Which witch?

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  • nossmf
    nossmf Posts: 13,446 Member

    Cash (noun - money)

    Cash (verb - win a bet)

    Cache

  • Sandeagain
    Sandeagain Posts: 980 Member
    edited March 26

    Mrs - a title given to a married woman

    Misses - the plural of miss. An unmarried women or girl

    Misses - fails to hit

    Misses - fails to hear, or understand

    Misses- fails to attend

    Misses - late to catch something such as a train, play, shop closure hours

    Misses - feeling regret or sadness

    Mrs - slang for wife

    I ❀️ this game nossmf

  • p8m6bwghh9
    p8m6bwghh9 Posts: 619 Member

    Dewar (Scottish clan)

    Dewar (Scottish chemist & physicist)

    Dewar (double walled vacuum flask)

    Dewar (Whiskey distiller)

    Doer (person who does something)

  • nossmf
    nossmf Posts: 13,446 Member

    Led (guided)

    LED (lightbulb)

    Lead (mineral)

    Very pleased for you, @Sandeagain ! Even if you do show me up with your hundred-version posts compared to my 2-3 at a time! lol

  • p8m6bwghh9
    p8m6bwghh9 Posts: 619 Member

    Mullet (fish)

    Mullet ( a fantastic hairstyle)

    Mullet (heraldryΒ star with 5 or more rays to mark a 3rd son)

  • nossmf
    nossmf Posts: 13,446 Member

    Novel (book)

    Novel (new)

  • Sandeagain
    Sandeagain Posts: 980 Member

    New - discovered recently

    New -inexperienced

    New - not previously owned

    Knew - past tense of know

    Knew - was certain of something

    Knew - to have a command of something like languages'

    Knew - having known someone or something

    Gnu - a large African antelope

    Nu - the thirteenth letter of the Greek alphabet

    Nu -English slang to express surprise

  • p8m6bwghh9
    p8m6bwghh9 Posts: 619 Member

    I didn’t check to see if it was listed before:

    Rough ( having an uneven or irregular surface)

    Rough (not soft to the touch)

    Rough (sharp or harsh in taste)

    Rough (violent or boisterous)

    Rough (notorious area)

    Rough (having large and dangerous waves)

    Rough (wild and stormy weather)

    Rough ( feeling unwell)

    Rough (plain and basic)

    Rough (longer grass around fairway and green in golf)

    Rough (preliminary sketch for a design)

    Rough (uncut precious stone)

    Ruff (starched frill worn around the neck)

    Ruff (colorful ring of feathers or hair around the neck of a bird or animal)

    Ruff (a wading bird)

    Ruff (fish)

    Ruff (card game play)

    Ruff (basic pattern of drumming)

    Ruff (what the dog says πŸ˜‰)

  • Sandeagain
    Sandeagain Posts: 980 Member

    lol the last one

  • p8m6bwghh9
    p8m6bwghh9 Posts: 619 Member

    Council

    Counsel

  • Sandeagain
    Sandeagain Posts: 980 Member

    Right - acceptance

    Right - true or correct

    Right - a direction

    Right - a boxing term

    Right - a moral or legal entitlementΒ 

    Rite - a religious ceremony

    Rite - a custom

    Write - compose

    Write - mark (letters, words, or other symbols) on a surface

    Wright - old term for a worker of wood

    Wright (brothers)- The aviation pioneers of the airplane

  • p8m6bwghh9
    p8m6bwghh9 Posts: 619 Member

    Knob (rounded lump or ball)

    Knob (a rounded button for adjusting or controlling a machine)

    Knob (a small lump of a substance)

    Knob ( slang for boy bits)

    Nob (person of wealth or high social position)

    Nob (person’s head)

  • nossmf
    nossmf Posts: 13,446 Member

    Plaque (display)

    Plaque (oral deposit)

    Plaque (blood vessel deposit)

  • nossmf
    nossmf Posts: 13,446 Member

    Time for another update on what's been used (multiple definitions of the same spelling consolidated into x2 for a pair, x3 for a triple, etc):

    Air – Heir – Err // Ail – Ale // All – Awl // Aloud – Allowed // Altar – Alter (x2) // Appropriate (x3) // Ate – Eight // Awful – Offal

    Bail (x3) – Bale // Ball (x2) – Bawl // Bank (x3) // Bar – Barre // Bare (x2) – Bear (x3) // Bark (x2) – Barque (sailing ship) // Barren – Barron // Be – Bee // Beer – Bier // Beet – Beat (x2) // Berg – Burg – Burgh // Bi – Bye – Buy – By // Block (x4) – Bloc (voting group) // Bore (x2) – Boar // Bow – Bough // Bow (x4) – Bo (staff) – Boe (oil measurement) – Beau // Bowler (x2) // Box – Box // Boy – Buoy // Breach (x4) – Breech // Bred – Bread // Bridal – Bridle // Broach – Brooch // Brows – Browse // Buck (x3) // Build – Billed // Bunt – Bundt // Bus (x3) // Bust (x4) – Bussed (x2)

    Capital (x3) // Cash (x2) – Cache // Catch (x7) – Ketch (boat) // Chair (x2) // Change (x2) // Chaste – Chased // Cheap – Cheep // Chew – Choo // Chili – Chile (x2) – Chilly (x3) // Clog (x2) // Close (x6) // Colonel – Kernel // Complement – Compliment // Cord – Chord – Cored // Cot – Caught // Council – Counsel // Cow (x2) // Craft (x3) // Creek – Creak // Cruel – Crewel // Cry (x2) // Cue (x2) – Queue – Q (character) – Kew // Current (x3) – Currant (berries)

    Dam – Damn // Dear – Deer // Desert (x2) – Dessert // Die – Dye // Discrete – Discreet // Do – Dew – Doo // Doe – Dough – Doh // Doer – Dewar (x4) // Draw (x11) // Dual – Duel // Duck (x2)

    Ease (x2) // Eve – Eave

    Fairy – Ferry // Find – Fined // Fir – Fur // Fire (x2) // Flair – Flare // Flee – Flea // Flex – Flecks // Flo – Flow // Flower – Flour // Flu – Flue – Flew // Fly (x4) // Foe – Faux // For – Four – Fore // Foreword – Forward (x7) // Foul (x3) – Fowl // Frees – Freeze – Frieze // Funk (x2)

    Gay (x2) // Gin – Djinn – Jin // Goose (x2) // Gore (x2) // Grade – Greyed // Grate (x2) – Great // Groan – Grown

    Hail (x2) – Hale // Hair – Hare // Hawk (x6) – Hock (x4) // Hay – Hey // Heal – Heel (x3) – He’ll // Hear – Here // Herd – Heard // Hew – Hue // Hi – High (x6) - Hie // Hire – Higher // Hoard – Horde // Hole – Whole // Horse – Hoarse

    I – Eye – Aye // In – Inn // Isle – I’ll – Aisle

    Jar (x3) – Jar-Jar // Joint (x4)

    Keep (x2) // Kiwi (x3) // Knight – Night – Nite // Knob (x4) – Nob (x2)

    Lam – Lamb // Lane – Lain // Lay – Lei – Ley // Led – LED – Lead // Lee – Lea // Lean – Lien // Lie – Lye // Like (x2) // Limp (x2) // Lo – Low // Loo – Lou – Lew // Loot – Lute // Love (x2)

    Made – Maid // Main – Mane – Maine // Maize – Maze // Male – Mail // Match (x3) // Mean (x3) // Meatier – Meteor // Meet – Meat – Mete // Might (x2) – Mite // Mine – Mine // Misses (x5) – Mrs. (x2) // Moan – Mown // Moat – Mote // More – Moore // Mullet (x3)

    Naval – Navel // New (x3) – Knew (x4) – Gnu – Nu // No – Know // None – Nun // Novel (x2)

    Oh – Owe // Or – Oar – Ore // Orient (x3)

    Pain – Pane // Page – Paige // Pale – Pail // Peak – Peek – Pique // Pea – Pee // Peel – Peal // Per (x2) – Purr // Pie – Pi // Plain (x3) – Plane (x4) // Plaque (x3) // Plum – Plumb // Point – Pointe // Pole (x6) – Poll (x2) // Poor – Pour – Pore // Praying – Preying // Principal – Principle // Prince (x3) – Prints (x4) // Punt (x2)

    Quail (x2)

    Rail (x7) – Rale // Rain – Rein – Reign // Record (x4) // Red – Read // Reed – Read // Reel – Real // Ren (x4) – Wren (x4) // Rhyme – Rime // Ring (x2) – Wring // Right (x5) – Write (x2) – Rite – Wright (x3) // Ro – Roe (x2) – Row (x3) // Roc – Rock (x8) // Roll (x2) – Role // Rose (x4) – Rows // Rot – Wrought // Rote – Wrote // Rough (x12) – Ruff (x7) // Route – Root (x2) // Rung (x3) – Wrung

    Sail – Sale // Sacks – Sax // Scale (x6) // Season (x3) // See – Sea – Si // Sell (x3) – Cell (x5) – Cel // Sent – Scent – Cent // Sewer (x2) // Shear – Sheer // Shed (x2) // Shoe – Shoo – Choux // Side – Sighed // Slay – Sleigh // So – Sew // Socks – Sox // Sole (x4) – Soul (x4) – Sol – Seoul // Son – Sun // Sound (x2) // Spoke (x2) // Spring (x3) // Squirl – Squirrel // Stair – Stare // Steel – Steal // Sty – Stye // Style – Stile // Sunny (x2) – Sonny

    Tail (x2) – Tale // Tat (x3) // Tax (x2) – Tacks (x2) // Tea – Tee // Tear – Tare // Tear – Tier // Tender (x8) // Their – There – They’re // Tic – Tick (x4) // Tied (x2) – Tide (x2) – Tyde // Tire (x2) // To – Too – Two // Toe – Tow // Train (x2) // Type (x2)

    Vail – Vale // Vial – Vile

    Waffle (x4) // Watch (x2) // Wash (x3) // Waver (x2) – Waiver // Waist – Waste // Wait – Weight // Way – Whey – Weigh // Wear – Where - Ware // We – Wee – Oui // Week – Weak // Well (x3) // Whale – Wail – Wale // Whig – Wig // White – Wight // Wield – Wheeled // Wind (x2) // Wine – Whine // Worst – Wurst // Wrote – Rote

    Yoke – Yolk // You – Yew – Ewe // Your – Yore – You’re

  • p8m6bwghh9
    p8m6bwghh9 Posts: 619 Member

    Coarse - rough or loose in texture or grain

    Coarse - of inferior qualityΒ 

    Coarse - not elegantly formed or proportionedΒ 

    Corse - French name for Corsica

    Corse -Β ArchaicΒ a corpse

    Course - route or direction followedΒ 

    Course - area of land set aside and prepared for sport

    Course - part of a meal

    Course - a series of lectures, lessons, or treatmentsΒ 

    Course - continuous horizontal in a buildingΒ 

    Course - pursue game with greyhounds by sight rather than scent

    Course - lowest sail on a square-rigged mast

    Course - set of adjacent strings on a guitar, lute, etc, tuned to the same noteΒ 

    Course - liquids moving without obstructionΒ 

  • nossmf
    nossmf Posts: 13,446 Member

    Sign (omen)

    Sign (signature)

    Sign (advertisement)

    Sine

  • Sandeagain
    Sandeagain Posts: 980 Member

    Muscle - tissue in the body that allows movement.

    Muscle - physical power or strength

    Muscle - move something into place

    Muscle - coerce

    Mussel - shellfish. Absolutely delicious freshly collected and steamed.

  • jodymaro1
    jodymaro1 Posts: 110 Member

    What

    Watt

  • p8m6bwghh9
    p8m6bwghh9 Posts: 619 Member

    Stationary

    Stationery

  • nossmf
    nossmf Posts: 13,446 Member

    Cot

    Caught

  • nossmf
    nossmf Posts: 13,446 Member

    I'm an avid bodybuilder…how did I NOT think of this??? lol

  • Sandeagain
    Sandeagain Posts: 980 Member
    edited April 4

    Brake - a devise for slowing or stopping

    Brake - a horse drawn carriage with 4 wheels

    Brake - a toothed tool for crushing flax or hemp

    Brake - farming machinery for breaking up soil

    Brake - a thicket of hawthorn bushes

    Brake -a course fern in tropical locations

    Break - to separate into pieces

    Break - interrupt

    Break - take a pause from work, activity or event

    Break - to use a banknote to purchase something, expecting change

    Break - a boxing term

    Break - to put an end to silence

    Break - to disconnect an electrical current

    Break - surpass a record

    Break - sudden change in weather

    Break - to pass on sad news

    Break - a voice change due to emotion

    Break - a short holiday

    Break - opening shot in snooker

  • p8m6bwghh9
    p8m6bwghh9 Posts: 619 Member

    Cobbler (person who makes/mends shoes)

    Cobbler (iced drink with wine/sherry, sugar & lemon)

    Cobbler (deep dish fruit dessert with thick top crust)

    Cobbler (ArchaicΒ clumsy workman)