5 Letter Words with E as 2nd and A as 3rd Letter

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  • BEACH
  • BEADS
  • BEADY
  • BEAKS
  • BEAKY
  • BEAMS
  • BEAMY
  • BEANO
  • BEANS
  • BEANY
  • BEARD
  • BEARS
  • BEAST
  • BEATH
  • BEATS
  • BEAUS
  • BEAUT
  • BEAUX
  • CEASE
  • DEADS
  • DEAIR
  • DEALS
  • DEALT
  • DEANS
  • DEARE
  • DEARN
  • DEARS
  • DEARY
  • DEASH
  • DEATH
  • DEAVE
  • FEARS
  • FEASE
  • FEAST
  • FEATS
  • FEAZE
  • GEARS
  • HEADS
  • HEADY
  • HEALD
  • HEALS
  • HEAPS
  • HEAPY
  • HEARD
  • HEARS
  • HEART
  • HEATH
  • HEATS
  • HEAVE
  • HEAVY
  • JEANS
  • LEACH
  • LEADS
  • LEADY
  • LEAFS
  • LEAFY
  • LEAKS
  • LEAKY
  • LEANS
  • LEANT
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One hundred forty four words put E second and A third, one of the largest vowel pairings anywhere on this list.

Well Over Half of EA Words End in S or Y

S closes sixty one of the one hundred forty four and Y closes twenty six, which is eighty seven between them. Ruling both out is by far the biggest cut available on this page.

R Leads the Fourth Box in EA Words

R takes it in twenty eight of the one hundred forty four, ahead of T and L on sixteen each. BEARS, HEART, LEARN and YEARS all run through it.

Past those three the fourth box spreads out fast, with sixteen letters appearing in all. It narrows the field but rarely finishes it.

The EA Words You Will Actually Use

YEARS, LEARN, LEAST, MEANS and BEACH are the most common. HEART, DEATH, LEAVE and READY sit close behind, and PEACE is worth remembering for the C.

  • YEARS
  • LEARN
  • BEACH
  • HEART
  • DEATH

Where EA Words Start

Eighteen letters open these one hundred forty four, led by L on twenty and B on eighteen. That is a wide front, so the first box rarely settles much by itself.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is YEARS or LEARN the better opening

YEARS tests the S ending that sixty one of these take, so it eliminates more. LEARN tests consonants the S branch often lacks.

Why is BEAUX in this list

It is the French plural of beau, and English borrowed the spelling along with the word.

How do BEARD and BEARS differ

Only in the last box. Both are common, so confirming the fifth letter is what settles the pair.

What is a DEAVE

A dialect verb meaning to deafen with noise. It is one of the entries that fills out the group without ever being guessable.

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