Just ♥ Words—capitonym

Show off your smarts with this bit of orthographic trivia—capitonymns, words that are spelled the same, pronouned the same, but change meaning if the first letter is capitalized. Like March and march.

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—Capitonyms—

Ionic Relating to Ionia a region of Ancient Greece, as in Ionic columns.	ionic Relating to a chemical ion (an atom with an unequal # of protons and electrons)
Job A Biblical character who undergoes great suffering.	job Work, or a task, often for which one receives payment.
May The 5th month of the year of the calendar year.	may An auxillary verb used to express permission or possibility.
Lent For Christians the period between Ash Wednesday and Easter Sunday	lent The past tense of the verb lend, to give something to someone for a period of time.
Polish Relating to Poland, its people, land, or culture.	polish To give a surface of an object a glossy sheen.
Scotch Relating to Scotland in the UK, its people, land, or culture.	scotch To put an end to something, often a rumor, idea, or plan.
Turkey A country in the Meditteranean region.	turkey A large fowl Americans eat for Thanksgiving.
Welsh Relating to Wales in the UK, its people, land, or culture.	welsh To renege (go back) on an agreement

Play a game with your book club. See if you can come up with a few capitonymns of your own.