7-letter words with S as the 3rd letter and G as the 4th letter

13 7-letter words with S as the 3rd letter and G as the 4th letter fit this pattern; MISGAVE, MISGIVE, MISGREW, and MISGROW lead the score list.

13 wordsTop pick DISGUSTHighest score MISGAVE 13

1 of 13 are everyday words (8%). Mostly rare words: great for Scrabble, tough for daily puzzles.

With S in 3rd place, T is the most common 4th letter (476 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.

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Best words to play first 13 · most-used first

  • DISGUST9
  • BUSGIRL10
  • DISGEST9
  • DISGOWN12
  • FISGIGS12
  • MISGAGE11
  • MISGAVE13
  • MISGIVE13
  • MISGOES10
  • MISGONE10
  • MISGREW13
  • MISGROW13
  • NISGULS8
All valid words 13

A to Z. Includes rare and Collins-only words. Linked tiles open the word's meaning, score and rhymes.

  • BUSGIRL10
  • DISGEST9
  • DISGOWN12
  • DISGUST9
  • FISGIGS12
  • MISGAGE11
  • MISGAVE13
  • MISGIVE13
  • MISGOES10
  • MISGONE10
  • MISGREW13
  • MISGROW13
  • NISGULS8
Letters by positionIn 92% of these words the 2nd letter is I.
1st letter
  1. M54%
  2. D23%
  3. B8%
2nd letter
  1. I92%
  2. U8%
5th letter
  1. I23%
  2. O23%
  3. U15%
6th letter
  1. S15%
  2. V15%
  3. E15%
7th letter
  1. E31%
  2. S23%
  3. T15%

Highest-scoring words

Scrabble and Words With Friends points, before board bonuses
WordScrabbleWords With FriendsDictionaries
MISGAVE1316All three
MISGIVE1316All three
MISGREW1315All three
MISGROW1315All three
DISGOWN1214Collins only
FISGIGS1214Collins only
MISGAGE1114NWL only
BUSGIRL1014Collins · NWL
MISGOES1012Collins only
MISGONE1013Collins only
DISGUST911All three
DISGEST910Collins only

The fixed middle is _ _ S G _ _ _: two letters come before S and three follow G. DISGUST is the recognizable entry, but DISGOWN also keeps the same middle. The pattern is unusually M-heavy, with seven of the 13 words beginning with M, and only one qualifies as common by frequency, so most candidates are specialist vocabulary rather than everyday guesses.

7-letter words with S as 3rd and G as 4th

  • Thirteen tournament-dictionary words match the seven-letter pattern.
  • Seven begin with M; D is the next most common first letter, with three words.
  • DISGUST is the recognizable entry among these pattern matches.
  • Four words end in E, while S is the next most common ending, with three.
  • Only one match meets the common-word frequency threshold.

Which matching words score the most?

MISGAVE, MISGIVE, MISGREW, and MISGROW each score 13 points. DISGOWN and FISGIGS follow at 12, while MISGAGE scores 11.

The top four tie and share the MIS- opening, so choosing among them depends on the letters you hold, not a score gap. BUSGIRL and MISGOES each score 10, making them lower-scoring alternatives when those letters fit your rack.

How widely are these words accepted?

Collins includes 12 of the matches, NWL2023 includes seven, and ENABLE includes five. Those dictionary totals overlap; they are not separate groups to add together. Ten of the words have definitions, but the rest can be difficult to recognize from the spelling alone.

DISGUST is the clearest everyday candidate; many of the other entries are obscure or specialized. A tight letter pattern does not guarantee a familiar play, so check your game's word list before relying on a less familiar word.

Questions people ask

How many 7-letter words have S third and G fourth?
Thirteen tournament-dictionary words have S in the third position and G in the fourth. The pattern leaves two letters open at the start and three at the end, which narrows the search to a small set.
Which word with S third and G fourth scores the most?
MISGAVE, MISGIVE, MISGREW, and MISGROW tie for the highest score at 13 points each. All four start with MIS, so your available letters decide which one fits.
Are these seven-letter pattern words common?
Most are not common in everyday English: only one match meets our common-word frequency threshold. DISGUST is the most recognizable example; many remaining entries are specialized or unfamiliar.

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