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Thirty six words put P second and A third, and nearly all of them open with the same letter.
S opens thirty of the thirty six, eighty three percent, and every one of those runs SPA. SPACE, SPARE, SPARK, SPANK and SPADE are the entries you are most likely to want.
A opens three of the thirty six, giving APART, APACE and APAID. OPAHS, OPALS and EPACT fill out the rest, and APART is the only one of them in everyday use.
R and L each take it in five of the thirty six, with C, I and N on four each. Thirteen letters appear there in all.
So the shape of the page is unusual. The first letter is nearly given, and everything you have to work out sits in the back half of the word.
E closes eight of the thirty six and S closes seven, with T on five. Those three carry most of the endings.
They share four letters, so neither tells you much about the other. SPACE covers the commoner ending.
A cavalry soldier in the Ottoman or French colonial armies. It is a historical term and one of the stranger spellings here.
To break stone or ore into smaller fragments, and also the fragment itself. It is a quarrying and engineering term.
The number of days by which the solar year exceeds the lunar year. It is used in calculating the date of Easter.
It is the only common word here that does not start with S, so it settles the first box either way. That is worth more than it looks on a page this lopsided.