pundit
pupilage
putrefy
pyjamas
quartet
quinine
quinsy
quintet
racket (bat)
rackets (game)
racoon
radical (chemistry)
radicle (botany)
radium (small r)
ragi (grain)
raja
rarefaction
rarefy
rase (to erase)
raze (to the ground)
react
rearward
recall
recompense (v. & n.)
recompose
referable
refill
reflection[14]
rhyme (verse)[15]
ribbon
rigorous
rigors (in med.)
rigour
rime (hoar-frost)
rodomontade
rout (verb)
secrecy
sergeant (military)
serjeant (law)
Shakespeare[16]
Shakespearian, -iana
she’ll (no space)
shouldst
show (v. & n.)
shrillness
sibyl
sibylline
siliceous
singeing
siphon
siren
skilful
skilless
slyly
sons-in-law (pl.)
spadeful
sphinx
sponge
spoonful
stanch
stationary (standing still)
stationery (paper)
steadfast
stillness
story (of a house)
stupefy
suggester
swingeing (blow)
sycamore[17]
sylvan
syndicalism
synonymous
syrup
tallness[18]
tease
tenor
thyme (herb)
tire (of a wheel)[19]
tiro
toboggan, -ing
toilet
tranquillity
transcendent
transferable
tranship, -ment
transplendent
trousers
Tuileries
tumour
unmistakably
vender (as generally used)
vendor (in law)
vermilion
villany
visor
wabble
wagon
weasand
we’ll (no space)
whilom
whisky
whitish
wilful
woe, woful
wooed, woos
wouldst
zoogloea
FOOTNOTES:
[3] Compound words of this class form their plurals by a change in the first word.—H. H.