Tricky spellings
Say it with ease.

Feeling relaxed or physically at ease.

The day between Tuesday and Thursday.

The second month of the year.

Things you wear.

More than one woman.

As much or as many as needed.

Having things to do.

Work involving selling goods or services.

From another country.

The way a word is spoken.

A group of people who sing together.

A state of great confusion or disorder.

A professional cook.

A device that performs a task.

A person who studies or works with chemicals.

A person who designs buildings.

A collection of stored records.

A type of art, writing, music, or film.

A group of flowers arranged together.

A meal where people serve themselves from several dishes.

A curved, layered pastry.

Small seeds cooked and eaten like grain.

A small hot green or red pepper.

A very clear example of a particular quality.

Deliberate exaggeration for emphasis.

Enjoying playful behavior that may cause trouble.

Work that keeps something in good condition.

Decorative items such as rings and necklaces.

A person who repairs water pipes and fittings.

A small animal with a bushy tail.

Related to the countryside rather than a city.

A senior officer in the armed forces.

Time when you are free from work or duties.

The distance from the bottom to the top of something.

Unusual or strange.

To join cloth using a needle and thread.

To put something under the ground.

A person who receives property after someone dies.

Regular tasks needed around the home.

Not comfortable; causing physical discomfort or unease.