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Sixty one words carry U second and T third, and nearly a third of them repeat a letter.
T takes the fourth box in seventeen of the sixty one, which puts a second T straight after the first. BUTTE, BUTTS, BUTTY, CUTTY, GUTTY, JUTTY, MUTTS, NUTTY, PUTTY and TUTTI all work that way.
DUTCH, OUTER, AUTOS, TUTOR and CUTIE are the entries in general use. HUTCH, BUTCH and PUTTY come up often enough to matter.
BUTCH, CUTCH, DUTCH, HUTCH, KUTCH and MUTCH all close the same way and differ in the opening letter alone. C takes the fourth box in six of the sixty one.
Only DUTCH and HUTCH are words most readers use. The rest are dialect or trade vocabulary, which makes the cluster more hazard than help.
OUTBY, OUTDO, OUTED, OUTER and OUTGO all begin with the ordinary word out. O opens six of the sixty one, and each is an OUT word.
Y closes twelve of the sixty one and S closes eleven, with H on six from the UTCH cluster.
OUTER tests the O, E and R and settles whether the word belongs to the OUT family. DUTCH only helps if you already suspect the UTCH shape.
An isolated flat topped hill with steep sides, common in the American west. It is French in origin.
All together, a direction in music for the whole ensemble to play. It is Italian and used unchanged.
A large rodent native to the Caribbean, the kind of animal name that fills out a group like this.
Unusual to the point of being shocking, borrowed from French. English usually drops its accent.