Heteronyms - Words that are spelled identically but have different meanings.

Jam

A sweet spread made from boiling fruit and sugar.
A melodious sound often performed by jazz musicians.
To make awkward, ususally by blocking things or objects from working correctly.

K
 
kick

Movement of a leg and foot, to bump a ball or something else.

An emotional lift; something that made someone smile or laugh or feel good. A source of enjoyment and happy feelings.

Some food or other ingested substance, that jolts a person's body chemistry

L
 

mist

an outdoor weather condition, much like fog but different ;):LOL:

A way a person's eyes might appear, which is similar to about to cry, but different :sneaky:

N
 
Q
Quiet

Silence or Near silence;
Or, a request for such!

Not busy at all.
Such as few customers in a store or bank, etc.

R
 
(Just shows how youthful you all are!)

Round

A shape

Drinks consumed at the same time by a group ("The next round's on me.")

S
 
Stir

Mix ingredients together in a bowl

Cause trouble and upset, where there had been calm and apparent agreement

T
 
Whip

An implement designed to urge an animal to do something, or to punish a person.

A member of Congress with the responsibility of getting his fellow Congressmen to vote along party lines.

A sudden motion in the opposite direction.

X/Y/Z/A
 
Your

A part of the body that is attached or inside you
(your nose, your right arm, your stomach)

A possession (an item) that you own or that you can or did claim
(your book, your lunch, your car, your shirt)

When you are next in taking turns (your turn to play)

Z
 
dictate

Any spoken words that someone else writes down, usually in some sort of written code or shorthand, or very, very quickly!

Telling someone else what they must do, by ordering them to do it, and what not to do.

E
 
figure

Trying to think through the meaning of something, or pondering the questions of what to do, etc.

The shape of someone, or a simple, general drawing of something

Math numerals....math calculations

G
 

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