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C first and M third covers 60 words, and nearly half of them put O in the box between.
O takes about forty seven percent of the group, A twenty five, U fifteen and Y twelve.
With O that far ahead, one guess into the COM family answers the biggest question you have straight away.
COMES, COMIC, COMBO and COMET all take the O branch. CAMPS, CAMEL and CAMEO cover the A branch and share very little with them beyond the C.
COMMA doubles the M across the third and fourth boxes, which nothing else common in this group does.
If the O branch is confirmed but the usual endings keep failing, that doubling is the next thing worth testing.
No. CLAIM puts L in the second box and A in the third, with the M last. Every letter sits later than this pattern needs.
They share their first four letters and split at the end, so guessing either one leaves a single box open. Both are common enough to be worth the turn.
COMES. It is the most frequent entry in the group and its S ending is common enough that a miss still rules out a useful slice.