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• Hers Hers is the only opinion that matters.
• waders The fisherman put on his waders and stepped into the cold, rushing river.
• wades As the water level rose, he wades cautiously toward the shore.
• wafers I handed her the wafers.
• wagers He placed his bets and wagers on the race.
• wages The wages of the workers were low.
• waiters The waiters rushed around the busy restaurant, taking orders and delivering food.
• waivers The company is offering waivers to its customers who have been affected by the recent policy changes.
• wakes
• wales Wales is a country that is located in the southwest region of Great Britain.
• wanes The sunset fades away as the day wanes.
• warders There are armed warders stationed at the entrance to the prison.
• wares The market was bustling with vendors showing off their wares.
• warmers I need to buy new leg warmers for my dance class.
• Wars The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have left a legacy of poverty and death.
• washers I need washers for my washing machine.
• washes
• watchers The watchers peered anxiously through their binoculars, hoping to catch a glimpse of the elusive bird.
• waters I enjoy swimming in the clear blue waters of the ocean.
• wavers She wavers between choosing what's best for her and what's best for her family.
• waves I could hear the waves crashing against the shore.
• wearers The wearers of the new fitness tracker can monitor their heart rate and steps taken in real-time.
• weathers The weathers been really bad the last few days.
• weavers The weavers display their beautiful work on the nearby windows.
• whalers Whalers are a maritime people who use primitive boats to catch whales.
• whens
• wheres Wheres my coat?
• WHETS The smell of freshly brewed coffee whets my appetite for breakfast.
• whirs
• wipers The rain was so heavy that the wipers on my car could barely keep up.
• wishers The wishers were disappointed when their wishes didn't come true.
• withers The horse's withers are a little sore after riding for hours.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately