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Nine words put U first and S third, and most are built from a prefix rather than being words in their own right.
N takes the second box in four of the nine and P in two. UNSAY, UNSET, UNSEW and UNSEX all attach UN to a short verb, and UPSET and UPSEY do the same with UP. Only the R branch of three words works differently.
UPSET is the one word here you would use without thinking. UNSET and UNSAY are reachable. After those the page turns technical.
URSAE, URSID and URSON come from the R branch and all three relate to bears in one way or another. None is likely to occur to you during a puzzle.
E dominates the fourth box with five of the nine, fifty six percent. That single fact narrows the page more than anything in the second box does.
Nothing here repeats a letter, so a visible double rules the pattern out. Endings scatter badly, with seven different letters closing nine words, so the last box is the wrong place to spend a guess.
It is the most common word here by a wide margin. UNSET is the nearest rival and they differ in two boxes.
A member of the bear family. URSAE and URSON come from the same root and all three sit in the R branch.
It means to deprive of the characteristics of a sex, and it is an old literary word. It is one of the UN prefix entries rather than anything modern.