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C first and C third covers 33 words, and a surprising number of them simply repeat their opening syllable.
O leads the box between at about thirty three percent and A at twenty seven, which is why COCOA and CACAO both turn up in the same short list.
COCOA, CACAO, COCOS and COCCI all echo their first two letters in some form. That is unusual at this length, and it makes the fourth box easier to guess than the second.
CYCLE is the most common entry by a wide margin and CACHE is second.
Neither follows the repeated syllable shape, so they are the two to open with rather than anything from the COC family.
Y takes twelve percent of the box between, and CYCLE is very nearly the whole of it.
No. CIRCA puts R in the third box and the second C fourth. The two C letters need to sit one place further apart.
They name the same plant at different stages, and either spelling puts a C in the first and third boxes, so both land in this list.
Yes, C first and C third. It is one of the few entries that is neither a repeated syllable nor a CY word.