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Homonyms Quiz #7

Can you guess each homonym based on two different definitions?
Homonyms are words that have the same spelling and pronunciation, but different meanings.
Includes both true and polysemous homonyms
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Meaning #1
Meaning #2
Answer
Baby bird's noise
To look furtively
Peep
Wooden shoe
To block or congest
Clog
To make a
spastic movement
Inconsiderate person
Jerk
Finger or toe
Numeral
Digit
Large amount of money
Good luck
Fortune
Mathematical operation
Group of about
10,000 troops
Division
Part of a tree
Dog's noise
Bark
Severe; grim
The rear of a boat
Stern
To extinguish a candle
Finely-ground tobacco
Snuff
State of inactivity
Remainder
Rest
Meaning #1
Meaning #2
Answer
British sport
Type of insect
Cricket
To slap
Slang for heroin
Smack
Gulf
A reddish-brown
color in horses
Bay
Ghost
Liquor
Spirit
Group of ships
Swift
Fleet
Periodical
Place for storing
ammunition
Magazine
Set of stairs
Air journey
Flight
To trim a bush
Dried plum
Prune
Hasty
Skin irritation
Rash
To polish
Very muscular
Buff
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33 Comments
tschutzer
+2
Level 92
Oct 21, 2014
For the good luck and large amount of money clue, windfall can work as well.
roncon82
+2
Level 56
Nov 5, 2014
I tried windfall too.
nycbarb
+1
Level 43
Nov 29, 2014
Me too.......
kiwiquizzer
+1
Level 68
Jul 11, 2017
Same.
Quizmaster
+9
Level ∞
May 6, 2021
Seven years later... Windfall will work now.
ander217
+13
Level 75
Nov 29, 2014
I was trying for the longest time to figure out what other words could be used for a baby bird's nose, - beak, bill, etc. Finally I reread the clue and figured out it said noise, not nose. Face smack.
bluesdjben
+1
Level 74
Nov 29, 2014
I did the same thing.
BlackLab
+2
Level 66
May 14, 2015
Ditto
AchillesFirstStand
+1
Level 79
Jul 10, 2017
Same here.
mikeb
+2
Level 65
Jul 10, 2017
I did this on the dog clue and thought that "elephant"would have been a more accurate clue for "trunk"!
Sifhraven
+1
Level 73
Jul 31, 2019
why more accurate?
nycbarb
+6
Level 43
Nov 29, 2014
Got 19/20. Guess it's good that I didn't know "slang for heroin".......
tommo1d
+1
Level 54
Apr 12, 2017
same
H3mm0
+3
Level 35
Jun 18, 2019
It means you've missed out on a fantastic movie! When you get the chance check out Trainspotting (1996).
kalbahamut
+4
Level 81
Nov 29, 2014
Fortune could be bad luck as well as good. A better clue would just be "luck." Even though fortunate means to have good luck not bad luck, but so does lucky.
Roger77024
+1
Level 57
Nov 29, 2014
Ah, my innocence - 18/20, missing liquor & heroin!
starfast
+1
Level 58
Nov 30, 2014
I tried chestnut for the bay clue. Bay horses can be a reddish brown, but not all the time. They also have black manes, tails, lower legs, and ear tips.
imalittledespot
+1
Level 68
Jul 10, 2017
Yes. As the former owner of a beautiful bay horse, I never would have thought that "bay" was the answer to that question since bays also have black manes, tails and socks.
redsplat
+1
Level 73
Jan 18, 2016
Great quiz, thanks
beccimoo
+5
Level 56
Apr 18, 2016
Since when is cricket 'a British sport', implying that only Brits play it? Just because Americans don't play it, please don't forget that many countries across the world love cricket.
roleybob
+7
Level 74
Jan 25, 2017
I expect you would agree that basketball is an American sport even though other countries play it?
ChipOtley
+2
Level 73
Jul 11, 2017
'Cos it was invented in Britain ... or Belgium, perhaps
Dimby
+4
Level 79
Oct 5, 2021
It was first played in England, which I do believe is, in fact, British.
InterAlia
+2
Level 78
Feb 4, 2024
It may have escaped your notice, but the other places where cricket is most popular in the world are generally former British colonies of a certain era. It's not a coincidence.
Baltimorean
+2
Level 66
Jul 10, 2017
I was going to complain that the two uses of magazine were not really homonyms, because one ("periodical") was derived from the other ("storehouse"). But then I reread your comments under the title and learned a new word; "polysemous." Something to teach my parrot.
ChipOtley
+2
Level 73
Jul 11, 2017
Never heard of a chick going "peep" ... but is that where "not hearing a peep" comes from?
undeadwarrior
+2
Level 65
Oct 5, 2021
Change good luck to just luck and your clue will make more sense.
Hampus
+2
Level 56
Oct 7, 2021
REST, OF COURSE..!
hennessybp
+5
Level 52
Apr 28, 2022
Ghost + Liquor = Booze ..anyone else?
SMFlex
+1
Level 54
Feb 4, 2024
That’s what I tried first
skiesboy
+1
Level 66
Feb 4, 2024
I'm embarrassed how many I didn't get because I misread the clue (dog's nose for example).
lajavanaise
+1
Level 57
Feb 5, 2024
These are not homophones, but rather words that have double meanings. A homophone consists of two words that sound the same, but have different spellings.

That said, a fun quiz.

GeoSquix
+4
Level 32
May 13, 2024
It says homonym
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