wear vs. ware vs. where
3 words that sound the same but are spelled differently and mean different things. Medium level in Homonym Hunter.
👕 wear
To have clothes on.
“Wear a jacket, it's cold.”
🏺 ware
Things for sale, like pottery.
“The potter sold his ware at the market.”
❓ where
In what place.
“Where did you park?”
Quick way to tell them apart
“wear” means to have clothes on; “ware” means things for sale, like pottery; “where” means in what place.
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