Perverse combinations of English words

• read rid (verb, to look at writing)
• read rɛd (simple past and past participle)
• lead lid (verb, to guide or conduct)
• led lɛd (simple past and part participle)
• lead lɛd (noun, a metal)
• red rɛd (adjective, a color)
• lie laɪ (verb, to be prone or supine)
• lay leɪ (simple past)
• lain leɪn (past participle)
• lie laɪ (verb, to speak falsely)
• lied laɪd (simple past and past participle)
• lay leɪ (verb, to place horizontally)
• laid leɪd (simple past and past participle)
• lay leɪ (adjective, non-professional)
• way weɪ (noun, manner or means of going)
• weigh weɪ (verb, to measure the weight of)
• neigh neɪ (interjection, the sound a horse makes)
• nay neɪ (interjection, no)
• say seɪ (verb, to tell or recite)
• said sɛd (simple past and past participle)
• head hɛd (noun, thing on neck)
• dead dɛd (adjective, no longer alive)
• deed did (noun, action)
• greed grid (noun, avarice)
• heed hid (verb, to listen to)
• seed sid (noun, part of plant)
• see si (verb, sense with eyes)
• saw sɔ (simple past)
• seen sin (past participle)
• saw sɔ (noun, serrated-bladed tool for cutting)
• saw sɔ (verb, to cut with a saw)
• sawed sɔ (simple past and past participle)