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17 verified matches
Only the ending is shared. The earlier 4 slots still vary, and CHEAP covers C, H, E, and A before the final P without wasting that comparison on the known tile.
17 real matches in Wurdella
5-Letter Words Ending In P
Fix P in the final square and 17 Wurdella words remain, from ABAMP to WHELP. The ending no longer needs attention; the earlier 4 places are where these candidates separate from one another.
Repeated letters
6 answers repeat a letter
ABAMP, ORLOP, SHEEP, and SLEEP are among the repeated-letter choices. For a cleaner letter test, compare them with CHEAP, CLASP, and CRISP.
Reading order
The list runs from ABAMP to WHELP
ABAMP, CHEAP, CLASP, CRISP, and GRASP open the list; WHELP is the final entry alphabetically.
All 17 matches from ABAMP to WHELP
This set is small enough for a single careful pass: ABAMP opens it, SCARP marks the midpoint and WHELP closes it. Cross out conflicts as you go instead of rereading the whole list after every clue.
- ABAMP
- CHEAP
- CLASP
- CRISP
- GRASP
- GROUP
- JULEP
- ORLOP
- SCARP
- SCAUP
- SHARP
- SHEEP
- SLEEP
- STOUP
- SWEEP
- USURP
- WHELP
What separates these 17 candidates
S, A, and R appear across the open parts of the list more often than the other movable letters. CHEAP exposes 4 distinct letters outside the fixed clue: C, H, E, and A.
Leaders in open positions
- first: S in 7 words
- second: H in 4 words
- third: A in 6 words
- fourth: E in 4 words
Movable letters seen most often
- S appears outside the fixed clue in 11 candidates
- A appears outside the fixed clue in 7 candidates
- R appears outside the fixed clue in 7 candidates
- E appears outside the fixed clue in 6 candidates
- C appears outside the fixed clue in 5 candidates
Vowel count across the matches
11 of the 17 matches use 2 vowels. CHEAP is one concrete example of that shape.
1 vowel: 62 vowels: 11
P closes every answer
Read CHEAP from right to left
Hold P at the end and work backward through the evidence. Before that known tile, CHEAP tests C, H, E, and A without a duplicate. Check those letters against the earliest open squares first, because that is where similar endings usually part company.
The final P earns CHEAP a place on this page. The earlier letters still need to satisfy your greens, yellows and exclusions before the word deserves a turn.
Browse solving strategies →Meanings found in this 17-word result set
Every match on this page has a glossary note. The entries for ABAMP, CHEAP, and CLASP show the exact sense Wurdella uses, which is worth checking before an unfamiliar spelling costs a turn.
- ABAMP
- A unit of electric current in the centimeter-gram-second electromagnetic system equal to ten amperes.
- CHEAP
- Low in price or costing less than expected.
- CLASP
- A fastening device, or the act of holding something tightly.
- CRISP
- Firm, fresh, and pleasantly crunchy.
- GRASP
- To hold firmly or understand clearly.
- GROUP
- A number of people or things considered or gathered together.
- JULEP
- A sweetened drink, historically medicinal and later associated with mint and spirits.
- ORLOP
- A lower deck of a wooden sailing warship, traditionally used for storage and other functions below the main decks.
- SCARP
- A steep slope, cliff, or face of an escarpment.
- SCAUP
- A diving duck of the genus Aythya, especially the greater or lesser scaup.
- SHARP
- Having a fine cutting edge or point; also clear or sudden.
- SHEEP
- A domesticated woolly ruminant mammal commonly raised for wool, meat, or milk.
- SLEEP
- A natural state of rest in which consciousness and activity are reduced.
- STOUP
- A basin or vessel for holy water, especially near a church entrance.
- SWEEP
- To clean or move something using a broad brushing motion.
- USURP
- To take power or a position illegally or without right.
- WHELP
- A young dog, wolf, lion, or similar mammal.
Hold the final P and adjust the earlier evidence
From 5-Letter Words Ending In P, the nearest alternative is 5-Letter Words Ending In E, currently with 250 matches. Use the links below only when new board feedback changes the constraint you actually know.
Work backward through CHEAP
Start with the last square: if P is not fixed there, leave this list. If it is, compare C, H, E, and A in CHEAP with the earlier tiles and remove the word at the first contradiction.