Which witch?
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cord, cored, chordBall (toy)
Ball (party)
Bawl
@corina1143, I had to put together a word document with all the examples in this thread, which I then crosscheck before posting to ensure I do not list a repeat myself lol.
@nossfm Wouldn't mind seeing that & periodic updates. Interesting hunt, but hard to remember priors1 -
Box (object)
Box (combat)0 -
Air – Heir – Err
Ail – Ale
Aloud – Allowed
Ate – Eight
Bail – Bale
Ball (toy) – Ball (party) – Bawl
Bare – Bear
Be – Bee
Beer – Bier
Beet – Beat (hurt) – Beat (patrol route)
Bi – Bye – Buy – By
Bow – Bough
Bow – Beau
Box – Box
Bridal – Bridle
Broach – Brooch
Build – Billed
Bunt – Bundt
Chew – Choo
Chili – Chile – Chilly
Cord – Chord – Cored
Dear – Deer
Do – Dew – Doo
Fairy – Ferry
Find – Fined
Flair – Flare
Flee – Flea
Flo – Flow
Flu – Flue – Flew
For – Four – Fore
Frees – Freeze – Frieze
Gin – Djinn – Jin
Hair – Hare
Hear – Here
Herd – Heard
Horse – Hoarse
I – Eye – Aye
Isle – I’ll – Aisle
Knight – Night
Lane – Lain
Lee – Lea
Lean – Lien
Lo – Low
Loo – Lou – Lew
Made – Maid
Male – Mail
Meet – Meat – Mete
Mine – Mine
No – Know
Pain – Pane
Page – Paige
Peak – Peek – Pique
Pea – Pee
Plain – Plane
Praying – Preying
Rain – Rein – Reign
Ring – Wring
Ro – Roe – Roe – Row – Row – Row
Rose (flower) – Rose (go up) – Rows
Sail – Sale
See – Sea – Si
Sent – Scent – Cent
Shoe – Shoo – Choux
Side – Sighed
So – Sew
Stair – Stare
Style – Stile
Tail (animal) – Tale – Tail (follow)
Tea – Tee
Tear – Tare
Their – There – They’re
To – Too – Two
Toe – Tow
Vial – Vile
Wait – Weight
Wear – Where - Ware
We – Wee – Oui
Week – Weak
Whale – Wail
Wield – Wheeled
Wine – Whine
Worst – Wurst
Your – Yore – You’re
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pour poor pore
(Wow, check that list!)2 -
Maize
Maze0 -
sax sacks0
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Boy
Buoy
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Plum
Plumb0 -
Buck (move)
Buck (male deer)
Buck (money)1 -
Pi
Pie0 -
Lie
Lye0 -
Cow (animal)
Cow (intimidate)0 -
Beer
Bare
Bear0 -
All
Awl1 -
Root
Route (depending on where you are from)0 -
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Craft (ship)
Craft (build)
Craft (skill, career)0 -
Mail
Male0 -
Read
Red0 -
Cot, Caught (only in some regions of US, though)0
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FYI from Wikipedia-The cot–caught merger, also known as the LOT–THOUGHT merger or low back merger, is a sound change present in some dialects of English where speakers do not distinguish the vowel phonemes in words like cot versus caught. ...The merger is typical of most Indian, Canadian, and Scottish English dialects as well as some Irish and U.S. English dialects.1
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Cry (weep)
Cry (shout)0 -
Cue (stick)
Cue (signal)
Queue
Q (Star Trek character/race)
Q (James Bond character)0 -
p8m6bwghh9 wrote: »Cue (stick)
Cue (signal)
Queue
Q (Star Trek character/race)
Q (James Bond character)
And Kew0 -
Write Right0
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Waist
Waste0
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