Test-SOLUTION_List_of_homophones

marshal, martial

might, mite

mind, mined

missed, mist

moan, mown

mode, mowed

moose, mousse

morn, mourn

muscle, mussel

mustard, mustered

naval, navel

nay, neigh

none, nun

oar, or, ore

ode, owed

oh, owe

overseas, oversees

pail, pale

pain, pane

palate, palette, pallet

passed, past

pause, paws

pea, pee

peak, peek, pique

peal, peel

pedal, peddle

peer, pier

per, purr

pi, pie

plain, plane

pleas, please

plum, plumb

pole, poll

pray, prey

principal, principle

rack, wrack

raise, rays, raze

rap, wrap

read, red

read, reed

real, reel

reek, wreak

rest, wrest

retch, wretch

right, rite, write

ring, wring

roam, Rome

roe, row

root, route

rote, wrote

rough, ruff

rung, wrung

rye, wry

sail, sale

scene, seen

scull, skull

sea, see

seam, seem

seas, sees, seize

serf, surf

sew, so, sow

shear, sheer

shoe, shoo

side, sighed

sighs, size

slay, sleigh

sleight, slight

soar, sore

soared, sword

sole, soul

some, sum

son, sun

staid, stayed

stake, steak

stationary, stationery

steal, steel

step, steppe

stile, style

straight, strait

suite, sweet

tail, tale

taught, taut

tea, tee

team, teem

tear, tier

tern, turn

their, there, they’re

theirs, there’s

thrown, throne

thyme, time

tic, tick

tide, tied

to, too, two

toad, towed

toe, tow

told, tolled

trussed, trust

vain, vane, vein

vale, veil

vial, vile

wade, weighed

wail, whale

waist, waste

wait, weight

waive, wave

want, wont

ware, wear, where

way, weigh, whey

we, wee

weak, week

we’ll, wheel

we’d, weed

we’ve, weave

wet, whet

which, witch

while, wile

whine, wine

who’s, whose

wood, would

yoke, yolk

Homophones are a source of humour in English.

1. When an actress saw her first strands of grey hair, she thought she'd dye.

2. Did you hear about the fire at the circus? The heat was in tents.

3. It was an emotional wedding. Even the cake was in tiers.

4. A bicycle can't stand on its own because it is two-tired.

5. The cannibal's cookbook titled 'How to Better Serve your Fellow Man' was written by a guy who had a wife and ate kids.

1. die 2. intense 3. tears 4. too tired. 5. eight