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Sixty six words carry R second and U third, and the group is dominated by short blunt sounds.
CRUMP, FRUMP, GRUMP and TRUMP share one shape, BRUSH, CRUSH and FRUSH another, and CRUST, TRUST and FRUST a third. Each cluster differs in the opening letter and nothing else.
TRUST, DRUGS, TRUTH, TRUCK and FRUIT are the most common. TRULY, TRUNK, DRUNK, BRUSH and CRUDE all come up regularly.
That is an unusually high proportion of ordinary vocabulary for a group this size. Most pages of sixty six entries carry far more dead weight than this one does.
S takes it in eleven of the sixty six and M in nine, with N and E on seven each. Those cover the ST, SH, MP and ME shapes between them.
T and E each close eleven of the sixty six, with S on ten. No single ending runs away with the page.
That flatness is unusual. On most groups this size one ending takes a third or more, and here the last box stays genuinely open.
FRUIT tests the F and I, neither of which the ST and SH clusters use. TRUST sits inside the busiest shape and narrows less.
A curved timber used in pairs to support a roof in medieval buildings. It is architectural vocabulary.
To belch, in formal or medical usage. ERUGO, a green film on copper, sits nearby and is equally rare.