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homo·nym \ˈhäməˌnim, ˈhōm-\ noun (-s) Etymology: Latin homonymum the same word used to denote different things, from Greek homōnymon, from neuter of homōnymos having the same name 1. a. : homophone b. : homograph c. : one of two or more words spelled and pronounced alike but different in meaning (as pool of water and pool the game) 2. : namesake 3. : a taxonomic designation rejected because the identical term has been used to designate another group of the same rank — compare synonym |