Homophone

1. Ate (verb) - past tense of eat

• Example: She ate the delicious cake.

2. Eight (number) - the digit 8

• Example: There are eight people in the room.

3. Affect (verb) - to influence or produce a change in something

• Example: The weather can affect your mood.

4. Effect (noun) - a change that occurred as a result of a particular action or situation

• Example: The new law had a positive effect on the community.

5. Allowed (verb) - permitted or given permission

• Example: Smoking is not allowed in this area.

6. Aloud (adverb) - audibly, in a way that can be heard

• Example: Read the passage aloud so everyone can hear.

7. Ascent (noun) - the act of climbing or rising

• Example: The ascent to the mountaintop was challenging.

8. Assent (noun) - agreement or approval

• Example: The committee gave their assent to the proposal.

9. Ball (noun) - a round object used in various sports

• Example: The soccer ball is made of leather.

10. Bawl (verb) - to cry loudly - Example: The baby started to bawl when he dropped his toy.

11. Bare (adjective) - uncovered or exposed - Example: His feet were bare after he took off his shoes.

12. Bear (verb) - to carry or support - Example: Can you bear the weight of this box?

13. Berry (noun) - a small, juicy fruit - Example: She picked a handful of ripe strawberries, a type of berry.

14. Bury (verb) - to place something in the ground and cover it - Example: They decided to bury the time capsule in the backyard.

15. Brake (noun) - a device used to slow down or stop a vehicle - Example: Press the brake gently to stop the car smoothly.

16. Break (verb) - to separate into pieces - Example: Be careful not to break the delicate glass.

17. Buy (verb) - to acquire something in exchange for money - Example: She wants to buy a new laptop for her studies.

18. By (preposition) - near or beside - Example: He sat by the window and enjoyed the view.

19. Cell (noun) - a basic unit of life in organisms - Example: The human body is composed of countless cells.

20. Sell (verb) - to exchange goods or services for money - Example: They decided to sell their old furniture online.

21. Cite (verb) - to reference or quote as evidence - Example: In academic writing, it is important to cite your sources.

22. Site (noun) - a location or place - Example: The construction site was buzzing with activity.

23. Sight (noun) - the ability to see or something that can be seen - Example: The breathtaking view was a beautiful sight.

24. Coarse (adjective) - rough in texture or composed of large particles - Example: The fabric feels coarse against the skin.

25. Course (noun) - a path or route; also, a series of educational lessons - Example: The river followed a winding course through the mountains.

26. Complement (noun) - something that completes or goes well with something - Example: The wine was a perfect complement to the steak.

27. Compliment (noun) - a polite expression of praise or admiration - Example: She gave him a sincere compliment on his presentation.

28. Creak (verb) - to make a harsh, squeaking sound - Example: The old door creaked every time it was opened.

29. Creek (noun) - a small stream or narrow, flowing watercourse - Example: The children enjoyed playing by the creek.

30. Dear (adjective) - loved or cherished - Example: My dear friend, I missed you so much!

31. Deer (noun) - a wild mammal with antlers - Example: We spotted a group of deer in the forest.

32. Desert (noun) - a dry, barren area with little or no vegetation - Example: The Sahara is the largest hot desert in the world.

33. Dessert (noun) - a sweet dish typically served after a meal - Example: We had chocolate cake as dessert after dinner.

34. Die (verb) - to cease living - Example: All living things eventually die.

35. Dye (verb) - to color something using a liquid or pigment - Example: She decided to dye her hair blonde.

36. Dual (adjective) - relating to or composed of two things - Example: The smartphone has a dual camera setup.

37. Duel (noun) - a formal combat between two individuals - Example: The duel between the knights was intense.

38. Fair (adjective) - just, impartial; also, pleasing to the eye - Example: A fair judge ensures equal treatment for all.

39. Fare (noun) - the money paid for transportation; also, food - Example: The bus fare has increased by ten percent.

40. Flour (noun) - a powder obtained by grinding grains - Example: Mix the flour with water to make dough.

41. Flower (noun) - the reproductive part of a plant that produces seeds - Example: The garden is full of colorful flowers.

42. Forth (adverb) - forward in place or time - Example: He stepped forth to accept the award.

43. Fourth (ordinal number) - coming after the third in a sequence - Example: The event will take place on the fourth of July.

44. Gorilla (noun) - a large, powerful ape native to Africa - Example: The gorilla at the zoo was playful and curious.

45. Guerrilla (noun) - a member of a small, irregular military force - Example: The guerrilla fighters operated in small, mobile groups.

46. Hair (noun) - the fine threadlike strands that grow from the skin - Example: She styled her hair in a ponytail.

47. Hare (noun) - a fast-running mammal similar to a rabbit - Example: The tortoise raced against the hare in the fable.

48. Heal (verb) - to become healthy or whole again - Example: Time can help heal emotional wounds.

49. Heel (noun) - the back part of the foot - Example: The shoes had a high heel.

50. Here (adverb) - in or at this place - Example: I am here waiting for you.

51. Hear (verb) - to perceive sound through the ears - Example: Can you hear the music playing?

52. Higher (adjective) - more elevated or greater in amount - Example: Climbing the mountain became higher and more challenging.

53. Hire (verb) - to employ someone in exchange for payment - Example: The company decided to hire new employees.

54. Hole (noun) - an opening or hollow space in a surface - Example: There was a hole in the wall.

55. Whole (adjective) - complete or entire - Example: She ate the whole pizza by herself.

56. Hour (noun) - a unit of time equal to 60 minutes - Example: The meeting will last for an hour.

57. Our (pronoun) - belonging to us - Example: This is our house.

58. Idle (adjective) - inactive or not in use; also, lazy - Example: The machine remained idle for weeks.

59. Idol (noun) - an object of worship or devotion - Example: The ancient temple housed a sacred idol.

60. Incite (verb) - to encourage or stir up violent or unlawful behavior - Example: His speech did not incite any unrest.

61. Insight (noun) - a deep understanding of a person or thing - Example: The therapist provided valuable insight into her struggles.

62. It's (contraction) - short for "it is" or "it has" - Example: It's a beautiful day.

63. Its (pronoun) - possessive form of "it" - Example: The cat chased its tail.

64. Jam (noun) - a sweet spread made from fruit; also, a difficult situation - Example: Spread the strawberry jam on the toast.

65. Jamb (noun) - the vertical side of a doorway or window frame - Example: The door jamb was scratched from moving furniture.

66. Kernel (noun) - the softer, usually edible part of a seed or nut - Example: Popcorn is made from the kernel of corn.

67. Colonel (noun) - a military rank - Example: The colonel inspected the troops.

68. Compliment (noun) - a polite expression of praise or admiration - Example: She gave him a sincere compliment on his presentation.

69. Complement (noun) - something that completes or goes well with something - Example: The wine was a perfect complement to the steak.

70. Council (noun) - a group of people convened for a common purpose - Example: The city council discussed new policies.

71. Counsel (noun) - advice or guidance - Example: Seek counsel from a professional before making a decision.

72. Creak (verb) - to make a harsh, squeaking sound - Example: The old door creaked every time it was opened.

73. Creek (noun) - a small stream or narrow, flowing watercourse - Example: The children enjoyed playing by the creek.

74. Crews (noun) - groups of people working together - Example: There were multiple crews working on the construction site.

75. Cruise (verb) - to sail or travel smoothly - Example: We decided to cruise along the coast for our vacation.

76. Dear (adjective) - loved or cherished - Example: My dear friend, I missed you so much!

77. Deer (noun) - a wild mammal with antlers - Example: We spotted a group of deer in the forest.

78. Desert (noun) - a dry, barren area with little or no vegetation - Example: The Sahara is the largest hot desert in the world.

79. Dessert (noun) - a sweet dish typically served after a meal - Example: We had chocolate cake as dessert after dinner.

80. Dew (noun) - tiny drops of water that form on cool surfaces at night - Example: The morning grass was covered in dew.

81. Due (adjective) - expected to arrive or be accomplished at a certain time - Example: The report is due by the end of the week.

82. Die (verb) - to cease living - Example: All living things eventually die.

83. Dye (verb) - to color something using a liquid or pigment - Example: She decided to dye her hair blonde.

84. Flour (noun) - a powder obtained by grinding grains - Example: Mix the flour with water to make dough.

85. Flower (noun) - the reproductive part of a plant that produces seeds - Example: The garden is full of colorful flowers.

86. Forth (adverb) - forward in place or time - Example: He stepped forth to accept the award.

87. Fourth (ordinal number) - coming after the third in a sequence - Example: The event will take place on the fourth of July.

88. Gorilla (noun) - a large, powerful ape native to Africa - Example: The gorilla at the zoo was playful and curious.

89. Guerrilla (noun) - a member of a small, irregular military force - Example: The guerrilla fighters operated in small, mobile groups.

90. Grate (verb) - to shred or rub against a surface - Example: Grate some cheese for the pasta.

91. Great (adjective) - very good or excellent - Example: The movie received great reviews from critics.

92. Hail (noun) - frozen raindrops; also, to greet or acclaim enthusiastically - Example: The hail storm damaged the car's windshield.

93. Hale (adjective) - healthy and strong - Example: Despite his age, he remains hale and hearty.

94. Heal (verb) - to become healthy or whole again - Example: Time can help heal emotional wounds.

95. Heel (noun) - the back part of the foot - Example: The shoes had a high heel.

96. Here (adverb) - in or at this place - Example: I am here waiting for you.

97. Hear (verb) - to perceive sound through the ears - Example: Can you hear the music playing?

98. Higher (adjective) - more elevated or greater in amount - Example: Climbing the mountain became higher and more challenging.

99. Hire (verb) - to employ someone in exchange for payment - Example: The company decided to hire new employees.

100. Hole (noun) - an opening or hollow space in a surface - Example: There was a hole in the wall.

101. Whole (adjective) - complete or entire - Example: She ate the whole pizza by herself.

102. Hour (noun) - a unit of time equal to 60 minutes - Example: The meeting will last for an hour.

103. Our (pronoun) - belonging to us - Example: This is our house.

104. Idle (adjective) - inactive or not in use; also, lazy - Example: The machine remained idle for weeks.

105. Idol (noun) - an object of worship or devotion - Example: The ancient temple housed a sacred idol.

106. Insight (noun) - a deep understanding of a person or thing - Example: The therapist provided valuable insight into her struggles.

107. Incite (verb) - to encourage or stir up violent or unlawful behavior - Example: His speech did not incite any unrest.

108. Kernel (noun) - the softer, usually edible part of a seed or nut - Example: Popcorn is made from the kernel of corn.

109. Colonel (noun) - a military rank - Example: The colonel inspected the troops.

110. Compliment (noun) - a polite expression of praise or admiration - Example: She gave him a sincere compliment on his presentation.

111. Complement (noun) - something that completes or goes well with something - Example: The wine was a perfect complement to the steak.

112. Council (noun) - a group of people convened for a common purpose - Example: The city council discussed new policies.

113. Counsel (noun) - advice or guidance - Example: Seek counsel from a professional before making a decision.

114. Creak (verb) - to make a harsh, squeaking sound - Example: The old door creaked every time it was opened.

115. Creek (noun) - a small stream or narrow, flowing watercourse - Example: The children enjoyed playing by the creek.

116. Crews (noun) - groups of people working together - Example: There were multiple crews working on the construction site.

117. Cruise (verb) - to sail or travel smoothly - Example: We decided to cruise along the coast for our vacation.

118. Dear (adjective) - loved or cherished - Example: My dear friend, I missed you so much!

119. Deer (noun) - a wild mammal with antlers - Example: We spotted a group of deer in the forest.

120. Desert (noun) - a dry, barren area with little or no vegetation - Example: The Sahara is the largest hot desert in the world.

121. Dessert (noun) - a sweet dish typically served after a meal - Example: We had chocolate cake as dessert after dinner.

122. Dew (noun) - tiny drops of water that form on cool surfaces at night - Example: The morning grass was covered in dew.

123. Due (adjective) - expected to arrive or be accomplished at a certain time - Example: The report is due by the end of the week.

124. Die (verb) - to cease living - Example: All living things eventually die.

125. Dye (verb) - to color something using a liquid or pigment - Example: She decided to dye her hair blonde.

126. Flour (noun) - a powder obtained by grinding grains - Example: Mix the flour with water to make dough.

127. Flower (noun) - the reproductive part of a plant that produces seeds - Example: The garden is full of colorful flowers.

128. Forth (adverb) - forward in place or time - Example: He stepped forth to accept the award.

129. Fourth (ordinal number) - coming after the third in a sequence - Example: The event will take place on the fourth of July.

130. Gorilla (noun) - a large, powerful ape native to Africa - Example: The gorilla at the zoo was playful and curious.

131. Guerrilla (noun) - a member of a small, irregular military force - Example: The guerrilla fighters operated in small, mobile groups.

132. Grate (verb) - to shred or rub against a surface - Example: Grate some cheese for the pasta.

133. Great (adjective) - very good or excellent - Example: The movie received great reviews from critics.

134. Hail (noun) - frozen raindrops; also, to greet or acclaim enthusiastically - Example: The hail storm damaged the car's windshield.

135. Hale (adjective) - healthy and strong - Example: Despite his age, he remains hale and hearty.

136. Heal (verb) - to become healthy or whole again - Example: Time can help heal emotional wounds.

137. Heel (noun) - the back part of the foot - Example: The shoes had a high heel.

138. Here (adverb) - in or at this place - Example: I am here waiting for you.

139. Hear (verb) - to perceive sound through the ears - Example: Can you hear the music playing?

140. Higher (adjective) - more elevated or greater in amount - Example: Climbing the mountain became higher and more challenging.

141. Hire (verb) - to employ someone in exchange for payment - Example: The company decided to hire new employees.

142. Hole (noun) - an opening or hollow space in a surface - Example: There was a hole in the wall.

143. Whole (adjective) - complete or entire - Example: She ate the whole pizza by herself.

144. Hour (noun) - a unit of time equal to 60 minutes - Example: The meeting will last for an hour.

145. Our (pronoun) - belonging to us - Example: This is our house.

146. Idle (adjective) - inactive or not in use; also, lazy - Example: The machine remained idle for weeks.

147. Idol (noun) - an object of worship or devotion - Example: The ancient temple housed a sacred idol.

148. Insight (noun) - a deep understanding of a person or thing - Example: The therapist provided valuable insight into her struggles.

149. Incite (verb) - to encourage or stir up violent or unlawful behavior - Example: His speech did not incite any unrest.

150. Kernel (noun) - the softer, usually edible part of a seed or nut - Example: Popcorn is made from the kernel of corn.

151. Colonel (noun) - a military rank - Example: The colonel inspected the troops.

152. Compliment (noun) - a polite expression of praise or admiration - Example: She gave him a sincere compliment on his presentation.

153. Complement (noun) - something that completes or goes well with something - Example: The wine was a perfect complement to the steak.

154. Council (noun) - a group of people convened for a common purpose - Example: The city council discussed new policies.

155. Counsel (noun) - advice or guidance - Example: Seek counsel from a professional before making a decision.

156. Creak (verb) - to make a harsh, squeaking sound - Example: The old door creaked every time it was opened.

157. Creek (noun) - a small stream or narrow, flowing watercourse - Example: The children enjoyed playing by the creek.

158. Crews (noun) - groups of people working together - Example: There were multiple crews working on the construction site.

159. Cruise (verb) - to sail or travel smoothly - Example: We decided to cruise along the coast for our vacation.

160. Dear (adjective) - loved or cherished - Example: My dear friend, I missed you so much!

161. Deer (noun) - a wild mammal with antlers - Example: We spotted a group of deer in the forest.

162. Desert (noun) - a dry, barren area with little or no vegetation - Example: The Sahara is the largest hot desert in the world.

163. Dessert (noun) - a sweet dish typically served after a meal - Example: We had chocolate cake as dessert after dinner.

164. Dew (noun) - tiny drops of water that form on cool surfaces at night - Example: The morning grass was covered in dew.

165. Due (adjective) - expected to arrive or be accomplished at a certain time - Example: The report is due by the end of the week.

166. Die (verb) - to cease living - Example: All living things eventually die.

167. Dye (verb) - to color something using a liquid or pigment - Example: She decided to dye her hair blonde.

168. Flour (noun) - a powder obtained by grinding grains - Example: Mix the flour with water to make dough.

169. Flower (noun) - the reproductive part of a plant that produces seeds - Example: The garden is full of colorful flowers.

170. Forth (adverb) - forward in place or time - Example: He stepped forth to accept the award.

171. Fourth (ordinal number) - coming after the third in a sequence - Example: The event will take place on the fourth of July.

172. Gorilla (noun) - a large, powerful ape native to Africa - Example: The gorilla at the zoo was playful and curious.

173. Guerrilla (noun) - a member of a small, irregular military force - Example: The guerrilla fighters operated in small, mobile groups.

174. Grate (verb) - to shred or rub against a surface - Example: Grate some cheese for the pasta.

175. Great (adjective) - very good or excellent - Example: The movie received great reviews from critics.

176. Hail (noun) - frozen raindrops; also, to greet or acclaim enthusiastically - Example: The hail storm damaged the car's windshield.

177. Hale (adjective) - healthy and strong - Example: Despite his age, he remains hale and hearty.

178. Heal (verb) - to become healthy or whole again - Example: Time can help heal emotional wounds.

179. Heel (noun) - the back part of the foot - Example: The shoes had a high heel.

180. Here (adverb) - in or at this place - Example: I am here waiting for you.

181. Hear (verb) - to perceive sound through the ears - Example: Can you hear the music playing?

182. Higher (adjective) - more elevated or greater in amount - Example: Climbing the mountain became higher and more challenging.

183. Hire (verb) - to employ someone in exchange for payment - Example: The company decided to hire new employees.

184. Hole (noun) - an opening or hollow space in a surface - Example: There was a hole in the wall.

185. Whole (adjective) - complete or entire - Example: She ate the whole pizza by herself.

186. Hour (noun) - a unit of time equal to 60 minutes - Example: The meeting will last for an hour.

187. Our (pronoun) - belonging to us - Example: This is our house.

188. Idle (adjective) - inactive or not in use; also, lazy - Example: The machine remained idle for weeks.

189. Idol (noun) - an object of worship or devotion - Example: The ancient temple housed a sacred idol.

190. Insight (noun) - a deep understanding of a person or thing - Example: The therapist provided valuable insight into her struggles.

191. Incite (verb) - to encourage or stir up violent or unlawful behavior - Example: His speech did not incite any unrest.

192. Kernel (noun) - the softer, usually edible part of a seed or nut - Example: Popcorn is made from the kernel of corn.

193. Colonel (noun) - a military rank - Example: The colonel inspected the troops.

194. Compliment (noun) - a polite expression of praise or admiration - Example: She gave him a sincere compliment on his presentation.

195. Complement (noun) - something that completes or goes well with something - Example: The wine was a perfect complement to the steak.

196. Council (noun) - a group of people convened for a common purpose - Example: The city council discussed new policies.

197. Counsel (noun) - advice or guidance - Example: Seek counsel from a professional before making a decision.

198. Creak (verb) - to make a harsh, squeaking sound - Example: The old door creaked every time it was opened.

199. Creek (noun) - a small stream or narrow, flowing watercourse - Example: The children enjoyed playing by the creek.

200. Crews (noun) - groups of people working together - Example: There were multiple crews working on the construction site.

201. Cruise (verb) - to sail or travel smoothly - Example: We decided to cruise along the coast for our vacation.

202. Dear (adjective) - loved or cherished - Example: My dear friend, I missed you so much!

203. Deer (noun) - a wild mammal with antlers - Example: We spotted a group of deer in the forest.

204. Desert (noun) - a dry, barren area with little or no vegetation - Example: The Sahara is the largest hot desert in the world.

205. Dessert (noun) - a sweet dish typically served after a meal - Example: We had chocolate cake as dessert after dinner.

206. Dew (noun) - tiny drops of water that form on cool surfaces at night - Example: The morning grass was covered in dew.

207. Due (adjective) - expected to arrive or be accomplished at a certain time - Example: The report is due by the end of the week.

208. Die (verb) - to cease living - Example: All living things eventually die.

209. Dye (verb) - to color something using a liquid or pigment - Example: She decided to dye her hair blonde.

210. Flour (noun) - a powder obtained by grinding grains - Example: Mix the flour with water to make dough.

211. Flower (noun) - the reproductive part of a plant that produces seeds - Example: The garden is full of colorful flowers.

212. Forth (adverb) - forward in place or time - Example: He stepped forth to accept the award.

213. Fourth (ordinal number) - coming after the third in a sequence - Example: The event will take place on the fourth of July.

214. Gorilla (noun) - a large, powerful ape native to Africa - Example: The gorilla at the zoo was playful and curious.

215. Guerrilla (noun) - a member of a small, irregular military force - Example: The guerrilla fighters operated in small, mobile groups.

216. Grate (verb) - to shred or rub against a surface - Example: Grate some cheese for the pasta.

217. Great (adjective) - very good or excellent - Example: The movie received great reviews from critics.

218. Hail (noun) - frozen raindrops; also, to greet or acclaim enthusiastically - Example: The hail storm damaged the car's windshield.

219. Hale (adjective) - healthy and strong - Example: Despite his age, he remains hale and hearty.

220. Heal (verb) - to become healthy or whole again - Example: Time can help heal emotional wounds.

221. Heel (noun) - the back part of the foot - Example: The shoes had a high heel.

222. Here (adverb) - in or at this place - Example: I am here waiting for you.

223. Hear (verb) - to perceive sound through the ears - Example: Can you hear the music playing?

224. Higher (adjective) - more elevated or greater in amount - Example: Climbing the mountain became higher and more challenging.

225. Hire (verb) - to employ someone in exchange for payment - Example: The company decided to hire new employees.

226. Hole (noun) - an opening or hollow space in a surface - Example: There was a hole in the wall.

227. Whole (adjective) - complete or entire - Example: She ate the whole pizza by herself.

228. Hour (noun) - a unit of time equal to 60 minutes - Example: The meeting will last for an hour.

229. Our (pronoun) - belonging to us - Example: This is our house.

230. Idle (adjective) - inactive or not in use; also, lazy - Example: The machine remained idle for weeks.

231. Idol (noun) - an object of worship or devotion - Example: The ancient temple housed a sacred idol.

232. Insight (noun) - a deep understanding of a person or thing - Example: The therapist provided valuable insight into her struggles.

233. Incite (verb) - to encourage or stir up violent or unlawful behavior - Example: His speech did not incite any unrest.

234. Kernel (noun) - the softer, usually edible part of a seed or nut - Example: Popcorn is made from the kernel of corn.

235. Colonel (noun) - a military rank - Example: The colonel inspected the troops.

236. Compliment (noun) - a polite expression of praise or admiration - Example: She gave him a sincere compliment on his presentation.

237. Complement (noun) - something that completes or goes well with something - Example: The wine was a perfect complement to the steak.

238. Council (noun) - a group of people convened for a common purpose - Example: The city council discussed new policies.

239. Counsel (noun) - advice or guidance - Example: Seek counsel from a professional before making a decision.

240. Creak (verb) - to make a harsh, squeaking sound - Example: The old door creaked every time it was opened.

241. Creek (noun) - a small stream or narrow, flowing watercourse - Example: The children enjoyed playing by the creek.

242. Crews (noun) - groups of people working together - Example: There were multiple crews working on the construction site.

243. Cruise (verb) - to sail or travel smoothly - Example: We decided to cruise along the coast for our vacation.

244. Dear (adjective) - loved or cherished - Example: My dear friend, I missed you so much!

245. Deer (noun) - a wild mammal with antlers - Example: We spotted a group of deer in the forest.

246. Desert (noun) - a dry, barren area with little or no vegetation - Example: The Sahara is the largest hot desert in the world.

247. Dessert (noun) - a sweet dish typically served after a meal - Example: We had chocolate cake as dessert after dinner.

248. Dew (noun) - tiny drops of water that form on cool surfaces at night - Example: The morning grass was covered in dew.

249. Due (adjective) - expected to arrive or be accomplished at a certain time - Example: The report is due by the end of the week.

250. Die (verb) - to cease living - Example: All living things eventually die.

251. Dye (verb) - to color something using a liquid or pigment - Example: She decided to dye her hair blonde.

252. Flour (noun) - a powder obtained by grinding grains - Example: Mix the flour with water to make dough.

253. Flower (noun) - the reproductive part of a plant that produces seeds - Example: The garden is full of colorful flowers.

254. Forth (adverb) - forward in place or time - Example: He stepped forth to accept the award.

255. Fourth (ordinal number) - coming after the third in a sequence - Example: The event will take place on the fourth of July.

256. Gorilla (noun) - a large, powerful ape native to Africa - Example: The gorilla at the zoo was playful and curious.

257. Guerrilla (noun) - a member of a small, irregular military force - Example: The guerrilla fighters operated in small, mobile groups.

258. Grate (verb) - to shred or rub against a surface - Example: Grate some cheese for the pasta.

259. Great (adjective) - very good or excellent - Example: The movie received great reviews from critics.

260. Hail (noun) - frozen raindrops; also, to greet or acclaim enthusiastically - Example: The hail storm damaged the car's windshield.

261. Hale (adjective) - healthy and strong - Example: Despite his age, he remains hale and hearty.

262. Heal (verb) - to become healthy or whole again - Example: Time can help heal emotional wounds.

263. Heel (noun) - the back part of the foot - Example: The shoes had a high heel.

264. Here (adverb) - in or at this place - Example: I am here waiting for you.

265. Hear (verb) - to perceive sound through the ears - Example: Can you hear the music playing?

266. Higher (adjective) - more elevated or greater in amount - Example: Climbing the mountain became higher and more challenging.

267. Hire (verb) - to employ someone in exchange for payment - Example: The company decided to hire new employees.

268. Hole (noun) - an opening or hollow space in a surface - Example: There was a hole in the wall.

269. Whole (adjective) - complete or entire - Example: She ate the whole pizza by herself.

270. Hour (noun) - a unit of time equal to 60 minutes - Example: The meeting will last for an hour.

271. Our (pronoun) - belonging to us - Example: This is our house.

272. Idle (adjective) - inactive or not in use; also, lazy - Example: The machine remained idle for weeks.

273. Idol (noun) - an object of worship or devotion - Example: The ancient temple housed a sacred idol.

274. Insight (noun) - a deep understanding of a person or thing - Example: The therapist provided valuable insight into her struggles.

275. Incite (verb) - to encourage or stir up violent or unlawful behavior - Example: His speech did not incite any unrest.

276. Kernel (noun) - the softer, usually edible part of a seed or nut - Example: Popcorn is made from the kernel of corn.

277. Colonel (noun) - a military rank - Example: The colonel inspected the troops.

278. Compliment (noun) - a polite expression of praise or admiration - Example: She gave him a sincere compliment on his presentation.

279. Complement (noun) - something that completes or goes well with something - Example: The wine was a perfect complement to the steak.

280. Council (noun) - a group of people convened for a common purpose - Example: The city council discussed new policies.

281. Counsel (noun) - advice or guidance - Example: Seek counsel from a professional before making a decision.

282. Creak (verb) - to make a harsh, squeaking sound - Example: The old door creaked every time it was opened.

283. Creek (noun) - a small stream or narrow, flowing watercourse - Example: The children enjoyed playing by the creek.

284. Crews (noun) - groups of people working together - Example: There were multiple crews working on the construction site.

285. Cruise (verb) - to sail or travel smoothly - Example: We decided to cruise along the coast for our vacation.

286. Dear (adjective) - loved or cherished - Example: My dear friend, I missed you so much!

287. Deer (noun) - a wild mammal with antlers - Example: We spotted a group of deer in the forest.

288. Desert (noun) - a dry, barren area with little or no vegetation - Example: The Sahara is the largest hot desert in the world.

289. Dessert (noun) - a sweet dish typically served after a meal - Example: We had chocolate cake as dessert after dinner.

290. Dew (noun) - tiny drops of water that form on cool surfaces at night - Example: The morning grass was covered in dew.

291. Due (adjective) - expected to arrive or be accomplished at a certain time - Example: The report is due by the end of the week.

292. Die (verb) - to cease living - Example: All living things eventually die.

293. Dye (verb) - to color something using a liquid or pigment - Example: She decided to dye her hair blonde.

294. Flour (noun) - a powder obtained by grinding grains - Example: Mix the flour with water to make dough.

295. Flower (noun) - the reproductive part of a plant that produces seeds - Example: The garden is full of colorful flowers.

296. Forth (adverb) - forward in place or time - Example: He stepped forth to accept the award.

297. Fourth (ordinal number) - coming after the third in a sequence - Example: The event will take place on the fourth of July.

298. Gorilla (noun) - a large, powerful ape native to Africa - Example: The gorilla at the zoo was playful and curious.

299. Guerrilla (noun) - a member of a small, irregular military force - Example: The guerrilla fighters operated in small, mobile groups.

300. Grate (verb) - to shred or rub against a surface - Example: Grate some cheese for the pasta.