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Thirty eight words put F first and U third, and the FLU opening takes nearly half of them.
L takes the second box in eighteen of the thirty eight, forty seven percent. A follows on seven, then O and R on five each and E on three.
FLUID, FLUSH, FLUTE, FLUKE and FLUNG are the reachable words inside it. FLUES, FLUED and FLUEY sit on a shorter stem and differ only at the end.
FAULT and FAUNA are the two here you would actually use, with FAUNS behind them. FAUGH, FAULD, FAURD and FAUVE fill out the branch and none is reachable.
Because the branch is small and its useful words differ from each other in several boxes, a guess there splits the page better than another FLU word would.
FOUND, FOULS and FOUNT carry the O branch, and FRUIT and FRUMP carry R. FOUND and FRUIT are both common enough to be worth an early turn.
N leads the fourth box on six words. S closes seven of the thirty eight and D takes six, so the last box is where most of the remaining work sits.
Yes. It is common, it sits outside the dominant FLU branch and it tests R in the second box, which only five words use.
Only two do, FLUFF being the obvious one. The U in the third box is usually followed by a consonant cluster rather than a repeat.
A type of Dutch sailing ship. It sits in the FLU branch and is the least likely entry there.