| Below you will find a little list to help you out. I | | | | by..............near |
| have not only alphabetize them but | | | | bye.............farewellbuyer...........one who purchases |
| cross-referenced them as well.a.............very short | | | | byre............a cow barncache...........hidden storage |
| little insignificant English word | | | | cash............legal tendercached..........hidden away |
| eh............an interrogative utteranceacts..........things | | | | cashed..........converted to legal |
| done | | | | tendercalendar........chart of days |
| ax............chopping toolad..............short for advertisement | | | | calender........paper presscall............summon |
| | | | caul............amnionic membrane |
| add.............short for additionadds............performs | | | | col.............a mountain passcaller..........one who calls |
| additions | | | | collar..........band attached to the neck of |
| ads.............more than one advertisement | | | | garmentcan't...........contraction of "can not" |
| adze............axe-like toolade.............sweetened citrus fruit | | | | cant............a bevelcannon..........big gun |
| beverage | | | | canon...........body of lawcanter..........a moderate gallop |
| aid.............to assist | | | | cantor..........singercanvas..........rough cloth |
| aide............an assistantaerie...........eagle's nest | | | | canvass.........examine thoroughlycapital.........most |
| airy............breezyaero............of aircraft | | | | important |
| arrow...........slender, pointed shaftaffect..........to change | | | | capitol.........center of governmentcarat...........unit of |
| | | | weight for precious stones, equal to 200 |
| effect..........resultail.............sick | | | | milligrams |
| ale.............beeraisle...........walkway | | | | caret...........proofreader's insertion mark |
| I'll............contraction of "I will" | | | | carrot..........edible orange root |
| Isle............islandall.............everything | | | | karat...........one 24th part of otherwise pure |
| awl.............pointed scriberallowed.........permitted | | | | goldcarol...........Christmas song |
| aloud...........spokenaltar...........raised center of worship | | | | carrel..........study enclosurecarpal..........a bone of the |
| alter...........to changean..............a single instance | | | | carpus |
| Ann.............a woman's nameant.............insect | | | | carpel..........a pistilcast............throw |
| aunt............parent's sisterante............preliminary bet | | | | caste...........a social classcaster..........one who throws |
| auntie..........sister of a parentarc.............portion of a | | | | castor..........beaver's musk glandcause...........generative |
| circle | | | | force |
| ark.............vesselascent..........a climb | | | | caws............sounds of crowscay.............a low island |
| assent..........agreeate.............past tense of eat | | | | key.............opens locks |
| eight...........the number base of octalauger...........a drill | | | | quay............a wharfcedar...........an evergreen tree |
| augur...........foretellaural...........of hearing | | | | seeder..........one who broadcasts seedscede............give |
| oral............of the mouthauricle.........external part of the | | | | |
| ear | | | | seed............part of a plant from which a new one |
| oracle..........seeraway............distant | | | | growsceding..........giving |
| aweigh..........just clear of the bottomawed............in a | | | | seeding.........plantingceiling.........top of the room |
| state of wonder | | | | sealing.........close a package or envelopecell............a |
| odd.............not usualawful...........really bad | | | | small room |
| offal...........butchered entrailsaye.............naval affirmative | | | | sell............exchange for moneycellar..........under a house |
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| eye.............ocular organ | | | | seller..........one who sellscenser..........incense dish |
| I...............oneself, first person nominativebail............bucket | | | | censor..........bad people who fear knowledge |
| handle | | | | sensor..........a device which |
| bale............bundle of haybailed..........pumping water out | | | | detectscensus..........numbering, an accounting |
| of a boat | | | | senses..........facultiescent............one hundredth of a |
| baled...........gather into a balebailing.........pumping water | | | | dollar |
| out of a boat | | | | scent...........an aroma |
| baling..........wire used to tie balesbait............torment | | | | sent............dispatchedcents...........hundredths of a dollar |
| bate............lessenbaited..........past tense of bait | | | | scents..........many aromas |
| bated...........past tense of batebaiting.........tormenting | | | | sense...........detectcere............waxy fleshy covering at |
| bating..........lesseningbaize...........green felt | | | | the base of the upper beak in some birds |
| bays............one or more enclosed arms of the | | | | sear............cooking technique |
| oceanbald............hairless | | | | seer............a prophet |
| balled..........made into a sphere | | | | sere............natural succession of plant or animal |
| bawled..........cried aloudball............a sphere | | | | communitiescereal..........grains |
| bawl............cryband............a group | | | | serial..........sequential orderCeres...........Roman Goddess |
| banned..........forbiddenbard............a poet | | | | of agriculture |
| barred..........enclosed by poles, denied | | | | series..........a sequence of thingscession.........giving up |
| accessbare............naked | | | | session.........a period spent in continuous |
| bear............ursinebark............outer sheath of a tree, | | | | activitychalk...........calcareous earthy substance |
| noise made by a dog | | | | chock...........wedge to keep wheels from |
| barque..........square-rigged sailing shipbaron...........minor | | | | rollingchance..........happenstance |
| royalty | | | | chants..........more than one litanychard...........spinach-like |
| barren..........unable to bear childrenBarry...........a man's | | | | vegetable |
| name | | | | charred.........burntchased..........quickly followed |
| berry...........small fruit | | | | chaste..........virginal, purecheck...........a tic mark, or |
| bury............put underbasal...........forming the base | | | | personal promissory note |
| basil...........an herbbase............the bottom support for | | | | Czech...........from Czech |
| anything | | | | Republicchews...........masticating |
| bass............the lowest musical pitch or | | | | choose..........to selectChile...........a South American |
| rangebased...........supported | | | | country |
| baste...........swab with liquid during | | | | chili...........dried pod of red pepper |
| cookingbases...........what baseball players like to steal | | | | chilly..........uncomfortably coolchoir...........church singers |
| basis...........principal constituent of anything | | | | quire...........the twentieth part of a ream of |
| basses..........many four-stringed | | | | papercholer..........yellow bile |
| guitarsbask............warm oneself pleasantly | | | | collar..........around your neckchoral..........by a chorus |
| basque..........tight fitting bodice or tunic | | | | coral...........marine polyp skeletonchorale.........a choir |
| Basque..........people of the Pyreneesbat.............a blind, | | | | corral..........a pen for horseschord...........three tones in |
| flying rodent | | | | harmony |
| batt............a flat padbaud............bits per second | | | | cord............very light rope |
| bawd............a procuressbay.............an enclosed arm of | | | | cored...........divested of its central |
| the ocean | | | | partchute...........inclined trough |
| bey.............a Turkish officialbe..............exist | | | | shoot...........project an objectcite............refer to |
| bee.............pollinating buzzerbeach...........sandy seaside | | | | sight...........vision |
| beech...........a type of treebean............a legume | | | | site............a locationcited...........referenced |
| been............past tense of bebeat............hit | | | | sighted.........visually identified |
| beet............edible red rootbeau............male friend | | | | sited...........locatedcites...........past tense of cite |
| bow.............a curve or bend; double-slipped reef | | | | sights..........tourist rationale |
| knotbeaut...........slang for beauty, beautiful | | | | sites...........more than one locationclack...........a |
| butte...........steep sided hillbeen............past tense of be | | | | chattering sound |
| bin.............a box or containerbeer............alcoholic | | | | claque..........a group hired to applaud, |
| beverage made from hops | | | | sycophantsClaus...........fat, jolly guy with presents |
| bier............a temporary frame for a | | | | clause..........contractual unit |
| coffinbel.............Indian thorn tree | | | | claws...........big fingernailsclew............sheet cringle on a |
| Bel.............Babylonian god | | | | sail |
| bell............metal object used to signal when struck | | | | clue............a hintclick...........ticking noise |
| belle...........beautiful womanberth...........anchorage | | | | clique..........exclusive groupclimb...........ascending |
| birth...........your method of arrivalbesot...........get drunk | | | | clime...........climateclose...........shut |
| besought........past tense of | | | | clothes.........garmentscoal............black mineral |
| beseechbetter..........superior | | | | cole............plants in the crucifer |
| bettor..........one who betsbight...........middle of a rope | | | | familycoaled..........supplied with coal |
| bite............a mouthful | | | | cold............opposite of warmcoarse..........rough |
| byte............eight bits(computer term)billed..........has a bill | | | | course..........path of travelcoat............wear it for |
| | | | warmth |
| build...........to constructbit.............past tense of bite | | | | cote............small animal shedcoax............persuade |
| bitt............large cleat for tying up shipsblew............past | | | | cokes...........more than one soft drinkcocks...........more |
| tense of blow | | | | than one male chicken, pulls back a guns hammer |
| blue............colorbloc............an alliance | | | | cox.............a coxswain |
| block...........square three dimensional,to hinder | | | | Cox.............a variety of eating applecoddling........to |
| passage objectboar............wild pig | | | | treat tenderly |
| Boer............a South African of Dutch descent | | | | codling.........small, unripe applecoffer..........a strongbox; |
| boor............tasteless buffoon | | | | decorative, sunken ceiling panels |
| bore............not interestingboard...........a plank | | | | cougher.........one who coughscoin............money |
| bored...........not interestedboarder.........lodger who gets | | | | quoin...........corner stonecolonel.........military officer |
| meals, too | | | | kernel..........seedcomplacence.....self-satisfaction |
| border..........perimeterbode............an omen | | | | complaisance....willingness to |
| bowed...........curvedbold............brave | | | | pleasecomplacent......self-satisfied |
| bowled..........knocked overbolder..........more | | | | complaisant.....willing to |
| courageous | | | | pleasecomplement......allotment |
| boulder.........large rockbole............trunk | | | | compliment......encomiumconch...........marine mollusk |
| boll............round seed pod | | | | conk............blow to the headcoo.............a soft |
| bowl............dishboos............disparaging sounds from fans | | | | murmuring sound |
| | | | coup............a successful stroke, military |
| booze...........slang for alcoholborn............brought into life | | | | takeovercopes...........gets along with adversity |
| borne...........past participle of bear | | | | copse...........a stand of treescopped..........swiped |
| bourn...........a small stream or | | | | Copt............a native Egyptian to a |
| boundaryborough.........township | | | | Romancops............police officers |
| burrow..........dig into the groundbough...........tree branch | | | | copse...........a small woodcore............inner part |
| | | | corps...........bodycosign..........sign in addition |
| bow.............front of a ship; respectful | | | | cosine..........sine of the complementcouncil.........group |
| bendbuoy............navigational aid | | | | of leaders |
| boy.............male childbra.............brassiere | | | | counsel.........advisorcraft...........a manual occupation |
| braw............well-groomedbraid...........a weave of three | | | | kraft...........strong paper made from wood |
| strands | | | | pulpcrater..........impact hole |
| brayed..........a donkey criedbraise..........cook with oil | | | | krater..........ancient Greek jarCrays...........more than |
| and water | | | | one supercomputer |
| brays...........loud, harsh crybrake...........stopping device | | | | craze...........a sensation, a fadcreak...........squeak |
| break...........split apartbreach..........break through | | | | creek...........small streamcrewed..........served by a |
| breech..........the back partbread...........a loaf | | | | crew |
| bred............past tense of breedbrewed..........fermented | | | | crude...........coarse, |
| | | | unsophisticatedcrewel..........embroidering with yarn |
| brood...........familybrews...........cook slowly | | | | cruel...........mercilesscrews...........more than one crew |
| bruise..........a contusionbridal..........pertaining to brides | | | | cruise..........a sea journeycue.............a signal |
| bridle..........horse's headgearbroach..........raise a subject | | | | Kew.............home of the famous English gardens |
| brooch..........an ornament fastened to | | | | queue...........a waiting linecurrant.........small berry |
| clothingbrows...........multiple foreheads | | | | current.........of the presentcurser..........one who |
| browse..........grazingbundt...........type of cake | | | | swears |
| bunt............hit a pitch without swingingburger..........meat | | | | cursor..........on-screen positional indicatorcygnet..........a |
| sandwich | | | | young swan |
| burgher.........merchantbus.............large multi-passenger | | | | signet..........an authenticating |
| vehicle | | | | sealcymbal..........percussive brass dish |
| buss............a kissbussed..........kissed | | | | symbol..........a representationAE Wise is an author |
| bust............head and shoulders | | | | on |
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