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Forty three words put F first and O third, and the FLO and FRO openings take the great majority of them.
L takes the second box in nineteen of the forty three, forty four percent, and R takes fifteen. Together that is thirty four of the page.
O itself takes five more, giving FOODS, FOOLS and FOOTS. After those three branches almost nothing is left.
FLOAT, FLOCK, FLOOD, FLOOR, FLOUR and FLOWN are all ordinary words, which is a high hit rate for a branch this size. FLOPS, FLOWS and FLOSS fill it out.
FRONT, FROST, FROTH, FROWN and FROZE carry the R branch and every one of them is common. It is smaller than FLO but just as useful per guess.
S closes fourteen of the forty three, thirty three percent, well ahead of Y on five. Nine words repeat a letter, mostly the doubled O of FLOOD, FLOOR, FOODS and FOOLS.
Both are common and they sit in different branches, so guessing one of each across two turns covers most of the page.
Yes, they are variant spellings of the same thing and both appear on this list. They differ only in the second box.
A grant of land held in fee. It is one of the rarer entries and it doubles the F at the end.