fogy, pl. -ies
forbade
foregone (gone before)
foretell
forgather
forgo[9]
forme (printer’s)
fount (of type)
frenzy
frowzy
fuchsia
fulfil
fullness
fusilier
fusillade
gage (a pledge)
gaily
gauge (a measure)
genuflexion
gewgaw
gibe
gillie
gimlet
gipsy
goodness’ sake
gourmand
gramme
grammetre
gramophone
grandam
granddaughter
granter (one who grants)
grantor (in law: one who makes a grant)
grey
grisly (terrible)
grizzly (grey)
grizzly bear
gruesome
guerrilla
gullible
hadst
haematite
haematology
haemorrhage
haemorrhoids
ha! ha! (laughter)
ha-ha (a fence)
hairbreadth
halberd
hallo
handful
handiwork
hare-brained
hauler
haulm
havoc
hearken
hectogram
hectolitre
hectometre
he’ll (no space)
honour
horehound
hornblende
horsy
humorist
humorous
humour, -less
hyena
hypotenuse
icing
I’d, I’ll (no space)
idiosyncrasy
idolater
impermeable
inferable
inflexion
innocuous
inoculate
inquire, -quiry[10]
install
instalment
instil
insure (in a society)
Inverness-shire, &c.
inweave
ipecacuanha
jail
jam, v. (not jamb)
jamb (noun)
janizary
jewellery
jews’ harp and
jews’ harps
judgeship
jugful
kilogram
kilogrammetre
kilolitre
kilometre
kilowatt
kinematograph
kleptomania
knick-knack
lachrymal
lachrymose
lackey
lacquer
lamb’s-wool
lantern
largess
lateish
latten
laverock
leaf-mould
lettuce
licence (noun)
license (verb)
licensee
lich-gate
lineament
Linnaean[11]
linsey-woolsey
liny
liquefy
liquorice
litre
loadstone
loath (adj.)
loathe (verb)
lodestar
lour (frown)
macintosh
maelstrom
maharaja
mamma
mandolin
manikin
manyplies
marquess
mattress
mayst
mediaeval
men-of-war[12] (pl.)
metamorphose
mightst
mileage
millennium
millepede
milligram
millimetre
miscall
misdemeanour
misspelling
mistletoe
mizen, -mast
moccasin
Mohammedan
mollusc
moneyed
moneys
mould, -ing (v. & n.)
naught (nothing)
negotiate
net (profits)
newsvendor
novitiate
nursling
octet
omelet
oneself
orangeade
orgy
osculatory
osier
ought (cipher)
ouzel
overalls
oyez!
ozone
pannikin
parakeet
parallelepiped
paralyse
parsnip
parti-coloured
partisan
party-wall
pasha
pastille
paten
pavilion
paviour
pedagogy
pedlar
peewit
pendant
peony
petrify
picnicking
plaguy
pomace
poniard
portray
postilion
posy
pot (size of paper)
potato, pl. -es
practice (noun)
practise (verb)
prehistoric
premises (no sing., conveyancing)
premiss, premisses (logic)
primaeval
printer’s error, but printers’ errors[13]
programme
proletariate
prophecy (noun)
prophesy (verb)