Homophones

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00:00Homophones, meaning, a word that sounds the same as another word, but has a different

00:10meaning and spelling.

00:13Here are the examples, tale and tale.

00:21Tale, a fictitious or true narrative or story, especially one that is imaginatively recounted.

00:32Tale, the hindmost part of an animal.

00:40Weak and weak.

00:46Weak, a period of seven days.

00:52Weak, lacking physical strength and energy.

01:04Dear and dear.

01:12Dear, regarded with deep affection, cherished by someone.

01:22Dear, are the hoofed ruminant mammals forming the family Cervidae?

01:36Made and made.

01:43Made, putting parts together or combining substances.

01:53Made, a female domestic servant.

02:05Ring and ring.

02:11Ring, squeeze and twist something to force liquid from it.

02:21Ring, a small circular band, typically of a precious metal.

02:35Pale and pale.

02:43Pale, a bucket.

02:49Pale, light in color or having little color.

03:01Pause and pause.

03:09Pause, interrupt action or speech briefly.

03:17Pause, an animal's foot having claws and pads.

03:31Sealing and sealing.

03:38Sealing, the upper interior surface of a room or other similar compartment.

03:48Sealing, fasten or close securely.