7-letter words with W as the 2nd letter and L as the 6th letter
7-letter words with W as the 2nd letter and L as the 6th letter number 31, including SWIFTLY, TWINKLE, and SWINDLE.
3 of 31 are everyday words (10%). Mostly rare words: great for Scrabble, tough for daily puzzles.
With W in 2nd place, E is the most common 6th letter (154 words). The bar under each letter shows the size of its list.
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Best words to play first
- SWIFTLY16
- AWFULLY16
- TWINKLE14
- SWEETLY13
- TWOFOLD14
- SWINDLE11
- DWINDLE12
- SWADDLE12
- SWIVELS13
- TWADDLE12
- TWIDDLE12
- TWEEDLE11
- TWINKLY17
- SWIZZLE28
- SWINGLE11
- TWIZZLE28
- TWIDDLY15
- SWAZZLE28
- TWANGLE11
- TWATTLE10
- AWHEELS13
- OWNABLE12
- SWIPPLE14
- SWITHLY16
- SWOZZLE28
- TWADDLY15
- TWAFALD14
- TWIBILL12
- TWIBILS12
- TWIFOLD14
- TWYFOLD17
All valid words 31
- AWFULLY16
- AWHEELS13
- DWINDLE12
- OWNABLE12
- SWADDLE12
- SWAZZLE28
- SWEETLY13
- SWIFTLY16
- SWINDLE11
- SWINGLE11
- SWIPPLE14
- SWITHLY16
- SWIVELS13
- SWIZZLE28
- SWOZZLE28
- TWADDLE12
- TWADDLY15
- TWAFALD14
- TWANGLE11
- TWATTLE10
- TWEEDLE11
- TWIBILL12
- TWIBILS12
- TWIDDLE12
- TWIDDLY15
- TWIFOLD14
- TWINKLE14
- TWINKLY17
- TWIZZLE28
- TWOFOLD14
- TWYFOLD17
Highest-scoring words
| Word | Scrabble | Words With Friends | Dictionaries |
|---|---|---|---|
| SWIZZLE | 28 | 29 | All three |
| TWIZZLE | 28 | 29 | Collins · NWL |
| SWAZZLE | 28 | 29 | Collins only |
| SWOZZLE | 28 | 29 | Collins only |
| TWINKLY | 17 | 18 | All three |
| TWYFOLD | 17 | 17 | Collins only |
| SWIFTLY | 16 | 16 | All three |
| AWFULLY | 16 | 18 | All three |
| SWITHLY | 16 | 15 | All three |
| TWIDDLY | 15 | 15 | All three |
| TWADDLY | 15 | 15 | Collins only |
| TWINKLE | 14 | 16 | All three |
Only 31 tournament-dictionary entries fit this exact pattern, and familiar examples are sparse: SWIFTLY, AWFULLY, TWINKLE, and SWINDLE. The letter pair narrows a search, but it does not guarantee everyday vocabulary; just three entries count as common English words. A striking scoring cluster comes from the rare Z spellings, which share the top score.
7-letter words with W as 2nd and L as 6th
- 31 words meet the pattern across the tournament dictionaries.
- Collins includes all 31 matches; NWL2023 accepts 24 and ENABLE accepts 23.
- Only three entries rank among common English words.
- T begins 16 matches, compared with 11 beginning with S.
- E ends 16 matches, while Y is the next most common final letter.
Which starting letters dominate this pattern?
T leads with 16 of the 31 entries, and S follows with 11. A begins two words; D and O each begin one. That makes a T- or S-first guess much more productive than treating starting letters evenly.
TWINKLE and TWIDDLE show the recognizable side of the set, alongside the adverbs AWFULLY and SWIFTLY. The larger pool is less familiar: 24 entries have definitions, but only three meet the common-word cutoff. Use the pattern as a constraint, not as a promise of everyday vocabulary.
- T begins 16 matches, ahead of S with 11.
- A starts two matches; D and O start one each.
- Only three matches are common, although 24 have definitions.
Which matches score the most?
SWIZZLE, TWIZZLE, SWAZZLE, and SWOZZLE each score 28 points, the highest value in this group. They top TWINKLY and TWYFOLD at 17, followed by SWIFTLY and AWFULLY at 16. The unusual Z spellings drive the scores; having seven letters alone does not explain the gap.
Dictionary coverage matters more than the raw count. Collins lists 31 matches, while NWL2023 has 24 and ENABLE has 23, so an entry accepted in one game may fail in another. Check your game's word list before building a rack around an unfamiliar high scorer.
- SWIZZLE, TWIZZLE, SWAZZLE, and SWOZZLE each score 28 points.
- TWINKLY and TWYFOLD score 17; SWIFTLY and AWFULLY score 16.
- Collins lists 31 matches; NWL2023 accepts 24 and ENABLE accepts 23.
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