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Only twelve words put T first and Y third, and nothing here repeats a letter.
A Y in the third box needs a consonant in front of it, and very few follow a T. O takes the second box in four of the twelve, H takes three and R takes two. A, U and W manage one each.
THYME is the one word here most people would produce. TRYST is reachable, and TOYED and TOYER follow from the O branch. THYMI, THYMY, TAYRA, TOYON, TOYOS, TRYMA, TUYER and TWYER are all valid entries and none is vocabulary you would reach for.
M and E tie for the fourth box at four words each, and R closes three of the twelve. With a list this short there is no distribution worth working, so read the twelve against the boxes you have and play whichever fits.
On this pattern it usually is. TRYST is the realistic alternative and the two share nothing after the T.
A nozzle through which air is forced into a furnace, also spelled tuyere. TUYER is the variant here and both sit on this list.
No. TYPES has Y in the second box and P in the third, so it sits on the T first and P third pattern instead.