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Five-letter words with double letters

These 894 words contain at least one adjacent pair such as LL, EE, or SS. The complete word list preserves repeated letters.

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400 words

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abbeyCommon
abbotCommon
abyssCommon
addedCommon
affixCommon
afootCommon
agreeCommon
allahCommon
allayCommon
alleyCommon
allotCommon
allowCommon
alloyCommon
aloofCommon
amassCommon
amissCommon
annexCommon
annoyCommon
annulCommon
appleCommon
applyCommon
arrayCommon
arrowCommon
assesCommon
assetCommon
atticCommon
baggyCommon
ballsCommon
beechCommon
beefsCommon
beefyCommon
beersCommon
beetsCommon
bellsCommon
bellyCommon
berryCommon
billsCommon
bleedCommon
blessCommon
blissCommon
bloodCommon
bloomCommon
bluffCommon
boobyCommon
booedCommon
booksCommon
boomsCommon
boonsCommon
boorsCommon
boostCommon
boothCommon
bootsCommon
bootyCommon
boozeCommon
bossyCommon
brassCommon
breedCommon
broodCommon
brookCommon
broomCommon
buddyCommon
buffsCommon
buggyCommon
bullsCommon
bullyCommon
bunnyCommon
burroCommon
burrsCommon
butteCommon
buttsCommon
callsCommon
cannyCommon
carryCommon
celloCommon
cellsCommon
chaffCommon
cheekCommon
cheepCommon
cheerCommon
chessCommon
chillCommon
classCommon
cliffCommon
commaCommon
cooedCommon
cooksCommon
coolsCommon
coopsCommon
crassCommon
creedCommon
creekCommon
creepCommon
crookCommon
croonCommon
crossCommon
cuffsCommon
cullsCommon
curryCommon
daddyCommon
dallyCommon
deedsCommon
deemsCommon
deepsCommon
dillsCommon
dittoCommon
dittyCommon
dizzyCommon
dollsCommon
dollyCommon
doomsCommon
doorsCommon
dressCommon
drillCommon
drollCommon
droolCommon
droopCommon
drossCommon
dullsCommon
dullyCommon
dummyCommon
dunnoCommon
dwellCommon
ebbedCommon
eerieCommon
eggedCommon
erredCommon
errorCommon
essayCommon
fallsCommon
fattyCommon
feedsCommon
feelsCommon
fellsCommon
ferryCommon
fillsCommon
fillyCommon
fizzyCommon
fleesCommon
fleetCommon
floodCommon
floorCommon
flossCommon
fluffCommon
foggyCommon
follyCommon
foodsCommon
foolsCommon
footsCommon
freedCommon
freerCommon
freesCommon
frillCommon
fullsCommon
fullyCommon
funnyCommon
furryCommon
fussyCommon
fuzzyCommon
gallsCommon
gammaCommon
geeseCommon
geniiCommon
giddyCommon
gillsCommon
gimmeCommon
glassCommon
gloomCommon
glossCommon
gonnaCommon
goodsCommon
goodyCommon
gooeyCommon
goofsCommon
goofyCommon
goonsCommon
gooseCommon
grassCommon
greedCommon
greekCommon
greenCommon
greetCommon
grillCommon
groomCommon
grossCommon
gruffCommon
guessCommon
gullsCommon
gullyCommon
gummyCommon
guppyCommon
hallsCommon
happyCommon
harryCommon
heedsCommon
heelsCommon
helloCommon
hillsCommon
hillyCommon
hobbyCommon
hollyCommon
hoodsCommon
hoofsCommon
hooksCommon
hoopsCommon
hootsCommon
huffsCommon
huffyCommon
hullsCommon
hurryCommon
iglooCommon
innerCommon
issueCommon
jeersCommon
jellsCommon
jellyCommon
jettyCommon
jiffyCommon
jollyCommon
keelsCommon
keensCommon
keepsCommon
killsCommon
kittyCommon
kneedCommon
kneelCommon
kneesCommon
knollCommon
leechCommon
leeksCommon
leersCommon
leeryCommon
lemmeCommon
leveeCommon
llamaCommon
lobbyCommon
lollsCommon
looksCommon
loomsCommon
loonsCommon
loonyCommon
loopsCommon
looseCommon
lootsCommon
lorryCommon
lullsCommon
mallsCommon
marryCommon
matteCommon
meetsCommon
merryCommon
messyCommon
millsCommon
mittsCommon
moodsCommon
moodyCommon
mooedCommon
moonsCommon
moorsCommon
mooseCommon
mootsCommon
mossyCommon
mottoCommon
muddyCommon
muffsCommon
muggyCommon
mullsCommon
mummyCommon
muttsCommon
nattyCommon
needsCommon
needyCommon
ninnyCommon
nippyCommon
nooksCommon
nooseCommon
nullsCommon
nuttyCommon
occurCommon
odderCommon
oddlyCommon
offedCommon
offerCommon
oozedCommon
oozesCommon
otterCommon
paddyCommon
pallsCommon
passeCommon
pattyCommon
peeksCommon
peelsCommon
peepsCommon
peersCommon
peeveCommon
pennyCommon
pettyCommon
pillsCommon
pizzaCommon
pollsCommon
poolsCommon
poopsCommon
poppyCommon
preenCommon
pressCommon
proofCommon
puffsCommon
puffyCommon
pullsCommon
puppyCommon
pureeCommon
purrsCommon
pussyCommon
puttsCommon
puttyCommon
queenCommon
queerCommon
quellCommon
quillCommon
rabbiCommon
radiiCommon
rallyCommon
rattyCommon
reedsCommon
reefsCommon
reeksCommon
reelsCommon
rollsCommon
roofsCommon
rooksCommon
roomsCommon
roomyCommon
roostCommon
rootsCommon
ruddyCommon
ruffsCommon
rummyCommon
runnyCommon
sallyCommon
sassyCommon
savvyCommon
scoffCommon
scoopCommon
scootCommon
scuffCommon
seedsCommon
seedyCommon
seeksCommon
seemsCommon
seepsCommon
sellsCommon
shallCommon
sheenCommon
sheepCommon
sheerCommon
sheetCommon
shellCommon
shookCommon
shoosCommon
shootCommon
sillsCommon
sillyCommon
sissyCommon
skillCommon
skullCommon
sleekCommon
sleepCommon
sleetCommon
smallCommon
smellCommon
sneerCommon
sniffCommon
snoopCommon
snuffCommon
soggyCommon
sootyCommon
sorryCommon
speedCommon
spellCommon
spillCommon
spoofCommon
spookCommon
spoolCommon
spoonCommon
spreeCommon
staffCommon
stallCommon
steelCommon
steepCommon
steerCommon
stiffCommon
stillCommon
stoodCommon
stoolCommon
stoopCommon
stuffCommon
sunnyCommon
sweepCommon
sweetCommon
swellCommon
swillCommon

Common examples

Familiar starting points in this category include ABBEY, ABBOT, ABYSS, ADDED, AFFIX, AFOOT, AGREE, ALLAH. In total, 789 of the 894 matches are in the common or familiar tiers.

How this list is built

A double letter is two identical letters next to each other; separated repeats do not qualify. Entries come from the American English portion of the English Speller Database, are normalised to lowercase alphabetic display words, and are sorted by commonness tier before alphabetical order.

What this pattern tells you

Adjacent pairs are different from repeated letters elsewhere in a word. LEVEL repeats L but has no adjacent double letter; BELLE contains LL and qualifies.

When solving a position puzzle, test the pair as two separate positions. Confirming one copy does not prove the neighboring copy is present.

The page shows the first 400 results to keep loading fast. The interactive finder searches the complete five-letter data shard and supports exact positions, included letters, and excluded letters.

Use this list well

Scan the common entries first, then use the on-page filter for a letter sequence. If you know where a letter belongs—or need to handle repeated letters—move to the finder rather than creating a separate search page.