Feb 5
It would be hard to soar with sore wings
Posted on Friday, February 5, 2010 in Homonyms/Homophones, Incorrect word usage
sleight, slight
sleight means dexterity (sleight of hand)
slight means slender
slew, slue, slough
slew means a large number
slue means to turn something sharply
slough means a shallow lake or swamp
soar, sore
soar means to fly with little effort
sore means painfully sensitive
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