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What is the homograph for red ink and dog?

The homograph for "red ink" is "red ink".

While it might sound like a trick question, "red ink" can refer to both:

* A red-colored ink: This is the literal meaning.

* Financial losses: This is a figurative meaning, often used in business contexts.

The homograph for "dog" is "dog". It's a bit of a wordplay answer, as "dog" can refer to:

* A domesticated canine: The literal meaning.

* Something that is undesirable or unsuccessful: This is a figurative meaning, often used in colloquial speech (e.g., "that movie was a dog").

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