7-letter words with T as the 3rd letter and H as the 6th letter

The pattern narrows the field to words such as UPTIGHT, ATTACHE, KITSCHY, and MATZAHS. All 12 matches appear in Collins, while ENABLE and NWL2023 each recognize 9. The spellings range from familiar words to uncommon forms, so check your game’s dictionary before relying on a candidate.

At a glance

• Exactly 12 matches fit the T-third, H-sixth pattern in tournament dictionaries.
• All 12 appear in Collins; 9 also appear in ENABLE and NWL2023.
• Three begin with M, while four end in S.
• MATZAHS and MATZOHS lead at 21 Scrabble points apiece.
• None is classed as common by the word-frequency measure.

Which matches score most in Scrabble?

MATZAHS and MATZOHS tie for the top score at 21 points. Their unusual spellings make them standout scoring options among these matches, if your game accepts them.

KITSCHY follows at 19 points, and FATWAHS scores 16. FETICHE reaches 15; CATECHU and POTICHE each score 14. UPTIGHT and BETIGHT are worth 13 apiece, while ATTACHE scores 12.

Those figures are word scores, not guaranteed board totals: letter and word premiums change the result. The dictionary split matters too, since Collins includes all 12 but ENABLE and NWL2023 include 9 each.

How to use 7-letter words with T third and H sixth

Fix T in slot three and H in slot six, then test the remaining letters against candidates such as UPTIGHT, KITSCHY, and ATTACHE. The matches do not share one ending: four finish in S, three in E, and two in T. The remaining endings are O, U, and Y.

Starting letters are concentrated too. M begins 3 matches and F begins 2; A, B, C, K, O, and P each begin 1. If a crossing supplies the first letter, M and F are the strongest starting-letter checks, but the full pool remains small.

None of the 12 is classed as common, so expect unfamiliar entries such as CATECHU or POTICHE alongside recognizable UPTIGHT. A pattern match alone does not settle whether a word is accepted in your game.