• airy Airy, hairy,-yes, now I have it!
• awry Others have sails and spars loose and awry, as if they had just arrived.
• beery Men with too short coat-sleeves and collars turned up; women with beery eyes and uneven skirt-hems dank with the bilge-water of life's lower decks.
• berry Mr. Oates hath been to Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey, the Westminster magistrate, with the whole of his pretended information-his forty-three heads to which he hath added now thirty-eight more, and he will be had before the Council to-morrow.
• bury Did you ever think how strange it is that your father-I can't help calling him that-should have left the ways of civilisation to bury himself here in the wilderness?"
• cry Tassard started back with a faint cry of "Bon Dieu!"
• deary "Have you been reading about the tenths in your Bible, deary?" she asked, with winning sympathy.
• diary At both houses large parties were assembled, and Greville notes in his diary that Lord John was in excellent spirits.
• dory Mr. Murray and Braithwaite were standing by the skids, watching the dory.
• dry I said I was dry and was goin' ter 'ave a drink after all.
• emery Schonberg, my cousin, Miss Emery.
• er I'll tike er bloomin' piy-diy out of 'er.
• era The doctrine of salvation by sacrifice of human life is the doctrine of a barbarous and superstitious age: the outgrowth of a brutal and depraved era.
• erg It is called erg, an abbreviation of energy.
• err George Meredith may teach in his 'Lord Ormond and his Aminta' doctrines of free love, resulting from an attempt to separate what can not be separated in our human lives,-the physical and the spiritual loves; and in doing this he may err.
• every Now it is dwarfed into absolute insignificance by a dozen Cyclopean structures on every hand.
• ferry "I am ferry root, Mrs. Harrisson.
• fiery Fiery speeches of indignation were made, and it was decided that the storekeepers had to come down in their prices.
• fry Cut in two lengthwise, season with salt and pepper, dredge with flour, and fry in butter with a little minced parsley.
• fury The Emperor's fury was that of a lunatic.
• gary She was kept in Gary about two months and then returned to this disreputable place from which she escaped finally, the Monday before last Christmas.
• gory He gazed at the stiffening bodies of the Indians, at the gory corpse of Deering, at the savage eyes of the dog.
• hera Vide de rropas y de todos generos de rropas y vestidos que en este reino se hacian y vsavan que faltava tiempo para vello y entendimiento para comprender tanta cosa, muchos depositos de barretas de cobre para las minas y de costales y sogas de vasos de palo y platos del oro y plata que aqui se hallo hera cosa despanto.
• here Here Mr. Denham held out his hand.
• hero She had not met Dick Russell then, and she mused for a while about the difference between her present idea of a hero to that of years ago.
• herr "There is a little ladder," said Herr Gottfried.
• icky When Captain Icky mentioned the word cackle he thought he could detect a dejected look upon the countenance of his feathered friend, and in a sympathetic voice to ease the rooster's feelings, said:
• icy For with something of the overmastering suddenness with which his passion had found expression, there swept back into his heart all the still cold flow of icy reminiscence.
• iffy I'm not sure if I can do this. It's kinda iffy.
• ir
• ira Ira had his anger bottled up for so long, it became toxic.
• ire
• irk
• irs I cannot get my pension unless I file an ers.
• ivory In the 1870s, ivory was often used in decorative objects.
• ivy The ivy is a plant that requires very little water.
• jerry I always get my jerryrigged together in the end.
• jewry My aunt's jewelry is quite intricate.
• jury
• leary I was leary of dealing with a stranger online.
• leery I'm a little leery of that meeting, given the last one.
• mary
• mere After I washed the dishes, I was mere minutes away from leaving.
• merry I had a merry Christmas.
• miry She seemed very sad and miry.
• nary She didn't see a single bird, let alone a nary.
• nero
• peary
• perry Perry is a water vapor that is found in Earth's atmosphere.
• peru He was visiting Peru for the first time.
• pry She pryed open the lid and lifted out the box.
• query I'd like to query the pricing for this table.
• sere All of the leaves on the tree are sere.
• teary
• terry Terry's just a poor Terry who can't get no respect.
• tory Ivan the Terrible was a Tory.
• try I'm going to try to do this job without help.
• very
• weary I am tired from all the running around.
• wiry The animal was so wiry, it would easily escape my grasp.
• wry
• Ere Yet ere she had fully realised this fear, she told herself that it was her duty and her right to thrust it aside.
• Gere After the second reading, on motion of Mr. Majors, it was referred to a select committee of bachelors, consisting of Senators Gere, Majors, Porter, and Goodwill, who reported it back without recommendation.
• Rory
• Avery Remembering the sudden indignation which had seized her at the first glimpse she had got of Dr Justin, smiling down on the pretty upturned face of Miss Avery, she could not deny it.
• Cary He was of a Gloucestershire branch of the famous Devonshire family of Carew, Cary, or Cruwys, was of Merton College, Oxford, and the Temple, travelled, followed the Court, was a disciple of Ben Jonson, and a member of the learned and accomplished society of Clarendon's earlier days, obtained a place in the household of Charles I., is said by his friend Hyde to have turned to devotion after a somewhat libertine life, and died in 1639, before the evil days of triumphant Puritanism, felix opportunitate mortis.
• Cory Originally published in On Spec, Fall 2001 "It is certainly worth noting that the story in this issue which flagrantly violates the length limit, Cory Doctorow's 'The Super Man and the Bugout,' at close to 10,000 words, is also by far the best story...
• Gerry Some power might gie you the giftie, Gerry.
• Kerr Kerr's memoir is an emotional read.
• Kerry
• Kory
• Leroy Leroy is the guy who always has his nose in a book.
• Jeri
• Vera
• Keri After leaving the party, Keri went to her room to relax.
• Teri My aunt Teri is a wonderful lady.
• Ry
• INRI The Most Holy Name of Jesus, INRI.
• TERR The terrace commanded a sweeping view of the city.
• ie "Why, Jam-ie," said his moth-er "The show can't be o-ver yet, it's on-ly four o'clock."

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