The image is the net of a cube.
Consider the vertices and face centres as forming six separate networks with each having five locations.
The object is to allocate each of the 14 locations a unique letter of the alphabet such that the letters contained in each of the six networks reads as a five letter word.
The word may begin at any point of the network with successive letters being adjacent to its predecessor. For example,
M, I, N, E, D may occupy the respective positions of 1, 2, 3, 4, 11.
Note that the word D E N I M is readable in the reverse direction and thus yields 2 words for that network.
With the latter thought in mind, how many words can you derive from your six networks?
[I have 9 and used 4 vowels.]
Note: Please try to limit words to what might be readily accessible in a common "pocket" English dictionary. 
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