• boise Again and again the Boise circled the world.
• choice "There's no choice between 'em.
• deice I need to put my deice on.
• dice The dice were then pushed to the next player in turn around the table.
• force There had been no force other than nature's to say him nay.
• ice But his first words gave her an unpleasant shock-she felt for all the world as if somebody had suddenly turned a shower of ice-cold water on her.
• joyce And yet Augustus Joyce was not happy.
• juice He takes juice from the poison tree and goes to the dance, where he is mistaken for a companion.
• mace I declare that Jem Mace have given me a turn that-But why disguise yourself in this way, Mr Brooke?
• maine The present white population of Kentucky is perhaps seventy thousand more than that of Maine, and yet more public fatal affrays have taken place in the former, within the last six months, than in the latter during its entire existence as a state.
• maize Then Mr. Wood finished heading the maize himself.
• malice I bear you no malice, sir!"
• maze Here was a maze of taut brown threads stretching in places across a span of six inches, with here and there a tiny knot.
• mercer For some reason Emma left Doctor Budd's service rather suddenly and found a job as helper in the shop of a St. James' Market mercer.
• meuse
• mica
• mike
• mile
• mime The mime performed an uncanny imitation of the old woman.
• mince The chef was mince-ing some pork.
• mine
• mire I could feel the mire of my own despair Deeper and deeper it swallowed me
• miser
• miss
• mite It's a tiny little creature that lives in the dirt.
• mock I didn't mean to be mocked, but it happened.
• mode In computing, a mode is a specific execution sequence of an algorithm.
• moil The weather was horrible, so I stayed in town.
• moire She had a beautiful moire patterned dress.
• moist I love feeling my skin wet and humid from the rain.
• mole
• mooch Tom mooched off of Cheryl's sandwich.
• moore He posed for a picture in a bright red dress, matching his bright red hair.
• moose In the winter, I watch moose herds from my cabin.
• mope I don't feel like going out tonight, I feel like moping around in my pajamas.
• more
• morse With practice, one can become proficient in using Morse code.
• mosey
• moss The moss draped across the tree's trunk.
• mote
• moue
• mouse I need to get a mouse for my computer.
• mouser My cat likes to hunt rodents.
• mousse I love making my own mousse in the kitchen.
• mousy I don't think she would be a very popular girl if she weremousy.
• move
• movie
• moxie
• muse I muse over the beauty of the world.
• nice I really appreciated the nice gesture.
• noise
• poise
• rice
• vice I put my vice back in the box.
• voice She had a voice that could make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up.
• Lice They had lice in the school.
• Mice
• Mich Mich has a lot of animals in her backyard.
• Moe
• Moira Her eyes were as dark as night and her hair was wild and tangled.
• Mos I'm a Mos.
• Macy My grandma used to buy me Macy's bags when I was a kid.
• Royce Royce is a very luxurious car.
• Maisie Her name is Maisie and she is a very smart girl.
• Moises His story is one of perseverance and hope. Moises represents the strength of the human spirit.
• Marcie I went to see Marcie last night.
• moos I heard a moos earlier.
• moors
• MCI My grandmother was a patient at MCI.
• MIC My husband's computer has a microphone.
• MOI She is known as the MOI.
• MICS The new phone has a MICS capability.
• MOWS
• OISE The Ontario Institute for Studies in Education is a leading provider of education research.
• moils It was a tedious task to maul the potatoes.
• moues She had her hands on her hips, looking up at him with moues of displeasure.

Sencor

• senator
• seneca
• senior
• seniors
• senor
• senora
• senors
• sensor
• snog
• succor