meet vs. meat vs. mete
3 words that sound the same but are spelled differently and mean different things. Hard level in Homonym Hunter.
🤝 meet
To come together with someone.
“Let's meet at noon.”
🥩 meat
Animal flesh used as food.
“He doesn't eat meat.”
⚖️ mete
To hand out (usually punishment or justice).
“The judge will mete out the sentence.”
Quick way to tell them apart
“meet” means to come together with someone; “meat” means animal flesh used as food; “mete” means to hand out (usually punishment or justice).
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