homonym
homograph
synonym
oronym
heteronym
heterograph
homophone
rhyme
polynym
poecilonym
determinatum
levidrome
backslang
autoantonym
opposite word
antonym
opposite
near-synonym
derivative
kangaroo word
false cognate
homoiophone
plesionym
paronym
Janus word
orthographic neighbour
adnomination
collateral form
short form
tautegorical
heterophone
homonymy
disyllable
contraction
equivocal
multi-word
phonomime
clitic
parasynonym
prenominal
verbal
antistasis
respelling
crambo
phonestheme
false friend
pun
portmanteau word
polysemant
root
phonically
slangish
distinctive
book word
confusable
objective synonym
homolog
cognate
gainword
duosyllable
homophonous
verbatim
adverb
attributive
end rhyme
homophony
eye rhyme
polysyllable
polyseme
disyllabic
xenism
Lallwort
hell if I know
partial false friend
onomatopoeia
ancestor
yuh-uh
mmm
spelling
anadrome
metonym
polyword
collocator
comeronym
pseudo-loan
dissimilation
slang-like
spoken word
smeg
vocable
anagram

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