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What is a homophone for something you say to pest and covering foot?

This is a bit of a tricky one! Let's break down the parts:

* "Something you say to pest" could be a few things, like "shoo," "go away," or "buzz off."

* "Covering foot" likely refers to a "sock."

The homophone (a word that sounds the same but is spelled differently) would depend on which word you chose for the first part.

Here are some possibilities:

* "Shoo" and "sock" - There's no direct homophone here, but "shoo" and "sock" sound very similar.

* "Go away" and "sock" - Again, no direct homophone, but they sound similar.

* "Buzz off" and "sock" - The closest homophone here might be "buss off", but that's not a common phrase.

It's a fun word puzzle! Let me know if you have another word in mind for the first part, and I can try to find a homophone!

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