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Eleven words carry E second and K third, and they split into two small families.
PEKOE is a grade of black tea, PEKIN is both a duck breed and a fabric, PEKAN is a North American marten and PEKES are Pekingese dogs. P opens four of the eleven, more than any other letter.
DEKED and DEKES come from deke, a feinting move in ice hockey. DEKKO is British slang for a quick look, picked up from Hindi.
E takes the fourth box in four of the eleven and A takes three, which covers most of the group between them.
The last box is wider, with seven letters across eleven words. S closes four of them, so a plural is the single likeliest finish.
A grade of black tea made from young leaves. Orange pekoe is the form most people have seen printed on a packet.
A quick look, as in take a dekko at this. It came into British English from Hindi.
Yes. It means to alter a lock so a different key works, or to type data in again. It is the most ordinary word in this group.