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  • aim To be useful and do all the good in his power was his constant aim.
  • cam At length the laird turned to Phemy, and taking one of her hands in both of his, very solemnly said, as if breaking to her his life's trouble, "Phemy, I dinna ken whaur I cam frae."
  • cameo The black silk dress, the gold watch-chain, and huge cameo brooch did not help to reassure him.
  • ce There burst in a group of people in night attire, a group heterogeneous and agitated as on a raid night or at a fire, roused by the alarm of that sudden scream in the darkness, demanding "Qu'est-ce qu'il y a donc?"
  • ceo Tamara Vrooman, former Deputy Minister of Finance of British Columbia and current Vancity CEO Alumni in the sciences Robert Campbell Aitken, a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Trevor Van Damme, Aegean archaeologist Alumni in sports Kirsten Barnes, winner of two Olympic gold medals in rowing in 1992 in Barcelona Ryan Cochrane, 2008 Olympic bronze medalist in men’s 1500m freestyle swimming, and 2012 Olympic silver medalist in 1500m freestyle swimming Stephanie Dixon, swimmer, gold medalist in the Paralympic Games in Athens (2004) and Sydney (2000), and numerous medals in the Pan American Games Kyle Hamilton, gold medalist at the 2008 Summer Olympics in mens eights in rowing Sarah Kaufman, former Strikeforce Womens Bantamweight Championship holder, professional mixed martial artist, formerly with the Ultimate Fighting Championship, current Invicta FC Bantamweight Champion Gareth Rees, CEO for Rugby Canada and Canadas all-time leading goal scorer in rugby Ken Shields, former head coach of the Canadian national basketball team Alison Sydor, three-time world mountain bike champion and recipient of the Velma Springstead Trophy as Canadas top female athlete in 1995 and 1996 Lauren Woolstencroft, eight-time Paralympics gold medalist in alpine skiing
  • chime My grandfather's old clock always chimes at midnight.
  • chyme The sauce was a little bland, but the pasta was cooked perfectly.
  • ci TheCI has detected a virus.
  • cider
  • cinema
  • circe She may have been a witch, but I couldn't hex my way out of a paper bag with her help.
  • cite
  • cm I have a ruler that is one centimeter long.
  • coma A coma is a medical condition in which a person has deep unconsciousness.
  • comb
  • come Please come see me later.
  • comer
  • comma John doesn't like commas; he thinks they're superfluous.
  • commie
  • corm I filled my bucket with corm.
  • dime I'll give you a dime for that toy.
  • dimer The molecule is dimer.
  • gnome The gnome stuck his head out from behind the curtain and said, "Who's there?
  • home She was looking forward to her homecoming.
  • homer I don't think that Homer was the best mayor that Springfield ever had
  • homey She always speaks with a homey accent.
  • imo
  • ism She was an ardent feminist, but she disagreed with all of the other isms on the list.
  • isomer One Isomer of a Molecule is Not the Same as Another Molecule
  • lime I need to apply lime to the stain.
  • limey She had a limey accent.
  • limo Moore needed a limo to take him to the airport.
  • lissome
  • lome I went to Lome to visit my family.
  • me
  • mime He has a great sense of humor, and he loves miming to complete strangers' conversations.
  • noisome The noisome odor was overwhelming.
  • nome Nome is the first of two given names.
  • omb She cried out in pain as an umbilical cord became tangled around her leg.
  • rhizome This plant has a long, creeping rhizome.
  • rime The poet writes in a style that is characterized by rime.
  • rom I'm hungry and I want some Romaine lettuce.
  • rome The Colosseum is one of the most impressive structures in Rome.
  • romeo Juliet saw Romeo from across the room, and instantly felt a jolt of excitement.
  • same
  • scion
  • simmer After dinner, she simmered the sauce in the crockpot for six hours.
  • some
  • somme
  • time I can't wait to go home so I can spend time with my family.
  • timer I have to turn off the timer before I finish cooking!
  • tom
  • tome
  • vim
  • zoom The zoom feature can be used to enlarge or decrease the image.
  • Came "My mother came from Carnarvonshire.
  • Chimer The Chimera is a mythological monster with the body of a lion and the head of a goat.
  • Cid King Cid of Baron and Knives is a powerful monarch.
  • I'm
  • Moe Larry loved to eat Moe's Falafel.
  • Om In Hinduism, Om symbolizes the all-pervading reality.
  • Como
  • Jaime John and I went to the park today, Jaime was there too.
  • Jim
  • Kim
  • Aimee Vincent sought to exchange glances with Aimee; but Aimee had none to spare.
  • Simone My youngest sister is Simone.
  • Zoe Zoe is such a sweet girl.
  • Tim Tim is the timpanist for the orchestra.
  • CIR In 1967, astronomer Carl Sagan published a paper proposing that comets could be icy bodies composed of ice, dust and rock.
  • MME
  • comm
  • QOM Quietly, she unlocked the door to her room.
  • GIMME
  • DIEM The sunset had begun to color the sky pink and orange and red, and the air was warm and humid.
  • CHEM
  • CINE The movie was very exciting.
  • zoomed The camera was zoomed in on the suspect's face.
  • dome A dome is a type of roof.
  • slime After I cleaned my slave's bathroom, I noticed a green slime on the floor.

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