1. The noun pail, which means "... a cylindrical vessel for carrying liquids, etc., properly having a handle; a bucket."

the adjective pale, which means "... of a whitish or ashen appearance." (Also a verb which means to whiten or lighten the appearance of and a noun meaning a sharply pointed stick; a fence, or a boundary.)

2. The pronoun our, which is "... the possessive case of the pronoun we."

the noun hour, which means "... a space of time equal to sixty minutes or 1/24 of a day."

3. The noun steak, which means "... a slice of meat which is usually broiled or fried."

the adjective stake , which means "... a stick or post sharpened at one end to be driven into the ground."

4 The adverb there, which means "... in, at or about that place (usually at a distant place)."

The pronominal adjective their, which is "... the possessive case of the pronoun they."

The contraction they're, which means "... they are."

5. The noun peak, which means "... the highest point; a projecting point or edge; the top of a mountain or roof."

The verb peek, which means "... to look furtively, secretly, slyly, or quickly."

The noun pique, which means "... a feeling of irritation or resentment." (There is also a verb spelled exactly the same which means to excite, stimulate, arouse, or provoke.)

1. The noun reed, which means "... the slender, frequently jointed stem of certain tall grasses growing in wet places; the grasses themselves."

the verb read, which means "... to apprehend the meaning of a text or image by by perceiving the form and relation of the printed or written characters."

2. The noun stair, which means "... a step, or one of a series of steps, for mounting or descending from one level to another."

the verb stare, which means "... to gaze fixedly, as from admiration, fear, or insolence."

3. The verb read, which is "... past tense of the verb to read."

the adjective red, which means "... one of the primary colors occurring at the opposite end of the spectrum from violet."

4 The verb pare, which means "... to trim off or cut away the covering or a layer of."

The noun pair, which means "... two persons or things of a kind that are joined, related, or associated; a couple; brace."

The verb pear, which means "... the juicy, fleshy, edible fruit of a tree of the rose family."

5. The conjunction or, which is used to "... introduce an alternative; offering a choice of a series."

The noun oar, which means "... an implement, consisting of a long shaft and a blade, used for propelling a boat."

The noun ore, which means "... a natural substance, such as a mineral or rock, containing a valuable metal."

1. The noun way, which means "... a manner or method of doing something; a procedure. A direction, turn, route, or line of motion."

the verb weigh, which means "... to determine the weight of, as by measuring out on a scale or balance."

2. The intransitive verb wait, which means "... to stay or remain in expectation, as of an anticipated action or event."

the noun weight, which means "... any quantity of heaviness expressed indefinitely or in terms of standard units."

3. The noun waist, which means "... the part of the body between the chest and the hips."

the verb waste, which means "... to use up, consume, or expend thoughtlessly, uselessly, or without return."

4 The verb wear, which means "... to carry or have on the person as a garment or ornament; to impair, waste, or consume by use or constant action."

The noun ware, which means "... articles of the same class, especially manufactured goods used collectively, often in combination."

The adverb where, which means "... at or in what place, relation, or situation."

5. The adjective or pronoun which, which means "... what particular person or thing or collection of persons or things of a certain class."

The noun witch, which means "... a woman who practices sorcery; one having supernatural powers, especially to work evil and usually through association with evil spirits or the devil."

1. The noun rest, which means "... to cease from effort or activity for a time so as to refresh oneself."

the verb wrest, which means "... to pull or force away by violent twisting or wringing."

2. The noun ring, which means "... any circular object, line, or mark." (Or the verb with the same spelling means "... to give forth a resonant, sonorous sound when struck.")

the verb wring, which means "... to squeeze or compress by twisting."

3. The noun root, which means "... that from which anything derives origin, growth, or support, or life and vigor."

the noun route, which means "... a course, road, or way taken in travelling from one point to another."

4 The verb write, which means "... to trace or inscribe letters, words, numbers, or symbols on a surface with pen, pencil, or by other means."

The adjective right, which means "... done in accordance with or conformable to moral or to some standard or correctness; equitable; just."

The noun rite, which means "... any formal practice or custom, usually referring to a solemn or religious ceremony performed in an established or prescribed manner."

5. The adjective tough, which means "... capable of sustaining great tension or strain without breaking."

The noun tuff, which means "... a fragmentary volcanic rock composed from material varying in size from fine sand to coarse gravel."

1. break; brake.

2. road; rode.

3. bomb; balm.

4. roe; row.

5. dough; doe.

1. do; dew; due.

2. bowl a deep, round dish; bole the trunk of a tree.

3. wrote; rote.

4. sea; see; and the letter "C".

5. flew; flue; flu.

1. mall; maul.

2. all; awl.

3. pall; pawl.

4. so; sew; sow.

5. through; threw.

1. great; grate.

2. tear; tier.

3. fir; fur.

4. one; won.

5. peace; piece.

1. plane; plain.

2. in; inn.

3. son; sun.

4. fore; for; four.

5. reign; rain.

1. not; knot.

2. bare; bear.

3. peel; peal.

4. slay; sleigh.

5. new; knew; gnu.

1. flower; flour.

2. taut; taught.

3. aid; aide.

4. by; buy; bye.

5. sail; sale.

1. loan; lone.

2. site; sight.

3. night; knight.

4. mite; might.

5. weather; whether.

1. bail; bale.

2. pore; pour.

3. sent; scent; cent.

4. nit; knit.

5. lay; lei.

1. lie; lye.

2. heard; herd.

3. feet; feat; fete.

4. board; bored

5. hear; here.

1. hair; hare.

2. way, weigh, whey.

3. The noun steel, which is "... ."

The verb steal, which means "... ."

4. The noun shoe which means "... a protective outer covering for the human foot; a rim or plate of metal (usually iron) to protect the hoof of an animal."

The verb shoo which means "... to drive away with a shout; as in shoo, fly."

The verb shew which is an archaic* word for "... to show." (*Note: look in the dictionary for the definition of the word "archaic.")

5. The noun peel, which means "... the natural covering, as in skin or rind, of certain kinds of fruit such as lemons, oranges, or grapefruit." or the verb peel, which means "... to remove the covering, bark, or skin."

The noun peal, which means "... a prolonged sonorous sound as of a bell or thunder."

1. air; heir; aire.

2. bail; bale.

3. The verb rap, which means "... to strike sharply or quickly; to hit."

The verb wrap, which means "... to surround and cover by something folded or would around."

4. the verb sealing, which means

The noun ceiling, which means

5. reel, real.

1. The verb slew, which is the past tense of the verb "... to slay."

The noun slough, which is "... a place of deep mud or mire; a bog; a stagnant swamp, backwater, inlet, or pond in which the water backs up."

The verb slue, which means "... to cause to move sideways as if some portion were pivoted."

2. beat; beet.

3. hole; whole.

4. straight; strait.

5. poll; pole.

1. tail; tale.

2. roll; role.

3. tee; tea;

The noun ti, which is a musical term which "... represents the seventh tone of the diatonic scale."

4. wore; war.

5. fowl; foul.

1. male; mail.

2. paws; pause.

3. while; wile.

4. The noun whale, which means "... a marine mammal of fishlike form."

The noun wale, which means "... one of certain strakes of outer planking running fore and aft on a vessel."

The verb wail, which means "... to make a prolonged high-pitched sound, usually of lamentation, grief, or distress."

5. whine; wine.

1. The noun bee, which means "... a four-winged insect feeding primarily on pollen and honey."

the intransitive verb be, which means "... to have substance, truth, or actuality."

2. The verb wave, which means "... to move freely back and forth or up and down,"

or the noun wave which means "... one of a series of ridges or undulations moving on the surface of a liquid."

The verb waive, which means "... to give up or relinquish a claim to."

3. The noun stationery, which means "... writing paper and envelopes. Any writing materials such as pencils, notebooks, etc."

the adjective stationary, which means "... remaining in one place; fixed; not portable or easily moved."

4 The verb meet, which means "... to come upon or encounter."

The noun meat, which means "... the edible part of anything, but most commonly used to describe the flesh of any animal used as food."

The transitive verb mete, which means "... to allot or distribute by a measure."

5. The adjective main, which means "... the first in size or importance; the leading one; .principal; primary; or foremost."

The noun mane, which means "... the long hair growing on and about the neck of some animals."

The noun mien, which means "... a manner, bearing, or expression."