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Eleven words put D in the second box and O in the third, and every single one opens with a vowel.
Seven start with A, two with I and two with O. No consonant leads here at all, so if your puzzle has ruled vowels out of the first box, this pattern is already gone.
ADOPT, ADORE, ADOBE and ADORN come out of the A branch and all of them are common. IDOLS and ODORS cover the other two openings worth knowing.
Endings lean toward E, which takes three of the eleven. ODOUR is the one that catches people, since ODORS and ODOUR are the same idea spelled two different ways and both sit in this list.
Yes. ADOBE is the clay building material and ADOBO is a cooking method. They differ only in the last box.
ADOPT, with ADORE close behind. Both are ordinary verbs, which is why they turn up far more than anything else here.
No five letter English word opens with a consonant followed by D and then O. The AD, ID and OD prefixes are the only routes in, and each begins with a vowel.
Both spellings sit in this list, ODORS and ODOUR. Which one your game accepts depends on the word list it runs on.