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Homonyms





Here You could find all types of Homonyms to clarify your doubt.


Faint: To pass out or become unconscious

Feint: A deceptive or pretended blow, thrust or attacking movement, especially in boxing or fencing


Fair:

1. Treating people equally just or appropriate in the circumstances

2. (Of hair or complexion) light

3. Considerable in size or amount, moderately good

4. (Of weather) Fine and dry

5. A gathering of stalls and amusements for public entertainment

6. A periodic gathering for the sale of goods

Fare:

1. The money a passenger on public transport has to pay

2. A range of fare

3. To perform in a specified way in a particular situation or period


Farrow:

1. A litter of pigs

2. (Of a sow) to give birth to piglets

Pharaoh: Egyptian kings of ancient times


Faze: (usually with the negative) Disturb or disconcert (Informal)

Phase: A part of the sequence, a particular period


Feat: An achievement or accomplishment

Feet: The plural form of foot-the lower extremity of the leg below the angle


Feted: Honored or entertained lavishly

Fetid: Smelling unpleasant


Few: Not many, less in number

Phew: An expression of relief, usually with an exclamation mark


Flair:

1. Natural ability or talent

2. Stylishness

Flare:

1. A sudden brief burst of flames or light

2. A device producing a very bright flames as a signal or marker

3. A sudden burst of intense emotion or anger

4. A gradual widening towards the hem of the garments


Flea: A small wingless jumping insect which feeds on the blood of mammals and birds

Flee: To run away


Flour: A powder obtained by grinding grains, used to make bread, cakes and pastries

Flower: A bloom of a plant


Foreword: The introduction to a book

Forward: To move ahead


Foul:

1. Offensive to the senses

2. Contrary to the rules of a sport

3. Polluted or contaminated

Fowl: A domesticated bird derived from a jungle fowl and kept for its egg or meat, a cock or hen





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