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Some examples of homonyms that are spelled the same:

  • Bear (animal) and bear (carry)
  • Porter (a weak beer) and porter (a man who carries luggage)
  • Lean (thin) and lean (rest against)
  • Lap (to drink with tongue) and lap (a circuit)
  • Plane (a tool) and plane (a tree)
  • Plain (ordinary looking) and plain (flat country)
  • Skip (to jump) and skip (to miss out)
  • Miss (unmarried woman) and miss (to overlook)
  • Pluck (to remove feathers) and pluck (bravery)
  • Type (to write via keyboard) and type (a sort)
  • Train (a loco and trucks) and train (to teach)
  • Fluke (a stroke of luck Fluke ( the fins on a whales tail)
  • Bow (bend forward) bow (front of a ship)
  • Quail (cower) quail (bird)
  • Fair (appearance) fair (reasonable)
  • Lie (horizontal position) lie (falsehood or untruth expressed as truth)
  • Lead (metal) Lead (start off in front)
  • Blue (the color) blue (the feeling of sadness)
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What kind of word are homonyms?

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What are the words with same spelling with different in pronunciation?

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What are homonyums?

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