5-Letter Words Ending in ER
-ER is everywhere in English: agents, comparatives, everyday nouns. It's also one of the most common Wordle endings, which means a locked-in ER still leaves dozens of possibilities.
This page narrows it to exactly the right set — every 5-letter word ending in ER, computed from our dictionary, with the precise count.
223exact word count
Smost common start (17 words)
Rmost common end (223 words)
2.0avg vowels per word
The full list — 223 words
abler
abner
adder
adler
agger
alder
alger
alter
amber
anger
apter
asker
aster
auger
baber
baker
bauer
bayer
beyer
biker
biter
borer
boxer
boyer
buber
buyer
cager
caper
cater
ceder
cheer
cider
coder
cover
cower
cryer
cyber
cyder
deter
diner
diver
dover
dower
dryer
durer
eager
eater
edger
egger
eider
elder
elmer
elver
ember
emmer
enter
esker
ester
ether
euler
facer
faker
fever
fiber
filer
fixer
fleer
flier
foyer
fryer
giver
gofer
goner
gower
greer
haber
hater
haver
heder
hewer
hiker
hirer
homer
hover
huber
idler
infer
inter
joker
khmer
lacer
laser
laver
layer
leger
leper
lever
lifer
liger
liner
liter
liver
loner
loser
lover
lower
luger
maker
mayer
meier
meter
meyer
miler
mimer
miner
miser
miter
mixer
mover
mower
muser
nader
naker
namer
neper
never
niger
niter
ocher
ocker
offer
ogler
oiler
omber
order
osier
other
otter
owner
pacer
paper
parer
pater
payer
peter
piper
poler
poser
power
prier
queer
racer
raper
rater
raver
refer
rider
riser
river
roger
roper
rover
rower
ruler
ryder
saber
saver
seder
sever
sewer
sheer
shyer
skier
slyer
sneer
sober
sower
speer
spier
steer
sumer
super
taker
tamer
taper
taser
taxer
tiber
tiger
tiler
timer
titer
toper
tower
trier
tuber
tuner
tyler
udder
ulcer
umber
under
upper
usher
utter
vader
veter
viper
vomer
voter
vower
wader
wafer
wager
waler
water
waver
weber
weser
wiper
wirer
wooer
wryer
How this list was made. Every word above was computed from the SCOWL
en_US-large word list (73,959 English words) using the exact filter for this page — no
hand-picking, no padding, no guessing. Counts are exact. The list includes some uncommon
and Scrabble-style words because the source dictionary is comprehensive; that is by design.