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Join The Following Words Into Two Groups

Artygt | 21:07 Tue 14th Nov 2017 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Car key,blew,creed,lightning,faun,shade,nelson,read.

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Car Key, sounds like Khaki, Shade?

21:09 Tue 14th Nov 2017

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Togo

Car Key, sounds like Khaki, Shade?

Togo

And So Does Blew. Blue

Reed, Blue, Fawn and Quay could be one group of alternative spellings.

khaki, blue, fawn, and red?

237SJ

Why did I bother answering?

Togo

Faun sounds like Fawn(Tan Colour)

237SJ

Sorry, wrong thread!

Like the idea of four homophones, but can't get a handle on the remaining four.

Togo

Marcus Creed Conductor
Nelson Riddle Bandleader Conductor
Lightning Conductor. ????? Struggling Here. :))

Togo

Ta Artygt. Did you crack it in the end then?

Car key- Khaki
Blew - blue
Faun - fawn
Read - red

Adding to Togo's list?-
Timothy Shade - conductor.

Togo

Ta Danny. That puts me out of my misery. :))

:-)

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