Homophones for peal, peel, piel

peal(s) / peel(s) / piel [pi:l]

peal(s) – n. & v. – n. – 1. a call or summons using a bell or similar instrument; 2. a large discharge of weaponry or noise; 3. a young sea trout or salmon, salmon grisle; v. – 1. resound like a bell; 2. thrash, strike with repeated blows such as with grain to remove the awns; 3. beat, hammer, pound; 4. work hard, persevere

peel(s) – n. & v. – n. – 1. a pole with a broad, flattened end used for moving bread into and out of the oven; 2. a shovel-shaped implement; 2. a stockade; 3. the rind or outer covering of fruits and vegetables; 3. a cosmetic treatment to remove superficial skin layers; v. – 1. strip a person of their possessions, plunder, oppress; 2. impoverish, extort; 3. remove the outer layer; 4. fix or stretch using stakes; 5. tie, equal, match

piel – adj. a grammatical term in Hebrew describing verbs that have a causative action, an intensifier of the action of the stem i.e. he is holy versus he makes holy. Gives many fine nuances.