Dictionary Word - ORONYMS.com
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Oronyms (or homophones) are words which sound the same. Generally the word homophone is used to describe one of a pair or group of words that have the same sound (like prince and prints; allowed and aloud), whilst oronyms are normally strings of words (phrases) such as iced ink and I stink.
Here are some examples:
ICQ
I seek you
The good can decay many ways
The good candy came anyways
The stuffy nose can lead to problems
The stuff he knows can lead to problems
Ref:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oronym
http://www.fun-with-words.com/nym_oronyms.html
I just bought ORONYMS.COM. Any ideas of value?
Oronyms (or homophones) are words which sound the same. Generally the word homophone is used to describe one of a pair or group of words that have the same sound (like prince and prints; allowed and aloud), whilst oronyms are normally strings of words (phrases) such as iced ink and I stink.
Here are some examples:
ICQ
I seek you
The good can decay many ways
The good candy came anyways
The stuffy nose can lead to problems
The stuff he knows can lead to problems
Ref:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oronym
http://www.fun-with-words.com/nym_oronyms.html
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