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• bast
• bust The detective managed to bust the criminal gang after months of investigation.
• cast She broke her arm and had to wear a cast for six weeks.
• coast I love taking a walk along the coast with my dog.
• dust I need to dust the shelves before placing the new items on them.
• east
• fast I need to eat breakfast fast so I can catch my bus to work.
• guest The hotel welcomed its first guest of the evening.
• gust A sudden gust of wind blew the leaves off the tree.
• Hast
• jest I couldn't tell if it was a serious comment or just a jest.
• joist The carpenter carefully hammered the joist into place to provide support for the floor.
• joust The two knights went to the field to joust with their lances.
• judas Judas Iscariot is known as the one who betrayed Jesus Christ.
• jurist The jurist analyzed the evidence and made his decision accordingly.
• just
• jut
• last
• lust He was filled with lust as he gazed into her eyes.
• mast The sailors climbed up the mast to tie some ropes.
• must
• oust They are planning to oust the incumbent president in the next election.
• past I used to love playing baseball in the past.
• quart
• quasi The company is a quasi-monopoly in its industry, with no true competitors but still facing regulations.
• quest He went on a quest to find the lost city of gold.
• rust The old bike had accumulated a lot of rust over the years.
• vast The vast expanse of the ocean taught me a lesson in humility.
• Wast

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately