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5 Letter Words Ending in FT

5 letter words ending in FT number 32 in all, and Wordle has already used 10 of them as answers.

5 Letter Words Ending in FT with Wordle answers like ALOFT, CLEFT, and CRAFT

5 letter words ending in FT almost always take a vowel in the third position. Past answers such as SHIFT, SWIFT and THEFT all keep it, and I fills the third position more than any other letter.

Since the F and T are fixed as a pair, the other three tiles are what is left to test. Testing a vowel there rules out more than testing a consonant.

CRAFT is the one most players know. 6 are words most players would guess without hesitation.

5 Letter Words Ending in AFT

9 words end in AFT, and 4 of them have already been Wordle answers. CRAFT, DRAFT, and SHAFT are the ones most players know.

  • CRAFT
  • DRAFT
  • GRAFT
  • SHAFT
  • ABAFT
  • AWAFT
  • CHAFT
  • GOAFT
  • KRAFT

5 Letter Words Ending in IFT

11 words end in IFT, and 3 of them have already been Wordle answers. SHIFT and SWIFT are the ones most players know.

  • DRIFT
  • SHIFT
  • SWIFT
  • CLIFT
  • GLIFT
  • GRIFT
  • SKIFT
  • SMIFT
  • SNIFT
  • WAIFT
  • WHIFT

5 Letter Words That End in FT

12 words end in FT, and 3 of them have already been Wordle answers. THEFT is the one most players know.

  • CLEFT
  • THEFT
  • ALEFT
  • WHEFT
  • DELFT
  • ALOFT
  • CROFT
  • THOFT
  • TROFT
  • CRUFT
  • GRUFT
  • SCUFT

FAQs

What are common 5 letter words ending in FT?

The ones most players know are CRAFT, DRAFT, SHAFT, and SHIFT. In all, 32 words qualify, and Wordle has already used 10 of them as answers.

What is the best Wordle guess among 5 letter words ending in FT?

The strongest guesses are the words Wordle has already used as answers, among them CRAFT, DRAFT, and SHAFT. Each spends its five tiles on letters that turn up in plenty of other words, so even a grey tile rules a lot out.

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Ethan Walker

Ethan Walker

I’m Ethan Walker, cofounder of Vocabularyan.com. Over 12 years in ESL and English learning, I’ve worked closely with vocabulary practice, learner writing, phrase use, and the sentence habits that shape fluent expression. I write with a practical eye for the English learners meet every day, from study notes to conversations and online writing.

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