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Fifty nine words put P first and N third, and only vowels ever open the second box.
I takes the second box in eighteen of the fifty nine, thirty one percent. A follows on fourteen, U on twelve, E on nine and O on six. No consonant appears there at all.
The branches are close enough that the second box is not a decisive guess, but knowing it must be a vowel rules out most instinctive first tries before you make them.
PANEL, PANIC, PANDA and PANSY carry the A branch and all of them are common. PINCH, PUNCH and PONDS are the reachable words from I, U and O. Those differ from each other in several boxes, which makes them far better openings than another PIN word, since PINKY, PINKO, PINKS, PINTS and PINTO all sit one stem apart.
S closes seventeen of the fifty nine, twenty nine percent, and Y another eleven. E, G and T tie for the fourth box at nine words each, so that box gives you very little.
Both are common and they differ in two boxes. PANIC tests C in the fourth box, which only five words here take.
Yes, and PINTS sits alongside them. A pinto is a horse, a pinta is a skin disease, and the three differ only in the last box.
A fan used to cool a room, worked by hand or by cord. It sits in the U branch with PUNCH and PUNKS.