and some more
- buckle: to fasten (a belt), or to collapse under pressure.
- clip: to fasten with a clip, or to cut with scissors.
- consult: to give advice, or to get advice.
- custom:common practice or a specially made item
- dike: a wall, or a ditch
- dust: to remove fine particles, or to apply them (e.g., dusting a cake).
- fast: moving rapidly, or unmoving
- finished: completed or destroyed
- garnish: to add decorative touches (to food or drink) or to take/withhold from (as in wages)
- handicap: an advantage given to equalise chances of winning (as in golf) or a disadvantage that makes equality difficult
- hold up: support or hinder
- lease: to rent property or to offer property for rent
- left: departed or remained behind
- off: not operating (turn off the light) or operating (the alarm went off)
- out: visible (the stars are out) or invisible (the lights are out)
- oversight: close supervision, or a careless mistake
- peer: an equal or a Lord
- peruse: to skim or to read very carefully
- ravel: to separate or to become entangled
- rent: to lease something or to offer an something for lease
- reservation: firm commitment or hesitation
- secrete: to bring forth or to hide
- seed: to add seed (“seeding the lawn”) or to remove seed (“seeding a watermelon”)
- stone: to remove or throw
- sanction To order someone to do something or to prohibit someone from doing something
- strike: to hit or to miss while trying to hit
- top: to put something on top or to take the top off
- trim: to add (decorations) or to take away (extra hair or fabric, for example)
- wear: to endure or to deteriorate
- screen: to show (a movie), or to hide/filter.

Nice. I’d not come across the word contronym before. Thank you