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Homophones & Synonyms Posted on 06-12-2004
KärolinaPläyboy
charlotte, NC
 Post any you can think of..... Cash and Cache mail and male tour and tore bait and bate four and for bear and bare oh yeah, to those that haven't graduated yet...homophones are words that sound the same but mean something different. :wink:
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DEHYDRAYSHUN replied on 06-12-2004 11:49PM [Reply]
lol @ homophones... well some of mines are bootleg homophones... dam damn bass base macon makin (lol) dug doug (lol...my name) bury berry (i think) cymbals symbols write right
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justiFIYAHble from Oxford, MS replied on 06-12-2004 11:49PM [Reply]

ware wear where
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justiFIYAHble from Oxford, MS replied on 06-12-2004 11:52PM [Reply]

hear here see sea bare bear lead-as in...a leader lead-as in lead in a pencil pin pen
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Afro-American replied on 06-13-2004 12:17AM [Reply]
KärolinaPläyboy wrote:
Post any you can think of..... tour and tore
i think my accent must be bad, cause I cant make these sound alike i pronounce tour like to-uurrr and tore like toorrrr
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Poody from Sandy Springs, GA replied on 06-13-2004 12:21AM [Reply]
HU-Queen wrote:
KärolinaPläyboy wrote:
Post any you can think of..... tour and tore
i think my accent must be bad, cause I cant make these sound alike i pronounce tour like to-uurrr and tore like toorrrr
yeah mine are pronounced different too
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Perseverance replied on 06-13-2004 01:28AM [Reply]
wait and weight core and corps so, sow and sew ten and tin
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AggieSweetie07 replied on 06-13-2004 01:34AM [Reply]
hair here dear deer where wear
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King_J replied on 06-13-2004 02:53AM [Reply]
Rodiculous wrote:
KärolinaPläyboy wrote:
Post any synonyms you can think of..... Cash and Cache mail and male tour and tore bait and bate four and for bear and bare oh yeah, to those that haven't graduated yet...synonyms are words that sound the same but mean something different. :wink:
NO SYNONYMS ARE 2 Words with the same meaning. You are referring to Homophones. 2 words that sound the same with different meanings
Rod smart as hell!
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Perseverance replied on 06-13-2004 05:03PM [Reply]
capital and capitol cereal and serial cinder and sender council and counsel principal and principle mint and meant Thai and tie cast and caste maize and maze board and bored
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Poody from Sandy Springs, GA replied on 06-13-2004 05:52PM [Reply]
CrazyAggie07 wrote:
hair here
you must be countraaaaaaaayy rock - hard piece of ground rock - rock n roll rock - rock back and forth
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