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In 5-letter words starting with LO, the most common letters in position 3 are: C, U, D, G, R.
| Word | Type | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| LOBBY | noun | an entrance hall or a pressure group |
| LOBED | adjective | divided into rounded sections or lobes |
| LOCAL | adjective | belonging to a particular area |
| LOCUM | noun | a substitute, especially for a doctor or cleric |
| LOCUS | noun | the exact place or position of something |
| LODEN | noun | a thick weatherproof wool fabric |
| LODGE | noun | a small house or cabin; also a club branch |
| LOFTY | adjective | high in height or noble in character |
| LOGIC | noun | reasoning conducted according to clear principles |
| LOGIN | noun | the act of signing into a computer system |
| LOINS | noun | the lower back and groin area |
| LOLLY | noun | a candy, especially one on a stick |
| LONER | noun | a person who prefers not to be with others |
| LOOSE | adjective | not firmly fixed or tightly held |
| LORIS | noun | a slow-moving Asian primate with large eyes |
| LORRY | noun | a large motor truck, in British English |
| LOSER | noun | a person or thing that loses |
| LOTTO | noun | a lottery game |
| LOTUS | noun | an aquatic plant with broad leaves and showy flowers |
| LOUPE | noun | a small magnifying lens used close to the eye |
| LOUSE | noun | a small parasitic insect |
| LOUSY | adjective | very poor in quality or full of lice |
| LOVER | noun | a person who loves another or loves a thing deeply |
| LOVES | verb | feels deep affection for |
| LOWED | verb | made the deep sound of cattle |
| LOWER | verb | move something downward; also less high |
| LOYAL | adjective | faithful and constant in support |
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This list has 27 five-letter words starting with LO. Wordle's answer pool is smaller — it uses only common everyday words.
With LO confirmed in positions 1–2, try LOTTO, LOOSE, LONER — they cover common letters in positions 3–5.
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