| sachet.........a small bag containing perfumed powder | | | | clock |
| sashay.........to strut or flouncesacks..........bags | | | | tics...........more than one twitchtide...........periodic ebb and |
| sax............short for saxophonesail...........wind powered water | | | | flow of oceans |
| travel | | | | tied...........passed tense of tietighten........to make tighter |
| sale...........the act of sellingsane...........mentally normal | | | | titan..........a gianttimber.........wood for building |
| seine..........fishing netsaner..........more mentally normal than | | | | timbre.........musical qualitytire...........round, rubber things on |
| others | | | | your car |
| seiner.........one who fishes with a netsaver..........one who | | | | tyer...........one who tiesto.............toward |
| saves | | | | too............also |
| savor..........to relish a tastesawed..........cut timber | | | | two............a coupletoad...........frog |
| sod............turfscene..........visual location | | | | toed...........having toes |
| seen...........past tense of sawscent, see: centscents, see: | | | | towed..........pulled aheadtocsin.........an alarm |
| centsscull..........rowing motion | | | | toxin..........a poisontocsins........more than one alarm |
| skull..........head bonesea............ocean | | | | toxins.........more than one poisonstoe............forepart of the |
| see............to lookseal...........to close | | | | foot |
| seel...........to close someone's eyessealing, see: | | | | tow............to pull aheadtold...........what was spoken |
| ceilingseam...........row of stitches | | | | tolled.........a bell was rungtole...........lacquered metalware |
| seem...........appearsseamen.........sailors | | | | toll...........a tax or chargeton............2000 lbs. |
| semen..........male dischargeseams..........more than one | | | | Tun............a large casktongue.........mouth muscle |
| rows of stitching | | | | tung...........Chinese tree and its oil(similar to |
| seems..........it appears to besear...........scorched | | | | linseed)toon...........cartoon personality |
| seer...........a person who sees | | | | tune...........songtort...........a sweet cake for lawyers |
| sear, see: cereseas...........oceans | | | | torte..........a sweet multi-layered caketough..........difficult |
| sees...........looks | | | | tuff...........a stratified, porous rocktracked........having tracks |
| seize..........to grabsects..........religious factions | | | | tract..........a plot of landtray...........a platter |
| sex............if you have to ask, you're too youngseed, see: | | | | trey...........threetroop..........a company of soldiers |
| cedeseeder, see: cedarseeding, see: cedingseek...........to | | | | troupe.........a company of actorstrooper........a private |
| look for | | | | soldier |
| Sikh...........Hindu religious sectseer, see: ceresell, see: | | | | trouper........a staunch colleague or |
| cellseller, see: cellarsense, see: centssenses, see: | | | | actortroopers.......several soldiers |
| censussensor, see: censersent, see: centsere, see: | | | | troupers.......multiple actors, or alliestrussed........tied up |
| cereserf...........slave | | | | trust..........faithUnix, see: eunuchsURL, see: earlurn, see: |
| surf...........breaking wavesserge..........strong twilled fabric | | | | earnuse, see: ewesvain...........worthless |
| surge..........forceful pushserial, see: cerealseries, see: | | | | vane...........flat piece moving with the air |
| Ceressession, see: cessionsew............needle and thread | | | | vein...........blood vesselvale...........valley |
| so.............in the manner shown | | | | veil...........gauzy fabric, fabric coveringvary...........to change |
| sol............musical note | | | | very...........extremelyverses.........paragraphs |
| sow............broadcasting seedssewer..........one who sews | | | | versus.........againstvial...........narrow glass container |
| sower..........one who sowssewer..........waste drain | | | | vile...........despicable |
| suer...........one who suesshake..........vibrate | | | | viol...........stringed instrumentvice...........bad habit |
| sheik..........Arab princeshall..........is allowed | | | | vise...........bench-mounted clampWACs...........members of |
| shell..........aquatic exoskeletonshe'll.........contraction of "she | | | | the Women's Army Corps |
| will" | | | | wax............candle stuff |
| shill..........a decoyshear..........to cut or wrench | | | | whacks.........several blowswade...........walk in shallow water |
| sheer..........thin; abrupt turnshears.........cuts or wrenches; | | | | |
| scissors | | | | weighed........past tense of weighwail...........a cry |
| sheers.........abruptly turnssheave.........pulley | | | | wale...........welt; corduroy ridge |
| shiv...........knifeshoe...........footwear | | | | whale..........large oceanic mammalwain...........a wagon |
| shoo..........."go away"shoes..........more than one shoe | | | | wane...........decrease |
| shoos..........sends awayshoot, see: chutesic............to set | | | | Wayne..........a man's namewaist..........between ribs and hips |
| upon | | | | |
| sick...........illsics...........sets upon | | | | waste..........make ill use ofwait...........remain in readiness |
| six............whole numberside...........lateral | | | | weight.........an amount of heavinesswaive..........give up |
| sighed.........breathed sorrowfullysigh, see: | | | | rights |
| psisighs..........multiple sad and weary breaths | | | | wave...........undulating motionwaiver.........contract for giving |
| size...........magnitudesight, see: citesighted, see: citedsights, | | | | up rights |
| see: citessign...........displayed board bearing information | | | | waver..........rocking motionWales..........Western division of |
| sine...........reciprocal of the cosecantsignet, see: | | | | UK |
| cygnetsink...........to submerge | | | | wales..........corduroy ridges |
| synch..........together in timeSioux..........tribe of native | | | | whales.........a pod of ocean |
| Americans | | | | mammalswalk...........perambulate |
| sou............French coin worth five centimes | | | | wok............Chinese cooking panwalks..........moves by foot |
| sough..........soft sound | | | | woks...........plural form of wokwant...........desire |
| sue............bring civil actionsite, see: citesited, see: citedsites, | | | | wont...........accustomedwar............large scale armed conflict |
| see: citesslay...........kill | | | | wore...........past tense of wearware...........merchandise |
| sleigh.........snow carriagesleight........cunning skill | | | | wear...........attire |
| slight.........not muchslew...........past tense of slay | | | | where..........a placewarn...........to advise of a hazard |
| slough.........bog | | | | worn...........displaying evidence of usewarrantee......one |
| slue...........to swing aroundsloe...........blackthorn berries | | | | who is protected by a guarantee |
| slow...........not fastsoar...........fly | | | | warranty.......a guaranteewarship........naval implement of |
| sore...........hurtsoared.........to have sailed through the air | | | | destruction |
| sword..........long fighting bladesolace.........comfort | | | | worship........revere in a religious mannerwary...........cautious |
| soulless.......lacking a soulsole...........only | | | | wherry.........light row boatway............path or direction |
| soul...........immortal part of a personsome...........a few | | | | weigh..........to measure weight |
| sum............result of additionson............male child | | | | whey...........watery part of milkwe.............first person plural |
| sun............starsonny..........diminutive for male child | | | | wee............very smallwe'd...........contraction of "we would" |
| sunny..........lit by the sunsoot...........black residue of burning | | | | weed...........like how our flowers won't |
| suit...........clothessordid.........squalid | | | | growwe'll..........contraction of "we will" |
| sorted.........arrangedspade..........shovel | | | | wheel..........what we keep reinventingwe're..........contraction |
| spayed.........to sterilize a female animalspoor..........trail of an | | | | of "we are" |
| animal | | | | weir...........a low dam, or a fence in a river for catching |
| spore..........single cell reproductive bodystaid..........reserved | | | | fishwe're..........contraction of "we are" |
| stayed.........remainedstair..........a step | | | | were...........past tense plural of "to be" |
| stare..........look intentlystake..........wooden pole | | | | whir...........prolonged swish or buzzwe've..........contraction of |
| steak..........slice of meatstatice........an astringent herb | | | | "we have" |
| status.........position with regard to lawstationary.....not | | | | weave..........to make clothweak...........not strong |
| moving | | | | week...........seven daysweal...........a skin welt |
| stationery.....writing papersteal..........take unlawfully | | | | wheel..........what we in Silicon Valley continually |
| steel..........iron alloystep...........a measure taken | | | | reinventweald..........a rural area |
| steppe.........a level, grassy, unforested plainstile..........narrow | | | | wheeled........having wheels |
| passage | | | | wield..........to apply or useweather........meteorological |
| style..........modestoop..........a small porch | | | | conditions |
| stoup..........a drinking cupstorey.........the horizontal divisions | | | | wether.........a castrated ram |
| of a building | | | | whether........if it be the caseweld...........to join metal by |
| story..........a narrative talestraight.......not crooked | | | | melting its edges |
| strait.........narrow waterwaysuccor.........relief | | | | welled.........pouring forthwen............a benign skin tumor |
| sucker.........one who suckssuede..........split leather | | | | when...........at a specific timewet............watery |
| swayed.........curved; convincedsuite..........ensemble | | | | whet...........primewhich..........selection |
| sweet..........sugarysummary........a statement giving only the | | | | witch..........broomstick ridin' croneswhig...........supporter of |
| main points | | | | American revolution |
| summery........like summersundae.........ice cream with syrup | | | | wig............false hairpiecewhile..........during |
| on it | | | | wile...........craftwhiled.........passing the time |
| Sunday.........first day of the weeksymbol, see: | | | | wild...........untamedwhine..........annoying cry |
| cymbaltach...........short for tachometer | | | | wine...........fermented grape juicewhined.........past tense of |
| tack...........small nailtacks..........small nails | | | | whine |
| tax............governmental tithetail...........spinal appendage | | | | wind...........what you do to a clockwork |
| tale...........storytailer.........one who hauls in on a ship's line | | | | wined..........drank well of spiritswhirled........rapidly rotated |
| tailor.........one who makes clothestaper..........wedge-shaped | | | | world..........Earthwhirred........made a whizzing or buzzing |
| | | | sound |
| tapir..........hoglike, Malaysian mammaltare...........allowance for | | | | word...........one of the basic elements of |
| the weight of packing materials | | | | speechwhit...........insignificant amount |
| tear...........to riptaught.........past tense of teach | | | | wit............cleverness; sense of humorwhither........to which |
| taut...........stretched tighttea............herbal infusion | | | | place, point, condition |
| tee............golfball prop | | | | wither.........shrivel upwho's..........contraction of "who is" |
| ti.............musical noteteam...........a group working together | | | | whose..........belonging to whomwhoa...........equestrian |
| teem...........to swarmteaming........a fortuitous pairing | | | | directive to stop |
| teeming........a swarmingtear...........eyeball lubricant | | | | woe............despairwhole, see: holewholly, see: holeywhore, |
| tier...........a horizontal rowteas...........more than one herbal | | | | see: hoarwhored, see: hoardwhy............how come? |
| infusion | | | | wye............the shape of the letter "Y"won, see: one |
| tease..........tantalize | | | | won't..........contraction of "will not" |
| tees...........more than one teetenner.........English slang for a | | | | wont...........accustomedwood...........what trees are made of |
| ten pound note | | | | would..........will doworst..........least best |
| tenor..........tendencytense..........nervous | | | | wurst..........sausagewrack, see: rackwrap, see: |
| tents..........more than one temporary sheltertern...........a | | | | rapwrapped, see: rappedwreak, see: reekwreck, see: |
| shorebird | | | | reck |
| terne..........alloy of lead and tin | | | | wrest, see: restwretch, see: retchwright, see: |
| turn...........rotateThai...........from Thailand | | | | rightwring, see: ringwrite, see: rightwrote, see: |
| tie............a drawthe............denoting persons already | | | | rotewrought, see: rotwry, see: ryexi, see: |
| mentioned | | | | psiy'all..........Southern contraction of "you all" |
| thee...........objective case of thoutheir..........belonging to them | | | | yawl...........two-masted sailboat with mizzenmast abaft |
| | | | the tilleryack...........informal talk |
| there..........a place | | | | yak............long-haired Tibetan oxyew, see: ewe |
| they're........contraction of "they are"threw..........to propel by | | | | yews, see: ewes |
| hand | | | | yoke...........oxen harness |
| through........from end to endthroe..........a spasm of pain | | | | yolk...........yellow egg centeryokes..........more than one |
| throw..........to discharge through the airthroes.........spasms | | | | harness |
| of pain | | | | yolks..........an omeletyore...........the past |
| throws.........discharging through the airthrone.........the royal | | | | you're.........contraction of "you are" |
| seat | | | | your...........belonging to youyou, see: ewe |
| thrown.........was hurledthyme..........herb | | | | you'll.........contraction of "you will" |
| time...........natures way of keeping everything from | | | | yule...........ChristmasAE Wise is an author on |
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| tick...........small noise; parasitic bugticks..........the sounds of a | | | | education for over 20 years. |