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Only twelve words carry V second and E third, and just three letters ever follow the E.
R takes it in six of the twelve, N in four and A in two. Nothing else appears there at all, which makes this one of the most constrained fourth boxes on the site.
To avert is to turn something away or prevent it, and to evert is to turn something inside out. They differ in the opening letter alone and both are real verbs, which makes them a genuine trap.
EVERY and EVENT are the two a puzzle is most likely to want, with OVENS, OVERS and OVERT close behind. UVEAL and UVEAS belong to eye anatomy and are the least familiar.
S closes six of the twelve and T closes four, leaving Y and L with one each.
So both ends of the word are tight. Once V and E are confirmed, this page offers fewer genuine options than almost any group of its size.
Overs are completed sets of deliveries in cricket, and overt means done openly. The final letter is all that separates them.
The pigmented layer of the eye lying between the retina and the sclera. UVEAL is the adjective and UVEAS the plural, and both appear here.
A group of small yellow or white flowering plants in the rose family. It is a gardening term and looks like a plural but is not.