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Homographs:
Simply put, homophones are two words that are spelt
differently but are pronounced exactly the same. It should
also be noted that they do not
have the same meaning.*
* not included in this list are words which are spelt differently, pronounced
the same and have the same meaning because of the sometime difference in spelling between American and British English i.e. tire/tyre, theater/theatre,
color/colour
Simply put, homophones are
two words that are spelt differently but are pronounced
exactly the same. It should also be noted that they do not
have the same meaning.*
* not included in this list are words which are spelt differently,
pronounced the same and have the same meaning because of the
sometime difference in spelling between American and British English
i.e. tire/tyre, theater/theatre, color/colour
the color code of the following parts
of speech:
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
A homograph, also known as a heteronyms, is a word of
the same written form as another but not necessarily pronounced the same*. The
Homographs in
English Defined
and Explained
Carrala Ficklin McClain
Carrala Ficklin-McClain
Homographs, also known as heteronyms, are words which
are written the same but which are not necessarily
pronounced the same*. The
definition and, at times, the parts of speech are also
different.
* the following words are those homographs which are spelt the same but
pronounced differently
Simply put, homophones are two words that are spelt
differently but are pronounced exactly the same. It should
also be noted that they do not
have the same meaning.*
* not included in this list are words which are spelt differently, pronounced
the same and have the same meaning because of the sometime difference in spelling between American and British English i.e. tire/tyre, theater/theatre,
color/colour
Simply put, homophones are
two words that are spelt differently but are pronounced
exactly the same. It should also be noted that they do not
have the same meaning.*
* not included in this list are words which are spelt differently,
pronounced the same and have the same meaning because of the
sometime difference in spelling between American and British English
i.e. tire/tyre, theater/theatre, color/colour
the color code of the following parts
of speech:
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
A homograph, also known as a heteronyms, is a word of
the same written form as another but not necessarily pronounced the same*. The
the color code of the following parts of speech:
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
the color code of the following parts of speech:
(continued)
preposition
interjection
articles
the color code of the following parts of
speech:
prefix
suffix
contraction
color code of type of word:
informal
slang
inappropriate
pronunciation guide
long a = ã
short a1 = a
short a2 = ä
long e = i or ee
pronunciation guide (continued)
short e = e
long i = aI
short i = I
long o = õ
pronunciation guide
(continued)
short o = o
long oo= oo
short oo= u or U
short u= U or u
pronunciation guide (continued)
long u = oo
short u = u
short o (ow/ou) = aʊ
short o (oi/ oy) = oI
pronunciation guide
(continued)
‘th’ as in ‘this’ = Ɵ
‘th’ as in ‘ to mouth’ = ð
ng = ŋ
the schwa = ə
color-coded homograph (phonetic pronunciation of homograph)
part of speech/ homograph/ phonetic pronunciation/ definition and synonyms
Homographs:
Simply put, homophones are two words that are spelt
differently but are pronounced exactly the same. It should
also be noted that they do not
have the same meaning.*
* not included in this list are words which are spelt differently, pronounced
the same and have the same meaning because of the sometime difference in spelling between American and British English i.e. tire/tyre, theater/theatre,
color/colour
Simply put, homophones are
two words that are spelt differently but are pronounced
exactly the same. It should also be noted that they do not
have the same meaning.*
* not included in this list are words which are spelt differently,
pronounced the same and have the same meaning because of the
sometime difference in spelling between American and British English
i.e. tire/tyre, theater/theatre, color/colour
the color code of the following parts
of speech:
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
A homograph, also known as a heteronyms, is a word of
the same written form as another but not necessarily pronounced the same*. The
Homographs in
English Defined
and Explained
Carrala Ficklin McClain
roman
( rõ män´ / rõ´ mən / rõ´ mən )
noun/ roman/ rõ män´/ type of metrical narrative developed in medieval France/
any romantic novel/ (roman à clef) a novel in which characters and historical events
appear under guise of fiction
roman
( rõ män´ / rõ´ mən / rõ´ mən )
noun/ roman/ rõ´ mən/ inhabitant and citizen of Rome/ dialect of Italian spoken in
Rome
roman
( rõ män´ / rõ´ mən / rõ´ mən )
adjective/ roman/ rõ´ mən/ pertaining to modern and ancient city of Rome/
pertaining to the people, tradition and custom of the persons of Rome/ type of
print/ pertaining to the type of Christian Church (Roman Catholic Church)/ type of
numerals (Roman numerals)
rose
( rõz / rõz / rõz / rõ zã )
verb/ to rose/ rõz/ to make or paint rose colored/ to flush/ to blush/ to become red or
rosy
rose
( rõz / rõz / rõ zã/ rõz)
verb/ to rose/ rõz/ past tense of the verb ‘to rise’/ to get up/ to ascend/ to bolt, jump,
spring or leap up/ to move or lift upward/ to increase/ to widen/ to progress/ to improve/ prosper/ to climb the ladder of success/ to
succeed/ to arrive/ to rebel/ to take up arms/ to originate/ to begin/ to flow from/ to
grow out of/ to emerge/ to appear on the scene/ to show on one’s face/ to return from the dead or from the grave/ to come back/
to reincarnate
rose
( rõz / rõz / rõ zã/ rõz)
noun/ rose/ rõz/ any number of plants of the genus Rosa, prickly-stemmed and pinnate leaved/ perfume made from rose or having the fragrance of roses/ a diamond cut in the form of a rose/ rose color (pinkish or purplish red)/ (under the rose/sub rosa)
secretly, privately, covertly, on the sly or on the Q.T
rose
( rõz / rõz / rõ zã/ rõz)
noun/ rose/ rõ zã/ (usually with an accent ‘rosé’)/ pink colored table wine
rose
( rõz / rõz / rõ zã/ rõz)
adjective/ rose/ rõz/ of the color of rose/ for, containing or growing roses (rose garden)/
scented like a rose
row (rõ / raʊ/ rõ / raʊ)
verb/ to row/ rõ/ to kayak/ to propel a vessel by the leverage of oars/ to convey or
propel/ to canoe/ to use oarsmen for rowing/ to paddle
row (rõ / raʊ/ rõ / raʊ)
verb/ row/ raʊ/ to spar/ to cross sword/ to argue/ to quarrel/ to have or bandy words/
to disagree/ to fall out/ to be at
loggerheads/ to scuffle/ to scrap/ to fight/ to go at it
row (rõ / raʊ/ rõ / raʊ))
noun/ row/ rõ/ queur/ line/ a number of persons or things arranged in a straight
line/ column/ chain/ sequence/ range/ procession
row (rõ / rõ / raʊ/ raʊ)
noun/ row/ raʊ/ a noisy dispute or quarrel/ contention/ disagreement/
wrangle/ scuffle/ altercation/ conflict/ brawl/ skirmish
sake (sãk / sä´ kee )
noun/ sake/ sä´ kee/ a mildly alcoholic Japanese beverage made from fermented
rice
sardine
( sär´ dIn / sär dIn´ )
noun/ sardine/ sär´ dIn/ sard/ type of precious stone brownish-red in color
which is used as jewlery
sardine
( sär´ dIn / sär dIn´ )
noun/ sardine/ sär dIn´/ any small fish of
the herring family/ small fish canned in oil, spices or mustard used as food
segment
( seg´ ment or seg ment´ / seg´ mənt )
verb/ to segment/ seg´ ment or seg ment´/ to divide or separate into smaller parts or
segments/ to split/ to cut in halves/ to sectionalize/ to fragment/ to take or break
apart
segment
( seg´ ment or seg ment´ / seg´ mənt )
noun/ segment/ portion/ section/ parcel/ division/ factor/ part/ department/ branch/
subgroup/ group/ clause/ excerpt/ extract
separate (sep´ ə rãt / sep´ ər it)
verb/ to separate/ sep´ ə rãt/ to uncouple/ to keep, to bring, to force apart/ to divide/
to space/ to remove/ to disconnect/
disentangle/ disengage/ to withdraw/ to become parted from a mass or compound/ to come between/ to estrange/ to break up/ to split/ to divide into parts/ to apportion/
to parcel out/ to abstract/ to pick or take out/ to break down/ to glean/ to cull/ to eliminate/ to weed, cut or throw out/ to
isolate/ to shut or cut off/ to stand apart/
split up/ to fence, wall, seal or cordon off/ to diverge/ branch off or out
separate (sép ə rãt / sép ər it)
adjective/ separate/ sép ər it/ divorced/ not connected or joined/detached/
unattached/ distinct/ unbound/ existing independently/ sole/ different/ unrelated/ alone/ apart/ secluded/ in twos/ halved/
split/ asunder
sewer (soo´ ər / sõ´ ər)
noun/ sewer/ soo´ ər/ an artificial underwater conduit for taking away or
removing waste water and refuse
shower
( shou´ ər / shou´ ər / sho´ ər)
verb/ to shower/ shou´ ər/ to bathe/ to clean/ to wet/ to snow/ to spray/ to deluge/ to
inundate/ to overwhelm/ to indulge/ to sprinkle/ to mist/ to flurry/ to trickle/ to
rain
shower
( shou´ ər / shou´ ər / sho´ ər)
noun/ shower/ shou´ ər/ douse/ bath/ wash/ sprinkler/ party for a forthcoming wedding
or child/ abundance/ flood/ overflow/ surplus/ copiousness/ extravagrance/
opulence/ torrent/ barrage/ bombardment/ profusion/ spray/ downpour/ cloudburst/
drizzling/ flurry/ rainfall/ rainshower/ wet/ sprinkle/ misting
shower
( shou´ ər / shou´ ər / sho´ ər)
noun/ shower/ sho´ ər/ person or thing that shows or exhibits
singer
( sIŋg ər / sIŋg ər)
noun/ singer/ sIŋg ər/ one who sings/ trained vocalist/ professional vocalist
singer
( sIŋg ər / sIŋg ər)
noun/ singer/ sIŋg ər/ a machine, or person, that singes, sorches or burns
skied
( skid / skaId)
verb/ skied/ skaId / past tense of the ‘to sky’/ to raise/ to throw/ to hit into the air/
to hang high above the line of vision
slough
( sluf / sluf / slou / sloo)
verb/ to slough/ to be the slough as in the skin shed by a snake/ to shed skin or other
type of cover/ to get rid of or throw off (normally followed by ‘off’ to slough off/
(cards) to discard a card or cards/ to stop or get rid of a bad habit (normally followed by ‘off’ to slough off)/ to treat as nothing, trivial or something to be taken lightly
(normally followed by ‘over’ to slough over)
slough
( sluf / sluf / slou / sloo)
noun/ slough/ sluf/ the outlayer of a snake that is shed periodically/ cast off layer or
covering/ mass of dead skin which has been separated from the surrounding tissue
slough
( sluf / sluf / slou / sloo)
noun/ slough/ slou/ swamp like region/
place of deep mud or mire/ to feel despondency/ despair, hopelessness or
helpless
sow (sõ / saʊ)
verb/ to sow/ sõ/ to scatter over land for
growth/ to plant/ to disseminate/ to propagate/ to make known/ to ignite/ to touch off/ to provoke/ to provoke/ to stir
the embers/ to foster/ to advance/ to promote
staffs
( staffs or stäfs/ stãvz)
noun/ staffs/ staffs or stäfs/ (plural of the noun of staff)/ personel/ assistants to
middle management and executives/ body of officers whose job is to assist the
commanding officers/ those who have been appointed or employed to help,
support or advise/ hired help/ the help/ crew
staffs
( staffs or stäfs/ stãvz)
noun/ staffs/ stãvz / (plural of the noun staff)/ sticks/ canes/ walking sticks/
crutches/ batons/ wands/ poles on which to hang or display a flag
subject (səb jékt / súb jikt / súb jikt)
verb/ to subject/ səb jekt´/ to subjugate/ to dominate/ to rule/ to place beneath/ to
expose / to put through/ to make
vulnerable/ to conquer/ to bring to one’s knees/ to rule/ to dominate/ to humble/ to
keep down
subject (səb jékt / súb jikt / súb jikt)
noun/ subject/ súb jikt/ topic/ that which
forms a basic matter of thought, discussion, investigation/ subject matter/
that which is represented in a literary composition/ text/ proposition/ theme/
story/ plot/ motif/ motive/ basis/ rationale/ dependent/ retainer/ subordinate/
underling/ case/ guinea pig/ testee/ patient/ citizen/ taxpayer/ national
subject (səb jékt / súb jikt / súb jikt)
adjective/subject/ súb jikt/ ruled/ crush/ subordinate/ dependent/ controlled/
vassal/ powerless/ unable to stand on one’s two feet/ manipulated/ subservient/
naked /vulnerable/ susceptive/ exposed/ conditional/ provisional/ susceptive/ likely
or apt to
subcontract
( sub kən trakt´ / sub´ kon trakt or sub kon´ trakt)
verb/ to subcontract/ sub kən trakt´/ to agree to give services or provide material to
a contractor/ to contract to do part of another’s work
subcontract
( sub kən trakt´ / sub´ kon trakt or sub kon´ trakt)
noun/ subcontract/ sub´ kon trakt or sub kon´ trakt/ a contract in which a
subcontractor agrees to give services or provide material to a contractor/ agreement
to do part of another’s work
sublease
( sub lis´ / sub´ lis)
verb/ to sublease/ sub lis´ / to lease or rent from someone who is already holding a
lease/ to sublet/ to be a renter who grants or gives a lease to property that one’s
already rents/ to be a sublet
sublease
( sub lis´ / sub´ lis)
noun/ sublease/ sub´ lis/ a lease granted by
one who already lease or rents
sublet
( sub let´ / sub´ let)
verb/ to sublet/ sub let´/ to lease or rent from someone who is already holding a lease/ to sublease/ to be a renter who
grants or gives a lease to property that one’s already rents/ to be a sublease
sublimate
( sub´ lə mãt / sub´ lə mãt or sub´ lə mIt / sub´ lə mãt or sub´ lə mIt )
verb/ to sublimate/ sub´ lə mãt/ to convert/
to transmute/ to alter/ to change/ to shift/ to transfer/ to redirect/ to channel/ to make
nobler/ to ennoble/ to lift/ to elevate/ to aggrandize/ to magnify/ to purge/ to clear/
to cleanse/ to clean/ to purify
sublimate
( sub´ lə mãt / sub´ lə mãt or sub´ lə mIt / sub´ lə mãt or sub´ lə mIt )
noun/ sublimate/ sub´ lə mãt or sub´ lə mIt/
crystals or deposit obtain when a substance is sublimated
sublimate
( sub´ lə mãt / sub´ lə mãt or sub´ lə mIt / sub´ lə mãt or sub´ lə mIt )
adjective/ sublimate/ sub´ lə mãt or sub´ lə
mIt/ distilled/ purified/ purged/ sieved/ sifted/ refined/ clarified/ rectified
subordinate
( sə bôr´ dn ãt´ / sə bôr´ dn It / sə bôr´ dn It)
verb/ to subordinate/ sə bôr´ dn ãt´/ to place in a lower order/ to put in an inferior or disadvantageous position/ to subjugate/
to make subservient or dependent
subordinate
( sə bôr´ dn ãt´ / sə bôr´ dn It / sə bôr´ dn It)
noun/ subordinate/ sə bôr´ dn It/ underling/ junior/ subsidiary/ employee/ hired hand/
dependent/ servant/ slave
subordinate
( sə bôr´ dn ãt´ / sə bôr´ dn It / sə bôr´ dn It)
adjective/ subordinate/ sə bôr´ dn It/ junior/ lower/ subject/ inferior/ second or third class/ dependent/ secondary/ auxiliary/
subsidary
supplement
( sup´ lə ment / sup´ lə mənt)
verb/ to supplement/ sup´ lə ment/to
complete/ to complement/ accompany/ to add on/ to increase/ to augment/ to supply
a deficiency/ to fortify/ to subsidize/ to
strengthen/ to make up for/ to bring up to par/ to raise/ to lift/ to upgrade
supplement
( sup´ lə ment / sup´ lə mənt)
noun/ supplement/ sup´ lə mənt/ appendage/
attachment/ addition/ extension/ accessory/ concurrent/ counterpart/ additive/
fortification/ buttress/ prop/ increase/ increment/ augmentation/ appendix/
postscript/ suffix/ subjunction/ end or tail piece/ tag/ correction/ change/
modification/ (newspaper) extra, added or special feature (eg. magazine or comic
section/ funny papers/ advertising supplement/ insert)
supply
( sə paI´/ sə paI´ /sup´ li)
verb/ to supply/ sə paI´/ to provide/ to
furnish/ to accommodate/ to purvey/ provision/ to stock/ to fill or store up/ to
render/ to contribute/ to present/ to yield/ to administer/ to mete, shell, fork, dish or give or dole out/ to make up or compensate for/ to fill the place of/ to fill a vacany or space
supply
( sə paI´/ sə paI´ /sup´ li)
noun/ supply/ sə paI´/stock/ quantity/ reservoir/ stockpile/ inventory/ resources/ nest egg/ abundant/ plenty/ well/ heap/
mass/ stack/ load/ provision/ furnishment/ equipment/ outfitting/
replenishment/ replenishing
supply
( sə paI´/ sə paI´ /sup´ li)
adverb/ supply/ sup´ li/ supplely/ pliant/ flexible/ spring/ limber/ willowy/ double- or loose-limbed/ compliant/ docile/ adjustable/
movable/ resilient/ accepting/ receptive/ amendable/ willing/ well-disposed
surmise
( sər maIz´ / sûr´maIz or sər maIz´ )
verb/ to surmise/ sər maIz´/ to infer/ to imagine/ to conjecture/ to guess/ to
understand/ to deduce/ to deem/ to be of the opinion/ to conclude/ to reckon
surmise
(sər maIz´ / sûr´maIz or sər maIz´ )
noun/ surmise/ sûr´maIz or sər maIz´/ conjecture/ guess/ postulate/ stab/ shot in
the dark/ postulate/ supposition/ inference/ idea/ thought/ matter of conjecture/
assumption/ presumption
survey
( sər vã´ / sûr´ vã or sər vã´ )
verb/ to survey/ sər vã´ / to keep an eye on/ to stake out/ to be watchful/ to overlook/ to
inspect/ to take a view of/ to observe/ to scrutinize/ to examine carefully/ to
appraise/ to take stock of/ to estimate/ to calculate/ to map out/ to map/ to make a
survey of
survey
( sər vã´ / sûr´ vã or sər vã´ )
noun/ to survey/ sûr´ vã or sər vã´ sûr´ vã or sər vã´ / inspection / general study/ the act of surveying the boundaries and/ or area of land/ to examine/ investigation/ inquiry/ going through/ shifting/ audit/
review/ assessment/ once-over
suspect (sə spékt / sús pekt / sús pekt)
verb/ to suspect/ sə spékt/ to believe to be guilty with little or no proof/ to be
skeptical/ distrust/ to harbor suspicious/ to surmise/ to infer/ to conjecture/ to
hazare a guess/ to presume/ to have a clue
suspect (sə spékt / sús pekt / sús pekt)
verb/ to suspect/ sə spékt/ to believe to be guilty with little or no proof/ to be
skeptical/ distrust/ to harbor suspicious/ to surmise/ to infer/ to conjecture/ to
hazare a guess/ to presume/ to have a clue
suspect (sə spékt / sús pekt / sús pekt)
noun/ suspect/ sús pekt/ a person who is suspected or known to have committed an
unlawful act
suspect (sə spékt / sús pekt / sús pekt)
adjective/ suspect/ sús pekt / shady/ suspected or open to suspicion/ not
trusted/ distrusted
syndicate
( sIn´ dI kãt / sIn´ dI kIt)
verb/ to syndicate / sIn´ dI kãt/ to combine or form in a syndicate/ to join forces/ to federate/ to amalgamate/ to consolidate/
coordinate/ to put together / to associate/ to
ally/ to bind/ to tie/ to mate/ to match/ to pair up/ to sell through a syndicate for simultaneous publication in a variety of
newspaper
syndicate
( sIn´ dI kãt / sIn´ dI kIt)
noun/ syndicate / sIn´ dI kIt/ trust/
monopoly/ consolidating/ holding company/ joint concern/ chain of stores/ firm/
organized crime family/ collaboration/ confederation/ society
tear
( târ/ târ/ teer )
Appropriate
verb/ to tear/ târ / to come or fall apart/ to
spill, break or bust open/ to rip/ to pull apart/ to pull or tear to shreds/ to
divide/ to split/ to upset/ to cause an upheaval/ to distress/ to injure/ to
cut/ to gouge/ to gash/ to gore/ to cut to piece/ to tear from limb to limb
tear
( târ/ teer / târ/ teer )
Appropriate
verb/ to tear/ târ / to be rage/ to rave/ to rampage/ to rant/ to storm/ to carry on/ to roar/ to vent one’s anger/ to lose control/ to run or race about/ to go like lightning
or the wind/ to whiz/ to zoom/ to zip
tear
( târ/ teer / târ/ teer )
Appropriate
verb/ to tear/ teer / (usually to tear up)/ to cry/ to secrete shed or cry tears/ to
become moist or dewy eyed/ to fill up with tears
tear
( târ/ teer / târ/ teer )
Appropriate
noun/ tear/ târ/ split/ rip/ breach/ rift/ slash/ cut/ stab/ laceration/ hurt/
tear
( târ/ teer / târ/ teer )
Appropriate
noun/ tear/ târ/ fury/ rage/ frenzy/ violent or uncontrollable temper or behavior/
running amuck
tear
( târ/ teer / târ/ teer )
Appropriate
noun/ tear/ târ/ spree/ binge/ wing-ding/ antic/ bout/ bender/ romp/ orgy/ revel/
booze/ bar-hop or pub-crawl
tear
( târ/ teer / târ/ teer )
Appropriate
noun/ tear/ teer/ a drop of saline fluid flowing from eyes/ drop/ bead/ teardrop
tier
( tir / tI´ ər)
noun/ tier/ tir/ row/ rank/ range of two or more row with one placed above the other/ series of row arranged one above or behind
another/ story/ floor/ layer/ stratification/ belt/ zone
tier
( tir / tI´ ər)
noun/ tier/ tI´ ər/ one who or that ties,
connect, fasten, attach or join/ one who makes a bow or knot / (nautical) short band
for securing a furled sail
torment
( tôr ment´ or tôr´ ment / tôr´ ment )
verb/ to torment/ tôr ment´ or tôr´ ment/ to torture/ to crucify/ to scathe/ to put one
through the wringer/ to persecute/ to worry/ to anguish/ to badger/ to hound/ to chafe/ to rub the wrong way/ to perturb/ to rattle/
to confuse/ to ruffle/ to disquiet/ to faze
torment
( tôr ment´ or tôr´ ment / tôr´ ment )
noun/ torment/ tôr´ ment/ suffering/ misery/ martyrdom/ pain/ pang/ torture/ atrocity/ outrage/ affliction/ scourge/ pain in the neck/ annoyance/ thorn in one’s flesh
tower (taʊ´ ər / taʊ´ ər / tõ ər)
verb/ tower/ taʊ´ ər/ to reach or stand high/ rise or extend far upward/ to rise
above or surpass others/ to soar/ to loom/ to loom or stand above
tower (taʊ´ ər / taʊ´ ər / tõ ər)
verb/ tower/ taʊ´ ər/ (to tower above)/ to excel/ to transcend/ to do better than/ to
be head and shoulders above/ to be above/ to over pass/ to go beyond/ to outdistant/ to be superior or better than/ to beat/ to
outshine/ to outrivial/ to outdo
tower (taʊ´ ər / taʊ´ ər / tõ ər)
noun/ tower/ taʊ´ ər / a building or structure higher than it is wide i.e. a
pyramid, bell tower or skyscraper/ fortification/ refuge/ castle/
tower (taʊ´ ər / taʊ´ ər / tõ ər)
noun/ tower/ tõ ər/ one who tows, pulls or hauls a car, barge, trailer by a rope,
chain or other device
transfer
( trans fûr´ or trans´ fər / trans´ fər)
verb/ to transfer/ trans fûr´ or trans´ fər/ to convery/ take/ to carry/ to transport/ to forward/ to send/ to ship/ to transmit/ to delegate/ to shift responsibility/ to turn
over/ to hand or give over/ to lease/ to rent out/ to sell/ to give away/ to leave (material possession after one is decease) / to will/ to
move/ to shift/ to change location/ to
transplant/ to send from one place to another
transfer
( trans fûr´ or trans´ fər / trans´ fər)
noun/ transfer/ trans´ fər/ removal/ move/ transplantation/ transmission/ transit/ shipment/ conveyance/ grant/ gift/ sale/
will/ bequest/ bequeathal/ devise
transplant
( trans plant´ or trans´ plänt / trans´ plant)
verb/ to transplant/ trans plant´ or trans´
plant/ to replant/ to remove a plant from one place to another/ to repot/ (surgery)
graft/ to move/ to shift/ to change location/ to transplant/ to send from one place to
another
transplant
( trans plant´ or trans´ plänt / trans´ plant)
noun/ transplant/ trans´ plant/ process of transplanting/ that or who that has
received a transplant
transport (trans põrt´/ trans´ põrt)
verb/ to transport/ trans põrt´/ to carry/to transfer/ to move/ to convey/ to enchant/ to overwhelm/ to spellbind/ to deport/ to
expatriate/ to exile
transport (trans põrt´/ trans´ põrt)
noun/ transport/ trans´ põrt/ a means of transporting or conveying, such as a truck or bus/ system of public travel/
transit/ rapture/ pleasure/ bliss/ elation
triplicate
( trIp´ lI kãt / trIp´ lI kãt or trIp´ lI kIt trIp´ lI / trIp´ lI kãt or trIp´ lI kIt trIp´ lI)
verb/ to triplicate/ trIp´ lI kãt/ to make
three copies or threefold/ to do or make in triplicate
triplicate
( trIp´ lI kãt / trIp´ lI kãt or trIp´ lI kIt trIp´ lI / trIp´ lI kãt or trIp´ lI kIt trIp´ lI)
noun/ to triplicate/ trIp´ lI kãt or trIp´ lI kIt trIp´ lI / three identical copies/ threefold