Give two different words whose plurals are the same?

(1) are :

- 100 square meters

- plural present tense of "to be"

(2) axes :

- plural of axe;

- plural of axis

(3) deserts :

- arid regions;

- He or she leaves; also, something deserved

(4) contracts :

- agreements

- He or she shrinks or agrees on a project

(5) does :

- performs;

- multiple female deer

(6) ellipses :

- plural of ellipse;

- plural of ellipsis

(7) Ares :

- multiple units of 100 square meters;

- the Greek god of war

In a looser sense, homonyms may be words sharing the same pronounciation but with different spellings.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homonym

In that case, CLOTHES (noun) and CLOSE (verb) are both plural and pronounced the same way.

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So you're looking for two different plural words that are spelled the same way, but their singulars are spelt differently? I'll see what I can come up with before this question expires.

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I think Christine P has a good example with axes (singular axe and axis are both different). So far, I think she has the best answer. Note however, that does (verb) is singular, do is plural.

Boom - A loud noise or an outrigger used on certain aircraft for connecting the tail surfaces to the fuselage.

Prop - In theatre, a set piece of the stage or to give support to the position of another object.

That's a tough one. I know what you mean though.

Animals are great for them.

Deer

Buffalo

Bear (maybe)

Sheep

Cattle

Elk