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They Sound The Same (Homophones)

quizbuff | 22:00 Fri 10th Apr 2015 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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a colour, a shock.

any help appreciated.

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blue/ blow??

Sam1960

white / fright

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Ore - Awe ? ? ?

white/fright

Or and awe sound good.

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thanks folks

Prudie

surely homophones sound exactly the same not just rhyme like great and grate

White and fright are not homophones, merely rhymes. A homophone must sound exactly the same.

fiction-factory

Yes, I think it's OR ( rather than ORE) that goes with AWE

Prudie

Can't think of anything better although OR is a bit iffy, it's a french word and one wouldn't normally describe anything being the colour or

fiction-factory

Or is a gold colour I think, prudie.

Or is golden in heraldry.

Prudie

Well yes it's french for gold but you wouldn't say he's wearing an or tie :-)

By the same token you would not say he's wearing an argent, sable, vert tie but they are the heradlic erms for silver, black and green.

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