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One hundred fifty six words put R second and O third, and a W in the fourth box shapes a large slice of them.
W takes the fourth box in sixteen of the one hundred fifty six. BROWN, BROWS, CROWD, CROWN, CROWS, DROWN, FROWN, GROWL, GROWN, GROWS, PROWL and TROWS all carry it.
For a letter that rarely sits inside a word that is a striking share. It also produces a lot of near pairs, since BROWN and BROWS differ in the last box alone.
GROUP, FRONT, CROSS, BROWN and WROTE are the most common. WRONG, PROOF, BROAD, PROUD and CROWN come up constantly too.
BROOD, BROOK, BROOM, CROOK, CROON, DROOL, DROOP and PROOF all put a second O straight after the first. O takes the fourth box in nineteen of the one hundred fifty six.
Twenty five of the one hundred fifty six carry a repeated letter altogether. Between the doubled O words and CROSS and GROSS, repeats are worth testing early.
E closes thirty three of the one hundred fifty six and S closes thirty, with T on thirteen and K on eleven. The last box is busier than most.
BROWN tests the W branch, which is the largest single shape here. GROUP tests the U and P and tells you less about where the answer sits.
GROWN is the past participle of grow and a growl is a low threatening sound. The final letter is the only thing between them.
The groove at the end of a barrel stave that holds the head in place. It is coopering vocabulary.
A Scottish dish of oatmeal mixed with boiling water or stock. BROSY is the adjective.