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Only eighteen words place O second and F third, and almost none of them are words you would use.
SOFAS is the entry a puzzle will want most of the time. LOFTS, LOFTY and SOFTS are recognisable, and past those the page turns to slang and dialect.
BOFFO, BOFFS, COFFS, DOFFS, TOFFS and TOFFY all double the F, and every one of them is informal. It is a group with very little ordinary vocabulary in it.
T takes it in seven of the eighteen and F in six. Almost nothing sits outside those two, so the fourth letter is close to a straight choice.
S closes nine of the eighteen, half the group and more, which is what you would expect from a page built largely on plurals.
LOFTY tests the L, T and Y without repeating. SOFAS uses the S twice, which spends part of the guess.
It is an accepted variant spelling of woeful. It is the one entry on the page that looks like a typing error and is not.
Extremely successful, used of films and shows. It comes out of American entertainment trade writing.
A spiced meatball from South Asian and Middle Eastern cooking. It is the only culinary term here.
A method of locating sounds underwater, from sound fixing and ranging. It has nothing to do with the phrase so far.