which 7-letter words have O third and T sixth?

The pattern _ _ O _ _ T _ includes several everyday verbs and nouns. PROMOTE and VIOLATE are verbs; AMOUNTS and PROFITS are plural nouns. ISOLATE, PROMPTS, and PROBATE add other familiar options without changing the fixed O and T positions.

The ending gives a useful solving clue. E is the final letter for 40 matches, while S closes 34; together, those endings account for most of the list. If your clue points to a plural, try AMOUNTS, PROFITS, or PROMPTS before testing less familiar entries such as ZEOLITE or BIOTITE.

How should you use the rarer matches?

For a score-first play, CHOMETZ is the standout at 23 points, followed by ZOOLITH at 19. ZEOLITE, PROJETS, QUORATE, FROWSTY, OZONATE, QUOISTS, ZOOLITE, and ZOONITE each score 16 in the scoring data. These are strong candidates when the board and your rack support their unusual letters.

The pattern is not a Wordle answer search: it has no matching answers or allowed guesses. Also, a high tile score does not make a word easy to place or accepted in every game. Check your game's word list before building a play around a rare entry, especially CHOMETZ or ZOOLITH.