AaptPrep English Homonyms

Homon
yms Meaning and Example
Address (n.) The particulars of the place where someone lives or an organization is situated.
Example: “Please send your application to this address.”
Address (v.) To speak to or communicate with someone.
Example: “She will address the crowd at noon.”
Band (n.) A group of musicians who play music together.
Example: “The band is playing at the concert tonight.”
Band (n.) A ring or loop that holds things together.
Example: “He used a rubber band to keep the pencils together.”
Bat (n.) A piece of equipment used in cricket and baseball to hit the ball.
Example: “He swung the bat and hit a home run.”
Bat (n.) A ying mammal that is active at night.
Example: “A bat ew out of the cave at dusk.”
Match (n.) A contest or game to determine a winner.
Example: “The soccer match ended in a draw.”
Match (n.) A short

rough stick coated with a combustible substance that ignites when struck against a
surface.
Example: “She lit the candle with a match.”
Mean (v.) To intend to convey or refer to a particular thing.
Example: “What do you mean when you say ‘home’?”
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Mean (adj.) Unkind or spiteful.
Example: “That was a mean thing to say to someone.”
Right (adj.) Correct or true.
Example: “You got the answer right.”
Right (n.) A moral or legal entitlement.
Example: “Everyone has the right to freedom of speech.”
Ring (n.) A small circular band, typically of precious metal, worn on a nger as an ornament or a
symbol.
Example: “She showed off her engagement ring.”
Ring (v.) To make a resonant sound or series of sounds.
Example: “The church bells ring every hour.”
Rock (n.) A solid mineral material forming part of the surface of the earth and other similar
planets.
Example: “The geologist studied the rock sample.”
Rock (v.) To move gently to and fro or from side to side.
Example: “She rocked the baby to sleep.”
Rose (n.) A ower with a sweet scent and thorny stem, often associated with love and romance.
Example: “He gave her a dozen red roses on Valentine’s Day.”
Rose (v.) Past tense of ‘rise,’ meaning to move from a lower position to a higher one.
Example: “She rose from her chair to greet the guests.”
Spring (n.) The season after winter and before summer, when vegetation begins to appear.
Example: “The owers bloom in spring.”

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Spring (v.) To move or jump suddenly or rapidly upward or forward.
Example: “The cat sprang onto the windowsill.”
Stalk (n.) The main stem of a plant.
Example: “The stalk of the plant was strong and tall.”
Stalk (v.) To follow

obsessive or or observe someone persistently, especially in secret and in a way that is
threatening.
Example: “He was arrested for stalking his ex-girlfriend.”
Well (n.) A deep hole or shaft sunk into the earth to obtain water, oil, gas, or brine.
Example: “The villagers rely on the well for clean drinking water.”
Well (adv.) In good health; in a satisfactory or good manner.
Example: “She performed well on the exam.”
Clip (n.) A device typically used for holding objects together.
Example: “Please attach your documents with a paper clip.“
Clip (v.) To cut or trim with scissors or shears.
Example: “She clipped the coupon from the newspaper.”
Date (n.) The day of the month or year as speci ed by a number.
Example: “Please save the date for our wedding: June 24th.”
Date (n.) A social or romantic appointment or engagement.
Example: “They went on a date to the movies.”
Drop (n.) A small amount of liquid, drawn into a roughly spherical mass by surface tension.
Example: “A drop of water fell from the faucet.”

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Drop (v.) To let fall or to be fallen.
Example: “He dropped the glass, and it shattered on the oor.”
Fly (v.) To move through the air using wings.
Example: “Birds can y high in the sky.”
Fly (n.) A small winged insect.
Example: “A y kept buzzing around the room.”
Letter (n.) A written, typed, or printed communication, sent in an envelope by post or messenger.
Example: “She received a letter from her friend abroad.”
Letter (n.) A character

alphabetic representing one or more of the sounds used in speech; any of the
characters.
Example: “The letter ‘B’ is the second in the alphabet.”
Palm (n.) The inner surface of the hand between the wrist and ngers.
Example: “She held the coin in the palm of her hand.”
Palm (n.) A type of tree with a straight trunk and large leaves at the top.
Example: “Palm trees swayed in the tropical breeze.”
Park (n.) A large public green area in a town, used for recreation.
Example: “We had a picnic in the park.”
Park (v.) To position a vehicle in a location for a period of time.
Example: “She parked the car in the designated spot.”
Point (n.) A particular spot, place, or position in an area or on a map.
Example: “The treasure is marked at this point on the map.”

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Point (v.) To direct someone’s attention toward something by extending one’s nger or an object.
Example: “He pointed to the sign that read ‘No Entry’.”
Ruler (n.) A person exercising government or dominion.
Example: “The ruler of the land decreed a new law.”
Ruler (n.) An instrument used to measure distances or to draw straight lines.
Example: “She used a ruler to draw the lines on her diagram.”
Saw (v.) Past tense of ‘see.’
Example: “He saw a deer while hiking in the woods.”
Saw (n.) A tool with a toothed blade used for cutting hard materials like wood or metal. E
xample: “She cut the board with a hand saw.”
Scale (n.) A device used for weighing.
Example: “Please step on the scale to check your weight.”
Scale (n.) A series of musical notes ordered by frequency or pitch.
Example: “He practiced his scales on the piano.”
Ship (n.) A large vessel that carries people or goods by sea.
Example: “The cargo ship delivered goods across the ocean.”
Ship (v.) To transport goods or people by sea or other means.
Example: “The company will ship your order within 24 hours.”
Sink (n.) A basin hands,

for washing xed to dishes,
a wall oretc.oor and having a drainpipe and usually a water supply, used
Example: “He washed the dishes in the kitchen sink.“

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Sink (v.) To go down below the surface of water or another liquid.
Example: “The ship struck an iceberg and began to sink.”
Tie (n.) A piece of string, cord, or the like used for fastening or securing something.
Example: “He wore a silk tie to the interview.”
Tie (v.) To fasten or secure with a cord or string.
Example: “She tied the package with a ribbon.”
Trip (n.) A journey or excursion, especially for pleasure.
Example: “They went on a trip to the mountains.”
Trip (v.) To stumble or fall, usually by catching one’s foot on something.
Example: “He tripped over the rug and fell.”
Wave (n.) A long body of water curling into an arched form and breaking on the shore.
Example: “The surfer rode a large wave to the beach.”
Wave (v.) To move one’s hand to and fro in greeting or as a signal.
Example: “She waved goodbye as the train departed.”
Cool (adj.) Of or at a fairly low temperature.
Example: “The cool breeze was refreshing on the hot day.”
Cool (v.) To become less hot.
Example: “We let the cake cool for an hour before eating it.”
Duck (n.) A waterbird with a broad blunt bill, short legs, webbed feet, and a waddling gait.
Example: “We saw ducks swimming in the pond.”

Duck (v.) To lower the head or body quickly to avoid a blow or so as not to be seen.
Example: “She had to duck to enter the low doorway.”
Fall (n.) The season after summer and before winter, also known as autumn.
Example: “The leaves change color in the fall.”
Fall (v.) To move downward, typically rapidly and freely without control, from a higher to a lower
level.
Example: “He slipped on the ice and fell.”
File (n.)easy
for A folder or box for holding loose papers that are typically arranged in a particular order
reference.
Example: “She kept all her receipts in a le for tax purposes.”
File (v.) To smooth, reduce, or remove with a le.
Example: “The metal edges were led down to prevent injury.”
Foot (n.) The lower extremity of the leg below the ankle, on which a person stands or walks.
Example: “He broke his foot playing soccer.”
Foot (n.) A unit of linear measure equal to 12 inches (30.48 cm).
Example: “The ladder is 10 feet long.”
Left (adj.)
when On, toward,or
the person orthing
relating to thenorth.
is facing side of a human body or of a thing that is to the west
Example: “Her left hand has a scar.”
Left (v.) Past tense and past participle of leave.
Example: “He left the keys on the table.”
Nail (n.)
or toAserve
small as
metal spike with a broadened at head, driven into wood to join things together
a hook.
Example: “He hammered the nail into the wall to hang the picture.”

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Nail (n.) The
and otherhorny covering on the upper surface of the tip of the ngers and toes in humans
primates.
Example: “She painted her nails a bright red color.”
Watch (n.) A small timepiece worn typically on a strap on one’s wrist.
Example: “She checked her watch to see if she was late.”
Watch (v.) To look at or observe attentively, typically over a period of time.
Example: “Watch the baby while I step out for a moment.”
Can (n.) A cylindrical metal container.
Example: “She opened a can of soup for dinner.”
Can (v.) To be able to.
Example: “I can swim across the lake.”
Fort (n) A forti ed building or military stronghold.
Example: “The soldiers retreated to the safety of the fort.”
Fought (v) Past tense of ght; to have taken part in a physical struggle or battle.
Example: “They fought bravely in the battle.”
Foul (adj) Offensive to the senses, especially through having a disgusting smell or taste
or being dirty.
Example: “The foul odor from the garbage was overwhelming.”

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Fowl (n) Birds, such as chickens or ducks, raised for their meat or eggs.
Example: “The farm had several types of fowl roaming the elds.”
Groan (v) To make a deep inarticulate sound in response to pain or despair.
Example: “The patients would often groan in discomfort.”
Grown (adj) Having fully developed; adult.
Example: “The grown trees provided ample shade in the park.”
Holy (adj) Dedicated or consecrated to God or a religious purpose; sacred.
Example: “The holy site attracts thousands of pilgrims each year.”
Wholly (adv) Entirely; fully.
Example: “She was wholly committed to the project.”
Hour (n) A period of time equal to a twenty-fourth part of a day and night and divided into
60 minutes.
Example: “The meeting lasted an hour.”
Our (pron.) Belonging to or associated with the speaker and one or more other people.
Example: “Our team won the championship.”
I (pron.) Used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself.
Example: “I am planning to go to the store.”

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Eye (n) The organ of sight in humans and animals.
Example: “Her eye color is a very deep blue.”
Know (v) To be aware of through observation, inquiry, or information.
Example: “I know the answer to the question.”
No (adv.) Used to give a negative response or reply.
Example: “I asked if he was home, but the answer was no.“
Links (n) A golf course, especially one located on coastal sand dunes.
Example: “He spent the day playing golf at the links.”
Lynx (n) A wild cat with yellowish-brown fur, a short tail, and tufts of black hair on the tips
of its ears.
Example: “The lynx is known for its keen sight.”
Mail (n) Letters and packages conveyed by the postal system.
Example: “She checked her mailbox for the mail.”
Male (adj.) Of or denoting the sex that produces small, typically motile gametes,
especially spermatozoa, with which a female may be fertilized.
Example: “The male birds display bright feathers to attract females.”

Meet (v) To come into the presence or company of someone by chance or arrangement.
Example: “I will meet you at the coffee shop at noon.”
Meat (n) The esh of an animal, typically a mammal or bird, as food.
Example: “The butcher offered several cuts of meat.”
Peace (n) Freedom from disturbance; tranquility.
Example: “The treaty brought peace to the region.”
Piece (n) A portion of an object or of material, produced by cutting, tearing, or breaking the
whole.
Example: “She ate a piece of cake.”
Right (adj.) Morally good, justi ed, or acceptable.
Example: “You have the right to remain silent.”
Write (v) To mark (letters, words, or other symbols) on a surface, typically paper, with a
pen, pencil, or similar implement.
Example: “Please write your name at the top of the paper.”
Scene (n) The place where an incident in real life or ction occurs or occurred.
Example: “The police cordoned off the crime scene.”

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Seen (v) Past participle of see; to have perceived with the eyes.
Example: “I have seen that movie three times.”
Than (conj.) Used to introduce the second element in a comparison.
Example: “She is taller than her brother.”
Then (adv.) At that time; at the time in question.
Example: “He was then the youngest member of the team.”
(adv.) After that; next; afterward.
Example: “We had tea, and then we sat in the garden for a while.”
Weak (adj.) Lacking the power to perform physically demanding tasks; lacking physical
strength and energy.
Example: “After the illness, she felt very weak.”
Week (n) A period of seven days.
Example: “We’re going on vacation for a week in July.”

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Homon

yms Meaning and Example

Example: “Please send your application to this address.”

Address (v.) To speak to or communicate with someone.

Example: “She will address the crowd at noon.”

Band (n.) A group of musicians who play music together.

Example: “The band is playing at the concert tonight.”

Band (n.) A ring or loop that holds things together.

Example: “He used a rubber band to keep the pencils together.”

Example: “He swung the bat and hit a home run.”

Bat (n.) A ying mammal that is active at night.

Example: “A bat ew out of the cave at dusk.”

Match (n.) A contest or game to determine a winner.

Example: “The soccer match ended in a draw.”

Match (n.) A short

Example: “She lit the candle with a match.”

Mean (v.) To intend to convey or refer to a particular thing.

Example: “What do you mean when you say ‘home’?”

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Example: “That was a mean thing to say to someone.”

Right (adj.) Correct or true.

Example: “You got the answer right.”

Right (n.) A moral or legal entitlement.

Example: “Everyone has the right to freedom of speech.”

Example: “She showed off her engagement ring.”

Ring (v.) To make a resonant sound or series of sounds.

Example: “The church bells ring every hour.”

Example: “The geologist studied the rock sample.”

Rock (v.) To move gently to and fro or from side to side.

Example: “She rocked the baby to sleep.”

Example: “He gave her a dozen red roses on Valentine’s Day.”

Example: “She rose from her chair to greet the guests.”

Example: “The owers bloom in spring.”

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Example: “The cat sprang onto the windowsill.”

Stalk (n.) The main stem of a plant.

Example: “The stalk of the plant was strong and tall.”

Stalk (v.) To follow

Example: “He was arrested for stalking his ex-girlfriend.”

Well (adv.) In good health; in a satisfactory or good manner.

Example: “She performed well on the exam.”

Clip (n.) A device typically used for holding objects together.

Example: “Please attach your documents with a paper clip.“

Clip (v.) To cut or trim with scissors or shears.

Example: “She clipped the coupon from the newspaper.”

Date (n.) The day of the month or year as speci ed by a number.

Date (n.) A social or romantic appointment or engagement.

Example: “They went on a date to the movies.”

Example: “A drop of water fell from the faucet.”

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Example: “He dropped the glass, and it shattered on the oor.”

Fly (v.) To move through the air using wings.

Example: “Birds can y high in the sky.”

Fly (n.) A small winged insect.

Example: “A y kept buzzing around the room.”

Example: “She received a letter from her friend abroad.”

Letter (n.) A character

Example: “The letter ‘B’ is the second in the alphabet.”

Example: “She held the coin in the palm of her hand.”

Example: “Palm trees swayed in the tropical breeze.”

Example: “We had a picnic in the park.”

Park (v.) To position a vehicle in a location for a period of time.

Example: “She parked the car in the designated spot.”

Point (n.) A particular spot, place, or position in an area or on a map.