At a glance

Most common: MAJOR, ENJOY, JUDGE, JOINT, JUICE. 21 have been Wordle answers; 6 more are still possible. Plurals are left out.

The 72 most common

WordRarityWordle
MAJORCommon#20
ENJOYCommon#478
JUDGECommon#555
JOINTCommon#1207
JUICEUncommon#1134
NINJARare#872
JELLYRare#1253
JOKERRare#675
JUICYRarepossible answer
JEWELRare#1382
JOLLYRare#1037
JIHADRare—
JACKSRare—
JUMBOEpic#1686
JUDASEpic—
JUNTAEpicpossible answer
BANJOEpic#1504
JUROREpicpossible answer
JERKYEpic#1055
JETTYEpicpossible answer
KANJIEpic—
JAZZYEpic#712
EJECTEpic#530
JADEDEpic—
JACKYEpic—
FJORDEpic#106
GANJALegendary—
JUMPYLegendary#1482
RAJAHLegendarypossible answer
JIFFYLegendary#1119
JAUNTLegendary#123
JANESLegendary—
JAWEDLegendary—
JAGERLegendary—
JAKESLegendary—
BIJOULegendary—
JOUSTLegendary#536
DJINNLegendary—
CAJONLegendary—
JOULELegendary—
JOKEYLegendary—
JINKSLegendary—
JUNKYLegendary—
JAMMYLegendary—
JEBELLegendary—
SHOJILegendary—
JOISTLegendary#1902
HADJILegendary—
JULEPLegendary—
HAJJIMythic—
JOCKOMythic—
OBJETMythic—
JOEYSMythic—
JINGOMythic—
JEMMYMythic—
JAWANMythic—
JUNCOMythic—
JUNTOMythicpossible answer
JORAMMythic—
JNANAMythic—
JINNSMythic—
DOJOSMythic—
JUKEDMythic—
JINNIMythic—
JILLSMythic—
JUGALMythic—
JUSTSMythic—
JURATMythic—
JEHADMythic—
PUJASMythic—
JOWARMythic—
KOPJEMythic—

Possible future Wordle answers with J (6)

JUICY, JUNTA, JUROR, JETTY, RAJAH, JUNTO

Past Wordle answers with J (21)

MAJOR #20, FJORD #106, JAUNT #123, ENJOY #478, EJECT #530, JOUST #536, JUDGE #555, JOKER #675, JAZZY #712, NINJA #872, JOLLY #1037, JERKY #1055, JIFFY #1119, JUICE #1134, JOINT #1207, JELLY #1253, JEWEL #1382, JUMPY #1482, BANJO #1504, JUMBO #1686, JOIST #1902

Questions

What is the most common five-letter word with J?

MAJOR, then ENJOY and JUDGE.

How many Wordle answers have had J in them?

21 so far, most recently JOIST (#1902). 6 more words with J are on the answer list.

Do these include plurals?

No. Wordle does not use plural answers, so -S plurals are left out to keep the list useful.

Rarity is how often a word appears in a large sample of written English (the wordfreq dataset), the same measure Wordillion scores with. “Wordle” shows the puzzle number if the word has been a New York Times Wordle answer, or “possible answer” if it is on the answer list but has not come up yet.