5 Letter Words Starting with RO

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  • ROACH
  • ROADS
  • ROAMS
  • ROANS
  • ROARS
  • ROAST
  • ROBED
  • ROBER
  • ROBES
  • ROBIN
  • ROBLE
  • ROBOT
  • ROBUR
  • ROCHE
  • ROCKS
  • ROCKY
  • ROCTA
  • RODEO
  • RODGE
  • ROGAN
  • ROGER
  • ROGUE
  • ROGUY
  • ROHAN
  • ROHOB
  • ROHUN
  • ROILS
  • ROILY
  • ROIST
  • ROJAK
  • ROKEE
  • ROKER
  • ROKEY
  • ROLEO
  • ROLES
  • ROLFE
  • ROLLO
  • ROLLS
  • ROMAL
  • ROMAN
  • ROMEO
  • ROMIC
  • ROMPS
  • ROMPU
  • ROMPY
  • RONCO
  • RONDE
  • RONDO
  • RONGA
  • RONIN
  • RONNI
  • ROODS
  • ROOED
  • ROOFS
  • ROOFY
  • ROOKS
  • ROOKY
  • ROOMS
  • ROOMY
  • ROOSA
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129 five letter words begin with RO, and the third box holds no clear favourite at all.

The Flat Third Box After RO

A second O leads at about twelve percent, U at eleven and T at ten. W takes eight, then B and M at five each.

  • ROOMS
  • ROUND
  • ROYAL
  • ROUTE
  • ROADS

The RO Words Worth Guessing

ROOMS, ROUND, ROYAL, ROUTE and ROADS are the most common entries, and they reach five different third letters.

ROSES, ROLES, ROBOT and ROCKS follow, which makes this a group with plenty of ordinary vocabulary behind the leaders.

  • ROSES
  • ROLES
  • ROBOT
  • ROCKS
  • ROUGH

The ROO and ROU Shapes

ROOMS, ROOTS and ROOST share ROO, while ROUND, ROUTE and ROUGH share ROU. Between them those two carry nearly a quarter of the page.

ROUND is the strongest opener. It covers the second largest shape and its N and D are two of the commonest endings in the group.

If the U misses, ROOMS covers the other big shape without repeating anything ROUND already tested.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is ROOMS or ROUND the better first guess

ROUND, marginally. It tests five distinct letters while ROOMS repeats its O, and both cover shapes of a similar size.

Does ROYAL fit a family here

Not closely. Its Y sits on a branch that holds little else, so it is a reasonable guess only once the O and U shapes have failed.

What separates ROCKS from ROCKY

Only the last box. Both share ROCK, so a guess on either narrows the other to a single question.

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