way, whey
cord, chord
rain, reign
by, bye
to, two, too
aide, aid
wear - ware
hear - here
bear - bare
tic - tick
pic - pick
meal - mill
there - their - they're
nay - neigh
say - c'est
lead - led
red - read
seen - scene
mold - mould (as in crown moulding)
foul - fowl
lie - to tell what is not truth VS Lye - liquid obtained by leaching ashes
road - what my imagination Lamborghini drives on VS rode - past tense of ride
shoe - Visit the shoemaker VS shoo - to run away something
beer- So refreshing VS bear - Don't go boxing with this animal
coat - Its cold outside VS quote - re-write, re-say someone else's words
compliment - kind words expressed about a person, behavior attire or personality VS complement - go along well with, to add to
we- All the poor hubbers on hub-pages VS wee - think early morning
Bare-------Bear
Lean-------Lien
die----------dye
principal----principle
meat---------meet
tea-----------tee
golf-----------gulf
know---------no
knew...........new
sense--------cents
horse---------hoarse
hair------------hare
jeans----------genes
nose-----------knows
ball-------------bawl
witch-----------which
shoot----------chute
sax-------------sacks
seen-----------scene
blue------------blew
sell-------------cell
two-------------too
where............ware
fare-------------fair
muscle---------mussel
sail--------------sale
by---------------buy
holy-------------wholly
pale-------------pail
I'm done!
Well done!
Flee, Flea
peas, pees
capitol, capital
dun, done
I, eye
wear, where, ware
I thought of a few more.....Romeo....you little devil you. Remind me to never play Liar's Poker with you! LOL!
metal -- medal
lax -- lacks
bazaar -- bizarre
sew -- sow--so
moose -- mousse
bridal -- bridle
gate -- gait
lesson -- lessen
leech --leach
hairy -- harry
soul -- sole
bait -- bate
rough -- ruff
flower -- flour
herd --heard
blew -- blue
hail -- hale
hearty-- hardy
lone -- loan
plain -- plane
I'm sure a lot of these have been repeated by all of us....but it was FUN anyway!!
red........ read
oar........ore
eight.....ate
for........four
grate......great
our........hour
rain.......reign
one.......won
thee.....the
horse.....hoarse
pier..........peer
teem......team
site.......cite
main....mane
strait.......straight
sea..........see
boar.......bore
pi.........pie
heir.......hair
tier.......tear
pair.....pear
seed......cede
fin.......Finn
lain......lane
.
see - sea
real - reel
conscience - conscious
word - ward
pull - pool
right - wright
soup - soap
hole - hall
veal - veil
knight - night
loan - lone
claws - cloths
break - brake
sip - seep
for - four
sheep - ship
meet - meat
jell - gel
poor - pour
freight- fright
peel - peal
coal - call
core - cor
sore - sour
low - law
flu - flew
purl - pearl
roll - role
put - pout
gut - got
stare - stair
fall - foll
deaf - def
son - sun
sight - site
want - won't
tall - toll
add - ad
eight - ate
dye - die
lie - lye
be - bee
weather - whether
nun - none
gun - gone
saw - sow
steal - steel
poll - pole
quiet - quite
weak - week
row - raw
idol - idle
flour - flower
I guess they're over hahah, no one can beat my list or is there
beat - beet
one - won
or - oar
(all from your sentence)
Very good! How about:-
carrot - carat
peel - peal
tea - tee
tare - tear
bean - been
tailor - tela
caste - cast
what - watt
coffin - coughing
coign - coin
pallete - palate
fawn - thorn
morn - mourn
grate - great
groan - grown
haul - hall
weal - wheel
waive - wave
wen - when
waist - waste
raise - raze
wrest - rest
wring - ring
wrung - rung
rote - wrote
moat - mote
wood - would
tongue - tong
tour - tor
talk - torque
tow - toe
vale- vail
vain - vane
bier - beer
daze - days
mussel - muscle
burred - bird
burn - Bern
tine - Tyne
whine - wine
jewel - dual
break - brake
leach - lech
leak - leek
lea - lee
tare - tear
sigh - sai
bard - barred
but - butt
sine - sign
ryot - riot
mist - missed
sic - sick
piste - pissed
soul - sole
heal - heel
reel - real
bearer - barer
scene - seen
wean - ween
trussed - trust
troupe - troop
trey - tray
treat - tret
stair - stare
aloud - allowed
wild - Wilde
sew - sow
hoe - ho
lo - low
bey - bay
look - luck
tuck - took
tuff - tough
tuner - tuna
hew - hue
phew - few
phial - file
deer - dear
death - deaf
thought - fought
taut - taught
lieu - loo
compliment - complement
manna - manner
stile - style?
Typo on ' leach - leech '.
Oh, another.... Listz (as in ' Franz ' ) - list
' Liszt ' lol!....can never get that name right.
And the winner is.........Romeos!!! Congrats! ahaha
Romeo has a few which are iffy: jewel - dual, starting with a 'j' and a 'd'? A word and a name? wild - Wilde?
?? " Think of two words, different spelling i.e. patients and patience "
This was the criteria no? All of the words listed met the criteria. I thank you.
R.Q.
The interesting thing about all this is how it demonstrates accents and so pronunciation. For instance, I would never think "whale" and "wail" were the same word or "where" and "were".
@fpherj48 Lol! tics came up with a great idea to blow the mental cobwebs away; what a fun little game. No doubt someone out there will be thinking, " Right! I'll have him! " as they're feverishly scouting for a hundred words to make us look knee-high to a grasshopper..." Don't do it peeps! It's just for FUN " lol!
Have a great evening
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