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

A fixed final H makes this pattern tighter than a general seven-letter search: all 38 matches share that ending, while their first letters vary. CATFISH and OUTWITH are recognizable starting points; the score list also contains two 24-point entries. Dictionary coverage is uneven, so the full set matters more than familiar examples when a game rejects a candidate.

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

• 38 entries match the fixed T and H slots, and every answer ends in H.
• O begins 9 matches, while R begins 5, the two largest first-letter groups.
• MITZVAH and HUTZPAH tie for the top score at 24 points.
• MATZOTH scores 21, ahead of KETUBAH at 16.
• Collins includes 38 matches; NWL2023 has 31 and ENABLE has 29.

Which words score highest?

MITZVAH and HUTZPAH tie at 24 points, above MATZOTH at 21; KETUBAH scores 16. CATFISH and BATFISH each score 15, so the familiar compound is not the top play. These scores make the unusual-looking entries worth checking when tile value matters.

A high score does not mean a word will be easy to place or familiar to your opponents. Start with the two 24-point options when the board suits them; choose CATFISH or OUTWITH when you recognize a candidate and need to verify its exact letter positions. The third-letter T and final H must both stay fixed.

Dictionary reach and a practical search check

Collins has all 38 matches, while NWL2023 has 31 and ENABLE has 29. Only 29 entries have definitions, and just 1 match falls in the common-word band. That gap explains why a plausible-looking answer can be unfamiliar or absent from a particular game's accepted list.

For 7-letter words with T as the 3rd letter and H as the 7th letter, keep those slots fixed and test the remaining letters against your rack. O leads the first-letter counts with 9 matches, but the full set also includes CATFISH, MITZVAH, RETOUCH, and UNTRUTH. Check your game's word list before relying on a less familiar entry.