mala

is a noun meaning (lexic.us):

1. Evils; wrongs; offenses against right and law.
2. A string of beads or knots used in prayer
3. An alternative term for cheek, or zygomatic bone

Variations: mala, malas.

crape

can be used as a noun to mean either a small very thin pancake (crepe) or a soft thin light fabric with a crinkled surface or, as a verb, to mean 'to cover or drape with crape' or 'to curl tightly' (WordNet).

Variations: crape, craped, crapes, crapier, crapiest, craping, crapy.

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hebetude

is mental dullness or sluggishness (Dictionary.com).

Variations: hebetude, hebetudes, hebetudinosity, hebetudinous.

pene used

amu

stands for 'atomic mass unit' (lexic.us). Since it is used as an acronym, presumably this is the reason it is allowable.

Variations: amu, amus.

rubier

pugh used?

taw

is either the 23rd letter of the Hebrew alphabet or a large marble used for shooting in a game of marbles (WordNet).

Variations: taw, taws.

aia

is an alternative spelling of ayah, a native female servant or maid, especially working for Europeans in South Asia (Wiktionary).

Variations: aia, aias, ayah, ayahs.

oon

means 'one' or 'oven' (lexic.us).

Variations: oon, oons.

gane

is an obsolete intransitive verb meaning 'to yawn or gape' (Dictionary.com). It is also part of the verb 'to gae' meaning 'to go' (lexic.us).

Variations: gaed, gaeing, gaen, gaes, gane, gaun.

hame

is a stable gear consisting of either of two curved supports that are attached to the collar of a draft horse and that hold the traces (WordNet).

Variations: hame, hamed, hames.

zoon

is a noun meaning 'an animal that is the whole product of one fertilised egg' or a verb meaning 'to zoom' (lexic.us).

Variations: zoon, zoonal, zooned, zoonic, zooning, zoons.

oofy

means 'having oof' and oof is another word for money (lexic.us).

Variations: oof, oofs, oofier, offiest, oofy.

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peni

is an old spelling of 'penny'.

Variations: peni, penie, penies.

cay

is an alternative spelling of 'key' meaning 'a coral reef off the southern coast of Florida' (WordNet).

Variations: cay, cays.

zill

is one of a pair of small metallic cymbals worn on the thumb and middle finger; used in belly dancing in rhythm with the dance (WordNet).

Variations: zill, zills.

vite

is a musical adverb meaning briskly or lively (Dictionary.com).

Variations: vite.