Put your clues in place
Fill in the letters you know. Leave the rest open to possibility.
SIX LETTERS. ONE GOOD NEXT MOVE.
Make every clue count. Find the six-letter word that fits.
22,342 6-letter words · 72-word preview.
Common words are an editorial selection, not an official answer list or measured frequency ranking.
SMALL CLUES. BIG POSSIBILITIES.
Fill in the letters you know. Leave the rest open to possibility.
Include letters that belong. Rule out the ones that don't.
Explore the matches. Learn a meaning. Save a word for later.
Use a six letter word finder when a crossword entry has six spaces and a few known letters. Suppose L is in position 2, N is in position 4, and E and T must appear. Enter _ L _ N _ _ in the boxes and ET in Include letters. PLANET fits: P-L-A-N-E-T. PLANTS fails the E requirement, while PLENTY also matches. Read the crossword clue to decide between the candidates.
The finder handles spelling constraints, not the meaning of a crossword clue. Use the candidate list to narrow your thinking, then compare the clue's meaning and grammar. A plural clue typically needs a plural answer; a past-tense clue may need a past-tense verb. Open a word for its definition and letter breakdown before you commit.
The letter snapshot below the matches counts how many remaining candidates contain each letter, counting a repeated letter only once per word. It is calculated from your current result set, so it changes when you add a clue. This is a useful way to see which letters are shared across many possibilities.
These figures are dictionary coverage, not the probability of a game's hidden answer. If a puzzle uses a smaller answer list, its frequencies can differ substantially. The common-first sort is an editorial preference rather than a statistical promise. For tile games, you can sort by base English tile score; board bonuses and blank-tile values are not included.
Prefer to explore? Browse the 6 letter words collection or open a matching word to read more.
A FEW MORE ANSWERS
Because the only puzzle
should be your word game.
No. It narrows spellings from the letters and positions you provide. Read the available definitions, then compare the clue's meaning, tense and singular or plural form. A spelling match can still be the wrong answer for that clue.
Open More options, then Guess feedback. Enter the whole guess and mark each tile absent, present or correct before applying it. Exact feedback accounts for the number of repeated letters.
Set T to Exactly 2 under More options → Letter counts. LETTER has two Ts and fits that rule. If you also know a T's position, fill its box; the fixed T counts toward the same total. Do not put T in Exclude letters, which would remove every T.
Use a rack when your tiles are the complete available supply, such as LISTEN. Position clues are better when unknown letters are unrestricted. Both controls can work together, but a fixed letter still has to be available in the rack or supplied by a blank.