• bone If your mother was one of them, must you not also be of them; for are you not of your mother's bone and blood?
• cone Mrs Garnett opened the ball with a coincidence taken from her own life, the cone burning bright and blue the while.
• done Sir, Sir, I have done.
• gone He has gone away."
• hone
• John John is the name of a popular singer.
• lone
• none
• one I will only be eating one slice of pizza.
• opine
• pain It really hurts when I hit my thumb with the hammer.
• paine
• pan
• pane I broke the window, but I'll fix it later - I just need some pane to stop the wind.
• pawn He bought a pawn in the game of chess.
• pawnee
• peen I like to squeeze and stroke my peen.
• pen
• penn
• peon He was a poor peon who did menial tasks for the rich.
• peony She gave me a peony as a token of her affection.
• phone
• phony I faked my own death to escape my phony life.
• pin Please pin my ticket to my shirt.
• pine
• ping I was trying to ping my friend's address, but I got an error message.
• plane
• poe The Raven croaks in the night.
• point
• poke I accidentally poked my eye with a Stick.
• pole
• ponce The star of the baseball team is named Ponce.
• pond There's a pond behind the house.
• pone I ate one of those pone sandwiches.
• pong One hour of pong makes you more intelligent than two hours of reading.
• pony
• pope
• pore I have a really bad nose, it's always picking up dust and dirt from the Pore.
• pose
• pounce
• pound I always feel heavier after I've eaten a pound of chocolates.
• prone
• prune
• pun The pun was actually kind of funny.
• puny I am not the slightest bit interested in your puny talk.
• rhone
• tone
• zone
• Piney My backpack is stuffed with piney wood.
• Shone I shone my shoes on the sidewalk to clean them.
• Payne Ira Payne is a botanist who studies the native plants of the American Southwest.
• Johnie
• Penney
• PENA
• pones I put the plates on the table.

Irratibly

• irascibly
• irately
• irreducibly
• irrefutably
• irritable
• irritably