Hawk vs. hock
Hawk = (1) to sell goods, especially noisily or aggressively on the street, and (2) to clear the throat of phlegm. Hock = to pawn.
Hawk = (1) to sell goods, especially noisily or aggressively on the street, and (2) to clear the throat of phlegm. Hock = to pawn.
Chute: 1. a trough, tube, or channel; 2. a waterfall; 3. a parachute. Shoot does not bear any of these senses.
Ad: advertisement: Add: to combine or to increase with an addition.
Pair: a set of two. Pare: to trim. Pear: a fruit with a round base and a tapered top.
Faun: a rural god taking the form of a man with goat ears, horns, tail, and legs. Fawn: 1. a young dear; 2. to flatter.
Oral: of or related to the mouth. Aural: of or related to auras.
Overdo: do to excess. Overdue: undelivered when due; late.
Wack: very bad or of dubious quality. Whack: 1. to strike; 2. a sharp blow; 3. the sound of a sharp blow; 4. to kill someone deliberately.
Sear: burn with something hot. Seer: one that sees. Sere: withered.
Threw: past tense of throw. Through (prep.): in one side and out the other.