7-letter words with T as the 2nd letter and O as the 4th letter

The fixed pattern leaves a compact but varied set: 35 entries start with S, while seven start with A. Only two qualify as common, so familiar-looking matches sit beside specialist vocabulary. Collins lists all 47, compared with 31 in NWL2023 and 30 in ENABLE; your game’s dictionary determines which entries it accepts.

7-letter words with T as the 2nd letter and O as the 4th

• A total of 47 words match both letter positions.
• 35 begin with S, seven with A, and three with E; O and U begin one each.
• 15 end in S, while nine end in D and six end in E.
• ETHOXYL leads at 20 points; ATROPHY and ATHODYD each score 15.
• Only two entries are common, and the average score is 9.9.

Which words fit the T-O pattern?

Examples range from STROKES, STOOGES, and STOOPED to less familiar entries such as STROMAL, STROKEN, and ATHODYD. Each keeps T second and O fourth, even though the first letter varies across S, A, E, O, and U.

Several matches form recognizable clusters: STROKES, STROKED, STROKER, and STROKEN share a spelling base, while STOOGES and STOOGED differ at the end. STOOPED, STOOPER, and STOOLED offer another set of similar-looking forms. Check the fixed positions before testing an unfamiliar ending.

Which matching words score the most?

ETHOXYL is the standout scorer at 20 points. ATROPHY and ATHODYD follow at 15 each, then STROPPY at 14; the full set averages 9.9 points. That makes a less familiar word the strongest raw-score choice, while STROPPY is a more recognizable alternative.

For 7-letter words with T as the 2nd letter and O as the 4th letter, letter placement narrows the search, but it does not settle validity. Collins includes 47 matches, against 31 in NWL2023 and 30 in ENABLE. Check your game’s word list before committing to a specialist entry.