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In 5-letter words starting with CHO, the most common letters in position 3 are: O.
| Word | Type | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| CHOCA | noun | definition unavailable |
| CHOCK | adverb | as completely as possible |
| CHOEL | noun | definition unavailable |
| CHOGA | noun | a long-sleeved robe worn in Central Asia and parts of India |
| CHOIL | noun | the unsharpened portion of a knife blade between the edge and the handle |
| CHOIR | noun | an organised group of singers, especially in a church |
| CHOKE | verb | breathe with great difficulty, as when experiencing a strong emotion |
| CHOKY | adjective | tending to cause choking; stifling; British slang for a prison cell |
| CHOLA | noun | a woman of indigenous or mixed ancestry in Latin America; also an ancient South Indian dynasty |
| CHOLD | noun | definition unavailable |
| CHOLI | noun | a short-sleeved fitted blouse worn under a sari in South Asia |
| CHOMP | verb | to chew noisily and vigorously; to bite down with force |
| CHOOP | noun | definition unavailable |
| CHOPA | noun | definition unavailable |
| CHORD | noun | a group of notes sounded together |
| CHORE | noun | a routine or tedious household task |
| CHORT | verb | to give a short chuckling laugh; to chortle briefly |
| CHOSE | verb | past tense of choose; selected from a range of options |
| CHOTT | noun | a salt lake or dry salt flat in North Africa |
| CHOUP | noun | definition unavailable |
| CHOUS | verb | to cheat or swindle (archaic); to trick or defraud |
| CHOWK | noun | a marketplace or crossroads in Indian cities; an open square |
| CHOYA | noun | definition unavailable |
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This list has 23 five-letter words starting with CHO. Wordle's answer pool is smaller — it uses only common everyday words.
With CHO confirmed in positions 1–2, try CHOTT, CHOSE, CHORE — they cover common letters in positions 3–5.
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