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Air ➡  gas

Heir  ➡  a person having the legal right to receive someone’s property, money, etc., after his death

Ere  ➡ before

Airy ➡ open to the air

Eyrie ➡ a nest built high up among rocks by a bird of prey

Aisle ➡  a passage between rows of seats in a church, theatre, train etc.

Isle ➡ an island

Ail ➡ to cause problems

Ale ➡ a type of beer

Aloud ➡ in a voice that other people can hear

Allowed ➡  let someone/something do

Altar ➡ a holy table in a church or temple

Alter ➡ to change

Analyst v a person who analyses

Annalist ➡ a person who writes annals

Antic  ➡  odd

Antique ➡  ancient

Arc ➡  part of a circle or a curved line

Arch ➡  a curved structure that supports the weight of something above it

Ark ➡  a large boat which Noah built

Area ➡ part of a place, town, etc.

Aria ➡ a song for one voice

Ascent ➡ climbing up

Assent ➡ agreement, to agree

Ash ➡ the grey or black powder 

Ass ➡ a donkey; a stupid person

Bail ➡ surety

Bale ➡ a large amount of a light material pressed tightly together

Bait ➡ food put on a hook to catch fish etc. 

Best ➡ money on a race or an event by trying to predict the result

Baron ➡ a lord

Barren ➡ infertile, not producing fruit or seed

Barter ➡  to exchange goods etc., for other good

Butter ➡ a soft yellow food made from cream of milk

Beach ➡  the shore of the sea

Beech ➡ a tall forest tree

Berth ➡ a place to sleep on a ship or train 

Birth ➡ the process of being born

Born ➡ given birth to

Borne ➡ carried (past participle of bear)

Bourn ➡ boundary, limit

Bare ➡ uncovered

Bear ➡ a heavy wild animal (noun), accept or deal with (verb)

Beer ➡  an alcoholic drink

Bier ➡ a frame on which the dead body is carried at a funeral

Beef ➡ meat that comes from a cow 

Biff ➡ hit someone hard with one’s fist

Boarder ➡  a person who pays money to live in a room in someone else’s house

Border ➡ boundary, line

Braid ➡ a plait of hair

Bread ➡ a type of food made from flour

Brayed ➡  past tense of bray’

Bore ➡ past tense of ‘bear’ (v.), a person who is very boring or annoying (n.)

Boar ➡ a wild pig

Bridal ➡ connected with a bride or a wedding

Bridle ➡ set of leather bands attached to reins

Burro ➡ a small donkey

Burrow ➡ to make a hole in the ground by digging (v.) a hole in the ground made by animals (n.)

Borough ➡  a town or part of a city that has its own local government

Borrow ➡  to take and use something that belongs to another and return it to them at a later time

Canon ➡  a Christian priest; a generally accepted rule 

Cannon ➡  an old type of large heavy gun

Canvas ➡  a strong rough heavy material used for making tents, sails, etc.

Canvass ➡  to solicit votes

Carat ➡  a unit for measuring the weight of gold 

Carrot ➡   a long pointed orange root vegetable 

Cession ➡  the act of giving up land or rights

Session ➡  a period of time spent doing a particular activity

Cast ➡  throw

Caste ➡  social status by birth

Cite ➡  to mention or quote

Sight ➡  a view that one sees, act of seeing

Site ➡   a place where a building is to be located

Carriage ➡  a separate section of train for carrying passengers

Courage ➡  bravery

Complement ➡  to add something to make more attractive 

Compliment ➡  a remark that expresses praise or admiration of someone 

Coarse ➡   rough, vulgar

Course ➡  a series of lessons or lectures on a particular subject

Cord ➡  strong thick string or thin rope

Chord ➡  two or more notes played together

Council ➡  an assembly

Counsel ➡  a barrister; advice

Corps ➡  a military force

Corpse ➡ dead body

Dairy ➡  a place on a farm where milk is kept

Diary ➡  a book with is space for each day of the year to write down things to do in the future

Die ➡  to stop living

Dye  ➡ To change color

Dance  ➡ a series of movements and steps that are performed to music 

Dunce  ➡ a person who is stupid or slow to learn 

Deep  ➡ having a large distance from the to the bottom 

Dip  ➡ to put something quickly into a liquid and take it out again 

Defy  ➡ to refuse to obey or show respect 

Deify  ➡ to treat or worship as a deity

Descent  ➡ and action of coming or going down 

Dissent  ➡ to differ 

Degrease  ➡ to remove grease or oil

Degrees  ➡ units for measuring angles

Desert  ➡ a large area of land that has very little water and very few plants

Dessert  ➡ sweet food is eaten at the end of a meal

Deviser  ➡ One who invents something new or a new way of doing something 

Divisor  ➡ a number by which another number is divided 

Diverse  ➡ very different from each other and of various kinds

Divers  ➡ of many different kinds

Don  ➡ a teacher at a university, Oxford or Cambridge; to put clothes, etc. on

Dawn  ➡ the time of day when light first appears 

Draft  ➡ a rough written version of something that is not yet in its final form 

Draught  ➡ a flow of cool air in a room or other confined space

Dew  ➡ small drops of water that form on the ground 

Due  ➡ caused by or because of someone/something

Ear  ➡ the organs that one hears with

Year  ➡ a period of 12 months 

Fair  ➡ beautiful

Fare ➡ the money we pay to travel by bus, plane etc. 

Fain ➡ willingly or with pleasure

Fen ➡ an area of low flat land

Feign ➡ pretend

Feat ➡ an action or a piece of work that needs skill, strength or courage

Feet➡ pl. of ‘foot’

Fit ➡ a sudden attack of illness (noun); healthy and strong (adj.); to be the right shape or size for someone or something (verb)

Feast ➡ a large or special meal for a lot of people to celebrate something

Fist ➡ a hand when it is tightly closed with the fingers bent into the palm 

Flew ➡ past tense of ‘fly’

Flue ➡ a chimney or part of a chimney

Flu ➡ influenza

Flea ➡ a small jumping insect

Flee ➡ to leave a place very quickly

Fool ➡ idiot, a person who lacks intelligence 

Full ➡ with no empty space

Fore ➡ to become important and noticed by people

Four ➡ number 4

Forte ➡ a thing that someone does particularly well

Fort ➡  a building for defence

Flour ➡ a fine white or brown powder made from grain

Floor ➡ the surface of a room that we walk on 

Fowl ➡ a bird that is kept for its meat and egg

Foul ➡ dirty and smelling bad, very unpleasant

Fourteen ➡ number 14

Fortean ➡ involving or relating to things that cannot be explained by science

Frays ➡ from verb ‘fray’

Phrase ➡ a group of words

Gilt ➡ a thin layer of gold used on a surface for decoration

Guilt  ➡ the fact that someone has done something wrong

Great ➡ very large; extremely good in ability or quality

Grate  ➡  metal frame for holding the wood or coal in a fireplace

Greet  ➡ to welcome someone

Grit  ➡  very small pieces of sand or stone, courage and determination to do something 

Gait  ➡ a way of walking

Gate  ➡ a barrier like a door outside a building

Greed  ➡ a strong desire for more of something

Grid  ➡ a pattern of squares on a map

Gild  ➡ to make something look bright as if covered with gold

Guild  ➡ an organization of people who do the same job or who have the same interests or aims

Got  ➡ past tense of ‘get’

Gout  ➡ a disease

Hail  ➡ to describe someone/something as being very good

Hell  ➡ a place believed to be the home of devils

Heal  ➡ to make something heat they again

Heel  ➡ part of foot

Hill  ➡ an area of land higher than the land around it but not high as mountain

Him  ➡ a pronoun

Hymn  ➡ a song of praise of God

Hue  ➡  a colour

Hew  ➡ to cut something large with a tool

Hoard  ➡ a hidden store 

Horde  ➡ a large crowd of people

Ill ➡ sick, suffering from a disease

Eel ➡ a long thin seafish

Itch  ➡ an uncomfortable feeling on one’s skin

Each  ➡ everyone

Keel  ➡ a long piece of wood or steel

Kill ➡ to make someone die 

Keen ➡eager or enthusiastic

Kin ➡ one’s family or relatives

Knit ➡ to make clothes from wool or cotton thread 

Neat ➡ tidy and in order

Knead ➡ to press and stretch dough, wet clay with one’s hands

Need ➡ require

Lane ➡ a narrow road

Lain ➡ past participle of the verb lie

Lair ➡ a place where a wild animal sleeps or hides 

Layer ➡ a quantity or thickness of something that lies over a surface or between surfaces 

Lead ➡ guide

Lid ➡ a cover over a container

Leak ➡ to allow liquid or gas to get in or out through a small hole

Lick ➡ to move one’s tongue over the surface of something in order to eat it

Leap ➡ to jump high or a long way

Lip ➡ either of the two soft edges at the opening to the mouth

Leave ➡ to go away from a person or a place 

Live ➡ to have one’s home in a place

Litre ➡ a unit for measuring volume of some liquid

Litter ➡ small pieces of rubbish or garbage 

Load ➡ something carried

Lode ➡ a line of ore

Loan ➡ money that someone lends and the other borrows

Lone ➡ without any other people or things

Lose ➡ not find

Loose ➡ not fixed/tied

Made ➡ past tense of ‘make’

Maid ➡ a female servant in a house or hotel

Mail ➡ the official system used for sending and delivering letters

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