• espouse There was a gathering of friends at Madam Wetherill's that very evening, for it was known that she would soon be out on the farm, and since she had much at stake in trade and property, many were curious to see which side she would really espouse.
• opus "Bagley," said Mr. Ryder, "I want you to write a letter for me to Miss Shirley Green, author of that book 'The American Octopus.
• pious "Mary," she said, "I am a pious woman, attached to the faith of my fathers.
• pus There was but very little pus discharged from this opening afterward, not, however, for want of drainage, since the cut was kept open by introducing the probe occasionally.
• sops
• sos
• soup I love soup because it's so easy to make and it's a great way to use up any leftover groceries.
• sousa The music of Francisco Sousa is often performed at weddings.
• souse I want to learn how to make couscous, but I don't know how to make the sauce.
• spots The spots on my arm are from the sun.
• spousal My spouse is at home with the kids.
• spouse During the ceremony, the couple exchanged rings to symbolize their marital commitment.
• spout The spout on the water faucet was very hard to turn.
• spur She trotted across the parking lot, as fast as her spurs would let her.
• Poss
• Sours My friend's house always smells like vinegar and sour.
• Sous She prepared a dish of sous vide pork with Brussels sprouts.
• Spies
• Pius Pope Pius IX is lamented by many Catholics for his reactionary views on many issues.
• Soaps I love using soaps in my skincare routine.
• Spores She picked up a large spore from under the couch.
• Sports I love watching my son play sports.
• Spouses They were married for over thirty years, until his death.
• spews The spew of liquid from the broken pipe spews onto the ground.
• spoils She always cherishes the spoils of her victories.
• saps She tried to catch a sapsucker, but she missed.
• spurs My shoes are too small, they don't fit my feet well, so I need to get new spurs.
• spars
• souls
• spoons I'm going to fix these spoons with a dab of superglue.
• sups
• spoofs
• spays
• spouts My saliva spouts uncontrollably.
• pours I poured my brother a drink and handed him the glass.
• spooks What kind of creatures roam the dark recesses of the attic?
• SIPS
• SPAS
• POOS I heard a noise in the attic, it sounded like somebody pooing.
• SOWS She has a Sows farm.
• spools A spool of thread is a thin, plastic tube in which thread is wound.
• spoors
• stoups He poured a glass of wine and then topped it off with a stoup of ginger ale.
• soups
• spokes
• spuds He likes to fry up some spuds for his supper.

Aniversity

• adversity
• animosity
• anniversary
• universality
• university