Rooster/Roster/Roaster <-- #NotTheSameWord
Spellcheck won't catch the difference but...
Rooster - a male chicken 🐓
Roster - a list of names or registry
Roaster - something used for roasting food, a cooking utensil, or a description of something about to be roasted
Stocked/Stalked <-- Not the same word.
Stocked = is to put something in stock. To build up the resource. Clerks stock the shelves.
Stalked = is to be hunted by someone. Lions stalk their prey.
Title/Tittle - #NotTheSameWord
Title - the title of a book or the rank giving to you by some other authority (Queen, President, Boss)
Tittle - a tiny amount of something, a small mark used in printing ' <= Tittle
Meat/Meet <-- #NotTheSameWord
Meat = muscle off an animal or the meat of a bean/nut/ect
Meet = to be introduced to someone or something
Do I know the difference? Apparently not, because I'm editing my own book and I got it wrong.
Cord/Chord <- #NotTheSameWord
A cord is a bundle of fibers or wood, like a cord on the curtains or a cord of wood.
A chord is three or more notes played/sung together.
Liana Brooks