Enter criteria and click Find Words
F first and C third covers 27 words, and the two most common ones sit on different branches.
A leads the box between at about forty one percent, I at nineteen, E at fifteen and U at eleven.
FOCUS is the most common word in the group even though O takes only seven percent of that box, which makes the count a poor guide here.
FACTS, FACES, FACED, FACET and FACER all share their first three letters, so the A branch behaves as one family.
FOCUS and FOCAL are the whole of the O branch, and they differ across the last two boxes.
Both are common enough that if an O turns up in the second box the puzzle is nearly over.
FECAL, FECES and FICHE cover what is left, and none of them is likely enough to spend an early guess on.
No. FENCE puts E in the second box and N in the third. The C lands fourth.
FACES. It covers the largest family and its E and S are letters FOCUS does not test, so a miss still narrows the group.
Yes, F first and C third. It names a plant, and along with FICHE it is one of only two I branch entries anyone is likely to know.