• cove These asked in proof of their view, why he had declined to fight when Old Cove had abused him so to his face.
• dove Tryon mingled the poison with the wisdom of the serpent-affected to be harmless as a dove and exercised a powerful influence over the people of the city of New York in favor of the crown.
• eve Christmas eve arrived and Redner went to sleep without having written the tune.
• jove "By Jove, how late it is!
• love Do you think I'm not in love with you?"
• move "Master," he said, softly; but the Resident did not move.
• ode Tennyson's ode was sung.
• one Is it that one?"
• ore Reaching Mr. Welford's, I aroused him from his bed, and soon learned that he himself had recently opened a road through the woods in that direction for the purpose of hauling cord-wood and iron ore to his furnace.
• oven This oven was a useless old thing and gave out no heat.
• over How did you come to be run over?"
• owe "Go away from here," he said; "I owe no account of my actions to any one."
• rove But this was not so, nor did they rove the sea at will.
• Ave " Ave Imperatrix" will come as a surprise to those unacquainted with Wilde's works.
• Hove In half-an-hour the steamer hove in sight, and it was seen that he had again guessed correctly.
• I've Now you know, 'cos I've told you."
• Oe Hai Kaamalama ia oe, Hae' ke akua ulu ka niho.
• Ope Gaoler of the donjon deep- Black from pit to parapet- In whose depths forever sleep Famous bores whose sun has set, Daily ope the portal; let In the bores who daily bore.
• Ova The mature or ripe segments are filled with ova.
• Wove The light that filtered down into the long aisles between the trees seemed to be absorbed in a blue-green haze through which the lianas wove their long curved lines.
• Ole He send ole Crookleg to tell her dat, and gib her sometin' what I've got hyar in my pocket, he!

Convienct

• confined
• conflict
• conjunct
• convector
• convened
• convenient
• convent
• convergent
• convict
• convinced