Wurdella

109 real matches in Wurdella

5-Letter Words With R as the Third Letter

109 5-letter words have R in the third position.

All 109 matching words

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

  • ACRID
  • ADRET
  • AGREE
  • APRON
  • ARRET
  • ARROW
  • AURAL
  • AURIC
  • BARYE
  • BERRY
  • BIRLE
  • BIRSE
  • BIRTH
  • BORAX
  • BURAN
  • BURST
  • CARGO
  • CARRY
  • CERIC
  • CIRCA
  • CORNU
  • CURIO
  • CURVE
  • DIRGE
  • DIRTY
  • DURRA
  • EARLY
  • EARTH
  • EERIE
  • EYRIE
  • EYRIR
  • FARCE
  • FARCI
  • FERAL
  • FERRY
  • FIRRY
  • FIRST
  • FIRTH
  • FORAM
  • FORCE
  • FORGE
  • FORTY
  • FORUM
  • FURZE
  • GORGE
  • GYRAL
  • GYRON
  • HARRY
  • HORSE
  • HURST
  • JIRGA
  • JUROR
  • KARMA
  • KARST
  • LARGE
  • LORAN
  • LORIS
  • LURCH
  • LURID
  • LYRIC
  • MARCH
  • MAROR
  • MERIT
  • MERRY
  • MERSE
  • MIRIN
  • MIRTH
  • MORAY
  • MORES
  • MORPH
  • MURAL
  • MUREX
  • MURID
  • MURKY
  • MYRRH
  • NERVE
  • NORIA
  • NURSE
  • ORRIS
  • PAREU
  • PARGE
  • PARRY
  • PARTY
  • PERCH
  • PERIL
  • SERAC
  • SERAL
  • SERIF
  • SEROW
  • SERVE
  • SHREW
  • SORRY
  • SURAL
  • TARRY
  • TERNE
  • THREE
  • THROB
  • THROW
  • TORUS
  • VARIX
  • VERSO
  • VERVE
  • VIREO
  • WERSH
  • WORLD
  • WORRY
  • WORTH
  • XERUS
  • ZORIL

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

  • first: M in 15 words
  • second: E in 21 words
  • fourth: I in 19 words
  • fifth: E in 23 words

Movable letters seen most often

  • E appears outside the fixed clue in 48 candidates
  • A appears outside the fixed clue in 42 candidates
  • O appears outside the fixed clue in 34 candidates
  • I appears outside the fixed clue in 32 candidates
  • S appears outside the fixed clue in 23 candidates

Vowel count across the matches

65 of the 109 matches use 2 vowels. ACRID is one concrete example of that shape.

0 vowels: 11 vowel: 342 vowels: 653 vowels: 84 vowels: 1

How to narrow this list

Keep R in square 3, counting from the left. A yellow R in that same square would rule out this entire list. When several green or yellow squares are known, combine them in the Pattern Solver instead of scanning several separate lists.

33 answers repeat a letter

AGREE, ARRET, ARROW, and AURAL are among the repeated-letter choices. Words without a repeated letter include ACRID, ADRET, and APRON.

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Selected word meanings

Showing 18 selected meanings from 109 matches with definitions. The complete word list is above.

ACRID
Having a sharp, bitter smell or taste.
ADRET
The sunny, south-facing side of a mountain or valley slope, especially in the Alps.
AGREE
To share the same opinion or accept a suggestion or decision.
APRON
A protective garment worn over the front of clothing, especially while cooking or working.
ARRET
A judgment, decree, or formal decision, especially in historical French law.
ARROW
A slender pointed projectile shot from a bow, or a symbol showing direction.
AURAL
Relating to the ear or the sense of hearing.
AURIC
Relating to gold, especially gold in the +3 oxidation state.
BARYE
A centimeter-gram-second unit of pressure equal to one dyne per square centimeter.
BERRY
A small fleshy fruit, often containing several seeds.
BIRLE
To spin, whirl, or cause to rotate; chiefly Scottish.
BIRSE
A bristle or stiff hair; chiefly Scottish, also used figuratively of irritation or anger.
BIRTH
The process or event of a baby or young animal being born.
BORAX
A white mineral salt of boric acid used in cleaning and manufacturing.
BURAN
A strong cold northeasterly wind or snowstorm occurring in parts of Russia and Central Asia.
BURST
To break open suddenly or release something with force, or a sudden short period of activity.
CARGO
Goods transported by ship, aircraft, truck, or train.
CARRY
To support and move something from one place to another.