7-letter words with S as the 1st letter and T as the 7th letter

The fixed S…T pattern leaves 156 tournament-dictionary words, but only 17 rank among the 25,000 most frequent English words. Familiar choices such as STUDENT and SUPPORT sit alongside less everyday entries like SUBTEXT and SEQUENT. The list is a pattern match, not a promise that every game accepts every word.

7-letter words with S first and T last

• The pattern has 156 matches across at least one tournament dictionary.
• SUBJECT is the top scorer at 18 points; SUBTEXT and SEQUENT each score 16.
• Only 17 matches fall within the top 25,000 English words by frequency.
• SUPPORT, STUDENT, and SUGGEST are recognizable options among the examples.

Which high scorers fit this pattern?

SUBJECT leads the scoring list with 18 points. Its J is the standout tile: it contributes more than any other letter in the word, so keep SUBJECT in mind when a rack offers that combination.

SUBTEXT, SEQUENT, SEXPERT, SIZEIST, SIZIEST, and SABKHAT each reach 16 points. The mix is striking: a familiar word such as SUBTEXT shares the tier with entries many players will need to verify.

SACKBUT, SHOChet, and SKIPPET score 15 apiece. A high score does not guarantee a comfortable play; check the spelling and your game’s word list before spending a turn on a less familiar entry.

How does dictionary coverage shape the list?

Collins contains 154 matches, compared with 115 in NWL2023 and 100 in ENABLE. Those counts overlap, so they are not separate piles to add together; a word can appear in more than one dictionary.

The 17 common entries are a small slice of the 156-word total, while SUPPORT, STUDENT, and SUBJECT give you clear starting points. Treat unusual options as game-list dependent: a match here is not automatically legal in every tournament or app.

For another view of the same final letter, compare S-starting words ending in S. Changing the first letter while keeping T at the end also shifts the count; the R-starting pattern has 122 matches.