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One word with different meanings

Can you think of words that are used with different meanings?
Put the meaning next to the words.

Left - opposite of right, not taken

Right - correct, put upright, opposite of left, morally/ legally correct
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18-01-2017, 09:38 PM
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Re: One word with different meanings

Bottom - the buttocks, the behind or if you want to be coarse, the arse.

Bottom - the lowest part of something, i.e. the bottom of the stairs, the bottom of a well, bottom of the class for the least successful student
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Batter - hit repeatedly,
mixture of flour, milk and eggs
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19-01-2017, 01:29 AM
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Kite - bird of prey or a kids flying toy.
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Reel - A cylinder which cotton or cable is wound round, or a Scottish dance.
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Polish...To clean shoes for example or a person from Poland.
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Fret - ridges on a guitar or worry anxiously
 

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