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Thirty seven words put U second and D third, and two rhyming families carry most of the page.
JUDGE, AUDIO, AUDIT, NUDGE and KUDOS are the entries in general use. BUDDY, FUDGE, MUDDY and DUDES all come up regularly.
BUDGE, FUDGE, JUDGE, NUDGE and PUDGE all share their last four letters and differ in the opening box alone. G takes the fourth box in six of the thirty seven.
BUDDY, CUDDY, DUDDY, MUDDY, NUDDY, PUDDY and RUDDY all double the D and close on Y. D takes the fourth box in nine of the thirty seven, slightly ahead of G.
Between the two clusters most of this page is accounted for, and both share the same weakness. Each differs only at the front, which is the one box the pattern leaves entirely open.
Y and S each close ten of the thirty seven, with E on six. The Y ending belongs almost entirely to the doubled D words.
So the last letter is a reasonable early test. It splits the page between the two big families before you commit to an opening letter.
AUDIT tests the A, I and T, none of which the UDGE and UDDY clusters use. JUDGE sits inside the busiest shape.
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