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Sixty words place E second and S third, which puts the S inside the word rather than at the end as a plural.
T takes the fourth box in twenty three of the sixty, thirty eight percent. TESTS, RESTS, PESTS, VESTS, NESTS and JESTS all run through it.
RESET, RESIT, RESAW, RESEW, RESOW and RESAY are the re prefix on short verbs. R opens twelve of the sixty, ahead of every other letter.
RESIN and RESID break that pattern despite looking the same. Neither is a prefix at work, which is worth knowing if you are reasoning from the first two letters.
TESTS, DESKS, MESSY, PESTS and RESIN are the everyday members. Beyond those the group leans more technical and dialectal than most on this site.
S closes sixteen of the sixty and Y closes nine. Between them they cover a good share of the endings, so testing for a plural early pays off.
Here the S sits in the third box with two letters behind it. In a word like BOXES the ES comes at the end, which is a different shape entirely.
It repeats both the T and the S, so it wastes letters. DESKS or RESIN will usually tell you more on a first guess.
A white primer used to prepare a surface for painting. It is one of seven entries here that repeat a letter.
To make foolish or muddled, usually through drink. BESOM, a broom made of twigs, sits beside it and differs in the last box.