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Thirty eight words hold E second and G third, and the verb beg supplies a large share of them.
BEGAN, BEGIN, BEGUN, BEGET, BEGOT and BEGAT all come from two short verbs. B opens ten of the thirty eight, more than any other letter, and the BEG shape accounts for most of them.
LEGAL, BEGIN, VEGAN, REGAL and LEGIT are the entries most likely to be wanted. AEGIS and SEGUE are familiar enough but come up less often.
A takes it in ten of the thirty eight, with U on seven and E on five. That is where LEGAL, REGAL, BEGAN and VEGAN all sit.
Four of the thirty eight repeat a letter, and the repeat is usually a second G. LEGGY, PEGGY and YEGGS all work that way, and all three are easy to overlook.
They share only the E and G. BEGIN tests the I and N while LEGAL tests the A and L, so whichever you pick the other stays live.
A smooth transition from one thing into the next, used in music and in speech. It is spelled nothing like it sounds, which makes it easy to miss.
A dark cotton soil found in parts of India. It is specialist vocabulary and not something to guess towards.
Only the final letter separates them. BEGUM is a title for a Muslim woman of high rank and BEGUN is the past participle of begin.