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2010 Grammar Checker from WhiteSmoke

It is important to know the meaning of each homophone to be able to write it appropriately in contextual spelling. Here is a list of known homophones:


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  • accept and except
  • acclamation and acclimation
  • acts and axe
  • aeration and erration
  • aerie and airy
  • affect and effect
  • aid and aide
  • ail and ale
  • air, ere, and heir
  • aisle, I'll and isle
  • all and awl
  • allowed and aloud
  • allude and elude
  • altar and alter
  • appose and oppose
  • arc and ark
  • are and our
  • ascent and assent
  • ate and eight
  • aye, eye and I
  • bail and bale
  • bait and bate
  • bald, balled and bawled
  • ball and bawl
  • band and banned
  • bard and barred
  • bare and bear
  • baron and barren
  • base and bass
  • based and baste
  • bazaar and bizarre
  • be and bee
  • beach and beech
  • bean and been
  • beat and beet
  • been and bin
  • beer and bier
  • berry and bury
  • berth and birth
  • better and bettor
  • bight and bite
  • blew and blue
  • boar, boor and bore
  • board and bored
  • boarder and border
  • bode and bowed
  • bold and bowled
  • boos and booze
  • bough and bow
  • boy and buoy
  • braid and brayed
  • braise/braize, brays and braze
  • brake and break
  • breach and breech
  • bread and bred
  • brewed and brood
  • brews and bruise
  • bridal and bridle
  • burro and burrow
  • bus and buss
  • bused and bust
  • but and butt
  • buy, by and bye
  • callous and callus
  • can't and cant
  • caret and carrot
  • caries and carries
  • cede and seed
  • cell and sell
  • cent, scent and sent
  • cents, scents and sense
  • cereal and serial
  • cession and session
  • chaise and chase
  • chalk and chock
  • chance and chants
  • chews and choose
  • chic and sheik
  • choir and quire
  • chord and cord
  • chute and shoot
  • cite, sight and site
  • clause and claws
  • click and clique
  • close and clothes
  • coal and cole
  • cocks and cox
  • complement and compliment
  • coop and coupe
  • cosign and cosine
  • council and counsel
  • creak and creek
  • crewed and crude
  • crews and cruise
  • cue and queue
  • dam and damn
  • Dane and deign
  • days and daze
  • dear and deer
  • dense and dents
  • dew, do and due
  • die and dye
  • dire and dyer
  • discreet and discrete
  • doe and dough
  • done and dun
  • doughs and doze
  • dual and duel
  • earn and urn
  • either and ether
  • emigrant and immigrant
  • ewe, yew and you
  • eyed and I'd
  • faint and feint
  • fair and fare
  • fairy and ferry
  • fate and fete
  • faze and phase
  • feat and feet
  • find and fined
  • crews and cruise
  • cue and queue
  • dam and damn
  • Dane and deign
  • days and daze
  • dear and deer
  • dense and dents
  • dew, do and due
  • die and dye
  • dire and dyer
  • discreet and discrete
  • doe and dough
  • done and dun
  • doughs and doze
  • faint and feint
  • fair and fare
  • fairy and ferry
  • fate and fete
  • faze and phase
  • feat and feet
  • find and fined
  • fir and fur
  • flair and flare
  • flea and flee
  • flecks and flex
  • flew and flue
  • flour and flower
  • for, fore and four
  • forego and forgo
  • foreword and forward
  • forth and fourth
  • foul and fowl
  • frees, freeze and frieze
  • friar and fryer
  • gait and gate
  • gel and jell
  • gneiss and nice
  • gored and gourd
  • grade and grayed
  • grate and great
  • grays and graze
  • groan and grown
  • guessed and guest
  • guise and guys
  • hail and hale
  • hair and hare
  • hairy and harry
  • hall and haul
  • hay and hey
  • hays and haze
  • he'd and heed
  • he'll, heal and heel
  • hear and here
  • heard and herd
  • heated and heeded
  • hew and hue
  • hi and high
  • higher and hire
  • him and hymn
  • ho and hoe
  • hoard and horde
  • hoarse and horse
  • hoes and hose
  • hole and whole
  • hour and our
  • idle and idol
  • imminent and immanent
  • in and inn
  • incite and insight
  • intense and intents
  • intension and intention
  • it's and its
  • jam and jamb
  • knave and nave
  • knead, kneed and need
  • knew and new
  • knight and night
  • knit and nit
  • knot, naught and not
  • know and no
  • knows and nose
  • lacks and lax
  • lade and laid
  • lain and lane
  • lair and layer
  • laps and lapse
  • lays and laze
  • leach and leech
  • lead and led
  • leak and leek
  • lean and lien
  • lends and lens
  • lesser and lessor
  • let's and lets
  • liar and lyre
  • lie and lye
  • links and lynx
  • lo and low
  • load and lode
  • loan and lone
  • loch and lock
  • locks and lox
  • loop and loupe
  • loos and lose
  • lose and loose
  • made and maid
  • mail and male
  • main and mane
  • maize and maze
  • mall and maul
  • massed and mast
  • mat and matte
  • meat, meet and mete
  • medal, meddle, metal and mettle
  • might and mite
  • mince and mints
  • mind and mined
  • miner and minor
  • missed and mist
  • mooed and mood
  • moor and more
  • morning and mourning
  • muscle and mussel
  • naval and navel
  • nay and neigh
  • nicks and nix
  • none and nun
  • oar, or and ore
  • oh and owe
  • one and won
  • oohs and ooze
  • overseas and oversees
  • packed and pact
  • pail and pale
  • pain and pane
  • pair, pare and pear
  • passed and past
  • pause and paws
  • peace and piece
  • peak, peek and pique
  • peal and peel
  • pedal, peddle and petal
  • peer and pier
  • pi and pie
  • plain and plane
  • plainer and planar
  • plait and plate
  • pleas and please
  • pole and poll
  • poor, pore and pour
  • populace and populous
  • posses, possess, poses and posies
  • praise, prays and preys
  • pray and prey
  • pride and pried
  • pries and prize
  • prince and prints
  • principal and principle
  • rack and wrack
  • raid and rayed
  • rail and rale
  • rain, reign and rein
  • raise, rays and raze
  • rap and wrap
  • read and red
  • read and reed
  • real and reel
  • reek and wreak
  • residence and residents
  • rest and wrest
  • rhyme and rime
  • right, rite, wright and write
  • ring and wring
  • rise and ryes
  • road, rode and rowed
  • roe and row
  • role and roll
  • roomer and rumo[u]r
  • root and route
  • rose and rows
  • rote and wrote
  • rude and rued
  • rues and ruse
  • rung and wrung
  • rye and wry
  • sail and sale
  • scene and seen
  • sea and see
  • seam and seem
  • sear and seer
  • seas, sees and seize
  • sects and sex
  • sew, so and sow
  • shake and sheik
  • shear and sheer
  • shoe and shoo
  • sic and sick
  • sics and six
  • side and sighed
  • sighs and size
  • sign and sine
  • slay and sleigh
  • sleight and slight
  • slew and slough
  • soar and sore
  • soared and sword
  • sold and soled
  • sole and soul
  • some and sum
  • son and sun
  • stair and stare
  • stake and steak
  • steal and steel
  • step and steppe
  • storey and story
  • straight and strait
  • suite and sweet
  • tacked and tact
  • tacks and tax
  • tail and tale
  • taper and tapir
  • tarry and terry
  • taught and taut
  • tea and tee
  • team and teem
  • tears and tiers
  • teas, tease and tees
  • tense and tents
  • than and then
  • there, their, and they're
  • threw and through
  • throne and thrown
  • thyme and time
  • tide and tied
  • tier and tire
  • to, too, and two
  • toad, toed and towed
  • toe and tow
  • tracked and tract
  • tray and trey
  • udder and utter
  • vain, vane and vein
  • vale and veil
  • vial and vile
  • vice and vise
  • wade and weighed
  • wail and whale
  • waist and waste
  • wait and weight
  • waive and wave
  • waiver and waver
  • war and wore
  • ward and warred
  • ware, wear, and where
  • warn and worn
  • wax and whacks
  • way, weigh and whey
  • we and wee
  • we'd and weed
  • we'll, weal and wheel
  • we're and weir
  • we're, were and whir
  • we've and weave
  • weak and week
  • weather and whether
  • wet and whet
  • wheeled and wield
  • which and witch
  • while and wile
  • whiled and wild
  • whine and wine
  • whined, wind and wined
  • whirled and world
  • whit and wit
  • who's and whose
  • whoa and woe
  • wood and would
  • yack and yak
  • yaw, yore, you're and your
  • yoke and yolk
  • you'll and Yule
 

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