Homophones with opposite meanings

off:

As in ‘alarm goes off’ ---- on
‘light goes off’ -------------- not on

When you eat something up, the food goes down… into your stomach.

Not if you are the pitcher. :laughing: It’s the picture of good. :discodance:

Shouldn’t Homophones with opposite meanings be “Hetrophones”?. I am just saying :wink:

Toe can act as a verb to mean to PUSH something forward with the the toe.
Tow means to PULL something.

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bad as in not good and Bad in the shamon ooohoo kind of way

How about rest and wrest?
Relax or struggle…

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I completely forgot about this thread, but I love it. How about root

  1. To fix or implant: “The weeds rooted deeply and were difficult to remove.”
  2. To remove altogether: “They rooted out the rebels from the organization.”
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You mean. “Totally rooted out”.

FIFY

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