<P> Homonyms are words that are both spelled and pronounced the same as each other, yet have different meanings . Some authors use the term more broadly, to refer to homographs (words spelled the same as each other but pronounced differently) or homophones (words spelled differently but pronounced the same). </P> <Ol> <Li> back </Li> <Li> bank </Li> <Li> bark </Li> <Li> base </Li> <Li> bat </Li> <Li> beam </Li> <Li> beams </Li> <Li> bear </Li> <Li> board </Li> <Li> bolt </Li> <Li> book </Li> <Li> bore </Li> <Li> bow </Li> <Li> box </Li> <Li> bustier </Li> <Li> cabinet </Li> <Li> can </Li> <Li> case </Li> <Li> cast </Li> <Li> cave </Li> <Li> chair </Li> <Li> change </Li> <Li> check </Li> <Li> chicken </Li> <Li> chip </Li> <Li> circular </Li> <Li> clear </Li> <Li> cleave </Li> <Li> close </Li> <Li> club </Li> <Li> command </Li> <Li> content </Li> <Li> cool </Li> <Li> cordial </Li> <Li> </Li> <Li> crane </Li> <Li> dance </Li> <Li> dear </Li> <Li> deck </Li> <Li> down </Li> <Li> duck </Li> <Li> dust </Li> <Li> employ </Li> <Li> entrance </Li> <Li> even </Li> <Li> evening </Li> <Li> exact </Li> <Li> fair </Li> <Li> fall </Li> <Li> fat </Li> <Li> fawn </Li> <Li> file </Li> <Li> fine </Li> <Li> fire </Li> <Li> flat </Li> <Li> fly </Li> <Li> fold </Li> <Li> foot </Li> <Li> forearm </Li> <Li> forearms </Li> <Li> furrier </Li> <Li> gill </Li> <Li> gills </Li> <Li> glass </Li> <Li> grand </Li> <Li> grave </Li> <Li> graves </Li> <Li> groom </Li> <Li> gross </Li> <Li> hail </Li> <Li> heaven </Li> <Li> hood </Li> <Li> horn </Li> <Li> iron </Li> <Li> jam </Li> <Li> journey </Li> <Li> key </Li> <Li> kind </Li> <Li> know </Li> <Li> lead </Li> <Li> leading </Li> <Li> leads </Li> <Li> learned </Li> <Li> left </Li> <Li> letter </Li> <Li> light </Li> <Li> live </Li> <Li> long </Li> <Li> lower </Li> <Li> lowered </Li> <Li> lowering </Li> <Li> lowers </Li> <Li> lie </Li> <Li> lying </Li> <Li> lies </Li> <Li> line </Li> <Li> man </Li> <Li> match </Li> <Li> may </Li> <Li> mead </Li> <Li> mean </Li> <Li> mole </Li> <Li> murder </Li> <Li> nail </Li> <Li> object </Li> <Li> objective </Li> <Li> order </Li> <Li> park </Li> <Li> peddle </Li> <Li> pile </Li> <Li> pitcher </Li> <Li> play </Li> <Li> point </Li> <Li> pole </Li> <Li> pound </Li> <Li> pot </Li> <Li> quarry </Li> <Li> read </Li> <Li> reign </Li> <Li> remote </Li> <Li> right </Li> <Li> rock </Li> <Li> rocket </Li> <Li> rose </Li> <Li> routed </Li> <Li> routing </Li> <Li> row </Li> <Li> saw </Li> <Li> seal </Li> <Li> second </Li> <Li> seek </Li> <Li> serve </Li> <Li> set </Li> <Li> </Li> <Li> shower </Li> <Li> sick </Li> <Li> sign </Li> <Li> sing </Li> <Li> sink </Li> <Li> spring </Li> <Li> space </Li> <Li> stalk </Li> <Li> stall </Li> <Li> stud </Li> <Li> square </Li> <Li> tank </Li> <Li> tear </Li> <Li> tender </Li> <Li> tie </Li> <Li> tire </Li> <Li> trip </Li> <Li> trunk </Li> <Li> valence </Li> <Li> valences </Li> <Li> wave </Li> <Li> watch </Li> <Li> well </Li> <Li> wind </Li> <Li> wound </Li> <Li> worsted </Li> <Li> yard </Li> </Ol>

Two words spelled the same but different meanings