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Words ending in T are extremely common in English. Past-tense irregular verbs (WENT, BOUGHT, CAUGHT, TAUGHT), Latin -ATE → -ATE noun forms (DATE, GATE — though these end in E), and the -MENT suffix (GOVERNMENT, AGREEMENT) are the main productive sources.
In Scrabble, T-ending words are strategically critical. T is 1 point with 6 tiles in the bag. Many 7-letter bingo stems end in T (RETAINT, MASTERT, PREDICT). Short T-enders: AT, IT, UT, ACT, BIT, BUT, CAT, CUT, DIT, DOT.
The -MENT suffix generates abstract nouns for almost any verb (DEVELOP → DEVELOPMENT, ASSESS → ASSESSMENT). This is a core feature of formal and academic English. In crosswords, -MENT and -MIGHT endings anchor many longer themed answers.
We count 13,919 T-ending entries, making up around 3.9% of the list. The T tile carries 1 point in standard Scrabble scoring.
PIZZAZZIEST earns 49 Scrabble points before any bonuses — our top T-final score. Premium-square placement is where the extra multipliers come from.
AT is our shortest T-ending entry at 2 letters. These tiny suffix-friendly words are hook fodder: attach one to an existing board word and you score without committing your full rack.