Homophones for fear, feer, fere

fear / feer / fere  [fi:r]

fear – n. & v. – n. – 1. sense of impending danger or evil; 2. peril; 3. alarm, dread; 4. apprehension; v. – 1. to become apprehensive, afraid; 2. to drive away by intimidation; 3. to feel a sense of dread or danger

feer – adj., n. & v. – adj. – fierce, proud; n. – 1. to give or take a fee; 2. the amount charged; 3. one who loads coal; v. – to make a furrow, plough

fere - n. - old term for spouse or companion