you may pronounce floors and flaws the same, plenty of people don't

Sorry, I did enjoy it but I have to agree with bonehead, I don't know anyone who pronounces floors and flaws the same way, not sure where you're from but perhaps it may be an accent thing.

I pronounce them the same!

I have been completely flawed by Wiz and bonehead's comments and do not think this puzzle is floored at all! Keep up the good work!

I'm British and I say floors and flaws the same way - I suspect you're being a bit too picky, as any change in the way I and many other people say it is imperceptible, and I think they are similarly pronounced enough for your point to be moot.

I agree. I don't know anyone who would pronounce Floor the same as Flaw. Its ludicrous. There's a big difference between me being floored and me being flawed. Maybe stick to more common sounding words next time :)

I have a speech impediment.

They are in the standard english list of homonyms .

Michalis below was not the real michalis! I do not have a speach impediment

I have a peach impediment.

I have a peach impediment.

Michalis below was not the real michalis! I do not have a speach impediment

It may be a regional thing, but in my experience 'flaw' and 'floor' are usually pronounced exactly the same. That said, Peter Kay would probably pronounce it 'floo-ur'.

Think you must take account of how English is spoken when you do words that sound alike. Flaws only sounds like floors in a particular English dialect.

floors and flaws are not at all similar - very odd choice when there are so many words that do sound alike which are spelt differently. flaws for floors sounds a bit rah rah to me!!