Homographs (words spelled the same but pronounced differently):
* bow (to bend at the waist) vs. bow (a weapon for shooting arrows)
* lead (a heavy metal) vs. lead (to guide)
* tear (a drop of liquid from the eye) vs. tear (to rip)
* wind (to coil) vs. wind (moving air)
* read (present tense) vs. read (past tense)
Homophones (words pronounced the same but spelled differently):
* to, too, two
* there, their, they're
* here, hear
* write, right
* see, sea
* bare, bear
* flower, flour
* know, no
* peace, piece
* wait, weight
Perfect Homonyms (words spelled and pronounced the same):
* bat (a nocturnal flying mammal) vs. bat (a piece of sporting equipment)
* can (a metal container) vs. can (to be able to)
* fair (just and equal) vs. fair (a gathering for entertainment)
* fine (of high quality) vs. fine (a monetary penalty)
* minute (a very small amount of time) vs. minute (extremely small)
It's important to note that:
* Some words may be considered homonyms in certain contexts but not others. For example, "bank" can be a financial institution or the edge of a river.
* The distinction between homographs and homophones can sometimes be blurry, as there can be regional variations in pronunciation.
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