KATIE: Hi everyone, Katie here. Today's photohunt theme is *WIND.* What– you were expecting to see the wind blowing through my furs? Well you know us. We love Heteronyms.
WAFFLES TOO: Huh?
KATIE: You know, two words that are spelled the same but have different pronunciations and meanings. Those are Heteronyms. Today's word is a Heteronym.
Example A: The wind blew through my furs as I sniffed the spring breeze.
Example B: I swear to Cod, Waffles Too is like a bad wind-up toy.
WAFFLES TOO: Um, I thought I was a cat.
KATIE: Actually Waffles, you're a Homonym. Two words that are spelled and pronounced the same but have different meanings. The waffles you eat with maple syrup is spelled and pronounced the same as Waffles the annoying, orange kitten. See? You're a Homonym.
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
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I *wish* Ichiro were a wind up cat. Because then I could turn him off.
ReplyDeleteOr like when Waffles runs by you he creates a big wind?
ReplyDeleteGreat English lesson. Mom says that you did very well. She should know...she's an English tutor. No, not Tudor, as in the dynasty; but tutor, as in the teacher.
ReplyDeletePurrs,
Bo and Mi
Excellent "wind" post! Now, if you could just get him to "wind" down...
ReplyDeleteHee hee hee, if you wind him up will he run like the wind?
ReplyDeletewell waffles is still a kitten even if he's getting bigand it will take another year to get some of the sillyness out of him...heheehee but he is funny,xx Speedy and Rachel
ReplyDeleteWaffles, you're too funny. Katie, soooo smart. =)
ReplyDeleteKatie you are one smart kitty. Have a super Saturday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
LOVE how you interpreted "wind" purrfect
ReplyDeleteWaffles probably doesn't need any winding up to get into trouble!
ReplyDeletewind / wind... very clever!
ReplyDeletevery punny Miss Katie, very punny....
ReplyDeleteHarry, Dexter and Tipp
"Not that there's anything wrong with that." MOL!
ReplyDeleteha ha - Katie I guess you got him this time! Happy Easter, Happy Passover, HappySpring - it's a Happy Weekend.
ReplyDeleteWe figured you would go with a different meaning of wind today! Cute Waffles with his wind-up on his back. Katie, we love you too!
ReplyDeleteI am still laughing about this one...Of course I was looking for an arty picture of Katie in the breeze...Love it! And yes, all four paws are crossed cause we'd love to win
ReplyDeleteTake the key out when he's napping!
ReplyDeleteThat is, IF he naps...
Happy Easter. Love Waffles and Katie.
ReplyDeleteSue B
Hmmm... If Waffles Too WAS a wind-up toy, surely the wind-up part would be orange. Question, Katie... does he ever wind-down? Does the kid ever take a nap? purrs
ReplyDeleteYou sure are one clever tac, Katie...oops, we mean clever cat!! Happy Easter weekend and purrs from the Zee/Zoey gang
ReplyDeleteKatie, you are making me glad there are no kittens here - paws crossed that it stays that way!
ReplyDeleteThat orangy wind toy looks like nothing but trouble!
ReplyDeleteKatie you can remove his engine anytime ;) Just saying ….
ReplyDeleteWe learned something new today...all about nyms. :)
ReplyDeleteOh that's a word I don't think I ever knew. Definitely learned something today!
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmmm, I thought Waffles wound you up pretty Katie!
ReplyDeleteW2 is a Homo? Did I read that right? Oh my Cod!
ReplyDeleteThe English language can be so confusing at times, but Waffles Too is just too cute! Are you sure you want to wind him up, Katie?
ReplyDeleteHi Katie, that's a good word for today.
ReplyDeleteAnother very cute and clever post. We always love stopping by to see what you two have up your sleeves …we mean furs! Purrs and hugs from the kitties at The Cat on My Head, Lily Olivia, Misty May, Muaricio, Giulietta, Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth and Calista Josette
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