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Thirty words put M first and C third, and three vowels share most of the second box between them.
A takes the second box in eleven of the thirty, thirty seven percent. U follows on eight and I on seven. O takes three and E just one.
They differ in a single box and mean opposite things, which makes them the clearest trap here. MUCRO sits alongside them on the same shape and is a botanical term.
H fills the fourth box in seven of the thirty and K in six. Those two cover thirteen of the page between them, so the fourth box is where this pattern really divides.
Both are ordinary words and both sit on this page, which means a confirmed set of letters does not necessarily give you a confirmed word. MACHS and MICHE are nearby on the same H shape.
S closes eight of the thirty, twenty seven percent, with O on four. Only one word repeats a letter, MECCA, so a visible double settles the page at once.
Neither is safe alone, since they differ only in the second box. Guess one and let the result tell you whether the other is live.
A short sharp point at the tip of a leaf. It shares its shape with MACRO and MICRO and is the one you would never think of.
Four words do, and most are the RO shapes like MACRO, MICRO and MUCRO plus MACHO and MICHT. It is an unusually high share for that ending.