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Thirty five words put G first and R third, and no vowel takes more than a quarter of the second box.
I takes the second box in nine words, Y and O in six each, A and U in five each and E in four. That is a row of openings sitting inside a handful of words of each other.
Words like GRAND and GROUP put the R in the second box, so none of them belongs here. This pattern always has a vowel or a Y between the G and the R, which is what keeps the list small.
GYRAL, GYRED, GYRES, GYRON, GYROS and GYRUS all put Y in the second box, where every other word has a true vowel. That is six of the thirty five, which is very high for a letter most players ignore.
Several of those mirror an I spelling exactly. GYROS and GIROS both appear, as do GYRON and GIRON, so confirming the second letter matters more here than the count suggests.
S closes twelve of the thirty five, thirty four percent, with H and Y on five each. Only one word repeats a letter, so a visible double narrows the page to one answer at once.
Both appear on this list. A gyro is a sandwich or a gyroscope, a giro is a payment transfer, and they differ only in the second box.
It is among them, with GIRTH, GIRLS and GURUS. None of this page is high frequency vocabulary, which is unusual for a list this size.
An ancient unit of weight. It sits in the E branch alongside GERBE, GERMS and GERMY.