• apron She kept a small lantern hidden under her apron, and waited behind the door listening.
• avon When in England he stopped at the Avon Hotel and when in the country remained at any inn of the neighborhood in which he might chance to find himself wandering.
• capon Instead of neat-cattle, only a capon!
• coupon She took the coupon out of her purse and passed it to her husband.
• eon She was born on December 25th.
• icon
• ion The proton is an ion.
• iron If you have an iron, you can make a shirt.
• lpn
• odin The thunder god, Odin, is the father of all gods.
• oman
• omen The omen was a sign that the delivery would be successful.
• on I was going to change my clothes, but on I found a new dress.
• onion I prefer to eat onions for lunch.
• ono
• opal This shiny object is an opal.
• opec
• opel
• open
• opine I hold strong opinions on many subjects.
• ops The operations room was busy.
• opt I opted for the chicken Parmesan over the fish.
• option My printer is an option for me.
• opus
• oran I cannot wait to see the new movie " Oran.
• orion
• orlon
• oven I have to turn off the oven because it's too hot.
• owen If Owen were here he would know what to do.
• own
• ozone Astronauts aboard the space shuttle detected high levels of ozone in the atmosphere.
• pan
• pen
• peon This peon could not complete the job.
• pin Yesterday, I accidentally jabbed myself in the arm with a pin.
• pone
• pony My little pony is missing her saddle.
• pun
• span My scarf's too short to span my chest.
• spin Spinach is a popular leafy green that can be prepared in a variety of ways.
• spoon I enjoy stirring my soup with a wooden spoon.
• Apo My work as a naturalist had several times brought me where I could see Apo, and each time I had been more and more fascinated by it, and more desirous of climbing to its top.
• Ope I am going to open the window.
• Upon
• Spun
• Aron José Raúl Capablanca won the 12th British Chess Congress at Hastings 1919 and the 15th BCC at London 1922, Alexander Alekhine won the 16th BCC at Portsmouth/Southsea 1923, Aron Nimzowitsch and Savielly Tartakower won at London 1927, and Edgard Colle won at Scarborough 1930.
• Olin
• Upton It was a quiet neighbourhood until the Upton family moved in.
• Eton The royal academy of Eton Boys is one of the most selective schools in the world.
• Orin
• Olen
• opens
• OPP
• EPSON
• IPOD Ipod is a portable media player.
• OP
• ECON Economic sanctions are imposed to punish individuals or country
• ANON So they were armed anon at all points.
• JPN I have a JPN passport.
• OPED
• OPES

Abnoxious

• anxious
• noxious
• obnoxious
• obnoxiously