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What is the homophone of fern?

The homophone of "fern" is "furn".

While "furn" is not a common word in modern English, it was used historically to refer to a type of fur or skin.

Here are some examples of its use:

* "The hunter wore a cloak of furn."

* "The old book described a furn-covered chair."

It's important to note that "furn" is rarely used today and is considered archaic. In most cases, "fur" would be the appropriate word to use.

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