| Word | Meaning |
| naval | pertaining to ships |
| navel | belly button, umbilicus |
| none | not one, not any |
| nun | female member of a religious order |
| oar | a blade for rowing |
| or | conjunction |
| ore | metal-bearing mineral or rock |
| one | single unit |
| won | past tense of win |
| ordinance | a law |
| ordnance | military weapons and ammunition |
| overdo | to do to excess |
| overdue | past due |
| packed | past tense of pack |
| pact | an agreement or treaty |
| pail | bucket |
| pale | lacking color |
| pain | physical or emotional suffering |
| pane | a plate of glass or panel |
| pair | two of something |
| pare | to remove or peel |
| pear | type of fruit |
| palate | roof of the mouth; taste |
| pallet | a low, portable platform |
| palette | a range of colors; a board to hold and mix colors |
| passed | past tense of pass |
| past | the time before the present |
| patience | willingness to wait |
| patients | people under medical care |
| pause | a temporary stop |
| paws | animal feet |
| peace | calm |
| piece | a portion of something |
| peak | top of a mountain |
| peek | glance furtively |
| pique | to wound someone's pride or to excite interest |
| pealed | rang bells |
| peeled | removed a layer |
| pedal | foot-operated lever |
| peddle | to sell, hawk, or dispense |
| peer | person who is an equal |
| pier | a structure extending out over water |
| perpetrate | to commit, as in a crime |
| perpetuate | to prolong or sustain |
| pi | 3.1416, the ratio of the circumference of a circle |
| pie | baked food filled with fruit or meat |
| pistil | female organ of a flower |
| pistol | type of gun |
| plain | not fancy; evident; simple; treeless area of land |
| plane | a flat or level surface; short for airplane |
| pleas | cries for help; appeals |
| please | a polite word; to satisfy |
| plum | a type of fruit |
| plumb | perpendicular |
| pole | a long, cylindrical piece of wood or metal |
| poll | a collection of opinions; survey |
| pore | small hole |
| pour | to send liquid flowing |
| praise | express approval |
| prays | makes requests to God |
| preys | hunts for food; victimizes |
| precedence | priority |
| precedents | examples, criteria |
| presidents | chief executives |
| presence | appearance, being present |
| presents (noun, verb) | gifts; offers |
| pries | looks closely; wedges open |
| prize | award or reward |
| principal | head of school; chief; of first importance |
| principle | fundamental belief |
| profit | gain |
| prophet | predictor, seer |
| pros | professionals, experts |
| prose | literature |
| quarts | units of liquid measure (four quarts to a gallon) |
| quartz | a mineral |
| rain | water that falls in drops from the sky |
| reign | rule, administration |
| rein | bit, harness |
| raise | lift up |
| raze | flatten, tear down completely |
| rap (noun, verb) | a type of music; to strike sharply |
| wrap | to enclose in a covering |
| rapped | struck sharply fascinated |
| rapt | enclosed in a covering |
| wrapped | |
| read | present and past tenses of to comprehend writing |
| red | a color |
| real | actual, authentic |
| reel | stumble, falter |
| recede | to move back, withdraw |
| reseed | to seed again |
| reek | to smell bad |
| wreak | to cause trouble wreak havoc |
| rest | relax |
| wrest | take from |
| retch | vomit |
| wretch | lowly being, scoundrel |
| review | survey |
| revue | a satirical show |
| right | correct; opposite of left |
| rite | ritual, ceremony |
| write | to compose letters or words |
| ring | sound of a bell; jewelry worn around a finger |
| wring | to twist |
| road | street, path, highway |
| rode | past tense of ride |
| rowed | past tense of row |
| roe | fish eggs |
| row | aisle |
| role | part in a play or film |
| roll | a bun; to rotate |
| roomer | one who rents a room |
| rumor | innuendo, gossip |
| root | base of a plant |
| rout | defeat |
| route | path |
| rot | decay, decompose |
| wrought | accomplished |
| rote | by memory, formula |
| wrote | past tense of write |
| rude | impolite, unmannerly |
| rued | regretted, repented |
| rye | seed from a grain |
| wry | mocking, ironic, droll |
| sacks | large bags |
| sax | saxophone |
| saver | one who saves |
| savor | to appreciate a taste |
| scene | a view, a setting |
| seen | to have viewed with eyes |
| sea | a body of salt water |
| see | to view with eyes |
| seam | line formed by pieces of fabric sewn together |
| seem | appear |
| sear | scorch, burn, or char |
| seer | one who sees (as in the future) |
| sere | withered, dry |
| seas | bodies of salt water |
| sees | views with eyes |
| seize | to grab hold of |
| serf | slave |
| surf | breaking waves; to ride a surfboard |
| set | one sets a thing |
| sit | one sits oneself |
| sew | to stitch |
| so | in the manner indicated |
| sow | to scatter or plant seed |
| sewer | a conduit for carrying off waste |
| suer | one who sues |
| shear | to cut |
| sheer | transparent |
| shoe | foot attire |
| shoo | interjection used to scare away an animal |
| sic | a Latin term used to indicate that something written is intentionally |
| sick | ill |
| sics | attacks |
| six | a number |
| sign | an indication |
| sine | a trigonometry term |
| sink | to submerge; where you wash utensils |
| synch or sync | to synchronize, to coincide or match up |
| slay | kill |
| sleigh | snow vehicle, sled |
| sleight | cunning, skill |
| slight | slender, of little substance |
| slew | past tense of slay |
| slough | swamp |
| soar | to fly at great height |
| sore | in pain |
| soared | flew at great height |
| sword | a bladed weapon |
| sole | bottom of foot; lone |
| soul | the spiritual part of humans |
| some | a certain unspecified number |
| sum | the total from adding numbers |
| son | male offspring |
| sun | star that is the central body of the solar system |
| sonny | diminutive of son |
| sunny | lit or warmed by the sun; cheerful |
| spade | digging tool |
| spayed | to have removed the ovaries of an animal |
| staid | solemn, serious |
| stayed | remained, waited |
| stair | step |
| stare | to look without blinking |
| stake | a pole |
| steak | cut of meat |
| stationary | in one place |
| stationery | writing paper |
| steal | rob |
| steel | iron alloy; determined |
| step (verb, noun) | moving by lifting the foot; degree |
| steppe | vast grasslands |
| stile | turnstile, passageway |
| style | fashion |
| straight | not curved or bent |
| strait | narrow passage of water connecting two bodies of water |
| succor | relief, assistance |
| sucker | fool |
| suede | leather finished with a soft, napped surface |
| swayed | past tense of sway; persuaded |
| suite | a connected series of rooms |
| sweet | opposite of sour |
| summary | an abstract or brief account |
| summery | of the summer |
| sundae | ice cream with syrup |
| Sunday | day of the week |
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