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sundae vs. sunday

2 words that sound the same but are spelled differently and mean different things. Easy level in Homonym Hunter.

🍨 sundae

Ice cream with toppings.

“She ordered a hot fudge sundae.”

📅 sunday

The day after Saturday.

“We rest on Sunday.”

Did you know? The sundae is said to be named after Sunday, when some towns once banned selling fizzy sodas.

Quick way to tell them apart

“sundae” means ice cream with toppings; “sunday” means the day after Saturday.

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