| MOOR HOMOPHONES |
| Homophones are words that are spelled differently, with different meanings, but sound the same. Each question is in 2 parts, and each answer is made up of 2 homophones. For example, the answer to “purchaser / cow shed” is buyer / byre. |
| 1. | Centred / Moisten meat while cooking. |
| | Based / Baste |
| 2. | An unsecured anchor / Not present. |
| | Aweigh /Away |
| 3. | A provincial governor in the Ottoman Empire / A style of window. |
| | Bey / Bay |
| 4. | Duty / Horse harnesses |
| | Tax / Tacks |
| 5. | Go backwards / Improve a lawn |
| | Recede / Reseed |
| 6. | Shows disapproval / Alcohol |
| | Boos / Booze |
| 7. | The intended victim of a swindler / A brand or product, particularly of a car. |
| | Mark / Marque |
| 8. | An Eastern person / Item of clothing |
| | Thai / Tie |
| 9. | Condiment / Called a group together. |
| | Mustard / Mustered |
| 10. | Wander / European city |
| | Roam / Rome |