Fruit that's a homophone of "pair" Crossword Clue

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40 Potential Answers:

RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% PEAR Fruit that's a homophone of "pair" (4)
83% SEES Homophone for "seize" (4) LA Times Mini Aug 11, 2026
83% SOME "Sum" homophone (4) USA Today Jul 9, 2026
83% ARE Alphabetic homophone (3) Newsday Jul 4, 2026
79% TWOS Pairs (4) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Aug 13, 2026
79% DYAD Pair (4) Thomas Joseph Aug 1, 2026
79% ISLE "I'll" homophone (4) Commuter Jun 17, 2026
79% THEIR Homophone of "they're" and "there" (5) The Telegraph Plusword Jun 13, 2026
75% NECTARINE Fruit (9) The Telegraph Quick Aug 10, 2026
75% SLEEVES Jacket pair (7) Thomas Joseph Aug 3, 2026
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