English, 02.12.2021 04:10 motionlessinwhite18

Match the meaning to the correct homonym. 1. vein of metal ore
bore
2. male pig or hog
kernel
3. writing or letter-paper
stationary
4. a seed of corn
racquet
5. what is being carried
colonel
6. loud noise
stationery
7. to drill a hole or make tired
racket
8. light bat for hitting tennis balls
lode
9. not moving
load
10. an army officer
boar

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Match the meaning to the correct homonym. 1. vein of metal ore
bore
2. male pig or h...