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  • wait/weight - I can’t ___ any longer! Tell me!
    wait
  • knows/nose - My ___ is all stuffed up from this horrible cold.
    nose
  • genes/jeans - I inherited great ___ from both parents. I might live to be 100!
    genes
  • witch/which - The ___ needs to replace her old cauldron; it leaks horribly.
    witch
  • base/bass - The man with the impressive ___ voice is auditioning in person next week.
    bass
  • night/knight - The ___ looks impressive in his shining armor.
    knight
  • sea/see - I can’t ___ the image. The screen is blurry.
    see
  • muscles/mussels - Some people are allergic to shellfish like ___, oysters, and clams.
    mussels
  • beech/beach - The ___ tree out back looks awful. We need to cut it down before it falls on the house.
    beech
  • mood/mooed - The cow ___ discontentedly when I moved her to another pasture.
    mooed
  • flour/flower - We are out of ___, so I can’t make bread tonight.
    flour
  • pore/pour - Be careful while you ___. That pitcher is heavy.
    pour
  • grate/great - Will you ___ some parmesan for me? I want some cheese to accompany the pasta.
    grate
  • board/bored - The ___ is filthy. I hope one of my students cleans it for me later.
    board
  • beat/beet - This ___ is still hard, and I boiled it for 30 minutes.
    beet
  • tow/toe - My little ___ still hurts from when I ran into the coffee table.
    toe
  • air/heir - The ___ to the throne is in the newspapers again with the latest scandal.
    heir
  • thyme/time - There wasn’t any ___ in the garden, so I didn’t include it in the sauce.
    thyme
  • cell/sell - The suspect stayed in the police station's holding ___ overnight.
    cell
  • guessed/guest - Our ___ is staying with us for two weeks.
    guest
  • pair/pear - That ___ of shoes is way too expensive. I can’t afford them.
    pair
  • urn/earn - How much money do you ___ as a professional musician?
    earn
  • dye/die - Did you ___ your hair? It looks a bit darker.
    dye
  • cereal/serial - This ___ seems stale.
    cereal
  • colonel/kernel - Ow! I just bit down on a ___ that didn’t pop.
    kernel
  • pause/paws - I checked my dog’s ___ for splinters. He is fine.
    paws
  • ate/eight - I ___ four eggs this morning, I was so hungry.
    ate
  • pale/pail - The ___ is in the garage. Bring it here, please.
    pail
  • ferry/fairy - Drat! We just missed the ___. Get comfortable. It’s going to be an hour wait.
    ferry
  • hoarse/horse - The man is ___ from all that yelling to support his team at the championship.
    hoarse