• aden There are other regions also, such as the West Indian Islands, or the military posts and calling stations like Gibraltar, Malta, and Aden, which do not fall into any of these three categories.
• den His father rose and with a friendly touch on his shoulder strode across the hall and into his den.
• eden It is true Eve lost us Eden, but in that garden of monotonous delight, had we been born there, we would never have truly known what woman is.
• hoyden He could see the glorious purple of the moors, Emily's moors, no less beloved in her sorrowing womanhood than in her happy hoyden time of youth.
• madden In September, 1783, they met once more in convention at Dungannon, the specific object of which, Dr. Madden tells us, was parliamentary reform, and they then determined "to hold another grand national convention of volunteer delegates in Dublin, in the month of November following."
• made He made it for Himself.
• maiden How could she, the simple maiden whom he had assured of his love, ever have been able to give him up?
• marten Martin is in some cases an animal nickname, the marten.
• medan
• medea
• median
• medina
• men
• midden
• mien
• mitten
• moan
• mod
• mode
• model
• modem
• modern
• mods
• molten
• mon
• monet
• money
• moon
• morn
• morton
• mote
• motown
• mourn
• mouton
• odin
• sodden
• wooden
• Madmen Do not madmen themselves choose to die in one manner rather than in another?
• Mooed
• Borden Borden persisted, a little wistfully.
• Moreno
• modes
• MOET
• moderns
• artesian-well Musgrave was unreasonably fond of the novelist and frankly confessed it would be as preposterous to connect Charteris with any of the accepted standards of morality as it would be to judge an artesian-well from the standpoint of ethics.

Stutured

• holding sway over
• sputtered
• stared
• starred
• stated
• stature
• statures
• statute
• steered
• stetted