Words with Multiple Meanings:
General:
* Address: (n) a location, (v) to speak to
* Bat: (n) a nocturnal flying mammal, (n) a piece of equipment in baseball
* Book: (n) a bound collection of printed pages, (v) to reserve
* Bright: (adj) shining, (adj) intelligent
* Can: (n) a metal container, (v) to be able to
* Change: (n) a difference, (v) to alter
* Check: (n) a mark, (v) to examine
* Cool: (adj) low in temperature, (adj) stylish
* Fine: (adj) excellent, (n) a penalty
* Fire: (n) a burning flame, (v) to dismiss
* Flat: (adj) level, (n) an apartment
* Game: (n) a form of entertainment, (n) wild animals hunted
* Grave: (n) a burial site, (adj) serious
* Light: (n) electromagnetic radiation, (adj) not heavy
* Mean: (adj) unkind, (adj) average
* Note: (n) a written message, (v) to observe
* Park: (n) a green area, (v) to leave a vehicle
* Play: (n) a theatrical performance, (v) to engage in recreation
* Right: (adj) correct, (n) a privilege
* Run: (v) to move quickly, (n) a series of events
* Scale: (n) a device for measuring weight, (n) the outer covering of a fish
* Spring: (n) a season, (n) a coiled piece of metal
* Table: (n) a piece of furniture, (v) to postpone
* Trip: (n) a journey, (v) to stumble
* Wave: (n) a crest of water, (v) to move a hand in greeting
Specific Categories:
* Body Parts:
* Arm: (n) part of the body, (n) a weapon
* Eye: (n) organ of sight, (n) a small hole
* Foot: (n) part of the leg, (n) a measurement
* Hand: (n) part of the arm, (n) a pointer on a clock
* Animals:
* Bear: (n) a mammal, (v) to endure
* Cat: (n) a feline, (v) to vomit
* Dog: (n) a canine, (v) to follow closely
* Fish: (n) aquatic animal, (v) to catch fish
* Objects:
* Box: (n) a container, (v) to enclose
* Case: (n) a container, (n) a legal situation
* Chair: (n) a piece of furniture, (v) to preside over
* Glass: (n) a material, (n) a drinking vessel
* Key: (n) a metal device, (n) a solution
* Match: (n) a small stick, (n) a game
* Verbs:
* Break: (v) to separate, (n) a pause
* Call: (v) to speak, (n) a phone call
* Carry: (v) to transport, (n) the ability to hold
* Close: (v) to shut, (adj) near
* Cut: (v) to divide, (n) a wound
* Draw: (v) to sketch, (n) a tie
* Fall: (v) to descend, (n) autumn
* Hold: (v) to grasp, (n) a position
* Jump: (v) to leap, (n) a sudden change
* Lead: (v) to guide, (n) a metal
* Meet: (v) to encounter, (n) a gathering
* Pick: (v) to choose, (n) a tool
* Raise: (v) to lift, (n) an increase
* Read: (v) to comprehend, (n) a reading
* Run: (v) to move quickly, (n) a series of events
* See: (v) to perceive, (n) a performance
Note: This is not an exhaustive list, as many words in the English language have multiple meanings. The best way to understand the intended meaning of a word is to consider the context in which it is used.