text: PEOPLE THAT GAVE ME A THUMBS DOWN, YOU ARE JUST PISSED OFF THAT YOU DIDN'T THINK OF COPYING A LIST FROM WIKIPEDIA! MY ANSWER CLEARLY HAS THE MOST HOMONYMS THAN ANYONE ELSES.\n\naccept: tolerate\nexcept: everything but \nadd: put together with\nad: short for "advertisement" \nallowed: permitted\naloud: audibly \nallot: to distribute, allocate\na lot (sometimes "alot"): much; many (a lot of) \nallusion: indirect reference\nelusion: evasion\nelution: separation by washing\nillusion: a distortion of sensory perception \nbare: as a verb, to expose, to remove cover; as a noun, naked, exposed; very little (bare necessities)\nbear: as a noun, a large mammal (e.g. American Black Bear); as a verb, to carry something ("to bear arms"), to endure ("I can't bear it"), or to give birth to (bear fruit) \nboy: a male adolescent or child; an exclamation "oh boy"\nbuoy: (noun) a floating marker in the sea; (verb, often "buoy up") to keep afloat, to sustain or encourage (the soldiers were buoyed up by letters from home) (pronounced boy in the UK, but in the US is either homophonous with "boy" or pronounced with two syllables to rhyme with "chewy")\nbhoy: a house servant for families in India (borrowed from the English word "boy") \nbow: (rhymes with 'cow'): The front section of a ship or boat; a gesture made by bending forward at the waist\nbough: (rhymes with 'cow') A tree branch, especially a large or main branch.\nbow: (rhymes with 'go'): A weapon made of a curved stick whose ends are connected by a string, used for shooting arrows; a type of knot with two loops \nbridal: pertaining to a bride (bridal gown, bridal suite)\nbridle: (noun) part of a horse's tack around its neck and head; (verb) to appear offended or proud \ncapital: punishable by death (capital crime); upper-case letter; the principal town or city (Paris is the capital of France); wealth, money (capital gains tax), as an exclamation: "excellent"\nCapitol: the home of the Congress of the United States and some other legislatures \ncarry: to move while supporting\nCarrie: a woman's name, pet form of Caroline, French feminine form of Carolus, Charles, from the Germanic name Karl, which was derived from a Germanic word which meant "man". Also, name of first published Stephen King novel.\nKerry: a surname, from the name of the Irish county County Kerry, which means "Ciar's people" in Irish. \ncaught: past tense of "catch"\ncot: a small, collapsible bed. Predominantly in North America, see cot-caught merger. \nchord: group of musical notes; anything that can be "struck" (It struck a sensitive chord)\ncord: rope; long electrical line; vertebral column\ncored: having the inside cut out, like an apple\ncawed: past tense of "to caw" - to make a raucous noise \nchoux (pronounced as shoe): plural of chou, as used in choux pastry\nshoe: footwear\nshoo: exclamation used for scaring things away \ncontent: noun. something contained in a package\ncontent: noun. or adj. satisfied, happy \ncompliment: a praising or flattering remark given to someone; to give such a remark\ncomplement: something that completes something else; to complete (something) \ncue: a rod or stick used to play the game billiards or pool\nqueue: a line of people waiting \ndescent: a downwards path\ndissent: disagreement \ndiscreet: means tactful or diplomatic\ndiscrete: means separate or distinct \ndo: conduct or carry out something\ndo (to rhyme with doe) / doh: the first note of the solfege scale\ndoe: a female deer; also female of various other species (by extension)\nd'oh!: an annoyed grunt\ndough: a moistened mass of flour used to make bread; slang term for money \ndyeing: artificially coloring\ndying: passing away \neffect: ramification: cause and effect; sound effect (as a noun); bring about (effect change) (as a verb)\naffec