5-Letter Words With 2 Vowels

Find words with exactly two vowel positions, counting A, E, I, O and U. A repeated vowel counts twice.

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12,653 words

Letter patternUse ? for unknown positions, e.g. C??NE.Contains lettersEE requires at least two E’s.Without lettersNone of these letters can appear.Standard vowelsA, E, I, O and U; repeated vowels count twice.Repeated letters

Position-specific letter clues

Use these when a yellow letter cannot stay in the position where you tested it.

Letter at position 1Known green letter.Letter at position 2Known green letter.Letter at position 3Known green letter.Letter at position 4Known green letter.Letter at position 5Known green letter.Letter not at position 1Known yellow letter.Letter not at position 2Known yellow letter.Letter not at position 3Known yellow letter.Letter not at position 4Known yellow letter.Letter not at position 5Known yellow letter.

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Showing 1–60 of 7,529 words · Alphabetical order

AARGH
ABACK
ABACS
ABAFT
ABAMP
ABAND
ABASH
ABASK
ABBAS
ABBED
ABBES
ABBEY
ABBOT
ABETS
ABHOR
ABLED
ABLER
ABLES
ABLET
ABLOW
ABMHO
ABOHM
ABORD
ABORT
ABRAM
ABRAY
ABRIM
ABRIN
ABRIS
ABSEY
ABSIT
ABUTS
ABUZZ
ABYES
ACCAS
ACCOY
ACERB
ACERS
ACHAR
ACHED
ACHES
ACIDS
ACIDY
ACING
ACKER
ACMES
ACMIC
ACNED
ACNES
ACOCK
ACOLD
ACORN
ACRED
ACRES
ACRID
ACTED
ACTIN
ACTON
ACTOR
ADAPT

This is a general English dictionary, not the official game’s answer list. Some uncommon words and word forms may not be accepted by the game.

About this word list

We use 12,653 five-letter words from an-array-of-english-words, distributed under the MIT license. The original Letterpress word list is public domain. Download the data and full license notice.

This is a general English dictionary, not the official Wordle answer list or a guarantee that the game accepts every word. It includes uncommon words and inflected forms. Words are listed alphabetically. Filters describe spelling and letter structure; they do not predict the next answer.

We count A, E, I, O and U as standard vowels. Y is treated as a consonant in these filters.