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V first and T third covers 16 words, and nearly half of them put I in the box between.
I leads at about forty four percent, O at twenty five, E at nineteen and A at thirteen.
VOTES, VITAL and VOTED are the three most common entries, and they split across the two biggest branches.
VOTES, VOTED and VOTER share their first three letters and differ only in the last box.
So the O branch is settled by a single letter once you are inside it, which makes it the quickest part of the page to finish.
VITAL is the one word there anyone would name. VITAE and VITRO are Latin forms that survive in English inside set phrases rather than on their own.
VOTES is the opener. It covers the family where one guess resolves three words, and its S ending is one the I branch mostly avoids.
No. VISIT puts S in the third box and its T last. The T needs to sit two boxes earlier.
Both are in the list and both appear in English writing inside set phrases. Whether a puzzle accepts them depends on the word list it draws from.
VOTER on the O branch and VETER behind it. If an R lands in the last box, VOTER is very nearly the answer.