From Confusing Words: There are many ways to use Confusing Words. Our goal is to help you find the word you are looking for in the fewest steps whether you know how to spell it or not.

1. Enter one of the two or more words you confuse in the Confusing Word field and hit the Find button or hit return.

2. If you don’t know how to spell the word use wildcard characters for letters you are unsure of:

Confusing Words Groups
Each set of confusables (eg: there, their, they’re) are displayed together as follows:

* Confusing words and their definitions
* Examples: the confusing words used in sentences
* Notes: more information and links to other groups that contain the same words

Note that some words are confused in more than one group and those groups are generally displayed together on one screen. An example of this is the word minimal.

Favlet
Drag the url below onto the button bar on your browser, then, find a word on any web site you’re confused about, select it (highlight it), and click the Confusing Words button. If the word is in Confusing Words, it will be looked up. Very cool.

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