gamine, gammon

Gamine or gamine means

Gammon or gammon means


Now that you know that, you can say --

Note -- "gamin" means

assemble, ensemble

Assemble or assemble means

Ensemble or ensemble means

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hide, hied

Hide or hide means

Hied or hied ( rhymes with hide ) means

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Note-- "hid"

wrath, rath

Wrath or wrath means

Rath or rath ( also spelled rathe ) means

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caisson, case on

Caisson or caisson ( one word ) means

Case on or case on ( two words ) means

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hymnal, hymeneal

Hymnal or hymnal means

Hymeneal or hymeneal means

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ducks, dux

Ducks or ducks means

Ducks may also

Dux or dux ( rhymes with dux ) mean

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picket, pick it

Picket or picket ( one word ) means

Picket also means

Pick it or pick it ( two words ) means

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indistinct, in distinct

Indistinct or indistinct ( one word ) means

In distinct or in distinct ( two words ) means

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wizard, vizard

Wizard or wizard means

Vizard or vizard means

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heron, her on

Heron or heron ( one word ) means

Her on or her on ( two words ) means

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caraway, car away

Caraway or carawy ( one word ) means

Car away or car away ( two words ) means

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coffer, cougher

Coffer or coffer means

Cougher or cougher ( rhymes with coffer ) means

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barry, barye

Barry or barry means

Barye or barye means

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waterfall, water fall

Waterfall or waterfall ( one word ) means

Water fall or water fall ( two words ) means

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wipe out, wipeout

Wipe out or wipe out ( two words ) means

Wipeout or wipeout ( one word ) means

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kickback, kick back

Kickback or kickback ( one word ) means

Kick back or kick back ( two words ) means

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checkout, check out

Checkout or checkout ( one word ) means

Check out or check out ( two words ) means

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deify, day if I

Deify or deify ( one word ) means

Day if I or day if I ( three words, rhymes with deify ) means

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Note --"defy" means

fallout, fall out

Fallout or fallout ( one word ) means

Fall out or fall out ( two words ) means

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linear, line are

Linear or linear ( one word ) means

Line are or line are ( two words ) means

Now that you know this, you can say  --


Note--"liner" means

sapphire, samphire

Sapphire or sapphire means

Samphire or samphire means

Now that you know that, you can say--

lentil, lintel

Lentil or lentil means

Lintel or lintel means

Now that you know that, you can say --