any homophones? not just one, as many as you can think of please.?
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ad, add\nail, ale\nair, heir\naisle, I'll, isle\nall, awl\nallowed, aloud\naltar, alter\narc, ark\nate, eight\nauger, augur\naural, oral\naway, aweigh\noar, or, ore\naxel, axle\naye, eye, I\nbail, bale\nbait, bate\nbaize, bays\nbald, bawled\nball, bawl\nband, banned\nbard, barred\nbare, bear\nbark, barque\nbaron, barren\nbase, bass\nbay, bey\nbazaar, bizarre\nbe, bee\nbeach, beech\nbean, been\nbeat, beet\nbeau, bow\nbeer, bier\nbel, bell, belle\nberry, bury\nberth, birth\nbight, bite, byte\nbilled, build\nbitten, bittern\nblew, blue\nbloc, block\nboar, bore\nboard, bored\nboarder, border\nbold, bowled\nboos, booze\nborn, borne\nbough, bow\nboy, buoy\nbrae, bray\nbraid, brayed\nbraise, brays, braze\nbrake, break\nbread, bred\nbrews, bruise\nbridal, bridle\nbur, burr\nbut, butt\nbuy, by, bye\ncall, caul\ncanvas, canvass\ncast, caste\ncaster, castor\ncaught, court\ncaw, core, corps\ncede, seed\nceiling, sealing\ncell, sell\ncenser, censor, sensor\ncent, scent, sent\ncereal, serial\ncheap, cheep\ncheck, cheque\nchoir, quire\nchord, cord\ncite, sight, site\nclack, claque\nclew, clue\nclimb, clime\nclose, cloze\ncoal, kohl\ncoarse, course\ncoign, coin\ncolonel, kernel\ncomplacent, complaisant\ncomplement, compliment\ncoo, coup\ncops, copse\ncouncil, counsel\ncousin, cozen\ncreak, creek\ncrews, cruise\ncue, kyu, queue\ncurb, kerb\ncurrant, current\ncymbol, symbol\ndam, damn\ndays, daze\ndear, deer\ndescent, dissent\ndesert, dessert\ndeviser, divisor \ndew, due\ndie, dye\ndiscreet, discrete\ndoe, doh, dough\ndone, dun\ndouse, dowse\ndraft, draught\ndual, duel\nearn, urn\neery, eyrie\newe, yew, you\nfaint, feint\nfair, fare\nfarther, father\nfate, fête\nfaun, fawn\nfay, fey\nfaze, phase\nfeat, feet\nferrule, ferule\nfew, phew\nfie, phi\nfile, phial\nfind, fined\nfir, fur\nfizz, phiz\nflair, flare\nflea, flee\nflex, flecks\nflew, flu, flue\nfloe, flow\nflour, flower\nfoaled, fold\nfor, fore, four\nforeword, forward\nfort, fought\nforth, fourth\nfoul, fowl\nfranc, frank\nfreeze, frieze\nfriar, fryer\nfurs, furze\ngait, gate\ngallop, galop\ngamble, gambol\ngays, gaze\ngenes, jeans\ngild, guild\ngilt, guilt\ngiro, gyro\ngnaw, nor\ngneiss, nice\ngorilla, guerilla\ngrate, great\ngreave, grieve\ngreys, graze\ngrisly, grizzly\ngroan, grown\nguessed, guest\nhail, hale\nhair, hare\nhall, haul\nhangar, hanger\nhart, heart\nhay, hey\nheal, heel, he'll\nhear, here\nheard, herd\nhe'd, heed\nheroin, heroine\nhew, hue\nhi, high\nhigher, hire\nhim, hymn\nho, hoe\nhoard, horde\nhoarse, horse\nholey, holy, wholly\nhour, our\nidle, idol\nin, inn\nindict, indite\nit's, its\njewel, joule\nkey, quay\nknave, nave\nknead, need\nknew, new\nknight, night\nknit, nit\nknob, nob\nknock, nock\nknot, not\nknow, no\nknows, nose\nlaager, lager\nlac, lack\nlade, laid\nlain, lane\nlam, lamb\nlaps, lapse\nlarva, lava\nlase, laze\nlay, ley\nlea, lee \nleach, leech\nlead, led\nleak, leek\nlean, lien\nlessen, lesson\nlevee, levy\nliar, lyre\nlicence, license\nlicker, liquor\nlie, lye\nlieu, loo\nlinks, lynx\nlo, low\nload, lode\nloan, lone\nlocks, lox\nloop, loupe\nloot, lute\nmade, maid\nmail, male\nmain, mane\nmaize, maze\nmall, maul\nmanna, manner\nmantel, mantle\nmare, mayor\nmark, marque\nmarshal, martial\nmarten, martin\nmask, masque\nme, mi\nmean, mien\nmeat, meet, mete\nmedal, meddle\nmetal, mettle\nmeter, metre\nmight, mite\nminer, minor, mynah\nmind, mined\nmissed, mist\nmoat, mote\nmode, mowed\nmoor, more\nmoose, mousse\nmorning, mourning\nmuscle, mussel\nnaval, navel\nnay, neigh\nnigh, nye\nnone, nun\nod, odd\node, owed\noh, owe\none, won\npacked, pact\npacks, pax\npail, pale\npain, pane\npair, pare, pear\npalate, palette, pallet\npascal, paschal\npaten, patten, pattern\npause, paws\npores, pours\npea, pee\npeace, piece\npeak, peek, peke, pique\npeal, peel\npearl, purl\npedal, peddle\npeer, pier\npi, pie\npica, pika\nplace, plaice\nplain, plane\npleas, please\nplum, plumb\npole, poll\npoof, pouffe\npractice, practise\npraise, prays, preys\nprinci
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Are you kidding?\n\nsame\nduplicate\nidentical
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Queue\n\n(Not sure if this is the word you were thinking of, but if you take away all but the first letter, the pronunciation is the same, so it's my answer.)  :-)
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"Homonyms" are words which have the same sound and spelling but different meanings:\nbear (noun): If you see a bear, don´t climb up a tree because he´ll follow you.\nbear (verb): She can´t bear the sound of my guitar.\n\nring (verb): Does it ring the bell?\nring (noun): Guess what! He proposed and gave me a diamond ring. \n\n"Homophones", on the other hand, sound the same but are different in meaning and spelling:\n\nate (verb)/ eight (numeral): I can´t believe you ate eight slices of pizza in just one sitting!                 \n mail (noun): Let me check my mailbox first. \n male (noun): Males on the right and females on the left. On your  marks! Go!\n\nBut you know what? I think that dictionaries are confusing too because they consider "homonyms" and "homophones" as synonyms (cf. Webster's). And so do some Web sites (cf. Alan Cooper's Homonyms).
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There is no one word that fits these letters.  How many words do you want?
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quintillion, septillion, octillion, nonillion, decillion
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There's 3 sizes:\n\n1. Oh.\n2. OH!\n3. OH MY GOD!
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additional, extra, inessential, nonessential, peripheral, secondary, superfluous
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all are english words,,,, \nahahaha !\nwhats up man,,,, you dont know them ?
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How many people are going to ask this today?  Is this a homework question or something?  See other answers . . .\n\nIf you want them with the vowels in order (which is harder), some of the words are:\nabstemiously\narseniously\nfacetiously\n\nThere are literally dozens if the vowels don't have to be in order.
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1, 2 3, crunch\nTHREE!
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2,3,1 (nothing goes there) ,6\n\nHope it helps :]
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I'm sorry, I would answer your question if I could understand it.\n\nOnly one word is in English.
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Frequency\nLevel\nWord \nNumerous\nwith\nwithout\ngiving\npreference\nto\nthe\nmost\ncommonly\nused\nobscure\nthree\nqueen\nking\njoker\nrum\nwho\nget\nlife\nlive\nlove\nleft\nover\nbelieve\nworry\nsimple\n\n\nbelieve\nme \nthere \nis \nmore
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That is good of you to share this information with us.  I Really had to try hard to find all six it was only when you continued with the bit about the word 'of' that I found another two but still missed the last one.  However I am old, so that may have something to do with it.\n\nIt kept me amused for a while so 10/10.  I demand more of this sort of thing;)\n\nI am going to try it with my listeners next time I do a show
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Do you mean like:\nMunicipal\nProvincal \nor\nFederal?
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Just how many Jacks do you think there are? I'm Jack too but somehow i don't think this question is for me. Narrow your search a little bit.