barrette, barret

Barrette or barrette means

Barret or barret means

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Note -- "burette" means

taken, take in

Taken or taken  means

Take in or take in means

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Note--"takin" means
Not to be confused with "takin'"

takeover, take over

Takeover or takeover ( one word ) means

Take over or take over ( two words ) means

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be loved, beloved

Be loved or be loved ( two words ) means
"If you need, to be loved, here I am..."

Beloved or beloved ( one word ) means
"And this is my beloved..."

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squash, quash

Squash or squash means

Squash also means

Quash or quash means

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stakeout, stake out

Stakeout or stakeout ( one word ) means

Stake out or stake out ( two words ) means

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Note--"steak out"

executor, executioner

Executor or executor means

Executioner or executioner means

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