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18 five letter words start with IL, and almost none of them are words in general use.
I leads at about forty four percent, E at twenty eight and a second L at seventeen. A takes the small remainder.
ILIAC, ILEUM, ILEAL, ILIUM and ILEUS are all anatomical terms for parts of the hip and gut. Between them they are most of the page.
ILLUS is an abbreviation and ILIAD is a proper name, which leaves the group with no everyday word at all.
If the tiles genuinely give you an I and an L in the first two boxes, the answer is almost certainly a term you would not guess from ordinary vocabulary.
That is worth knowing before you spend two turns hunting for a familiar word that is not there.
Check the tile positions before spending a turn here, because an IL opening is far more often a misread than a real answer.
Not at five letters. ILL and ILLS are shorter, and the five letter forms are anatomical terms, abbreviations or names.
ILEUM is part of the small intestine and ILIUM is a hip bone. They differ in one box, which makes them easy to confuse.
The anatomical terms are built on Latin roots beginning ILI, and those forms account for most of what the page holds.