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One hundred twenty five words carry I second and L third, and a doubled L runs through a quarter of them.
L takes the fourth box in thirty three of the one hundred twenty five, which means a second L straight after the first. BILLS, HILLS, MILLS, PILLS, FILLY and DILLY all work this way.
FILES, MILES, FILMS, PILOT and VILLA are the most common. FILED, BILLS, HILLS and FILTH all come up regularly.
E takes it in twenty eight of the one hundred twenty five, giving FILES, MILES, BILES, GILET and KILEY. Between the doubled L and the E shape, sixty one of the group is accounted for.
S closes forty seven of the one hundred twenty five, thirty eight percent, which is a very high share. Y follows on nineteen.
So ruling out a plural is the single most valuable move on this page. It cuts the field by more than a third in one guess.
PILOT tests the O and T, which the doubled L branch never uses. FILES confirms the commonest ending but leaves the bulk of the group live.
A bilby is an Australian marsupial and a bilbo is a type of sword. The last letter is the only thing standing between them.
Thirty three of the one hundred twenty five repeat a letter, almost all of them an LL. English builds a lot of short nouns and Y adjectives on that shape.
A thread like anatomical structure. HILUM, a similar term for the scar on a seed, sits beside it and differs only in the first box.