• bane Such were the hidden motives of the chiefs; But in the public life the seeds of war Their hold had taken, such as are the doom Of potent nations: and when fortune poured Through Roman gates the booty of a world, The curse of luxury, chief bane of states, Fell on her sons.
• bide No, we'll bide with you, Mr. Carpenter.
• bike "That's Laurence's bike for a thousand pounds," he exclaimed and quickly pulled the hood of the cloak over his head.
• bile Experiment 78. Test for bile pigments.
• bin But Balkis the Most Beautiful never quarrelled with Suleiman-bin-Daoud.
• bind They are requested to send their wool in sheets as they will serve to bind up the rolls when done.
• binge Jazz In The Round is a new monthly barrier-busting jazz/contemporary music binge at The Cockpit every last Monday of the month starting on 30 January 2012.
• bite I observed, "you are afraid of me and my books-my books will bite you."
• bone He had forgotten his story, his emotion,-everything beneath that piercing stare, which stripped him to the bone.
• brine As concentration goes on, gypsum, which is insoluble in a strong brine, is deposited, and afterwards common salt.
• dine
• fine
• kine
• line She was walking on the line between life and death.
• mine My bag is full of mines.
• nine
• pine I love walking under the pines on a brisk autumn day.
• sine I sinned because I didn't listen to my father.
• tine I can't believe you guys left your fork in the pie tine.
• vine
• wine I read the wine list and picked out a bottle of Red Zinfandel.
• bins Moreover, if there is a stock-book you can tell at any time, without the trouble of opening bins and weighing metal, how much stock you have of each article you sell, and can order your goods accordingly.
• CINE
• zine I'm a big fan of zines!

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• beat
• beauty
• dad
• dada
• daddy
• dado
• dart
• dat
• data
• date