• amish The Amish are a close-knit community of farmers and craftsmen.
• famish
• marsh
• mash I will mash the potatoes for the potatoesauce.
• mesh I want to make a mesh costume.
• mosh The show was so boring, I wanted to mosh out.
• mush I am so tired of eating mush.
• radish I ate a radish for dinner.
• rakish I felt a bit rakish taking her arm.
• ram
• rama Today was a day for serious drama.
• ramie
• ramp I need to change my shoes before I go on the ramp.
• rash
• ravish She was ravished by a robber.
• reamer I was really excited to try the new recipe but it turned out to be a reamer.
• rime She kept rapping her knuckles against the wood.
• roamer After several years on the road, Larry became a roamer.
• rome Before his death, the emperor was revered as a god in his home country of Rome.
• romeo
• rush I need to take a break from the pressure of the test and take a quick rush.
• smash
• Rammed The truck was rammed by a bus in the intersection.
• Reamed He reamed her for playing with the boys.
• Roamed
• Romansh We are travelling in the footsteps of the Romansh people.
• Ramsay John Ramsay is the chef at the restaurant.
• Ramos The Ramos family live in Mexico.
• Ramsey
• roams We roamed the forest for hours.
• rims The cups have a curved rim.
• rams My favorite animal is the ram.
• REMS
• REAMS As she drifted off to sleep, she dreamed of her handsome prince coming to rescue her.
• ROMEOS Will you marry me, Romeo?
• RUMS
• rhymes In America, cowboys ride horses and shoot guns; in Britain, we say "blimey" rhymes with
• rimes A collection of rhyming words is called a rime.
• reamers The reamer can rip through tightly woven fabric.
• roamers Every family has their own spot where they like to roam and play.
• warmish It is a little bit warmish outside.

Paitent

• latent
• paint
• parent
• patent
• patents
• patient
• patients
• penitent
• portent
• potent