Team:
- a group of players forming one of the sides in a sporting contest or competitive game
- a real or notional group which supports or favours a thing or person
- two or more people working together
two or more animals working together
- harness together (animals, typically horses) to pull a vehicle
- ‘team up’ – to join with someone in order to work together to achieve a common goal
- ‘team with’ – to match or coordinate something with something else (typically clothes)
Teem:
- ‘teem with’ – to have a great number of, to be full of, or swarming with
- (of water, typically rain) to pour down or fall heavily
Thank you to Jeff Curry for suggesting this post.
Yep, I’ve definitely seen this one confused from time to time.
By the way, I saw an instance of confused words a couple of days ago, and I immediately thought, “Oh, this one would be great for Hannah.” Here it is: appraise/apprise. 😉
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Ah, that’s a brilliant suggestion! Thanks. 🙂
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