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Sixty words carry A in the second box and B in the third, and not one of them opens with a vowel.
S and T lead with ten words each, C follows with eight and B with seven. Fifteen different letters appear in the first box, so testing one and writing the pattern off is a mistake.
TABLE and CABLE differ by a single letter and both turn up constantly. LABEL, CABIN and HABIT land on three different endings, so as a set they tell you far more than three lookalikes would.
Six of these end in LE and four in BY, and most of the BY group doubles the B first, as in TABBY and CABBY. With A, B and a trailing Y confirmed, that doubled shape is worth checking first.
No. The A sits in the second box, so something always comes before it. ABOUT and ABOVE belong to a different pattern because their A is first.
LE and BY, with six and four words each. Past those two the tails scatter widely.
That covers roughly half the group. I is the single most common at eleven words, ahead of E and O on nine each.