5-letter words ending in H

There are 254 5-letter words ending in H in our word list, and 112 of them are common English words such as BUNCH, FIRTH, MARCH, REACH and VOUCH.

254words in total
112common words
ZILCHhighest scoring (19 points)
BATCHlongest common word (5 letters)

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Common 5-letter words ending in H

112 everyday words, highest-scoring first in each group. Tap a word to see its meaning and anagrams.

5-letter words 112 words

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All 254 5-letter words ending in H

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Frequently asked questions

How many 5-letter words ending in H are there?
Our word list (ENABLE, about 168,000 words) has 254 5-letter words ending in H. 112 of them are common in everyday English. Official game dictionaries may have a few more or fewer.
What is the highest-scoring word?
With classic tile values, ZILCH scores 19 points, followed by NUDZH (18). With Words With Friends values the order can change slightly.

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