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Thirty three words put U second and P third, and a doubled P accounts for most of the repeats.
CUPPY, DUPPY, GUPPY and PUPPY all double the P and close on Y. P takes the fourth box in six of the thirty three, and seven entries carry a repeated letter overall.
E takes the fourth box in nine of the thirty three, giving SUPER, RUPEE, DUPED, DUPES, CUPEL and JUPES. It is the commonest shape on the page and the one with the most ordinary words in it.
SUPER, PUPIL, PUPPY, RUPEE and CUPID are the entries in general use. LUPUS, LUPIN and SUPRA come up in medical, botanical and legal writing.
PUPIL tests the I and L, which the E branch does not reach, and it avoids the crowded ER ending. SUPER confirms a common shape but narrows less.
An ordered sequence of values, used constantly in mathematics and programming. It is the most modern word on this page.
Above, used in legal and academic writing to refer back to something cited earlier. It is Latin taken into English unchanged.
Old words for an elf or goblin, both variants of oaf. They are archaic and turn up mainly in Shakespeare.
A sealskin tent used by Inuit peoples in summer. TUPEK is an alternative spelling and both appear here.