• douse Judd's ship, resting above: could he reach it, and raise it and douse the buildings with its rays?
• duse Eleonora Duse has created Hedda over again, as a poet would have created her, and has made a wonderful creature whom Ibsen never conceived, or at least never rendered.
• fuse He sat very stiffly but every once in a while he sputtered like the fuse on a firecracker.
• house There are some who pass through the Lazar- House of Misery with a step more august than a Caesar's in his hall.
• louse Obreon took Robin by the hand and led him a dance: their musician was little Tom Thumb; for he had an excellent bag-pipe made of a wren's quill, and the skin of a Greenland louse: this pipe was so shrill, and so sweet, that a Scottish pipe compared to it, it would no more come near it, than a Jew's-trump doth to an Irish harp.
• mouse "What, Norah," said Mavis, laughing, "you a country girl, and afraid of a flitter-mouse!"
• muse My talk ain't rhyme stuff, nor the Muse o' Grammar wa'n't my schoolma'am.
• oust 56; sent to the Tower, 85, 136; Parliament refuses to oust her from the succession, 89; her person, 134; scholarship, ib.
• rouse "You can doubtless get by without trouble; but I would surely rouse their anger, and I have no mind to be beaten for nothing.
• ruse It was a ruse, he saw it all; a ruse to keep him there, silent, prisoned, whilst his cheque, his precious cheque, was placed in the hands of the Gleaner people.
• souse These children have a white rat, also, which they chase over the sand, and souse into puddles, and otherwise maltreat.
• use Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them that despitefully use you, and persecute you.
• Suse of Empire of Marocco, and Districts of Suse and Tafilelt.
• OISE Three long black lines were moving noiselessly and rapidly towards the Oise.

Aniversity

• adversity
• animosity
• anniversary
• universality
• university