key vs. quay
2 words that sound the same but are spelled differently and mean different things. Easy level in Homonym Hunter.
🔑 key
A tool that opens a lock.
“I lost my house key.”
⛴️ quay
A stone dock where boats tie up.
“Fishing boats lined the quay.”
Did you know? 'Quay' looks like 'kway' but is said 'kee'.
Quick way to tell them apart
“key” means a tool that opens a lock; “quay” means a stone dock where boats tie up.
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