I bring you more homophones.
Whine:
- a long, high-pitched plaintive cry; a long, high-pitched unpleasant sound
- to issue a long, high-pitched cry or sound
- a petulant complaint
- to whinge or complain.
Wine:
an alcoholic drink produced by the fermenting of grapes (usually with sugar and water)- an alcoholic drink produced by the fermenting of other fruits and flowers (usually with sugar and water)
- a dark purplish-red colour.
You can wine and dine someone by offering them (usually lavish) drinks and a meal, or you can wine and dine as you enjoy yourself by eating and drinking.
Thank you to Jeff Curry for suggesting this post.
Hannah McCall 
Still loving these 🙂
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Thank you 🙂 . FYI, I will be posting my thoughts on split infinitives this evening. I’ve included a link to your blog in the ‘thank you’ bit.
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Oooooooh cannot wait – thx v much
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[…] Whine and wine […]
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Nice job! And you’re very welcome. 🙂 I’ll try to come up with some more for you. (Possibly hawk/hock/hoc?)
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Thank you. Excellent, I have put those on my list. 🙂
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I released a long, high-pitched plaintive cry when I realized my husband had forgotten to purchase my favorite alcoholic drink produced by the fermenting of grapes. 🙂
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Brilliantly done! 🙂
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