FOUND IN HEATHROW
Throw
Heath
A
Aero
He
Ate
Her
Other
Rat
Raw
Eat
The
Oat
Or
Oar
Ore: (Noun: A naturally occurring solid material from which metal can be extracted profitably)
Wheat
Hoe
Haw: (Noun: The red fruit of the hawthorn)
Whore
Wore
War
Hat
Hate
Hater
Hot
Water
Wat: (Noun: A Buddhist monastery or temple in Thailand or Cambodia)
What
Ot: (Suffix: Forming nouns which were originally diminutives)
Rot
Ret: (Verb: Soaking flax or hemp in water to soften it)
Trow: (Verb: To think, believe or suppose)
Woe
Toe
Tow
Roe: (Noun: A mass of eggs contained in the ovaries of a female fish. The ripe testes of a male fish)
Row
Rota
Orate
Ort: (Noun: A small scrap, or remains of food left after a meal)
Oath
Oh: (Exclamation: Used to express a range of emotions including surprise, anger or joy)
Owe
Ar: (Prefix: Variant spelling of ad-assimilated before r as in arrive, arrowgate)
Ah: (Exclamation: Used to express a range of emotions including surprise and pleasure)
Are
We
Worth
Hearth
Wet
Wrath
Rate
Rah:( Exclamation: A cheer of encouragement or approval. Mild surprise as expressed by a road-man)
Re: (Preposition: In the matter of. Used typically as the first word in an official document)
Er: (Exclamation: Expressing hesitation)
Eh: (Exclamation: Used to represent a sound made in speech, especially one used to express enquiry)
Ear
Era
To
Tar
Thaw
Taw: (Verb: Make hide into leather without the use of tannin, by soaking it in salt)
Torah
Tore
Tea
Te: (Noun: The seventh note of a major scale. The note B in the fixed-doh system)
Threw
Wear
Ware: (Noun: Articles offered for sale. Produce. Stock. Pottery)
Tear
Tare: (Noun: A vetch (pea), especially the common vetch. In biblical use, an injurious weed)
Hare
Hero
Hew: (Verb: Chop or cut something, especially wood or coal with an axe, pick or other tool)
Heart
Hart: (Noun: An adult male deer)
Art
Whoa: (Exclamation: A command as to a draft animal to stand still. Often used to express alarm )
Wort: (Noun: Names of plants and herbs, especially those used medicinally)
Wart
Wrote
Whet: (Verb: A thing that stimulates desire. To sharpen a blade or tool)
Wert: (Archaic second person singular, past of be)
Wreath
Howe: (Noun: A tumulus, or barrow)
How
Tao (Noun: In Chinese philosophy, the principle underlying the universe, combining yin and yang)
Awe
Aw: (Exclamation: Used to express mild protest, entreaty or sympathy)
Who
Hear
Earth