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• CATT
• chant The crowd started to chant the team's name as they entered the stadium.
• chart I need to create a chart to show the growth rate of our company.
• chat I'm going to start a video chat with my friend who lives across the country.
• chats
• chatty She was so chatty, that she never ran out of things to say.
• gatt I hope my new gatt will help me catch the bus on time.
• ghat During the festival, hundreds of people gather on the ghat to take a holy dip in the river.
• hart The hunters tracked the elusive hart through the dense forest.
• hat I lost my favorite hat at the amusement park.
• hate
• matt I need to go to the store and buy a new matt for my bedroom.
• PHAT
• sat
• sate I ate the entire pizza to sate my hunger.
• seat I need a seat to sit down.
• sett The sett of the badger was hidden deep within the forest.
• shad
• shade
• shads
• shady The shady figure left the alley and into the night.
• shaft My brother's new car has a very loud exhaust shaft.
• shah I Shah him self
• Shalt I shalt not attend the party tonight as I have to prepare for my exams.
• sham The company's promises turned out to be a sham and now customers want their money back.
• Shan't
• shanty The shanty was a small wood and canvas structure used by workers in the lumber industry.
• shard I stepped on a shard of glass and it went through my shoe.
• shasta Mount Shasta is a potentially active volcano located at the southern end of the Cascade Range in Siskiyou County, California.
• shatter The sound of the glass hitting the floor made a loud shatter.
• shaw I couldn't keep myself warm until Craig brought me a shaw.
• shay
• sheath She carefully slid her sword back into its sheath.
• sheet I need a bed sheet to cover my mattress.
• shift She shift in her seat uncomfortably.
• shirt I put my new shirt on before I left.
• shoat I don't want to see that pig again. I'll go shoat elsewhere.
• shoot I wanted to shoot some hoops after school.
• short The man was too short to reach the top shelf.
• shot I was just shot down by the enemy.
• Shots I need to take some shots before the big game.
• shout
• shunt According to the doctor, the patient's shunt needs to be replaced.
• shut
• shuts She shuts the door quietly behind her.
• That
• watt I have a watt hour meter to measure electricity usage.
• What

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking