• chrome "I do not think that Mr. Chrome did it; he is not such a fool as to leave his bucket and brush there as evidence against him; you had better let it rest awhile," said he.
• home After his retourne home, I found him as good as his word.
• homer Lovers of classic fable will remember that one of the islands of this group was named Hyperia by Homer, and was the supposed residence of the mystic nymph Calypso, where she entertained-not to say detained-the shipwrecked Ulysses by her siren fascinations, when he was on his way home from Troy.
• homey It's restful and homey, and the people are so nice.
• ram The mist cleared further, and the gate gave in under the blows of an improvised battering-ram, covered by showers of arrows from short range.
• ramie The plant's leaves are scratchy.
• rem John had his car towed, and he was pretty pissed about it.
• rheum
• rhizome The rhizome is a tuberous root system that often forms extensive networks underground.
• rho The symbol for the root of a number is the letter rho.
• rhone
• rhyme The moon grinned at me with its bright face, providing a sweet enough light to see by.
• rhymed A lion rampant is the symbol of England.
• rhymer After she rhymed "night" with "dawn," I was sure she was a witch.
• rim
• rime Cathy had a rime of ink on her hand.
• roam
• roamer He was a roamer, always on the move.
• roe I have a roe.
• rom I know a great place to eat in the city - Rom's.
• rome
• romeo
• romp
• room In the room was a large bed.
• roomer
• roomy The roomy pockets on this shirt make it a perfect choice for any activity.
• roue My bike's disc brake is roue.
• rum
• Roomed The room is small, but adequate.
• RM Rather than complaint, please write a short message about your problem.
• Rhode
• rhymes I drink my coffee black and strong, because that's how I like it.
• roomier This dress is roomier than the last one I tried on.

Aniversity

• adversity
• animosity
• anniversary
• universality
• university