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Only fifteen words place N second and G third, and two of the commonest are an anagram of each other.
They use the same five letters in a different order and both are ordinary words. If you have every letter confirmed but not its position, this pair is the reason you are still stuck.
ANGRY, ANGER, ANGEL, ANGLE and ANGST are the entries in general use. INGOT and ANGLO are worth remembering.
A takes seven of the fifteen, U takes five and I takes three. Fifteen of the fifteen start with a vowel, so the first box is a three way choice.
The U words are all the un prefix at work. UNGAG, UNGET, UNGOD, UNGOT and UNGUM are negations rather than words in their own right.
T closes four of the fifteen, more than any other letter, coming from ANGST, INGOT, UNGET and UNGOT.
ANGEL ends in EL like the names Daniel and Gabriel. ANGLE ends in LE like circle and triangle, the shapes it belongs with.
ANGER is the noun and ANGRY the adjective. Both are here and they split across the last two boxes.
A fire burning in a hearth, and by extension the hearth itself. The word survives in inglenook.
A deep anxiety about existence rather than ordinary worry. English borrowed it from German and kept the heavier sense.
Zero of them do, so no box repeats anywhere in this group.