Friday, August 31, 2018

Looks Can Fool You, 45


het·ero·nym

Noun: one of two or more homographs [words that are spelled the same]
that differ in pronunciation and meaning
(such as a bass voice and bass, a fish)
First Known Use: circa 1889

45: polish/Polish

The man was Polish (so he said).
He loved his books (he read and read).
He loved great movies (streamed a bunch).
He loved his meals (but, mostly, lunch).

He loved to polish (silverware).
He loved to bake (with weekly care).
He loved his son (he loved his wife).
He loved it all (a special life).

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