1. Island
   Aisle
2. Isle
   Peninsula

The word "isle" is a noun, which is the name given to tiny islands. This homonym should not be confused with "aisle," which is also a noun, sounds the same but has a different meaning.

1. Aloud
   Allowed
2. A lot
   Allot

The word "aloud" means "out loud" or "loudly" and is used to describe the manner in which something is said. Example: The teacher read the story aloud to the students.

1. Bored
   Borne
2. Born
   Boar

Born refers to birth or the beginning of a process. For example, when a mother has given birth, a baby is born. A born-again Christian is someone who has reaffirmed their loyalty to their faith.

1. Dragged
   Draught
2. Draft
   Drama

"Draft" has various meanings; usually, it is used to refer to the first version of a document that is being composed or a cold gust of wind that is felt suddenly. It can also apply to the process of selecting people for a particular task or the quantity of something.

1. Grizzly
   Grisly
2. Greatly
   Grimy

Grizzly refers to the color "grey" or hair that is grey. It is commonly used to describe the grizzly bear of North America. On the other hand, grisly refers to something that is gruesome and can inspire distaste or fear.

1. Horn
   Hawk
2. Hoard
   Horde

Horde is a noun that describes a large gathering of people and has been used in history to refer to nomads as they travel. Hoard is about the accumulation of goods or valuables that are stored away or hidden.

1. Polar
   Pole
2. Poll
   Poke

Pole is a long thin material often made of wood or metal. It is usually secured in the ground and used as a means of support, e.g. lamps and wires. Poll refers to voting in an election or the process of gathering an opinion on a topic.

1. Site
   Sight
2. Cite
   Sike

Sight refers to the eyes and what can be seen and observed. However, a site often refers to a location, a particular place where something is situated or an abbreviation for the word "website."

1. York
   Yolk
2. Yoke
   Yoni

The yolk is the part of a bird's egg that is yellow and surrounded by the egg white. They are very nutritious for a fetus' development. A yoke is a harness placed over an animal's neck to control its movement.

1. Station wagon
   Stations
2. Stationery
   Stationary

Stationary is an adjective used to describe movement or lack thereof. It's something that is not moving or meant to be in one location. Stationery refers to writing materials such as paper, pens and pencils.

1. Principal
   Principle
2. Princely
   Princess

Principal refers to someone of the highest order or authorization in a particular institution and, in banking, refers to money lent. A principle is about basic beliefs, concepts, ​and values that are highly regarded.

1. Palette
   Palate
2. Palace
   Place

Palette can refer to a thin slab used by painters or the variety of colors they use in their work. Palate is a word that relates to the roof of one's mouth or one's sense of taste and flavor.

1. Poor
   Peer
2. Pour
   Pore

Pour is the act of causing something to flow from a receptacle, such as a container or a vase. Pores are the tiny openings in something, such as those found on the body of an organism.

1. Loose
   Lose
2. Lost
   Losing

Lose refers to the act of no longer having something in one's possession; the inability to find something or retain something that is lost. Loose is an adjective that describes the grip or firmness of something. Loose means "not tight."

1. Storey
   Story
2. Store
   Stork

Story/stories are narratives told that may or not be factual. This means that a story can be a historical event or a fable. Storey refers to the various levels in a building, such as those found in an apartment complex.

1. Forbear
   Forebear
2. Forebode
   Forbid

Forebear is a synonym for an ancestor, which is someone from whom you have descended, who existed hundreds of years ago. Forbear refers to the act of practicing restraint or abstinence from a particular activity or habit.

1. Enveigle
   Envenom
2. Envelop
   Envelope

This verb is used to describe the act of covering or enfolding something completely. Envelope is a flat item of stationery where documents are placed in for one's use.

1. Breech
   Breach
2. Beech
   Birch

Breach may refer a transgression, such as breaking the law of the land or even a split or crack in something, such as a wall or blockade. The breech​ is a part of a gun or someone's derriere.

1. Accept
   Exempt
2. Except
   Expect

To accept something is to agree to receive something or to be in favor of a particular idea or concept. Except means to exempt or exclude something or someone.

1. Desert
   Dessert
2. Desertion
   Desecrate​

A desert is a barren but expansive area of land which is located within a hot climate. As a verb, desert can also mean to abandon something or someone. Dessert refers to a sweet treat consumed after meals.

1. Pedestal
   Pedigree
2. Peddle
   Pedal

A lever found in vehicles such as automobiles and bicycles, that is operated using one's feet. Peddle refers to sales that are made by moving from door to door to capture clients.

1. Draught
   Draw
2. Drawer
   Dreary

Draw has several meanings, such as to create a picture using pencils and other stationery or to select names in a competition in order to choose a winner. A drawer is a compartment used to store materials.

1. Proscribe
   Prescribe
2. Preside
   President

To prescribe is to advise or recommend something, such as for the betterment of a person or a situation. Proscribe is to prohibit or condemn something.

1. Skeptic
   Sketchy
2. Ascetic
   Septic

Septic is often used to describe a body part that is badly infected with bacteria or disease. A skeptic is someone who is always wary of opinions and ideas and still questions their merit.

1. Due
   Dew
2. Duel
   Dual

A duel is an arranged battle between two people to settle a dispute regarding their honor. Dual refers to things that are made up of two parts or components or uses, e.g. dual citizenship.

1. Bartered
   Batted
2. Baited
   Bated

Baited is the past tense of bait and has two meanings. It may refer to food used to entice an animal so that it may be caught or the act of teasing and taunting someone. Bated refers to experiencing suspense or uncertainty while awaiting an outcome.

1. Exorable
   Exordia
2. Exercise
   Exorcise

Exercise is a physical activity that is done either to improve one's health or physique. Exorcise is the act of expelling an evil spirit from one's body.

1. Advice
   Advise
2. Adverse
   Advect

The noun advice means to give your opinion or recommend something that someone should do. Advise is a verb which is used formally when providing a view or advocating a specific action.

1. Cord
   Chord
2. Core
   Choir

A cord is a long string used to provide support to something or to fasten and attach materials. Chords are formed when two or more notes are sung together.

1. Bazaar
   Bizarre
2. Bizone
   Bazooka

A bazaar is a marketplace, usually in the middle east, that sells various goods. Bizarre refers to peculiar or strange events that may inspire awe or interest.

1. Siri
   Surreal
2. Cereal
   Serial

Cereal is food served for breakfast, that is usually made of grains and flavored for taste. Serial refers to an act that occurs within a series or sequence, e.g., serial killings.

1. Defunct
   Differ
2. Diffuse
   Defuse

Diffuse means to disseminate or scatter something in a particular area. Defuse means to pacify a situation as a way of reducing tension and stress or to avert a crisis.

1. Altos
   Altho
2. Alter
   Altar

An altar is a table in a religious institution that is used for practices and rituals. To alter means to make changes to something that can affect its functionality or the outcome of a situation.

1. Currant
   Current
2. Curricle
   Currach

Currant is a fruit that is made from a type of grape and then processed and served as dried fruit. Current can refer to events taking place at the moment or in modern times. It can also apply to either the flow of electricity or a body of water.

1. Canzone
   Canvass
2. Canvas
   Canso

Canvas is a type of durable cloth used in painting or to make items such as tents. Canvass means to deliberate over something carefully or to campaign to win someone's favor, such as in a political campaign.