• born This is where I was born.
• corn Nevertheless, our opinion is that, if we have reasonable hope of being able to settle the all-important question of the Corn Laws in a satisfactory way, we ought, at whatever sacrifice of quiet and comfort, to take office, though only for a few weeks.
• horn We heard his horn in the distance, but it died away again.
• lorn Sometimes, as at Little Wittenham, you find the lone lorn terraces of the gardens of the house, but all else has disappeared.
• morn "We're here the day and there the morn, Tammas.
• sworn "I have sworn never to touch the hand of a Davenant in friendship," he said, grimly.
• thorn I shall make myself a thorn in your sides yet."
• thorny "I confess, that, in your place, I should sleep on a thorny pillow, with such evidences of the temper of my men before my mind.
• torn It should be torn apart, not cut.
• wain His influence upon English art was impressive, and in 1824 the exhibition at Paris of his Hay Wain, together with some work by Bonington and Fielding had a decided effect upon the then rising landscape school of France.
• wan When the last warning for visitors to go ashore came, Jackson said, with a wan smile, while he held Westover's hand: "I sha'n't forget this very soon."
• warn "I'll wake some of 'em up," Jack reflected, "and then they can warn the others.
• wean His own siller went fast to keep mither and wean alive when she was worst.
• wen Wen I wants a bait er de Pimmerly Plum right bad, I des takes my foot in my han' en comes down yer ter dish yer tree.
• when That's when it happened.
• whine Henley began to whine.
• whinny Then, just when the real darkness had fallen, she heard a pony whinny in the woods at her left.
• whiny This latter was said in a whiny tone of reproach.
• whir The little man took the necklace, sat down at the wheel, and whir, whir, whir, round it went until morning, when all the straw was spun away, and all the bobbins were full of gold.
• who "Why, who are you talking about?
• whop
• whorl
• win
• won
• wooing
• word
• work
• worm
• worn
• wort
• Wore
• Ween It is bright and steady, glorious and good; nevermore, I ween, will warrior give so rich a gift.
• Whoa Sure, Poetry said, but we can get air quicker by opening the door at the top of the stairs, and with that he shuffled up the stairs and opened the door, and just as he did so, I heard a horse sneeze and a man's voice saying, Whoa, there, Prince!
• Whom Whom do we wait for, Cleremont?
• Whoring
• Vern Backscatter is a term coined by Vern Paxson to describe Internet background noise resulting from a DDoS attack using multiple spoofed addresses.
• HON I.C. Aylwin, solicitor-general for Lower Canada; Hon.
• who'd Who'd buy your food?
• who're Stacy and Roxanne (Vanessa Morley and Kathleen Barr, respectively): A pair of identical twin sisters (with brown hair, green eyes and tanned skin) who're also Star's best friends and two more of Chrissy, Ping and Macs fellow cheerleaders.
• who's Who's been done up?"
• horny Ernest and his father fired at the same time; the ball of the former was lost in the animal's flesh, that of the latter rebounded off a horny protuberance that armed the monster's upper lip.

Stutured

• holding sway over
• sputtered
• stared
• starred
• stated
• stature
• statures
• statute
• steered
• stetted