wh as in whole
whole
wholly
whooping cough
whore
whose
who
whom
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Sorry, there aren’t any other words with this spelling that I know of
unwholesome
unwholesomely
unwholesomeness
unwholesomenesses
wholefood
wholefoods
wholegrain
wholehearted
wholeheartedly
wholeheartedness
wholeheartednesses
wholemeal
wholemeals
wholesome
wholesomely
wholesomeness
wholesomenesses
whomever
whomsoever
whosesoever
whosever
whosis
whosises
whoso
whosoever
The question is how extensive does the list need to be?
You have all of the base words that anyone can then expand with affixes.
Yes, I’m trying to stick to lemmas and very common words on these lists, and not get carried away with derived forms. Alison