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5-letter words with F and G

80 words are exactly five letters long and contain both F and G, in any order and any position. That is 0.5% of every five-letter word.

Letters F + G Side by side 0% Wordle length

What you know

Two letters confirmed, no positions confirmed. This is the classic two-yellow-tile board.

F G ? ? ?

For example: befog, fight, fogou, fugle, gliff, graff.

All 5-letter words with F and G

80 of 80 shown
befog5
defog5
fadge5
faggy5
fagin5
fagot5
fanga5
fango5
fangs5
faugh5
feign5
fidge5
figgy5
fight5
figos5
flags5
flegs5
fling5
flogs5
flong5
flung5
fogey5
foggy5
fogie5
fogle5
fogos5
fogou5
forge5
forgo5
frags5
frigs5
frogs5
frugs5
fudge5
fudgy5
fugal5
fuggy5
fugie5
fugio5
fugis5
fugle5
fugly5
fugue5
fugus5
fungi5
fungo5
fungs5
gaffe5
gaffs5
ganef5
ganof5
gifts5
girlf5
gliff5
glift5
goafs5
goaft5
gofer5
goffs5
golfs5
gonef5
gonif5
gonof5
goofs5
goofy5
gowfs5
graff5
graft5
grief5
griff5
grift5
groof5
grouf5
grufe5
gruff5
guffs5
gulfs5
gulfy5
oflag5
opgaf5

Playing a two-letter clue

Only 80 five-letter words carry both letters, ranking this pair 223 of 323. A pair this rare is close to a solved puzzle, so read the whole list before guessing. Only 0% put the two letters next to each other, so spread them apart when you build a guess rather than clustering them.

F and G are both consonants. That means the word still needs at least one vowel you have not confirmed, so your next guess is often better spent on A, E, O or I than on another consonant.

The habit worth building is to stop hunting for the answer and start hunting for the guess that splits this list fastest. With 80 candidates in play, a word that tests three untried letters is nearly always better than a word that merely fits everything you already know. Once one of F or G turns green, drop this page and use the position lists instead: F in the middle, ending in G, or starting with F.

Quick answers

How many 5-letter words have both F and G?

80 of them, out of 14,858 five-letter words, which is about 0.5% of the length. Only 80 five-letter words carry both letters, ranking this pair 223 of 323. A pair this rare is close to a solved puzzle, so read the whole list before guessing.

Does the order of F and G matter here?

No. This list takes any five-letter word that contains both letters, wherever they fall, so F may come before or after G. Only 0% put the two letters next to each other, so spread them apart when you build a guess rather than clustering them.

How do I use this list in Wordle?

Two yellow tiles is exactly this situation: both letters belong, neither is where you put it. Work down the list and pick a word that moves both letters to new slots while also testing letters you have not tried. Repeating a letter in a slot you already know is wrong wastes a whole guess.

Which letters do these words usually start with?

The most common opening letters here are F (45), G (31), O (2). F and G are both consonants. That means the word still needs at least one vowel you have not confirmed, so your next guess is often better spent on A, E, O or I than on another consonant.

Can I narrow this further?

Yes. If you know where one of the letters sits, switch to 5-letter words starting with F, 5-letter words ending in G, or 5-letter words with F in the middle. A fixed position cuts far harder than a second loose letter.

Swap the second letter

Keep F, pair it with something else.

Swap the first letter

Keep G, pair it with something else.

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