Those are homophones, not homonyms, I believe. Homonyms have the same
spelling & pronunciation but different meanings. Like germane (n,
compound of germanium and hydrogen) and germane (adj, relevant,
appropriate).
On 2 Sep 2016 14:00, "Dean Hansen" <hanse112@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Chuck N. posted:
> "...I searched in vein for that manual..."
> Ewe sea hear, Chuck, its knot "vein," butt "vain," write? Oar vane? Know,
> vane Kant bee wright.
> Dean
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