• aid "I think I shall need your aid," said that lady, with a smile.
• bid "I am here to bid you both to the evening meal," she said.
• fad As for his being English, it was just a fad of Manderson's to have an English secretary.
• fed I'll get there, now I'm fed up."
• fib "Old" Ponny-a fib; What's fifty?
• fig In the plants shown in Fig.
• fin Scrape out with point of small knife blade the flesh that runs out thin over tail-fin bones.
• find "Oh, where did you find that?
• fir I was going to the back first, sir, but happening to glance about me as I walked round the house, I saw the young woman that Sir Horace had ordered me to show out of the house the night before he went to Scotland, peering out from behind one of the fir trees of the plantation in front of the house.
• fit "I won't be fit for much to-morrow if I don't get some sleep, and I may have a hard day of it.
• fix "I'm pretty sure I can fix you up that way.
• kid I can't begin to tell you how I love that kid.
• lid To convince Jan he had pulled out the table drawer and thrown back the lid of his clothes-chest, to let him see for himself that there was no such letter.
• mid If Pigglewitch has received the money on the note and sends it immediately by post, it will arrive with the mid-day train.
• rid The place is well rid of them.
• Cid My lord the Cid had heard it.
• Did "To be sure she did.
• Fie I remember still how a fat woman, probably a cook, seized me by the collar and pushed me out into the street, crying: " Fie!
• Fud
• Hid
• Yid My Yid friend recommended the place.
• Sid
• Fido Fido was very grateful to Raggedy Ann and the other dolls and before he went to his basket he gave them each a lick on the cheek.
• FD -The combinations -pd, -fd, -kd, -sd, and some others, are unpronounceable.
• FWD The letter FWD is usually used to indicate that the text is headed in a forward direction.
• ID Your ID card will enable you to purchase alcohol.

Irratibly

• irascibly
• irately
• irreducibly
• irrefutably
• irritable
• irritably