| peach | | A piece of furniture with a top for use in reading or writing, often in a classroom. |
| sweet | | The condition of moving or acting rapidly; quickness. |
| feast | | Past tense and past participle of spend. |
| free | | The direction in which the sun is seen rising in the morning. |
| reach | | To go as far as; arrive at. |
| kept | | Not artificial; genuine. |
| spent | | A series of pictures, thoughts, or emotions occurring during sleep. |
| field | | Past tense and past participle of keep. |
| desk | | A fancy meal; banquet. |
| least | | An area of land where a crop is grown, a natural product is obtained, or a special activity is done. |
| east | | Low in price; inexpensive. |
| greed | | Having a pleasing taste like that of sugar. |
| real | | To set at liberty. |
| dream | | A sweet, round, round, juicy fruit with fuzzy yellow or pink skin and a pit with a hard shell. |
| west | | A selfish desire for more than what one needs or deserves. |
| speed | | A cook, especially the chief cook of a restaurant. |
| cheap | | Smallest in degree or size. |
| cheif | | The direction in which the sun is seen setting in the evening. |