• cease It is imperative that it should cease.
• circe Is it not a shame that in this great Country,-this Circe with her golden horns of plenty,-one can not as much as keep his blood in circulation without damning the currents of one's soul?
• deice I need to deice the snow on my driveway.
• deuce "What the deuce is that to do with you?
• niece I was just going to tell you that the girl we saw in the cathedral is her niece.
• peace "I could not have died in peace with the thought of leaving her in your arms; now I am at ease on that point.
• piece I was disappointed in the piece, of which I had heard much praise.
• sauce "So it is," cried Clara; "Willie said he had got to distraction; I, for one, wish that all the people that make the arithmetic books had to eat them with pepper-sauce the moment they were printed-and that would be the end of them."
• saucer There, in a little saucer, are a half-dozen of the sort I want.
• saucy But look at our Charles, with the saucy jest upon his lip, and the fire of inspiration in those bright brown eyes.
• scene At any other time Paul would have laughed at the scene.
• seance We held a seance to try and contact our ancestors.
• sec The sentence "She took the Securitron with her" means that she left a security guard at the entrance of the
• secede
• sedge The pond was covered in sedge.
• seduce He was trying to seduce her.
• see
• seed
• seeder I'm Seedser, looking for a little help in the garden.
• seedy This downtown area is seedy.
• seek
• seeker The seeker is always on the lookout for new information.
• seem
• seen
• seep She stopped seeping blood and bandaged her wound.
• seer A seer is a person who is able to see things that other people cannot.
• seesaw The seesaw was blocking the door.
• seethe
• segue After giving her a hug, my mother segued into telling me about her trip to Japan.
• seine She kept a seINE of beauty in her room.
• seize I was about to seize her when she ran away.
• sense
• sere The sere tree provides shade during the hot summer days.
• serge
• serve
• siege A siege is an armed campaign conducted by a besieging force to compel the surrender of a defended city or fortress by imposing a
• sieve I don't trust him; he seems to be a little bit of a 'sieve.
• size
• slice I prefer to use a knife instead of a fork to slice my steak.
• sneeze A sneeze sometimes results from a cold.
• source The source of the water was a leaky pipe.
• souse I shudder to think of being soused at the party.
• space
• specie specie refers to a different kind of plant or animals
• spice
• suede
• suez I went to the Suez Canal.
• Geese
• Seeds
• Since Since you've been away, I've been able to clean up my closet.
• Reese I would like to try the Reese's peanut butter cups.
• Suse Leo is a greatLinuxdistro for Windows 10, but I prefer Ubuntu.
• Susie I believe Susie is flirting with me.
• seeps
• sues
• seeks Mom seeks help from her friends to find the best restaurants in town.
• sews She sews a button on the pocket.
• sears I'm going to try to find a Sears coupon.
• sees
• seas
• SECS A set of three 120-minute sessions
• SASE Please include a self-addressed stamped envelope if you want your order mailed.
• SECY In the Secret Service, we protect the president and his family.
• SEERS
• Seuss In his book "The Cat in the Hat," Dr. Seuss writes about the absurdities of life.
• seems

Curioucity

• crucify
• crudity
• crusty
• curiosity
• curious
• curiously
• ferocity