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What are some examples of a word, that when one letter is removed, become a different actual word, and not just a misspelling of the original one?

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by RenoKev on January 23rd, 2009
heard-r=head
scrap-s=crap
scarf-f=scar
niece-1st e=nice

There's a few...hope it helps.
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