7-letter words with T as the 2nd letter and A as the 5th letter

The pattern fixes T in the second slot and A in the fifth, leaving five letters to distinguish each answer. STORAGE, STOMACH, ATTRACT, and STEWARD show how different the results can look. Collins accepts 30 matches, NWL2023 accepts 27, and ENABLE accepts 25, so dictionary coverage varies by game.

7-letter words with T second and A fifth: key facts

• 31 tournament-dictionary words fit the pattern, with T second and A fifth.
• STORAGE, STOMACH, and ATTRACT are familiar examples; each starts with S or A.
• 18 entries start with S, while seven start with A; E, I, and P contribute two each.
• ATARAXY tops the scoring list at 17 points; the unusual spelling STOMACK scores 15.

Which endings appear most often?

E and S tie as the most frequent final letters, with eight words apiece. Five end in T, while A and Y each finish three. Only one word ends in each of D, H, and K, so a known final letter can quickly narrow a solve.

The six common entries sit among a mostly less-familiar group: 26 of the 31 words have a definition lexicon. The common group uses frequency among the top 25,000 English words. Check your game's word list before relying on a less familiar entry, since tournament dictionaries do not match exactly.

How to work with this T-second, A-fifth pattern

Start by testing the first letter: S accounts for 18 matches, far more than any other opening. Then use the last letter. An E or S ending points to one of the two largest groups, while a final K leaves just one candidate.

For a familiar anchor, try STORAGE or STOMACH; both begin ST and place A in the fifth slot. If you are playing for points rather than recognition, ATARAXY leads at 17, but it is a much less familiar choice. The 9.9-point average is a reminder that one standout score does not describe every entry.