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  • Ais India Ais a country in Asia.
  • highs Highs came in all shapes and sizes, from the sugar rush that made everything feel euphoric and exciting, to the intense
  • neighs The horse neighs loudly when it sees the carrot.
  • reweighs The butcher reweighs the chicken to ensure it meets the customer's requested weight.
  • sigh After a long and tiresome day, I let out a deep sigh of relief when I finally reached my bed.
  • sighs She heaved deep sighs of disappointment when she failed to win the competition.
  • thighs I love thighs.
  • wads He always had wads of cash in his pockets.
  • wag The dog's tail would wag happily every time it saw its owner.
  • wagers The pool is open for wagers.
  • wages The factory workers went on strike over low wages.
  • wags She wagged her tail happy to see us.
  • waifs The waifs were without family or friends.
  • wails With her body wracked with sobs, she wails uncontrollably.
  • WAINS The hay was piled up on the wains for transport to the barn.
  • waist She cinched her waist with a belt to accentuate her hourglass figure.
  • Waits I'm going to wait for you at the restaurant.
  • waives The company waives its right to sue for damages.
  • Wars In wars, the innocent die along with the guilty.
  • Was I was going to the store, but I got caught in the traffic.
  • wash
  • washes My mother always washes the dishes after dinner.
  • wats
  • waugh I couldn't keep from laughing at his pathetic attempt at wit.
  • ways
  • weigh I need to weigh myself before and after the workout to see how much water weight I lost.
  • weighs I was extremely tired from the day's events, and the fact that I had to carry my laptop and bag weighs heavily on
  • weight The weight of the object was too heavy for me to lift.
  • Weights I need to get weights.
  • weirs The water flowed over the weirs and cascaded down into the river below.
  • Weiss I hope she gets better soon; Weiss seems to be having a tough time.
  • whirs When the motor starts, it whirs.
  • wig She decided to wear a wig to temporarily change her hairstyle.
  • wight This wight is hideous and I want to avoid it.
  • wights The wights wandered aimlessly through the forest, searching for their next victim.
  • wings I love flying on my wings.
  • wins Team A wins the basketball game with a score of 85-78.
  • Wis I Wis you not to play near the Wisps.
  • wish
  • wishes My birthday wishes came true when my family threw me a surprise party.
  • withes The tree's withes were rough and unyielding.
  • wits The survival game requires players to use their wits to outsmart opponents.
  • WOGS Wogs are dirty foreigners who should leave England.

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