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What in the world is a homophone?

Leslie Presson

2005

My deer is a dear

Mary Elizabeth Salzmann

2002

What's a frank frank?

Giulio Maestro

1984

See the yak yak

Charles Ghigna • Father Goose

2000

Who's whose?

Philip Gooden

2004

A concise dictionary of confusables

B. A. Phythian

1989

Homographs; bow and bow and other words that look the same but sound as different as sow and sow

Joan Hanson

1972

Homophones and homographs

James B. Hobbs

1999

Does a Sea Cow Say Moo?

Terry Webb Harshman

2008

Dear Deer

Gene Barretta

2007

The encyclopedia of homonyms, "sound-alikes"

Dora Newhouse

1976

Funny you should ask

Marvin Terban

1992

100 words almost everyone confuses & misuses

American Heritage Publishing Company

2004

A scale full of fish and other turnabouts

Naomi Bossom

1979

The dictionary of British and American homophones

Stephen N. Williams

1987

A Little Pigeon Toad

Fred Gwynne

1988

The ear is human

James Jackson Kilpatrick

1985

Zoola Palooza

Gene Barretta

2011

A palm in my palm

Kelly Doudna

2002

A dictionary of American homophones and homographs

Harold C. Whitford

1966

Which witch?

Julian Franklyn

1966

The dove dove

Marvin Terban

1988

Mcgraw-Hill Dictionary of Misspelled and Easily Confused Words

David Downing

2006

100 Words Almost Everyone Confuses and Misuses

Editors of The American Heritage Dictionaries

2016

Dictionary of Confusable Words

Adrian Room

2000

The King Who Rained (Stories to Go!)

Fred Gwynne

2006

Canadian A to Z of grammar, spelling, & punctuation

Katherine Barber

2006

Eight ate

Marvin Terban

1982

Scholastic dictionary of synonyms, antonyms, homonyms

Scholastic Book Services

2001

Word traps

Jordan L. Linfield

1993

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