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Thirty four words hold E second and P third, and a single prefix accounts for a good share of them.
REPAY, REPEL, REPIN, REPOT and REPEG are all the re prefix bolted onto a short verb. R opens eight of the thirty four, more than any other letter.
REPLY, DEPTH, DEPOT and SEPIA are the entries in ordinary use, with TEPID and LEPER close behind. REPRO turns up regularly in printing and publishing.
SEPAL, SEPIA, SEPOY and SEPTA come from Latin and Greek roots, while LEPER, LEPRA and LEPID share the root behind leprosy. Neither group has anything to do with the re prefix.
A and I each take the fourth box in seven of the thirty four, with E on six. No single letter dominates, so the fourth box narrows the field without settling it.
The last box is wider still, with thirteen letters appearing there. S closes six, which is the most any one ending manages.
They share only the E and the P. DEPTH tests the TH ending while REPLY tests the Y, so whichever you try the other stays live.
The plural of septum, a dividing wall inside a body or a structure. SEPAL, a leaf of a flower calyx, sits nearby and is easy to confuse with it.
It carries P in both the third and fourth boxes. It is one of three entries here that repeat a letter.