Naval, adj. of or relating to ships, especially warships
Navel, n. the central point of anything, also the belly-button
Fortunately the ship’s crew didn’t have to manage any naval disasters, while the naval officer ate a navel orange and contemplated his navel.
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None, pron. not one, not any
Nun, noun. a female member of a religious order
None of the nuns knew what to do with Maria.
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Night, n. the period of darkness between sunset and sunrise
Knight, n. a mounted soldier in the Middle Ages, also a member of any order which designates its members as such
The knights approached the castle in the dark of the night.
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I love your use of these words! What a fun way to do the A to Z Challenge!
Thank you!
This was by far the most fun post and take on the #AtoZChallenge this year. 🙂 I enjoyed this one specially – “None of the nuns knew what to do with Maria.” hilarious
All the best for the remaining challenge..we are half way through already!!yipee!!!
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Thank you so much! It’s been a lot harder than I thought it would be to do this, but it’s totally worth it!
Yeah.!! in the end if its worth it then everything else to achieve it seems okay
I wonder why N is so often tucked away behind another silent (and therefore useless) letter in words like Knight or Pneumonia? Alphabetical window dressing?
I wondered about that too! I think it’s an old pronunciation that fell off. I’ll have to see if I can find a better answer though!