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L first and W third gives 18 words, and the most common one is far ahead of everything else.
O takes about forty four percent of the box between, A twenty eight and E twenty two.
The O branch is both the largest and the one holding the familiar words, which does not always happen on these pages.
LOWER is the entry you are most likely to want, with LOWLY and LOWED behind it.
LAWNS is the main A branch word, and the E branch offers nothing in general use at all.
LOWER, LOWLY, LOWED and LOWAN all share their first three letters, so once an O lands in the box between you are choosing between endings rather than words.
LOWER first, then LAWNS. Between them they cover the only two branches holding anything worth a turn.
No, LAWYER runs to six letters. LAWNS is the five letter A branch entry that fits the pattern.
LOWER, by a very large margin. LAWNS is an ordinary word but it turns up far less often in writing.
LEW is not a productive opening in English. The four entries sitting there are surnames and dialect forms rather than words.