Wurdella

45 real matches in Wurdella

5-Letter Words With A and F

45 5-letter words contain both A and F. The letters may appear in either order and do not have to be next to each other.

All 45 matching words

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

  • AFFIX
  • AFOOT
  • AFTER
  • ALOFT
  • ALOOF
  • AWFUL
  • CHAFE
  • CHAFF
  • CRAFT
  • DRAFF
  • DRAFT
  • FABLE
  • FAIRY
  • FAITH
  • FALSE
  • FANCY
  • FANON
  • FARCE
  • FARCI
  • FATWA
  • FAULT
  • FAVOR
  • FEAST
  • FECAL
  • FERAL
  • FILAR
  • FINAL
  • FLAIR
  • FLAKE
  • FLAME
  • FLASH
  • FLASK
  • FLEAM
  • FLOAT
  • FORAM
  • FOVEA
  • FRAIL
  • FRAME
  • FRASS
  • FRAUD
  • FUGAL
  • GAFFE
  • HAFIZ
  • OFLAG
  • SCARF

Where A and F appear

The two letters are required independently. These position counts include repeated copies in different squares; a word can contribute to more than one position.

A by position

  • first: 6 words
  • second: 13 words
  • third: 16 words
  • fourth: 9 words
  • fifth: 2 words

F by position

  • first: 30 words
  • second: 4 words
  • third: 4 words
  • fourth: 7 words
  • fifth: 4 words

10 matches contain the adjacent sequence AF; 11 contain its reverse. A word can contribute to both sequence counts if it contains both orders. The complete list also includes words where other letters separate them.

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: F in 30 words
  • second: A in 13 words
  • third: A in 16 words
  • fourth: A in 9 words
  • fifth: E in 8 words

Movable letters seen most often

  • L appears outside the fixed clue in 20 candidates
  • R appears outside the fixed clue in 17 candidates
  • E appears outside the fixed clue in 14 candidates
  • T appears outside the fixed clue in 10 candidates
  • I appears outside the fixed clue in 9 candidates

Vowel count across the matches

33 of the 45 matches use 2 vowels. AFTER is one concrete example of that shape.

1 vowel: 92 vowels: 333 vowels: 3

How to narrow this list

A word must include A and F, but this clue does not settle their positions. A word with only one of these letters is excluded. Repeated copies are allowed, so compare the duplicate-letter examples below if your feedback sets a limit. For a contiguous pair in a specific order, use a sequence filter instead.

9 answers repeat a letter

AFFIX, AFOOT, ALOOF, and CHAFF are among the repeated-letter choices. Words without a repeated letter include AFTER, ALOFT, and AWFUL.

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

Showing 18 selected meanings from 45 matches with definitions. The complete word list is above.

AFFIX
To attach or fasten something to something else.
AFOOT
In preparation or already happening.
AFTER
At a time later than another event or moment.
ALOFT
High in the air or above the ground.
ALOOF
Distant, reserved, or not very friendly.
AWFUL
Very bad, unpleasant, or upsetting.
CHAFE
To irritate skin by rubbing, or to become annoyed.
CHAFF
Dry husks separated from grain.
CRAFT
An activity involving skill in making things by hand.
DRAFF
Dregs, refuse, or waste material, especially the residue left from brewing or distilling.
DRAFT
A preliminary version of a document, plan, or piece of writing.
FABLE
A short story, often using animals, that teaches a lesson.
FAIRY
A mythical small supernatural being often depicted with magical powers and wings.
FAITH
Strong belief or trust in a person, idea, principle, or religion.
FALSE
Not true, correct, genuine, or based on fact.
FANCY
Elaborate, decorative, or more complex than ordinary; also to want or imagine something.
FANON
A ceremonial cloth or vestment used in certain Christian liturgical traditions.
FARCE
An absurd comedy or a situation that has become ridiculously ineffective.