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owllady | 12:01 Thu 29th Dec 2022 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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Homophones words sounding the same but spelt differently.

15) A rough path (6,6)
16) Made a hole in wood (5,5)
24) Cries of mammals (5,6)
28) Painful sound developed (5,5)
33) Forego the motion(5,4)
35) Most important truth (9,9)

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16 bored/board
12:03 Thu 29th Dec 2022
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16 Bored/Board
12:03 Thu 29th Dec 2022
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35. principal / principle
12:05 Thu 29th Dec 2022
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33. waive / wave
12:07 Thu 29th Dec 2022
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33 waive/wave
12:07 Thu 29th Dec 2022
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24 Wails Whales
12:08 Thu 29th Dec 2022
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15. coarse / course
12:09 Thu 29th Dec 2022
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24 strictly speaking 'wails' and 'whales' don't sound the same!
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28 groan/grown
12:10 Thu 29th Dec 2022
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Thank you all very much
12:14 Thu 29th Dec 2022
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In Lee Mack's, "One Percent Club" there was a question based upon homophones including "pours" and "pause".

I didn't get it and I don't think they should have those types of questions where different pronunciations are valid and affect the answers.
12:44 Thu 29th Dec 2022
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I agree, The Corbyloon
12:47 Thu 29th Dec 2022

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