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Only seven words hold S second and H third, and most of them are built on one short stem.
ASHED, ASHEN, ASHES and ASHET all run ASH and change only the last letter. A opens four of the seven, more than any other letter.
ASHEN and ASHES are the two in general use. ASHED is a verb form and an ASHET is a large serving plate in Scots and northern English.
It works as both noun and verb and is the entry most likely to be wanted after ASHES. It is also the only one here that opens with U.
E takes the fourth box in five of the seven, leaving A with the rest. Only two letters appear there, which makes that box close to decided.
USHER settles whether the word belongs to the ASH family, which is the main question on this page. ASHES only helps if you already suspect it does.
A large flat dish for serving meat, used in Scotland and northern England. It comes from the French assiette.
An exclamation of impatience or contempt, now distinctly old fashioned. It is one of the few English words written with an initial PS.
A gum resin used in older medicine, also written ammoniac. It is the least familiar entry here.
Zero of the seven do. Repeats simply do not occur on this page.