A range of phonetically similar words are present in the sources:

For example, they differ in the extent to which they require allophones to be phonetically similar.

House's name is also a play on that of Holmes, which is phonetically similar to "homes".

A common ploy is to have a part of a title replaced with a character, or to use a phonetically similar neologism.

There are also many other languages where the common term for association football uses a phonetically similar word to the English term football.

Note that *B and *D are phonetically similar.

It is also used as a phonetically similar abbreviation in:

Its sounds different than the spelling and is phonetically similar to Gunczerz.

Errors might also occur at the phoneme level, as many words are phonetically similar, e.g. mat.

To avoid saying names of God, they are often modified, such as by clipping and substitution of phonetically similar words.