oath [əʊθ] - An oath is a serious promise or a sworn statement, odds [ɒdz] - chances of something happening., pact [pækt] - an agreement between people or countries., pail [peɪl] - a bucket., pant [pænt] - breathe hard and fast; pants = trousers., raid [reɪd] - a sudden attack or police search., rear [rɪə(r)] - the back part; to raise children/animals., riot [ˈraɪət] - a violent protest or wild disorder., ruby [ˈruːbi] - a red precious stone., seam [siːm] - a line where two things (cloth, wood, etc.) are joined., sham [ʃæm] - something fake or not real., spur [spɜː(r)] - a sharp tool for horses; something that pushes you to act., stun [stʌn] - to shock, surprise, or make someone unconscious., toll [təʊl] - money you pay to use a road/bridge; number of dead/injured., tray [treɪ] - a flat plate for carrying food or things., trim [trɪm] - to cut or make neat., tuck [tʌk] - to fold or put something in safely., undo [ʌnˈduː] - to unfasten or cancel something., void [vɔɪd] - empty; not valid., volt [vəʊlt] - a unit for electricity., weld [weld] - to join metal parts by melting them., zeal [ziːl] - strong passion or energy., agony [ˈæɡəni] - extreme pain., alloy [ˈælɔɪ] - a mix of metals., amend [əˈmend] - to change or improve something., appal [əˈpɔːl] - to shock or terrify., audio [ˈɔːdiəʊ] - sound, hearing., avail [əˈveɪl] - use or benefit (often in “of no avail” = useless)., badge [bædʒ] - a small sign or symbol worn to show identity., blade [bleɪd] - the sharp edge of a knife, sword, or tool.,

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