Now that I think about it...

[colleenezzell]

[arafat204]

Hi Colleen,

This is amazing and cool. Helpful also.

Thanks

[prestonhunter]

Thank you for this very homographic post.

[richard_wein]

"He could lead if would get the lead out."

That reminds me... I always though that playing lead guitar must be very tiring for your arms. But I guess that's to be expected if you play heavy metal.

[deborahtayloe]

The surfer gave a hearty wave to the spectators as a giant wave lifted him up.

The actress was able to entrance the audience when she made her grand entrance onto the stage.

For a minute minute of time, he thought he'd struck gold.

Oooh, fun. I could do this all day. Then again, I'd complete no work and make no money! Thanks for these. It's a reminder of why I love writing.

[jmlaidlaw]

Never mind. I wrote a two-paragraph post too quickly. I was wrong on the merits. Kinda.

(But, Deborah:  "wave" and "wave" don't work: They are different parts of speech, but are pronounced the same whether used in verb form or in noun form.)