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  • Stephanie Hammond
    • Aug 20, 2017
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What's a Homograph?



We have fun labels for these words we use! Here's a label that we don't use very often.

Homograph - what's a homograph?


A homograph is a word that has two or more different meanings yet is spelled exactly the same way.


For example: "Amy wound the bandage around the wound to help healing."


Do you ​​have any other examples of a Homograph?

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