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Thirty words put R first and M third, and the vowels share the second box almost equally.
U takes the second box in nine of the thirty, with A and E on seven each, O on four and I on three. Only vowels appear there.
E fills the fourth box in ten words, thirty three percent, and A takes six. That is the more decisive of the two boxes, so it is worth testing before the second.
The E branch is the most productive, holding REMIT, REMIX, REMAN and REMAP, all built on the RE prefix. The U branch holds RUMOR, RUMBA and RUMMY, which are more varied. The A and O branches are thinner, with ROMAN and ROMEO the only entries there most people would reach for.
S closes five of the thirty, seventeen percent, with Y and N on four each. Nothing dominates the last box.
Only three words repeat a letter, RAMMY, RUMMY and one other, so a visible double narrows the page to a shortlist at once.
Both are common and they differ in three boxes. RUMOR tests the largest branch and the R ending together.
A flight feather of a bird's wing. It is one of the RE prefix entries and the only word here ending in X besides REMIX.
RE is a productive English prefix and an M follows it easily. That single fact accounts for seven of the thirty words on this page.