list of ” Identify homophones “
- Air – The invisible mixture of gases we breathe.
Heir – A person legally entitled to the property or rank of another. - Bare – Without covering; exposed.
Bear – A large mammal or to support or carry. - Bark – The outer covering of a tree.
Bark – The sound a dog makes. - Bat – A flying nocturnal mammal.
Bat – A club used in sports like baseball. - Be – To exist.
Bee – A flying insect known for producing honey. - Break – To separate into pieces.
Brake – A device used to slow or stop a vehicle. - Capital – A city where government is based; also refers to wealth.
Capitol – A building where a legislative assembly meets. - Cell – A small room, often in a prison.
Sell – To exchange for money. - Cent – A unit of currency equal to one-hundredth of a dollar.
Scent – A distinctive smell. - Cereal – A common breakfast food made from grains.
Serial – Occurring in a series or sequence. - Close – To shut.
Clothes – Garments worn on the body. - Coarse – Rough in texture.
Course – A path or direction; also a series of classes. - Dear – Loved or valued.
Deer – A hoofed grazing animal. - Die – To cease living.
Dye – A substance used to color materials. - Eye – The organ of sight.
I – The first-person singular pronoun. - Fair – Just; equitable.
Fare – The price of a ticket or food. - Flour – A powder made from grinding grains.
Flower – The reproductive structure of a plant. - For – A preposition indicating purpose.
Four – The number 4. - Foul – Something unpleasant or offensive.
Fowl – A bird, especially domesticated, like a chicken. - Grate – To shred food into small pieces using a grater.
Great – Large in size or important. - Hail – Pellets of frozen rain.
Hale – Strong and healthy. - Hair – The strands that grow on the human head.
Hare – A fast-running, long-eared mammal. - Heal – To make well again.
Heel – The back part of the foot. - Herd – A group of animals.
Heard – Past tense of hear. - Hole – An opening or hollow space.
Whole – Entire; complete. - Hour – A period of 60 minutes.
Our – Belonging to us. - Knot – A fastening made by tying a rope.
Not – A word used to indicate negation. - Lead – To guide or be in front.
Led – Past tense of lead. - Mail – Letters and packages sent through the postal system.
Male – The sex that produces sperm. - Meat – Animal flesh used as food.
Meet – To come together or encounter. - Might – Power or strength.
Mite – A small arachnid or tiny creature. - Missed – To fail to notice or attend.
Mist – A light fog. - Moor – To anchor a boat.
More – A greater amount. - No – A negative response.
Know – To be aware of or have knowledge about something. - None – Not any.
Nunn – A member of a religious community of women. - Pair – A set of two.
Pear – A type of fruit. - Peace – A state of tranquility or quiet.
Piece – A portion of something. - Plain – Simple or clear; also refers to a flat area of land.
Plane – A flat surface; also refers to an aircraft. - Pray – To speak to a deity.
Prey – An animal hunted for food. - Principal – The head of a school.
Principle – A fundamental truth or proposition. - Rain – Water that falls from the sky.
Rein – A strap used to control a horse. - Right – Correct; also refers to direction.
Write – To form letters or words on a surface. - Road – A path for vehicles or pedestrians.
Rode – Past tense of ride. - Rose – A type of flower.
Rows – Lines of things or people. - See – To perceive with the eyes.
Sea – A large body of salt water. - Sight – The ability to see.
Site – A location or place. - Sew – To stitch with a needle and thread.
So – To a great extent; very. - Some – An unspecified amount.
Sum – The total amount resulting from addition. - Son – A male child.
Sun – The star at the center of our solar system. - Stair – A step in a staircase.
Stare – To look fixedly. - Steel – A strong metal alloy.
Steal – To take something that isn’t yours. - Tail – The rear part of an animal.
Tale – A story. - Tear – To rip or pull apart.
Tier – A row or level. - Their – Belonging to them.
There – In that place. - Throne – A royal chair or seat.
Thrown – Past participle of throw. - To – A preposition indicating direction.
Too – Also; excessively. - Vain – Having an excessively high opinion of oneself.
Vane – A blade or device that shows wind direction. - Wait – To remain inactive until something happens.
Weight – The measure of how heavy something is. - Wear – To have clothing on.
Where – A question word asking about location. - Wood – The material that comes from trees.
Would – A modal verb used to indicate a conditional action. - Write – To compose text.
Right – Correct or suitable; also refers to direction. - Aid – To help or assist.
Aide – An assistant. - Bored – Feeling weary and impatient because one is unoccupied or lacks interest.
Board – A flat piece of material, often used for building or support. - Capital – A city serving as the seat of government.
Capitol – A building where a legislative assembly meets. - Cite – To quote as evidence.
Site – A location or position. - Dew – Tiny drops of water that form on cool surfaces at night.
Due – Owed or expected at a certain time. - Flee – To run away from danger.
Flea – A small, jumping insect that feeds on the blood of animals and humans. - Gait – A manner of walking.
Gate – A hinged barrier used to close an opening. - Hare – A fast-running animal similar to a rabbit.
Hair – A filament that grows from the skin of humans and animals. - Knew – Past tense of know.
New – Something that has recently come into existence. - Light – Something that makes things visible; brightness.
Lite – A lighter version of something, often with fewer calories. - Mourn – To express sadness, especially after a death.
Morn – The early part of the day. - None – Not any.
Nun – A member of a religious community of women. - Oar – A tool used to row a boat.
Ore – A naturally occurring solid material from which a metal or valuable mineral can be extracted. - Pail – A bucket.
Pale – Light in color; lacking intensity.
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