pall
Call
cull
cult
How was the orange? 
Culto (cult, Italian and Spanish)
cultos (cultivated, Latin)
Not to be confused with cultros, a declension of culter, knife.
Good 
nice and juicy with not too many pips ^ _ ^
Cultor
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Multor (penalty/fine, Latin)
Oh, is that a noun? Wiktionary only gives it as the passive of multo, so “I am fined”.
I’ll have the active then: multo, I punish / fine.
Maybe I was wrong. But I think it exists as a verb:
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Molto (a lot, Italian)
folto (bushy, Italian)
Colto (cultured/cultivated, Italian)
colt
cot
coté (side, French)
cotes
Apparently this means cottages in English, but I’ve never heard it.
You only see cote in dovecote, a dove (or pigeon, they’re the same thing) house.
potes (friends, French)
(we had “pote”)
pots
Lots