7-letter words with Q as the 1st letter and H as the 5th letter
10 7-letter words with Q as the 1st letter and H as the 5th letter.
With Q in 1st place, T is the most common 5th letter (39 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.
- Length
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 10
- 11
- 12
- 13
- 14
- 15
Best words to play first
- QUASHED20
- QUICHES21
- QUASHES19
- QUICHED22
- QUASHEE19
- QUASHER19
- QUASHIE19
- QUETHES19
- QUIGHTS20
- QURSHES19
All valid words 10
- QUASHED20
- QUASHEE19
- QUASHER19
- QUASHES19
- QUASHIE19
- QUETHES19
- QUICHED22
- QUICHES21
- QUIGHTS20
- QURSHES19
Highest-scoring words
| Word | Scrabble | Words With Friends | Dictionaries |
|---|---|---|---|
| QUICHED | 22 | 23 | Collins only |
| QUICHES | 21 | 22 | All three |
| QUASHED | 20 | 20 | All three |
| QUIGHTS | 20 | 21 | Collins only |
| QUASHES | 19 | 19 | All three |
| QUASHEE | 19 | 19 | Collins only |
| QUASHER | 19 | 19 | All three |
| QURSHES | 19 | 19 | All three |
| QUASHIE | 19 | 19 | Collins only |
| QUETHES | 19 | 19 | Collins only |
Only ten entries start with Q and place H fifth. QUASHED and QUICHES offer clear memory hooks, while QUICHED scores highest. None is common, so this is a compact tournament pattern, with score leaders, ending totals, familiar anchors and exact position checks to sort close candidates.
7-letter words with Q at a glance
- 10 entries match the fixed-position clue.
- 0 entries belong to the common-word group.
- QUICHED leads the score list at 22.
- QUASHED, QUICHES, QUASHES, QUICHED are example words to test against the clue.
How do the candidates finish?
Five entries finish in S; D and E each account for two, leaving one R. QUASHED and QUASHES share a stem, as do QUICHED and QUICHES.
The average score reaches 19.7 across this ten-entry pattern, reflecting Q's high tile value and a specialist-heavy candidate set. QUICHED's 22 beats QUICHES by one point; QUASHED is next at 20, tied with QUIGHTS. The five S-ending words form a neat first group, but QUASHED and QUASHER demonstrate that similar starts can finish differently.
Because there are no common entries, name recognition is a weak test of validity. Use the fixed fifth H and exact seven-letter length, then confirm unfamiliar forms in the tournament list your game follows.
QUASHED, QUASHES and QUASHER share a visible family; QUICHED and QUICHES form another. That makes the fixed fifth H easier to check than the more unusual spelling of QUIGHTS. The ten candidates still require exact letter-by-letter verification.
Compare the close forms
QUICHED leads at 22; QUICHES scores 21 and QUASHED 20.
Check before challenging
Six entries have definitions, leaving four without one here. QUASHED remains a familiar anchor, but the other candidates deserve exact dictionary checks.
QUASHED is more familiar than QUICHED, yet the latter reaches the top score in this ten-word set.
QUASHED is a friendlier anchor than QUICHED, which tops this compact set at 22 points. Those differences give you a practical way to separate recall from score value.
QUASHED shares a stem with QUASHES and QUASHER; QUICHED pairs with QUICHES. These near-neighbors are easy to confuse if you only check the Q opening. The fifth-position H and final tile both need a deliberate look.
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