This document lists numerous homophones, or words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. It provides examples of common homophone pairs such as air/heir, aisle/isle, bore/boar/or, eye/I, bare/bear, be/bee, brake/break, buy/by/bye, cell/sell, cent/scent, cereal/serial, coarse/course/or, dear/deer, die/dye, fair/fare, fir/fur, flour/flower, for/four, hair/hare, heel/heal, hear/here, him/hymn, hole/whole, hour/our, in/inn,

1. Homophones
MULTIPLE MEANING WORDS

2. air
heir

3. aisle
isle

4. bore
or
boar

5. eye
I

6. bare
bear

7. be
bee

8. brake
break

9. buy
by
bye

10. cell
sell

11. cent
scent

12. cereal
serial

13. coarse
course
or

14. dear
deer

15. die
or
dye

16. fair
fare

17. fir
fur

18. flour
flower

19. for
four

20. hair
hare

21. heel
heal

22. hear
here

23. him
hymn

24. hole
whole

25. hour
our

26. in
inn

27. knight
night

28. knot
not

29. know
no

30. made
maid

31. mail
male

32. meet
meat

33. oar
or

34. one
won

35. pair
pear

36. peace
piece

37. plain
plane

38. poor
pour

39. pray
prey

40. principal
principle

41. real
reel

42. right
write

43. root
route

44. sail
sale

45. sea
see

46. sight
site

47. sew
so

48. shore
sure

49. some
sum

50. son
sun

51. stair
stare

52. heard
herd

53. steal
steel

54. suite
sweet

55. tail
tale

56. toe
tow

57. waist
waste

58. wait
weight

59. way
weigh

60. weak
week

61. wear
where
Where’s Waldo?

62. Their
 That is their dog.
They’re
They are nice.
There
 Are you going there?

63. To
 I am going to
the store.
Too
I ate too
many jelly
beans.
Two
 The number