• bout Yet about three-fifteen, right in the middle of the bout, he has to answer a ring, and it turns out he's forgotten some important papers.
• chute But the chute was ready to run bolts.
• cote I had a rabbit-hutch built and stocked in the laundry, and a dove-cote on the roof.
• cute But the knitting lady didn't smile at all, and sat up very straight and said "H'm, h'm, h'm" to her flashing needles as they flew in and out; for not only was she in doubt now about the cute little things, but she also regretted, on behalf of the old gentleman's wife who was a friend of hers, the alert interest of his manner.
• dote I dote on the Milky Way.
• forte He, like Maurice, was pondering over the unusual position in which he found himself; but analysis of any sort was not his forte; so he soon forgot all save the delicate curve of Madame's chin and throat, the soft ripple of her laughter, the abysmal gray of her eyes.
• gout A paragraph in a newspaper had informed her that he was suffering from nothing worse than an attack of gout.
• gouty Thinks I, he'll never lie comfortable with that same under his gouty toe.
• jute In much the same way, the term "batching" is used in the jute industry, although it will be seen shortly that a more extensive use is made of the word.
• lout It so happens that I know one of those goatherds-a rough lout of a fellow called Petruccio.
• lute The prisoner was standing at the window, pressing her brow against the iron bars and listening to the lute played by her lover, which sounded, amid the turmoil of the other prisoners, like a bell above the roar of thunder and the storm.
• mote By the proverbial tenderness of the eye with the mote for the eye with the beam?
• mute A mute gesture was all the greeting he could offer.
• note "I don't know what you'll think of me-" He heard the troubled note in her voice.
• out Now you've got to come out of this!
• outer The outer door had been left open for him.
• pout Kind Adelaide held them up so triumphantly, that Kate could not pout at their being only everyday things; and as she began to put them on, out came Mrs. Bartley again, by Lady Jane's orders, pounced upon Lady Caergwent, and made her repent of all wishes for assistance by beginning upon her hair, and in spite of all wriggles and remonstrances, dressing her in the peculiarly slow and precise manner by which a maid can punish a troublesome child; until finally Kate-far too much irritated for a word of thanks, tore herself out of her hands, caught up her gloves, and flew down-stairs as if her life depended on her speed.
• pouter La Violette swelled up like a pouter pigeon on hearing this taffy from the great detective, and bowed profoundly, his black eyes gleaming, as he took a cigarette and lit it.
• rote But the hour Has come-and I remember naught, I cannot Recall the speeches I have learned by rote; Love puts imagination to confusion- But something there gleamed suddenly-a rustling; Hush-no, it was the moon's deceitful light, It was the rustling of the breeze.
• rout The scene of the great rout of Saracens which followed, is in every respect memorable.
• route In his voyage to the South, he had travelled by another route; that was, up the Winnipeg River, and through Rainy Lake and the Lake of the Woods to Lake Superior.
• router In telephony and some corporate/defense applications, Patch-Through is a low level clearance, only allowing the user to use the telephony station (router) as a method to be put through to another service, sometimes on a national phone network, but more often on a small telephony network owned by the company who provides the service, but not access any services local to the station, or modify the options of the station itself.
• saute Omelettes, 15, 219 Asparagus, 219 Bacon, 220 Cherry, 281 Currant Jelly, 281 Garniture for, 219 Ham, 219 Herb, 219 Kidney, 220 Lobster, 220 Mushroom, 220 Macedoine of, 281 Oyster, 219 Parmesan, 219 Peach, 281 Peas, 219 Preserved Apricot, 281 Raspberry Jam, 281 Rum, 281 Saute Souffle, 301 Sauted in Cream, 301 Strawberry, 281 Sweet, 281
• torte Brazil nut cake may be prepared as a torte cake.
• tote If you-all ain't glued there you might grab his grips an' tote them up to the ranchhouse.
• tout "Sire," said Henry, "in the name Marie Touchet there is, letter for letter, by changing the 'i' into a 'j,' as is often done, Je charme tout."
• tutu She was wearing a tutu for the dance recital.
• ute She dubbed her ute "Bobbi".
• vote It is your civic duty to vote in the upcoming election.
• yaounde
• yoke Farmer John yoked his oxen to the plow.
• yore Passing by the car lot, I saw a 1964 Yore classic.
• youth In the 1970s, youth was unbridled and carefree.
• yule
• Butte With this he launched into a discussion of Butte, with inquiries as to various figures of local prominence, from which Steve was fain to escape by turning the talk on his final good luck, the sale of his mine and his rosy prospects.
• Tue Tue saw a ghost.
• You
• Your
• Yours Please give me your address so that I can send you the book I promised.
• Hutu Burundi chief of state: President Domitien NDAYIZEYE (since 30 April 2003); note - NDAYIZEYE, a Hutu, was sworn in as president for the second half of the three-year transitional government inaugurated on 1 November 2001; Vice President Frederic NGENZEBUHORO (since 11 November 2004) head of government: President Domitien NDAYIZEYE (since 30 April 2003); note - NDAYIZEYE, a Hutu, was sworn in as president for the second half of the three-year transitional government inaugurated on 1 November 2001; Vice President Frederic NGENZEBUHORO (since 11 November 2004) cabinet: Council of Ministers appointed by president elections: NA; current president assumed power on 30 April 2003 as part of the transitional government established by the 2000 Arusha Accord; note - next presidential election is scheduled for 22 April 2005
• You've
• YOUS
• you'd
• you'll I refuse to do this. It's too much work. You'll have to do it yourself.
• you're You're a genius!
• outta The Yankees sure are kind, presentin' us with a couple of ships jus' outta the goodness of their hearts.
• Cutie Coney Island" (song), a 1989 spoken-word piece by Van Morrison, about his memories of a place of the same name in County Down "Coney Island", a song from the 2001 album The Photo Album by Death Cab for Cutie "Coney Island", a song from the 2010 album Butterfly House by The Coral

Irratibly

• irascibly
• irately
• irreducibly
• irrefutably
• irritable
• irritably