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• parts The mechanic ordered new parts for the car engine.
• Pats My mother used to wash my clothes in Pats fabric softener.
• Pets One of my favorite things to do is take my pets for a walk.
• pilots They need pilots to fly the planes.
• pints Ale and lager are the beers of choice in the U.K. Pints are the equivalent of inches in America.
• pious The priest advised his followers to live a pious life.
• pits I like to go see the pits.
• pivots The business owner pivots his strategy when he realizes the market demand has changed.
• plots I have a few plots that I am working on.
• PODS One can mail packages in Pods.
• poets At poetry slam, poets recite their best work.
• PORTS
• pots I need some pots to put the plants in.
• Potts
• pouts As soon as he realized he couldn't go to the party, he pouts for the rest of the night.
• puts She puts on her shoes and heads out the door.
• putts He always putts very carefully to avoid missing any shot.
• Riots The police were called to the scene to calm down the riots that had broken out amongst the protesters.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately