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Six words put G second and E third, and most of them are plurals of words you have never met.
AGENT is ordinary vocabulary. Everything else here is specialist, and most of the rest are plural forms.
AGERS are things that age, EGERS are tidal bores, OGEES are S shaped curves in architecture, and AGENE is a flour bleaching agent. EGEST, meaning to expel waste, is the one verb.
S closes three of the six and T closes two, with E on one. There is almost nothing else, which makes the final letter the easiest box to call here.
Repeats are scarce, one out of six, and OGEES is the one that carries it with a double E.
A moulding or arch with an S shaped double curve, common in Gothic architecture. OGEES is the plural and the form that fits here.
To discharge waste from the body, the opposite of ingest. It is a biology term rather than an everyday word.
Yes. It is the only entry here that a puzzle setter would expect a solver to know.
A tidal bore, a wave travelling up a river against the current. It is also spelled eagre.