Wurdella

6 real matches in Wurdella

5-Letter Words Starting With E and Ending In L

6 5-letter words start with E and end in L.

All 6 matching words

Alphabetical order. This list covers Wurdella’s collection; other games may accept different words.

  • EASEL
  • EISEL
  • EQUAL
  • EXCEL
  • EXPEL
  • EXTOL

Letter frequencies in this list

Counts are calculated from the matches above. Each letter is counted once per word in the movable-letter summary; position counts refer to an exact square.

Leaders in open positions

  • second: X in 3 words
  • third: S in 2 words
  • fourth: E in 4 words

Movable letters seen most often

  • E appears outside the fixed clue in 4 candidates
  • X appears outside the fixed clue in 3 candidates
  • A appears outside the fixed clue in 2 candidates
  • S appears outside the fixed clue in 2 candidates
  • C appears outside the fixed clue in 1 candidate

Vowel count across the matches

3 of the 6 matches use 2 vowels. EXCEL is one concrete example of that shape.

2 vowels: 33 vowels: 3

How to narrow this list

Both edge letters are fixed, leaving 3 middle squares to compare. Two words can share the same outer letters while needing different numbers of an interior letter. Count those copies before treating a familiar spelling as a surviving candidate.

4 answers repeat a letter

EASEL, EISEL, EXCEL, and EXPEL each use a duplicate. Words without a repeated letter include EQUAL and EXTOL.

A gray copy of a letter does not always exclude every copy. If another copy is green or yellow, check the minimum and maximum number the feedback allows.

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Selected word meanings

Definitions are available for 6 of the 6 matches. Words without a note are still included in the collection.

EASEL
A stand used to support a canvas or display board.
EISEL
Vinegar or sour wine; an archaic word.
EQUAL
The same in amount, size, value, rank, or importance.
EXCEL
To be exceptionally good at something.
EXPEL
To force someone or something to leave or be removed.
EXTOL
To praise someone or something enthusiastically.