Homograph List - Updated

One fun game I play with my kids is that we try to think of words that are homographs. That is a word that when it pronounced one way it means one thing and when pronounced another way, it means something different. A couple of quick examples:

lead - if the vowels are long in means to show the way by going in advance. If the vowels is a short e, ten it is a metallic element (and in this case a second meaning, being the past tense of the long lead.

polish - to make something shine (short o) or a person from Poland (long o).

Since my original list, I have added 3: does, tear and tearing.

Here is a list we have created (I'd be interested in additional ones my readers can think of):

Index	Word
1	abuse
2	alternate
3	appropriate
4	bass
5	bow
6	buffet
7	compress
8	console
9	content
10	contest
11	convert
12	convict
13	direct
14	does
15	drawer
16	duplicate
17	entrance
18	excuse
19	expose
20	graduate
21	intimate
22	lead
23	minute
24	moped
25	number
26	offense
27	perfect
28	permit
29	polish
30	present
31	produce
32	progress
33	project
34	putting
35	read
36	rebel
37	record
38	refuse
39	resent
40	resume
41	row
42	separate
43	sewer
44	sow
45	subject
46	tear
47	tearing
48	use
49	wind
50	wound