Five-letter position pattern

5 Letter Words with T as 2nd and T as 3rd Letter

Putting T second and T third gives a distinctive family of words, such as UTTER and ATTIC. T in the second box mostly follows S, as in the ST blend. T in the third box is very common, in patterns such as AT, FT and NT.

15matching five-letter words

Five-letter words with T in the 2nd and T in the 3rd position

  • attal
  • attap
  • attar
  • atter
  • attic
  • attid
  • attle
  • attry
  • ettin
  • ettle
  • ottar
  • otter
  • ottos
  • utter
  • ytter

What the Words Have in Common

Most of these words begin with A as in ATTIC, U as in UTTER and O as in OTTER. The last two letters are often ER as in UTTER. 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

UTTER, ATTIC, OTTER, ATTAR and ATTER are the entries you are most likely to meet.

  • UTTER
  • ATTIC
  • OTTER
  • ATTAR
  • ATTER

Reading the Letter Pair

The doubled T is the signature of this pattern, and it shows up in UTTER, ATTIC and OTTER. Most of the familiar words open with a vowel. The fifth box is most often R and C, which makes it the quickest place to settle the ending.

How to Narrow It Down

The first box is the biggest unknown, and A, U and O are the strongest openers to test. If the opener comes back grey, move to the ending and try R in the fifth box. The fixed T and T do a lot of the work, so spend your guesses on the three open boxes. For a wider view, see 5 letter words with T as the 2nd letter and 5 letter words with T as the 3rd letter.

Using These Words in Scrabble

In Scrabble, T is worth one point and T is worth one point. Knowing words such as UTTER, ATTIC and OTTER helps you use both tiles quickly when they land on your rack.

Frequently asked questions

Is T second and T third a common pattern in Wordle

It is a small group, so it narrows the answer quickly. Knowing the usual openers and endings helps more than guessing blindly.

What does T as the third letter tell me

T in the third box is very common, in patterns such as AT, FT and NT. UTTER is a good example.

What does T as the second letter tell me

T in the second box mostly follows S, as in the ST blend. UTTER is a good example.