How to spell WORCE correctly?

If "worce" is meant to be "Worcester", here are some suggested corrections: Worcester, Worchestershire, Worcestershire sauce. If it is meant to be a different word entirely, more information would be needed to provide accurate suggestions.

• circe Circe was a powerful sorceress in Greek mythology who could transform her enemies into animals.
• coerce I will never coerce anyone to do something they don't want to.
• farce The whole situation was a farce, with everyone playing along with the ridiculous charade.
• force
• gorse The hills were covered in gorse, making it difficult to walk through.
• horse The horse galloped along the sandy beach, its mane blowing in the wind.
• joyce Joyce is the name of a famous Irish author.
• morse Samuel Morse is famous for inventing the Morse code, a system of dots and dashes that can communicate messages in a telegraph.
• norse The Norse people were known for their seafaring skills and exploration.
• Royce Royce is my father's middle name.
• source I need to find the source of this information before I can trust it.
• voice Her voice trembled as she spoke about her fears.
• ware
• Were I were to move, I'd have to take all of my furniture with me.
• wince I had to wince as the dentist drilled into my cavity.
• wire I need to replace the wire on my headphones.
• woe Her heart was filled with woe when she learned of her grandfather's passing.
• Woke
• word My favorite word is "serendipity".
• words She struggled to find the right words to say.
• wordy Her speech was very wordy and lacked any real substance.
• Wore Yesterday he wore his favorite blue sweater to work.
• work I will have to finish my work soon.
• worker The worker diligently worked on the project until it was completed.
• works She works hard every day to achieve her goals.
• worm The robin pulled the worm from the ground.
• WORMS I noticed some worms on the sidewalk.
• wormy The apple was wormy and filled with little critters.
• worn I can smell the perfume on her clothing, it smells worn.
• worry
• worse The weather is forecast to get worse before it gets better.
• worsen Unfortunately, my headache began to worsen as the day went on.
• worst The worst thing about the accident was that nobody seemed to care.
• wort I poured a glass of wort at the end of the night.
• worth I think that this $10 gold coin is worth a lot more than pennies.
• Wove

Intertubing

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