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The Romance of Words (4th ed.)

The Romance of Words (4th ed.)

Author: Ernest Weekley Genre: Literature
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The Romance of Words (4th ed.)

Chapter 11 HOMONYMS

Word Count: 3863    |    Released on: 01/12/2017

pelling but differing in meaning and origin. The New English Dictionary recognises provisionally nine separate nouns

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1 Chapter 1 OUR VOCABULARY2 Chapter 2 WANDERINGS OF WORDS3 Chapter 3 WORDS OF POPULAR MANUFACTURE4 Chapter 4 WORDS AND PLACES5 Chapter 5 PHONETIC ACCIDENTS6 Chapter 6 WORDS AND MEANINGS7 Chapter 7 SEMANTICS8 Chapter 8 METAPHOR9 Chapter 9 FOLK-ETYMOLOGY10 Chapter 10 DOUBLETS11 Chapter 11 HOMONYMS12 Chapter 12 FAMILY NAMES13 Chapter 13 ETYMOLOGICAL FACT AND FICTION