'Cos you know sometimes words have two meanings

[den]

*Applause!*
Found by mactavish


Other words that sound the same but have two meanings are hump, shag, root and pork.

(Thank You D.A.A.S.)

Comments

[level-head.livejournal.com]

Forgive me, but that's not quite the same. What you're describing are hetronyms; words that have the same spelling but two meanings. While they're considered a subset of homonyms, they are not quite the same as the oft-miswritten homonyms on the linked page.

While many in the US are fine with heteronyms, there are moral questions regarding homonyms.

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