General:
* Record: (noun) a written account of facts or events; (verb) to write down facts or events.
* Project: (noun) a planned piece of work; (verb) to plan and carry out a piece of work.
* Contract: (noun) a formal agreement; (verb) to make a formal agreement.
* Object: (noun) a thing; (verb) to express disapproval.
* Permit: (noun) a written authorization; (verb) to allow something.
* Address: (noun) a place where someone lives or works; (verb) to speak to someone.
* Contest: (noun) a competition; (verb) to compete.
* Produce: (noun) things that are grown or made; (verb) to make or grow something.
More specific:
* Escape: (noun) a way of getting away; (verb) to get away from a dangerous or unpleasant situation.
* Upgrade: (noun) an improvement; (verb) to improve something.
* Refund: (noun) a repayment; (verb) to repay money.
* Review: (noun) a critical assessment; (verb) to examine and assess something.
Note: Some words may have different pronunciations when used as a noun versus a verb. For example, "record" can be pronounced with a long "e" sound when it's a noun, but with a short "e" sound when it's a verb.
This is not an exhaustive list, but it should give you a good starting point!