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What is a homophone for grasses-stalks?

There isn't a perfect homophone for "grasses-stalks" because it's a compound noun. However, you could use a homophone for the individual words:

* "grasses" can be replaced by "grasses" (the plural of "grass")

* "stalks" can be replaced by "stalks" (the plural of "stalk")

Since these words are already homophones of themselves, it's tricky to find a single word that sounds the same but has a different meaning.

It's important to note that "grasses-stalks" is a hyphenated noun, meaning it's a single word.

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