Bait and Bat and Bet and Vat
Bait and Bat and Bet and Vat :
Bait :
( 1 ) Food or imitation food put on a hook to catch fish or places in nets, traps, etc. to attract prey
The fish nibbled at the bait.
Bat : (noun)
( 1 ) Usually Wooden implement of a specified size and shape and with a handle used for hitting the ball in games such as cricket
He needs a bat.
( 2 ) Small mouse-like animal that flies at night and feeds on fruits and insects Do you like to see bats?
He dashed around like a bat out of hell.
Bet : (noun)
( 1 ) Arrangements to risk money on an event of which the result is doubted
He made a bet on the horse-race.
He lost a bet in the recent past.
( 2 ) Opinion – prediction
My bet is that she had got held up in the traffic.
Bet : (verb)
( 1 ) Risk money on a race or on some other event of which the result is doubted
He spends all his money betting on horses.
Vat : (noun)
( 1 ) Tank or large container for holding liquids in distilling or brewing or dyeing and tanning
Vats are manufactured in this factory.
