Share of dataset
3.0%
379 of 12,478 verified words
379 words
5-Letter Words With U as the Fourth Letter
All verified five-letter words with U fixed in the fourth position. In this positional slice, the most common letters immediately before and after it are O (45), R (35), and G (30) and S (137), M (49), and T (36). Use Word Finder to apply more filters.
U
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All 379 Words
ABOUTADSUMAFOULAGLUSAITUSALBUMALGUMALMUDALMUGALOUDAMAUTAMOURAMPULANKUSANNULAPPUIAPPUYARCUSARGUEARGUSARNUTASCUSASTUNAUGURAURUMAWFULBABULBABUSBAHUTBAJUSBALUNBALUSBAPUSBEAUSBEAUTBEAUXBEGUMBEGUNBEMUDBEVUEBLAUDBOEUFBOGUSBOLUSBONUSBOSUNBUBUSBUTUTCAJUNCAMUSCAPULCAPUTCASUSCECUMCHOUTCHOUXCLAUTCLOUDCLOURCLOUSCLOUTCOGUECOMUSCONUSCROUPCROUTCUTUPDATUMDEBUDDEBUGDEBUSDEBUTDEGUMDEMURDONUTDROUKDUFUSDURUMDWAUMECRUSEMBUSEMEUSENDUEENNUIENSUEFANUMFAVUSFEMURFETUSFICUSFILUMFIQUEFLOURFLOUTFOCUSFORUMFRAUDFRAUSFUCUSFUGUE
Page Snapshot
Five unique letters
73.1%
277 words without repeats
Average vowel count
2.2
Most common bucket: 2 vowels
Average Scrabble score
8.5
Calculated from standard English tile values
Reading Position 4 Constraints
Position pages are more precise than start-or-end pages because they preserve the full five-letter structure. The letters most often seen immediately before U in this slot are O (45), R (35), and G (30), while the letters most often seen immediately after it are S (137), M (49), and T (36).
This page represents 3.0% of the verified dataset. If you know a second confirmed slot or banned letters, the best move is to combine this position lock with another filter rather than scanning the full list manually.
Example Words From This List
ASCUS
saclike structure in which ascospores are formed through sexual reproduction of ascomycetes
CAJUN
a louisianian descended from acadian immigrants from nova scotia (`cajun' comes from `acadian')
CAMUS
french writer who portrayed the human condition as isolated in an absurd world (1913-1960)
CROUP
an infectious illness of the larynx, especially in young children, causing respiratory difficulty
HILUM
(anatomy) a depression or fissure where vessels or nerves or ducts enter a bodily organ
SHRUB
a woody plant smaller than a tree, and usually with several stems from the same base