Nicely done… it totally stumped me (noit that that’s unusual…)
So, two words, spelt the same way, totally different meanings and pronounciations, only thing that changes is one is capitalised)
Any guesses?
regards
FML
Colon - city in Panama (stress on second syllable).
colon - malodorous portion of anatomy?
polish (varnish) - Polish (nationality)?
lima - a kind of bean
Lima - a Peruvian city
Basil – Actor Rathbone
basil – Pesto herb
This was my first thought. I then came up with:
Reading – a city in Pennsylvania (pronounced “redding”)
reading – perusing
Wow! You are all right, although the pronounciation doesn’t change much or at all on some of them, regardless of pronounciation.
I was thinking Polish/polish, btw
Regards
FML
There’s another one in the first few letters of the very first word of your earlier post above…
