7-letter words with S as the 2nd letter and T as the 6th letter

S is fixed in the second slot and T in the sixth, leaving five positions open. The 21 matches include familiar forms such as ASPECTS, ASSISTS, and ISOLATE, alongside less familiar ISOBATH and ESPARTO. Only five meet the frequency measure for common words, so the pattern is tighter than its playable vocabulary may feel.

At a glance for S second, T sixth

• Exactly 21 tournament-dictionary entries fit S in position two and T in position six.
• 12 begin with A; four begin with E, three with O, and two with I.
• 15 end in S, while four end in E; one each ends in H or O.
• Only five matches count as common in the frequency measure.
• ISOBATH leads the scoring examples at 12 points; ASPECTS and ASKANTS score 11.

How many seven-letter words have S second and T sixth?

There are 21 seven-letter matches in the combined tournament dictionaries. Collins contains 20, NWL2023 contains 13, and ENABLE contains 12; those sets overlap, so adding the three counts would overstate the number of distinct words. The narrow total is the useful boundary for this clue.

Seventeen matches have definitions, but several candidates remain uncommon. Compare ASPECTS and ASSISTS with ESPRITS, ESTHETE, and ISOBATH. S accounts for 15 final letters and E for four, giving you another quick filter.

Check your game's word list once before committing an unfamiliar entry.

Which examples make the pattern easier to solve?

Write the pattern as _S___T_ and treat every blank as open; a known letter in the wrong slot can mislead you. Then use the first-letter split: 12 matches begin with A, four with E, three with O, and two with I. If your clue suggests a final S, test ASPECTS, ASSISTS, ASSERTS, or ASCENTS first.

That order favors recognition, not scoring: ISOBATH earns 12 points, while ASPECTS and ASKANTS each earn 11. A score only matters if the word fits the open spaces and board squares; base-value rankings alone do not promise a stronger play. The phrase 7-letter words with S as the 2nd letter and T as the 6th letter names a position filter, not a list of everyday vocabulary.