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Oh, dude, you're hitting me with the fancy words today! So, a homophone for attire could be "a tire" because, you know, it's like a tire but with an 'a' in front. And a synonym for clothing could be "garb" because, like, it sounds all old-fashioned and stuff. So, there you go, fancy word guy!
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What is a synonym for clothing and attire that is also a homophone?
clothes, close
What is a homophone and synonym for unclothed and uncovered?
A homophone for "unclothed" and "uncovered" is "bare," which refers to being exposed or without covering. A synonym for both words is "naked," meaning without clothing or covering.
What is a synonym for homophone?
A homophone is a type of homonym.
Is ally friend synonym antonym homophone?
Synonym
Is frequent and often synonym antonyms or homophone?
synonyms
What is a synomym and homophone for clothing?
A synonym is "attire." A homophone for clothes is close in some dialects.
What is a synonym for attire and clothing that is also a homophone?
clothes, close
What is a synonym for clothing and attire that is also a homophone?
clothes, close
What is the homophone for attire or clothing?
Clothes is a word meaning attire, and its homophone is close.
What is a homophone that means the same as clothing or attire?
Uniform Costume Habit Dresswear Gear Garments
What is a synonym for allow that is a homophone?
A homophone for "allow" that is also a synonym is "aloud."
What is a homophone and synonym for unclothed and uncovered?
A homophone for "unclothed" and "uncovered" is "bare," which refers to being exposed or without covering. A synonym for both words is "naked," meaning without clothing or covering.
What is the synonym antonym or homophone for the word clause?
Synonym: stipulation Homophone: claws
What is a synonym for homophone?
A homophone is a type of homonym.
Is weather a synonym antonyms or homophone?
homophone
What is a synonym for deserve and obtain that is a homophone?
A homophone synonym for "deserve" and "obtain" is "earn".
Does connection have a homophone?
No, but it is a synonym of tie, which is a homophone of Thai.
