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Mispronounced word / same spelling

donslot | 05:40 Sun 20th Mar 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Can anybody help with a particular word that's described below.

If you ONLY adjust the FIRST letter from Lowercase to a Capital then the word is pronounced differently.

cryptic clues

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Quizmonster

Polish...lower case = rub things to make them shiny...upper case = from Poland.

donslot

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Many Thanks Quizmonster.

Krispie

How about slough/Slough

to shed skin/place name?

donslot

Question Author

Many Thanks Krispie - a Brucie bonus since a colleague told me there was only one word in the entire English language. It'll be a "heated" coffee-break tomorrow at work !

jenstar

And august/August.

donslot

Question Author

Cheers, jenstar. Another string for my bow.

Quizmonster

Far from there being only one, here are another ten...begin = start/Begin (Bayg-in) an exPrime Minister of Israel; degas = remove gas from/Degas (Day-ga) a French artist; forget = not remember/Forget (Forjay) a French tennis player; job = work/Job (Jobe) a biblical character; mobile = moveable/Mobile (Mobeel) a city in the USA; nice = pleasant/Nice (Neese) a French city; ravel = muss up/Ravel a composer; reading = studying a book/Reading an English city; levy = tax/Levy (Leavy) a Jewish surname and millet = grain/Millet (Mee-ay) a French artist.

There are probably stacks more!

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