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Fifty two words take A in the second box and W in the third, and not one of them repeats a letter.
LAWNS, PAWNS, DAWNS, YAWNS and FAWNS are one frame with the front letter swapped. Nine words put N in the fourth box and most work exactly this way, which makes the group feel smaller than fifty two once you spot it.
Twelve of the fifty two finish with Y, twenty three percent, a higher share than most patterns give you. TAWNY, BAWDY and GAWKY are the familiar ones. Confirm a Y in the last box and you have cut this list sharply in one move.
The front of the word stays stubbornly open. Y and P start six words each, D and T have five, and sixteen letters appear there in total. Spend your guesses on the fourth and fifth boxes instead.
None of the fifty two do. The first box is always a consonant on this pattern.
Ten end in ED, because short verbs like SAW, JAW and PAW all take the regular ending and land at exactly five letters.
Yes. It is the part of a ship where the anchor cable passes through the hull, and one of the few words here ending in E.