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Thousandths. Strengths. Lengths. Twelfths.

Also, there are many more if you include compound words : "Latchstring" has six consonants, as does "catchphrase" (a 20th century neologism). There are many proper names included as well, such as Knightsbridge (an area of London, though the "gh" is silent).

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latchstring, catchphrase (in certain dictionaries archchronicler is one word)

7 consonants: Hirschsprung's [Disease], Schtschi, tsktsks, Tsinamdzghvriant'kari, Schtschurowskia, Nimptschdorf, [Herbert] Schachtschnieder, [Andgelika] Kirchschlager, Stktschagko, [Vladimir] Schtscherbatchev,

Foreign languages: (7 or more): Slechtstschrijvende, Zachtststchreinde, Angstschreeuw, Herfstspreker, Angstschweiss, Rechtsschwenkung, Världsschlager, Gvbrdgvnit, Razzvrkljati, Odstvrtvrstvit, Odctvrtvrstvit, Opskrbljivac, Čtvrtkruh, Tkkststt, Tftktstt, Gvprtskvni, čtvrthrst, mts'vrtneli,

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The word 'Catchphrase' has 6 consonants in a row and does not have a y. Also, Latchstring.

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gypsy

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