Five-letter words · ENABLE1, 172,781 words · one shard, read once
Every five-letter word the dictionary holds, in one list
All 8,624 of them in alphabetical order, with a count beside every letter. Narrow the list by what a word starts with, contains or ends with; the filters run over words the page already holds, so nothing is fetched twice. The first 1,500 are painted, and the page says so. The starting-words guide measures which of them open best.
Letters only; each box matches its letters side by side, in the order typed. Leave all three empty for the whole list. To pin a letter to a known square, use the crossword solver.
The word index is not loaded yet. It ships as 14 plain-text shards, one per word length, totalling 3,203,788 bytes. This page pulls exactly one of them, and that shard's measured size appears here once the list loads.
What is listed
What is listed. Every five-letter entry in the word list, in alphabetical order, narrowed by up to three runs of letters. The list has no ranking or frequency weighting and takes no view on which words are worth playing. The count beside each letter is the size of that section.
How it is kept. The list ships as a plain text file, wordlist/enable1.txt. Before publication it is split into an anagram-key index with one file per word length, and the 4,272 entries of 16 letters or more are left out of the index. This page reads one of those files, the five-letter shard, and reads it once. The filters are text matches over the words that shard already holds, so changing a filter downloads nothing. The shard is fetched after the page loads, so it does not count toward page weight, and its size is printed under the list.
What it cannot tell you. Whether a word is a good guess, since nothing here knows what you have tried. Proper nouns and hyphenated forms are not in the list.