Five-letter position pattern
5 Letter Words with G as 2nd and G as 3rd Letter
Here is a quick guide to 5 letter words with G as the 2nd letter and G as the 3rd letter. G in the second box points mostly to the AG opening, with a few IG, EG and UG words. G in the third box is dominated by the IGHT spelling, with AG and NG words as alternatives.
12matching five-letter words
Five-letter words with G in the 2nd and G in the 3rd position
- agger
- aggie
- aggri
- aggro
- aggry
- aggur
- eggar
- egged
- egger
- igged
- oggin
- ugged
What the Words Have in Common
Openers to expect include A as in AGGIE and E as in EGGED. Many of them close with ER as in AGGER. A few of these entries are rarer words that mostly appear in Scrabble and other word games, so check them against your word list.
Useful five-letter words
Start with AGGIE, EGGED, AGGRO, AGGER and EGGER. They are the easiest to recognise, which makes them safe tests.
- AGGIE
- EGGED
- AGGRO
- AGGER
- EGGER
Reading the Letter Pair
The doubled G is the signature of this pattern, and it shows up in AGGIE, EGGED and AGGRO. Most of the familiar words open with a vowel. The fifth box is most often R, E and D, which makes it the quickest place to settle the ending.
A Wordle Tip for This Pattern
Begin with A and E in the first box, because they open the largest groups. If the opener comes back grey, move to the ending and try R in the fifth box. The fixed G and G do a lot of the work, so spend your guesses on the three open boxes. For a wider view, see 5 letter words with G as the 2nd letter and 5 letter words with G as the 3rd letter.
Scrabble and Other Word Games
In Scrabble, G is worth two points and G is worth two points. Knowing words such as AGGIE, EGGED and AGGRO helps you use both tiles quickly when they land on your rack.
Frequently asked questions
Which letters usually start words with G second and G third
A and E are the usual openers, as in AGGIE and EGGED. Testing one of them in the first box is the quickest way to narrow the list.
What does G as the third letter tell me
G in the third box is dominated by the IGHT spelling, with AG and NG words as alternatives. AGGIE is a good example.
What should I guess first for this pattern
AGGIE is a strong first choice, because it is a familiar word that also tests A, E and I in the three open boxes.
